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Speaker 1: You're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 4: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 4: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 5: Well, good day, good day, Hello, and I'm Ron Edwards
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Speaker 5: and you are listening to the Ron American Experience. Welcome
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Speaker 5: one and all from throughout America and around the world. Well,
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Speaker 5: I'm looking at a picture here. Actually it's a video,
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Speaker 5: and it's showing that things are going on in the
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Speaker 5: Rio Grande River. The illegals don't like it. Mexico doesn't
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Speaker 5: like it, but too bad. As Texas Governor Greg Abbott
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Speaker 5: has ordered the deployment of additional floating barriers and the
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Speaker 5: Rio Grande near Eagle Pass. A federal appeals court previously
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Speaker 5: had rules that the state could continue its efforts in
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Speaker 5: a lawsuit filed by the leftist Biden administration. And that's
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Speaker 5: a good thing. But I really hope that they hurry
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Speaker 5: up and get busy building that wall because that is very,
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Speaker 5: very important. We need that wall built, and we also
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Speaker 5: need a wall built on the northern border. Things have
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Speaker 5: gotten quite detestable as now many more thousands of illegals
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Speaker 5: are coming through the northern border. It doesn't matter about
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Speaker 5: the bad winter weather or whatever. They're coming through in
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Speaker 5: record numbers from the north as well. Just the other
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Speaker 5: day one of the border patrol agents was murdered by
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Speaker 5: an illegal border crosser. So it is what it is,
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Speaker 5: and we have to do a very good job of
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Speaker 5: protecting our border because, let's face it, these restrictions that
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Speaker 5: Trump is putting in place, they're not going to be
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Speaker 5: there forever. There's going to be different administrations in the future.
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Speaker 5: But we need to build a physical that does the
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Speaker 5: job well. Man. They continue to pile on Pete Hecseth
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Speaker 5: with lies, lies, lies, and more lives. And it seems
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Speaker 5: that even his ex wife is, you know, come to
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Speaker 5: the foe to say that wait a minute, that's another
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Speaker 5: lie that you're telling. Here, his ex wife disputes claims
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Speaker 5: from a strange ex sister in law who's a liberal Democrat.
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Speaker 5: She states that there was no physical abuse in her
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Speaker 5: marriage to Pete Hexseth. However, the ex sister in law
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Speaker 5: said that Pete he Seth put his wife former wife
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Speaker 5: at the time in physical danger, etcetera, etcetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: and she's come up and says, no, those those claims
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Speaker 5: are not true. So and when it comes to Pam Bondy,
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Speaker 5: it looks like they continue to try to slow roll
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Speaker 5: her hearings, and they've kind of put a hold on
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Speaker 5: her hearings for Attorney general confirmation. They are afraid of
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Speaker 5: her Attorney General nominee. Pam Bondi Senate Judiciary Committee hearing
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Speaker 5: is delayed for a week.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 5: The committee hearing was initially scheduled to approve her nomination
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Speaker 5: for a full Senate confirmation vote. A committee spokesperson says
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Speaker 5: that the delay is due to Democrats on the panel,
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Speaker 5: but not point pinpoint which democrat it is or how
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Speaker 5: many Democrats. And see, the thing is she's going to
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Speaker 5: be appointed. I know she's going to get through in
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Speaker 5: all of his appointments. I believe he're going to get through,
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Speaker 5: but they're trying to slow drag it so that he
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Speaker 5: cannot get fully down to business right away. And the
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Speaker 5: longer they keep his full cabinet from being set, you know,
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Speaker 5: around that table, and they can't get fully down to
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Speaker 5: business and that's what it's about. It's all the Democrats
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Speaker 5: care about, right destroying the country. And if people come
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Speaker 5: up who are at least slowing down the destruction of
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Speaker 5: our country, it's their mission to stop it. So now
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Speaker 5: here we go again. I mean, these trans people, they
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Speaker 5: need to just go away. The Star of Wicket Ariana
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Speaker 5: Grandi calls trump executive order recognizing only male and female
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Speaker 5: an attack on trans people. Well, technically, no, it isn't,
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Speaker 5: because when you decide is an adult to be a
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Speaker 5: trans person, that is your choice, and no one is
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Speaker 5: attacking people want to pretend that there's something else that
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Speaker 5: they're not born. If people are stupid enough to go
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Speaker 5: against their biological you know, god chosen gender or sex,
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Speaker 5: that's on them. And it is not wrong for the
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Speaker 5: federal government to now recognize only male and female. Girl
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Speaker 5: boy boy girl, and for these people to run around
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Speaker 5: and say, oh, that's just an attech on trans people.
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Speaker 5: See trans people and these other specialized groups. Did you
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Speaker 5: you notice that these specialized groups did not come to
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Speaker 5: the fore in great numbers until after the bastardized rights movement.
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Speaker 5: And see, my dad used to talk to me about that.
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Speaker 5: He used to tell me he says, well, you know,
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Speaker 5: one of the things that have come out of the ambassador,
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Speaker 5: he called it the baseardized rights movement, famously known as
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Speaker 5: the civil rights movement, is that you have the chosen
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Speaker 5: group of the time. At that time it was blacks,
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Speaker 5: and blacks did need to be liberated from the Democrat
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Speaker 5: oppression of the South, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 5: But he said something that was very important, and I
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Speaker 5: didn't fully understand it at the time because I was
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Speaker 5: but a child, a little boy. But he said that
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Speaker 5: there would come a time when blacks would be moved aside,
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Speaker 5: and there would be other groups to replace them, and
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Speaker 5: then there would be a lot of groups, and in
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Speaker 5: time they would be pitted against each other. And then
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Speaker 5: as I grew older and then you learned about people
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Speaker 5: like Joe Stalin and Marx and all of that. Well,
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Speaker 5: that was one of the tactics of the socialists and
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Speaker 5: the communists. You create division, mobocracy. That's also a feeder
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Speaker 5: of the mobocracy movement. That's why they call America a
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Speaker 5: democracy instead of a constitutionally limited republic, which the founders
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Speaker 5: left us. And so you have all this division and
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Speaker 5: craziness That's why you had you know, the Trumps had
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Speaker 5: to endure this woke bishop at the church who's tried
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Speaker 5: to scold him because he's standing basically because he's standing
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Speaker 5: up for God's principles. It is about men and women,
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Speaker 5: boys and girls, that's it. And someone who claims to
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Speaker 5: be a bishop in God's church and you know, obviously
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Speaker 5: they're not in God's church, but they claim to be.
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Speaker 5: And they didn't say anything about right and wrong or
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Speaker 5: anything about God's principles. The only thing that that individual
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Speaker 5: was concerned about was, oh, my gosh, discrimination against the weirdos.
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Speaker 5: And so it's not an attack, it is just doing
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Speaker 5: what is right. See, America has to get to return
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Speaker 5: to the effort at least to be good. For as
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Speaker 5: if America is to truly be great, she must be good.
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Speaker 5: The founding fathers left us with that message as well.
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Speaker 5: She cannot be great and be goofy and im moral,
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Speaker 5: et cetera. The twain will not meet. So carry on,
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Speaker 5: President Trump, continue to clean out the government as we
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Speaker 5: And we're back. This is a runovers American Experience and
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Speaker 5: other beat goes on. We do thank President Trump for
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Speaker 5: releasing most of the J sixers. We thank him for
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Speaker 5: that and for keeping that promise. However, because of the
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Speaker 5: knuckleheads of Washington, d C. There are still a few
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Speaker 5: that remain in the American gulog in that neck of
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Speaker 5: the woods. One of them is forgotten, a Green Beret
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Speaker 5: Master Sergeant Jeremy Brown. Now it's been declared that he's
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Speaker 5: not eligible under President Trump's pardons. Now, the last time
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Speaker 5: I checked, The last time I checked, the president has
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Speaker 5: the authority to pardon whomever. I mean, if one can
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Speaker 5: pardon individuals who have not even been convicted of a crime,
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Speaker 5: certainly another president has the authority to pardon people that
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Speaker 5: have been locked up on false charges. Retired to Green
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Speaker 5: Beret Master Sergeant Jeremy Brown issued a hopeful statement Monday
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Speaker 5: morning before President Trump his Before his inauguration, a Master
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Speaker 5: sergeant broke his silence after seven years to say that
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Speaker 5: Trump's inauguration was the sixth most important day of his life,
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Speaker 5: only because he has five amazing daughters. He said that
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Speaker 5: he hadn't felt this much anticipation, uncertainty, and suspense since
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Speaker 5: he returned from his first combat deployment as an Army ranger.
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Speaker 5: He said, for the first time in forty months, he
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Speaker 5: felt hope at approximately twelve pm January twenty first, he
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Speaker 5: was told by guards that he was being released. He
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Speaker 5: was taken with others Jay six ers to be out
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Speaker 5: processed after about two hours, having already called his mother
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Speaker 5: and his girlfriend, who were already outside the jail waiting,
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Speaker 5: he was pulled aside suddenly and told he was not
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Speaker 5: being released because of his conviction as a result of
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Speaker 5: the government's illegal search warrant and framing of him. And
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Speaker 5: he was turned back by the US marshals because of
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Speaker 5: that Florida case. And he had said that he had
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Speaker 5: to recall his mom, who broke down in tears, apologizing
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Speaker 5: to him as if it were her fault. He's now
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Speaker 5: back in his original cell, minus five months of his
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Speaker 5: stuff which was left behind to be scavenged. He says
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Speaker 5: that he's back to zero. So close, but yet so far.
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Speaker 5: Man oh man o man, And this is terrible. He
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Speaker 5: along with others, was beaten. I mean whenever the guards
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Speaker 5: felt like, you know, giving out a little beating, they'd
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Speaker 5: go back and beat them around and do whatever. He
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Speaker 5: was facing federal charges in two separate districts, the Middle
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Speaker 5: District of Florida in Tampa and in Washington, d c.
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Speaker 5: The DC trial was over misdemeanor trespassed charges for his
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Speaker 5: attendance as security for a speaker at the United States Capitol.
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Speaker 5: He was nonviolent and never entered the US Capitol building.
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Speaker 5: Never entered Keep that in mind. But in September of
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Speaker 5: twenty twenty one, after publishing security footage from his home
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Speaker 5: and a personnel recording personal recording both of interactions with
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Speaker 5: federal agents from December of twenty twenty, Master Sergeant Brown
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Speaker 5: had his home raided in Tampa during the hour's long raig.
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Speaker 5: Federal agents and local police on the Joint Terrorism Task
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Speaker 5: Force raided his home with a search warrant over misdemeanors
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Speaker 5: allegedly committed in DC. How law enforcement was able to
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Speaker 5: justify a federal search warrant of his home over eight
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Speaker 5: eight hundred miles away from where a misdemeanor trespass occurred
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Speaker 5: should be considered a horrifying violation of the Fourth Amendment.
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Speaker 5: Now imagine a swat team showing up to raid your
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Speaker 5: home over a dui or shoplifting, or a bar fight
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Speaker 5: with no serious injuries. To make matters even worse. Master
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Speaker 5: Sergeant had no prior convictions in twenty years of honorable
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Speaker 5: service in the United States Army. Now, after the FBI
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Speaker 5: raided his home and turned off all of his fourteen
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Speaker 5: security cameras during the entire search, providing no transparency or accountability,
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Speaker 5: they found two firearms that violate the National Firearms Act,
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Speaker 5: a four to ten shotgun in heirloom his grandfather left
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Speaker 5: to his brother, who then left it to him when
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Speaker 5: he passed away several years back, and a short barreled
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Speaker 5: rifle simitar to the one Master chargent Brown carried during
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Speaker 5: his service to his country. They allegedly found a CD
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Speaker 5: containing classified information and two M sixty seven fragmentation grenades
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Speaker 5: in his flat jacket inside his RV on his property.
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Speaker 5: He was ultimately found not guilty of the classified CD
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Speaker 5: because it was not documented very well in the search. Now,
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Speaker 5: the FBI crime scene photographers didn't recall seeing it, and
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Speaker 5: the photograph the FBI had of it was on a
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Speaker 5: table that didn't match any other furniture in Brown's RV
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Speaker 5: or his house, a little planting anyone. He was found
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Speaker 5: guilty of the grenades, However, each grenade had duct tape
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Speaker 5: wrapped around them to secure the spoon or arming device
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Speaker 5: on the tape. Forensics found textile fibers, hair, fingerprints, and DNA.
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Speaker 5: After taking samples from every possible location in Master Sergeant
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Speaker 5: Brown's home, from his pets, from himself and his girlfriend,
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Speaker 5: there was no match. Further, the reports from the Department
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Speaker 5: of Defense that were presented as evidence simply showed that
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Speaker 5: the grenades were in Iraq and Afghanistan, as was Master
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Speaker 5: Sergeant Brown. They did not, however, disclose the times in
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Speaker 5: order to match them with Master Sergeant Brown's deployment. Lastly,
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Speaker 5: Master Sergeant Brown was also found guilty of having a
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Speaker 5: classified document. However, during the trial it was revealed that
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Speaker 5: the document was not in fact a classified document, but
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Speaker 5: a templant that he made up on a non secure
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Speaker 5: computer using fake data and information. He and put it
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Speaker 5: so that when he arrived stateside he could properly enter
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Speaker 5: the classified information in its place and submit it over
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Speaker 5: secured devices. For some strange reason, he was found guilty
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Speaker 5: of that charge as well, and he remains to this
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Speaker 5: very second in the American gulag for no apparent reason.
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Speaker 5: Hopefully President Trump will get the message and the details
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Speaker 5: of this situation and get this man out of prison,
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Speaker 5: get him out quickly and Wow, President Trump is really working.
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Speaker 5: He's already kept forty six promises in County, and many Republicans,
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Speaker 5: believe it or not, are pretty happy about that. Many
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Speaker 5: not all. There are some still some Statish Republicans who
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Speaker 5: are part of the uniparty situation that has brought this
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Speaker 5: country to such a perilous state of affairs.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 5: Trump, President Trump, that is, has threatened Russia with sanctions
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Speaker 5: if Putin will not make a deal to end the
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Speaker 5: Ukraine War. As I've said before, sanctions will not work
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Speaker 5: against Russia. And I'll explain why when I return on this.
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Speaker 5: And we're back. I'm run Edwards, and again thanks for
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Speaker 5: tuning in. And you know, before I get back to
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Speaker 5: what I was really going to converse about concerning Russia,
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Speaker 5: and sanctions. But just a little humorous note here Leftist
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Speaker 5: Warriors coach Steve Kerr. You know, he's a great coach.
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Speaker 5: I'll give him that, but when it comes to anything else,
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Speaker 5: he's a total moron. On an inauguration day, it was
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Speaker 5: so funny. They said, Hey, are you going to congratulate
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Speaker 5: President Trump or are you going to be watching the inauguration?
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Speaker 5: He says, no, I'm going to be watching film on
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Speaker 5: the Boston Celtics. He said, I'm going to be studying
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Speaker 5: them because we play them tonight and we're gonna beat
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Speaker 5: the Boston Celtics. And besides, I hate President Trump, YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 5: So he supposedly studied Boston the Boston Celtics. Right. Well,
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Speaker 5: they ended up losing to the Boston Celtics by forty points.
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Speaker 5: Boston rub drubbed them into the ground almost, And I
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Speaker 5: just thought that was kind of funny because the way
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Speaker 5: he emphasized, I'm going to be watching the Celtics videos
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Speaker 5: in preparation, and it was as if he never prepared
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Speaker 5: his team whatsoever, as the Boston Celtics beat the crap
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Speaker 5: out of him by forty points. But anyway, President to
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Speaker 5: Trump today has threatened Moscow with huge sanctions and called
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Speaker 5: on President Vladimir Putin to make a deal to end
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Speaker 5: the Russia, you know, Russia's war with Ukraine for the
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Speaker 5: sake of his economy. Now here's where President Trump either
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Speaker 5: he doesn't know or he's just saying something like this
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Speaker 5: for the sake of whomever. Hopefully that's the case that
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Speaker 5: he's really not this ignorant on the matter. With Russia.
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Speaker 5: The situation is like this, Okay, Russia is on the
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Speaker 5: gold standard. Russia does not deal in US dollars. So
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Speaker 5: the United States can sanction Russia until the cows come home,
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Speaker 5: or until the cows are turned in the hamburgers, whatever whenever. Okay,
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Speaker 5: no sanction from the United States of America will hurt Russia.
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Speaker 5: Past sanctions have done. What what they did was chase
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Speaker 5: Russia into the arms of Big bad China. All they
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Speaker 5: did was aggravate Putin. That's all they did. And so
28:16
Speaker 5: because of these stupid sanctions in the past, and the
28:21
Speaker 5: fact that they're not even utilizing the American dollar anymore,
28:25
Speaker 5: that's why one of the reasons why they formed the bricks,
28:29
Speaker 5: because America was putting out these anctions and in some
28:32
Speaker 5: cases they were justified in the sense that they were
28:38
Speaker 5: in response to something wrong. Now I'm of the opinion
28:43
Speaker 5: that Putin wasn't totally wrong in invading Ukraine because of
28:46
Speaker 5: past matters, which I've explained I don't know how many
28:49
Speaker 5: times on the broadcast, going all the way back to
28:51
Speaker 5: the nineties. But that's neither here nor there. These sanctions
28:57
Speaker 5: are asinine, to be honest with you, And unfortunately, because
29:02
Speaker 5: we're not a huge in a huge trading agreement with Russia,
29:08
Speaker 5: you know, even tariffs would be not that productive. But
29:15
Speaker 5: we need to get out of the sanctioned business and
29:17
Speaker 5: deal with tariffs with our trading partners. And for our
29:26
Speaker 5: politicians who don't understand history, who don't know nothing, got
29:29
Speaker 5: that mixed up when it comes to how to properly
29:31
Speaker 5: deal with our foreign competitors. Go back and read about
29:36
Speaker 5: the history of Monroe, President Monroe and McKinley, particularly McKinley,
29:45
Speaker 5: and it's because of the actions of McKinley that the
29:48
Speaker 5: United States was truly even per capita, of the wealthiest
29:53
Speaker 5: nation on the face of the earth. Those were their
29:56
Speaker 5: true glory years economically for the United States, which ended,
30:01
Speaker 5: by the way, when Democrat Woodrow Wilson in nineteen thirteen
30:07
Speaker 5: began the destruction of the mighty US dollar with the
30:14
Speaker 5: Federal Reserve system, which paid the way to get us
30:17
Speaker 5: off of the gold standard and everything else in between.
30:21
Speaker 5: So someone needs to go get the President Trump and
30:24
Speaker 5: let him know, hey, big guy, a sanction won't do
30:29
Speaker 5: any good. It's not you know. It would be like,
30:34
Speaker 5: I don't know. It would be like a three year
30:39
Speaker 5: old coming up to you, to an adult and saying,
30:45
Speaker 5: I'm going to kick your butt. And you know how
30:51
Speaker 5: much a three year old could do to a healthy adult. Nothing,
30:54
Speaker 5: nothing at all, and this is the best would be
30:58
Speaker 5: the equivalent of that. It would just be an irritation.
31:01
Speaker 5: Another reason for Russia to get closer with China. And
31:10
Speaker 5: if anyone has done any reading on Vladimir Putin in
31:13
Speaker 5: recent years, his philosophical base is quite different from that
31:17
Speaker 5: of China technically, that is, if he is a friend
31:23
Speaker 5: of the United States. I don't think so. But I
31:28
Speaker 5: think he has enough reasonable common sense that he could
31:32
Speaker 5: work with the United States through the prism of respect
31:39
Speaker 5: and even honor. China that's another that's a totally different story.
31:47
Speaker 5: The Chinese. You can't you can't trust them anymore than
31:50
Speaker 5: a Democrat. I mean, they're just that's just their way,
31:55
Speaker 5: or a terrorist or whatever. Trump should not further the
32:03
Speaker 5: strained relationship between Russia and the United States of America
32:08
Speaker 5: through these stupid sanctions. The sanctions are for stupid people
32:14
Speaker 5: to callte President Trump. As far as you know, when
32:19
Speaker 5: stupid people do things. We are glad that President Trump
32:28
Speaker 5: did cut off the ev charging gravy train, even though
32:34
Speaker 5: Elon Musks was enjoying that gravy train. Because you know what,
32:39
Speaker 5: Elon Musk has been a huge proponent of electronic vehicles,
32:43
Speaker 5: even though electronic vehicles are bad for the environment and
32:48
Speaker 5: they're bad for little children in Africa who are forced
32:51
Speaker 5: through slavery to mine the lithium from the earth. Many
32:58
Speaker 5: of them are forced to use their little fingers and
33:00
Speaker 5: just carve it out. Many of those children that are
33:04
Speaker 5: in this brutal service for Elon's companies and for China
33:12
Speaker 5: as well. Even more so, many of them are only
33:15
Speaker 5: served one meal a day and are beaten senselessly if
33:21
Speaker 5: they just try to take a break. Things like that
33:26
Speaker 5: need to be looked into, President Trump. And so it's
33:34
Speaker 5: a good thing because if people want the evs. Then
33:39
Speaker 5: the private sector should meet that demand, but it should
33:45
Speaker 5: not be demanded made made a demand by the government
33:49
Speaker 5: upon and forced upon we the people who don't want it.
33:55
Speaker 5: For the most part, we don't want those things. I
33:59
Speaker 5: don't want them be their pain in the backside. You know,
34:02
Speaker 5: they could blow up on you, that anything could happen
34:04
Speaker 5: in them. And number two, the batteries when they die
34:10
Speaker 5: and they're buried, they're more dangerous and more corrupting of
34:14
Speaker 5: the environment than spilled oil. They're more dangerous to the
34:20
Speaker 5: environment in the long run than just about any other
34:24
Speaker 5: form of power production. And so we do have the technologies,
34:33
Speaker 5: by the way, to produce automobiles that could run two
34:38
Speaker 5: hundred miles per gallon. We have that technology. There are
34:44
Speaker 5: other forms and abilities to create automobiles that could run
34:52
Speaker 5: for a long, long, long time on energy. I think
34:56
Speaker 5: I've mentioned this on the show in the past two
34:58
Speaker 5: They could have many your tiny nuclear pellets that could
35:03
Speaker 5: be used to power an automobiles for twenty years. If
35:08
Speaker 5: you don't believe me, look at our nuclear power powered
35:11
Speaker 5: sub submarines. So the technology is there. We can run
35:19
Speaker 5: automobiles and buses on natural gas et cetera, et cetera,
35:23
Speaker 5: et cetera. So there are ways to get around the need,
35:28
Speaker 5: which is not a need by the way, for the
35:31
Speaker 5: present form of electronic vehicles. Evs are a waste. They
35:36
Speaker 5: really are. In concept they sound great, wow, an electric vehicle,
35:42
Speaker 5: but in practice, you know, they're they're they're not good
35:47
Speaker 5: at this time. Now, is it possible that in the future,
35:50
Speaker 5: maybe in twenty years, after much more research and how
35:56
Speaker 5: the size of the batteries and even something better than
36:01
Speaker 5: lithium that is less polluting after the batteries die. You know,
36:07
Speaker 5: there's you know, man can be very incredible as far
36:10
Speaker 5: as creativity. But right now, at the present level of development,
36:16
Speaker 5: evs are not good. In my humble opinion, they are
36:21
Speaker 5: a waste of time, energy, and natural resources. Now, oh boy,
36:33
Speaker 5: James or Janie, I'm sorry. Jeanie raskin Democratic Maryland said
36:38
Speaker 5: that President Donald Trump's pardoning of January sixth protesters was
36:44
Speaker 5: to create a reserve army of political foot soldiers. Now,
36:52
Speaker 5: I guess I could say the same thing in the
36:55
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37:17
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37:21
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37:24
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37:34
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37:38
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37:43
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37:49
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37:52
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37:54
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41:25
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41:33
Speaker 5: good stuff in our country. And sometimes you have to
41:36
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41:40
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41:43
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42:02
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42:09
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42:17
Speaker 5: Ukrainian dictator President Zelensky is now requesting the depoliment of
42:25
Speaker 5: at least two hundred thousand peacekeepers, emphasizing the inclusion of
42:30
Speaker 5: the United States troops, wanting the United States to share
42:34
Speaker 5: the majority of this burden to secure peace in Ukraine
42:38
Speaker 5: against further Russian aggression. Well, sir, well, I was going
42:44
Speaker 5: to say, I hate to tell you this, but I
42:46
Speaker 5: don't hate to tell you this. If you had not,
42:49
Speaker 5: along with NATO, provoked Russia, you wouldn't be getting your
42:52
Speaker 5: butt kicked. And by the way, mister Zelenski, speaking of peace,
42:57
Speaker 5: what about the people that you have made sure that
43:01
Speaker 5: get abused in churches? What about the fact that allegedly
43:05
Speaker 5: your nation has been one of the top three places
43:09
Speaker 5: on the entire planet for human and child trafficking. What
43:13
Speaker 5: about those bio labs that putin spoke about years ago?
43:20
Speaker 5: So man, oh Man, oh Man, I would say yet,
43:30
Speaker 5: and hopefully President Trump will also say yet to such
43:34
Speaker 5: an asinine request. And so it goes. My friends, As
43:44
Speaker 5: you know, we are still kind of into kind of
43:49
Speaker 5: a celebratory mood over the change of administrations here in
43:53
Speaker 5: the United States of America. There we're very hopeful and
44:00
Speaker 5: we are very thankful to God that we did not
44:04
Speaker 5: get Kamala Harris. But President Trump must be very wise.
44:09
Speaker 5: He must be very very observant of those around him,
44:14
Speaker 5: because one thing that left is very good at, They're
44:16
Speaker 5: very good at acting. And one thing that the Rhinos
44:20
Speaker 5: are good at also is acting like they're in his corner.
44:24
Speaker 5: They're with him all the way. If I were him,
44:27
Speaker 5: I would not be so trusting of Senator Thune, who
44:35
Speaker 5: has been an anti Trumper in the past, who has
44:39
Speaker 5: been against many of the good policies of President Trump,
44:44
Speaker 5: which if enacted, would put America in an almost permanent
44:49
Speaker 5: good position globally. I would if I were mister Trump,
44:57
Speaker 5: I would be very wary of several other people that
44:59
Speaker 5: are around him. It's just about being wise. He's I
45:08
Speaker 5: think he's done a better job this time around. But
45:11
Speaker 5: I think a few people have leaked in into his
45:13
Speaker 5: inner circle, and I think that he owes it to
45:19
Speaker 5: himself and to this nation to be ever vigilant and
45:26
Speaker 5: very circumspect on how he deals with and who he
45:29
Speaker 5: deals with depending on the issue at hand. It seems that.
45:40
Speaker 12: We have.
45:42
Speaker 5: One thing that is really horrible on our southern border
45:46
Speaker 5: and that I'll just call it a death culture. Many
45:50
Speaker 5: of the cartels on our southern border are worshipers of
45:55
Speaker 5: things that are very evil, Satan, Santama, whatever. I don't
46:03
Speaker 5: know all the entities that they worship. But here's the thing.
46:08
Speaker 5: These people on our southern border who are running these cartels,
46:12
Speaker 5: and I know our main concentration is on Texas, but
46:17
Speaker 5: you better be wary about Arizona as well. And the
46:21
Speaker 5: reason why I say that because if you remember all
46:23
Speaker 5: the way back to the Uncle Joe I'm sorry, back
46:25
Speaker 5: to the Ali Obama administration. Remember when if you were
46:31
Speaker 5: to go into Arizona, there were huge swaths of that
46:35
Speaker 5: state that were you know, the government under Ali Obama
46:40
Speaker 5: was posting signs for Americans now saying this is a
46:43
Speaker 5: no go zone, be wary because it's dominated by cartels,
46:50
Speaker 5: which I was personally insulted by that as an American
46:56
Speaker 5: that my government or the government of the United States
46:59
Speaker 5: of America would allow these bullies to take over swaths
47:03
Speaker 5: of land in one of the great states called Arizona.
47:09
Speaker 5: And to this day, I've never learned anything about them
47:13
Speaker 5: being moved out. So I believe that they're still there
47:22
Speaker 5: running things close to the border of Arizona. And so
47:28
Speaker 5: I think while we focus on Texas, and we must
47:32
Speaker 5: continue to focus on Texas, the fact that we even
47:36
Speaker 5: need to increase our efforts in Texas, but the same
47:40
Speaker 5: thing has to happen in Arizona and New Mexico. Remember,
47:44
Speaker 5: both Arizona and New Mexico have Democrat governors who are
47:50
Speaker 5: in league with former President Biden's goal of open borders.
47:59
Speaker 5: While we are plugging the leak in Texas, both Arizona
48:05
Speaker 5: and New Mexico remain wide open because that's what the
48:08
Speaker 5: governors there want, you know, just like the mayor of Chicago,
48:14
Speaker 5: Brandon Johnson, wants the people of Chicago land to be
48:20
Speaker 5: overrun by illegals, and so in allowing these death tradition
48:30
Speaker 5: people to become such an over riding aspect of life
48:36
Speaker 5: in the Great Southwest, whether it's in New Mexico or
48:39
Speaker 5: Arizona spreading their evil culture. It is very very very
48:50
Speaker 5: very very necessary for President Trump to send military personnel
48:59
Speaker 5: down in all three states simultaneously. He should send thousands
49:05
Speaker 5: to New Mexico, thousands to Texas, and thousands to Arizona
49:09
Speaker 5: and tell them to go down there at night and
49:11
Speaker 5: clean house, clean house, do what the military is supposed
49:17
Speaker 5: to do, and do it efficiently and is as dramatically
49:23
Speaker 5: as possible to send the message to these cartels Mexic,
49:28
Speaker 5: to the Mexican government and the governments around the world
49:34
Speaker 5: that it will not end well for you if you
49:38
Speaker 5: continue to send your thugs, your vermin to our borders.
49:47
Speaker 5: And another thing that is very concerning is this part
49:55
Speaker 5: of the culture of death which has really taken hold
49:59
Speaker 5: in Canada, which is one of several Western countries that
50:03
Speaker 5: have introduced assisted suicide into their culture as a way
50:07
Speaker 5: of allowing terminally ill, elderly individuals the supposed right to
50:13
Speaker 5: die with so called dignity, which in my humble opinion,
50:19
Speaker 5: in my opinion, it's murder. And I understand about agony
50:26
Speaker 5: and things of that nature, and people they have a
50:29
Speaker 5: sad life, they want it to be over, but you
50:32
Speaker 5: cannot and culcate people's desire to commit suicide into the
50:41
Speaker 5: normal fabric of society. Medical assistant suicide or assistance in
50:47
Speaker 5: dying has been legal in Canada since twenty sixteen. And
50:53
Speaker 5: trust me, it's not just the elderly anymore, or the
50:56
Speaker 5: old or the sick that are being killed in such
50:58
Speaker 5: a manner in Canada. You know, the left in everything
51:04
Speaker 5: that they participate in, they're like cancer. Remember when it
51:09
Speaker 5: first was installed in Canada back in the day in sixteen,
51:13
Speaker 5: they said, well, it was just for the terminally ill,
51:16
Speaker 5: when they're close to death and when they're in such agony,
51:19
Speaker 5: that's all it's for. Well, now they're telling people if
51:26
Speaker 5: a guy comes in and he's just sad and downtrodden, oh, well,
51:31
Speaker 5: you know what, it'll be better if you just terminate yourself.
51:35
Speaker 5: Why don't you go over there, sit in the corner.
51:37
Speaker 5: We'll be right with you. I've got a shot for you,
51:39
Speaker 5: and hey, you'll be out of here. And so, my friends,
51:45
Speaker 5: as we restore this country, we have to walk away
51:50
Speaker 5: from death. We have to walk away from all the
51:55
Speaker 5: things that have been destroying this republic. And that's one
51:58
Speaker 5: of them, the culture of death. And the culture of
52:02
Speaker 5: death comes from the root of immorality, because morality is
52:08
Speaker 5: about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and or property,
52:13
Speaker 5: part of the founding elements of our great republic. But anyway,
52:17
Speaker 5: my friends, now that I see that my time is up,
52:20
Speaker 5: thank you so much for your time.
52:24
Speaker 2: With v that's awful.
52:27
Speaker 5: Tax a stage right. And as I always say at
52:33
Speaker 5: this time, remember my friends, to pray for your nation,
52:36
Speaker 5: pray for your family, pray for your enemies that they
52:42
Speaker 5: get it right before it's much too late. And don't
52:46
Speaker 5: forget to treat them as the same way you want
52:47
Speaker 5: to be treated. I'm on needwords until next time.
52:51
Speaker 2: By now.
52:54
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Speaker 3: Let's lead the way.
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