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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: Well, hello today, how are you. I'm Run Edwards and
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Speaker 6: welcome to the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. And
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Speaker 6: it's a wonderful day in the neighborhood if you like
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Speaker 6: a winter wonderland. Well, yeah, things are been going really
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Speaker 6: crazy in recent months. So we've got the Islamist spreading
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Speaker 6: like wildfire across our Republic. But there's you know, there's
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Speaker 6: a bit of an opposition, small, but there is opposition.
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Speaker 6: House Republicans have created a Sharia Free America Caucus, according
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Speaker 6: to Michelle London, she's a writer for CBN, and they
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Speaker 6: said that we will not surrender our freedoms. Several House
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Speaker 6: Republicans are uniting against what they call a dangerous Islamic
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Speaker 6: ideology spreading throughout our republic. Texas Representative Keith's Self shared
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Speaker 6: with the CBN News why he helped to create the
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Speaker 6: Sharia Free America Caucus. He mentioned that in North Texas alone,
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Speaker 6: in the last two years, over twenty mosques have sprung up.
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Speaker 6: The congressman draws a direct connection between a growing Muslim
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Speaker 6: population in his home state to a gradual infiltration of
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Speaker 6: Islamic control. First of all, it would be simply we
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Speaker 6: want community. Then the police can't come in. Then, and
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Speaker 6: the contracts, the covenants of the area say that you
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Speaker 6: may buy if you're the right kind of person, you
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Speaker 6: may sell to the right kind of person. The Texas
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Speaker 6: Republican's crucial issue the spread of Islamic Sharia law, described
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Speaker 6: as a framework of daily life for Muslims. Shuria is
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Speaker 6: rooted in the Qoran and the teachings of Muhammad. It
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Speaker 6: influences each aspect of Muslim's life, from spiritual practices like prayer,
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Speaker 6: bumping the heads on the ground, and fasting, to daily
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Speaker 6: activities such as business transactions and being allowed to beat
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Speaker 6: the crap out of your wife. Now is the time
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Speaker 6: to educate our colleagues in Congress, said the congressman from Texas.
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Speaker 6: Our citizens also to the dangers of a totally separate
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Speaker 6: and disparate civilization. Self and fellow Texas Congressman Chip Roy
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Speaker 6: are also leading this effort. Through their Sharia Free America Caucus.
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Speaker 6: They say that the goal is to protect the United
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Speaker 6: States of America and its constitution and individual liberties from
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Speaker 6: Sharia's horrible influence, and this would include legal initiatives such
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Speaker 6: as no Sharia legislation, which would deny immigration benefits to
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Speaker 6: those who advocate for Sharia. In just one month, the
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Speaker 6: caucus membership has grown to twenty six Republican lawmakers from
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Speaker 6: seventeen states, including Florida Representative Byron Donald's, who says, quote,
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Speaker 6: Sharia has no place in the United States of America.
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Speaker 6: We will not surrender our free Illinois Representative Mary Miller
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Speaker 6: says that she joined the CAUCUSS to stand firmly against
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Speaker 6: this radical ideology that seeks to literally uproot the constitutional
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Speaker 6: principles and Christian values on which our republic was founded. Yep.
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Speaker 6: And I think that's a wonderful idea, and it's the
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Speaker 6: proper type of legislation that should be passed. But these people,
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Speaker 6: I hope that they understand, these wonderful Republicans understand, first
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Speaker 6: of all, no Democrat would stand for this, and there's
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Speaker 6: always a group of Rhinos who typically vote with the Democrats.
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Speaker 6: And why do They do that not so much because
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Speaker 6: they agree with what is going on that they should
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Speaker 6: be voting against or whatever, but it's because they hate
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Speaker 6: Donald Trump and they hate the long term the possible
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Speaker 6: long term impact of President Trump, meaning the United States
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Speaker 6: totally dis engaged from the globalist efforts which are rooted
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Speaker 6: in Europe and so on and so on. And speaking
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Speaker 6: of that of rhinos, the Senate has blocked a measure
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Speaker 6: to advance government funding packages. Seven Republicans have joined with Democrats.
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Speaker 6: See here we go again. The Senate today blocked a
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Speaker 6: measure to advance a government funding package in a forty
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Speaker 6: five to fifty five vote ahead of Saturday's deadline for
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Speaker 6: a shutdown. Seven Republicans joined the Democrats to block the
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Speaker 6: funding package, which includes money for the Department of Homeland Security,
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Speaker 6: because see, they don't want illegals kicked out of our country.
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Speaker 6: They don't want foreign rapist, murderers, burglars, etc. To be
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Speaker 6: locked up and thrown out of the country. GOP senators
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Speaker 6: Bud Ron Johnson, Mike Lee, Ashley Moody, Rick Scott, and
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Speaker 6: Tommy Tuberville join with the Democrats. And I find it
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Speaker 6: surprising because you know, Ron Johnson Mike Lee, Rick Scott,
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Speaker 6: and Tuberville have typically portrayed themselves as very conservative and
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Speaker 6: very pro American, but hey, Senate Majority Leader John Thune
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Speaker 6: this is no surprise also voted know on. This allowed
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Speaker 6: him to bring the vote to the floor again. Senator
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Speaker 6: Rick Scott said he might force the Senate to vote
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Speaker 6: on the Save Act as part of a government funding
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Speaker 6: deal as the shutdown does loom ahead. It's a shame, man,
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Speaker 6: oh man, oh man. We do need to stop the
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Speaker 6: earmarks and in wasteful spending, and there needs to be
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Speaker 6: a Save Act. But to join with Democrats is if
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Speaker 6: Democrats have the better idea in the midst of all
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Speaker 6: this madness is kind of retarded, to say the least.
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Speaker 6: If you want to do what's right for America, why
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Speaker 6: would you vote with Democrats which support everything which is
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Speaker 6: immeasurably much worse. Well, Milania, the film is gaining a
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Speaker 6: lot of steam in pre sales so far, and it
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Speaker 6: could have the best opening in a decade. Wow. The useless, corrupt,
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Speaker 6: and far left entertainment media have had a field day
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Speaker 6: pointing and laughing at the box office prospects for Milania,
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Speaker 6: the upcoming film about her fabulous first Lady, the our
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Speaker 6: fabulous first Lady that hits one five hundred screens this
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Speaker 6: coming weekend. As of today, it looks like the useless,
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Speaker 6: corrupt and far left entertainment meeting. It's starting to sweat
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Speaker 6: a bit, yeah about eating crow over all those taunting
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Speaker 6: headlines which cast it within their precious bubble. Milannia is
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Speaker 6: gaining steam with around one million indicating five million plus
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Speaker 6: at the debut of fifteen hundred sites, potentially the best
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Speaker 6: for a documentary in a decade. Man oh Man, oh Man,
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Speaker 6: I hope it does well. My wife and I will
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Speaker 6: be attending a pre screening tonight. We were invited to
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Speaker 6: check it out, and I'll tell you about it tomorrow.
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Speaker 6: But this is good. It's a good thing. In my
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Speaker 6: humble opinion, She's the best first lady America has had
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Speaker 6: in my entire lifetime. The one that comes in second,
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Speaker 6: I would say, is Nancy Reagan, the what just say
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Speaker 6: no campaign lady. And she was very faithful to Ronald
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Speaker 6: Reagan and all that. She was great. She really played
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Speaker 6: her role well. And I would say Milania, man oh man,
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Speaker 6: And it isn't it an amazing how discriminatory the leftists
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Speaker 6: are Vogue and all the other leftist oriented fashion magazines
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Speaker 6: and all the major publications have refused to put her
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Speaker 6: beautiful face on any of their rags at all, all
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Speaker 6: because she's married to a very patriotic husband. Unfreaking believable.
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Speaker 6: And I hate to tell you this, but a lot
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Speaker 6: of that is his fault, Eric Adams. He was not
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Speaker 6: the best mayor in the world. He was a lot
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Speaker 6: better than ma'm danny. Too liberal for my taste, et cetera,
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Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera. And we talked about that sometimes
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Speaker 6: on the show. But my gosh, but ma'm Danny will
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Speaker 6: probably double the twelve million dollars deficit with the things
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Speaker 6: that he wants to do, because he wants to redistribute
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Speaker 6: the wealth of the successful people in New York and
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Speaker 6: give it to the the idol. Anyway, We'll be back after.
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Speaker 6: And we're back here listening to the Rundovers American Experience.
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Speaker 6: And you know, one of the most important aspects of
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Speaker 6: life in our world today is the necessity to have
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Speaker 6: a strong level of desernment and a wisdom. The reason
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Speaker 6: why I'm bringing this up is because, for example, you know,
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Speaker 6: we can't walk around, I guess, judging everyone. But we
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Speaker 6: must use judgment, We must use desernment so that we
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Speaker 6: can be careful. For example, South Carolina woman was gunned
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Speaker 6: down and set on fire by three monsters that she
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Speaker 6: was meeting with to supposedly buy a puppy. A South
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Speaker 6: Carolina woman who thought she was going to bring a
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Speaker 6: beloved four legged companion into her family instead met a
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Speaker 6: horrible death thanks to three demons. It was reported that
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Speaker 6: forty year old Dana Marie Kinlaw of Effingham rode in
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Speaker 6: a car with a young woman who she thought was
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Speaker 6: her friend to go purchase a puppy, but, as Florence
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Speaker 6: County Sheriff TJ. Joyce explained, her friend had a far
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Speaker 6: more sinister motive. He explained that Kinlaw was driving with
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Speaker 6: nineteen year old Arianna Jurissa Fleming when they stopped on
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Speaker 6: a road in the rural Woodlands ninety five miles east
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Speaker 6: of Columbia, South Carolina. When they arrived, two other individuals,
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Speaker 6: de Quinn Taheen Thomas and Nico Christopher Caraway were present.
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Speaker 6: Fleming and the other two thugs proceeded to shoot Kinlaw
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Speaker 6: before pouring an unidentified liquid over her body and then
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Speaker 6: setting her on fire. Easy work. At about five point
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Speaker 6: forty five police stumbled upon on the horrifying scene. Police
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Speaker 6: caught up with Fleming and Thomas hours later and placed
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Speaker 6: them both in custody. They have all been charged with
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Speaker 6: the following crimes of murder, first degree arson, and possession
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Speaker 6: of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.
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Speaker 6: Fleming and Thomas are currently being held at the Florence
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Speaker 6: County Detention Center. Awaiting, bond hearing, bond hearing. This is
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Speaker 6: crazy work, ladies and gentlemen. And see when people are
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Speaker 6: naturally suspicious, suspicious of people. This is an example as
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Speaker 6: to why now she thought that the young lady was
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Speaker 6: her friend. But this is one of those cases you
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Speaker 6: never you never know, and why we need to have
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Speaker 6: more more discern it. And there's no logical reason for
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Speaker 6: what these people did. I'm looking at their pictures. They're
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Speaker 6: horrible looking beasts. If you want to see what I'm
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Speaker 6: talking about, it's on you can see the story on
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Speaker 6: Gateway Pundit. But this is the kind of stuff that
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Speaker 6: increasingly Americans are having to face, along with the riots
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Speaker 6: of Minnesota and the growing numbers of Mosques and Islamists
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Speaker 6: increasing their their numbers in our republic, because there has
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Speaker 6: been a laxadaisical attitude when it comes to going after
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Speaker 6: evil doers, enforcing the law, standing up to wrongdoers, and
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Speaker 6: this is a result of it. People are very embolden
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Speaker 6: and if they have these evil tendencies, hey, they have
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Speaker 6: no quarrel. I can guarantee you that these three people
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Speaker 6: thought that they would probably get away with it because
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Speaker 6: so many people, I mean, what is this you see
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Speaker 6: every single day. They were showing a video this morning
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Speaker 6: in Minnesota people climb up on a ladder and beat
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Speaker 6: up and break up a hotel sign. I mean, you
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Speaker 6: see in so many avenues where people are getting away
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Speaker 6: with doing evil stuff. And let's not forget remember the
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Speaker 6: just a couple of days ago, you had the situation
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Speaker 6: with elan Omar where she supposedly was sprayed by an individual,
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Speaker 6: you know, utilizing a harmful liquid. Well, it turns out
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Speaker 6: it's apple side or vinegar. And because it's apple side
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Speaker 6: or vinegar, people have to wonder. People are questioning even
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Speaker 6: CNN of all places, about the claims that Tuesday's apple
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Speaker 6: side of vinegar attack on her was staged. And they
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Speaker 6: were playing this over and over again on Newsmax last night,
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Speaker 6: and when you look at it, it's it's I don't know,
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Speaker 6: because I'd like to know, and maybe someone can share
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Speaker 6: with me. I'd like to know where the guy is
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Speaker 6: that's sprayed her. Is he really in jail or how
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Speaker 6: long is he going to be if he is in jail.
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Speaker 6: After the incident, President Trump did float the idea that
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Speaker 6: the congresswoman may have staged the entire thing. So and
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Speaker 6: there are others who've been saying that. And during an
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Speaker 6: appearance on The Source with Caitlin Collins last night, Collins
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Speaker 6: asked Omar about Trump's responses. She said, I mentioned the
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Speaker 6: President's response where he told ABC News after just a
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Speaker 6: few hours after this happened, she probably had herself sprayed.
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Speaker 6: Knowing her now, when you look at I don't know
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Speaker 6: whether it's true or not, So I'm not going to
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Speaker 6: going to publicly say what I really believe. However, when
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Speaker 6: you look at how many lies she has already told,
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Speaker 6: when you look at the billions of dollars that she
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Speaker 6: and her you know, fellow, some Alians have perpetrated against
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Speaker 6: the taxpayers of Minnesota and the many, the preponderance of lies,
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Speaker 6: ambitious criminal activities, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. For the president to say,
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Speaker 6: and he's not the only one, by the way, So
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Speaker 6: I don't want everyone to just stick it on President Trump.
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Speaker 6: He's one of many that have been saying we kind
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Speaker 6: of wonder if this is a fake situation, because so
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Speaker 6: much about Elano is fake, whether it's marrying her brother,
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Speaker 6: whether it's I don't know, coming from one of the
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Speaker 6: poorest places on Earth, and now she's worth in just
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Speaker 6: a few years, she's worth thirty million dollars. And so
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Speaker 6: one has to wonder instead of responding to whether it
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Speaker 6: was or was not a staged event, Omar dodged and
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Speaker 6: continued her attacks on Trump. And that's all they have
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Speaker 6: to rely on and see the reason why. And see
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Speaker 6: when I look at elan Omar and the way that
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Speaker 6: she speaks, she's speaking from a position, yeah, I can
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Speaker 6: say whatever the hell I want to do because I've
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Speaker 6: already gotten away with everything that I've wanted to do.
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Speaker 6: So and she knows that she's speaking in a very
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Speaker 6: very antagonistic tone and word choices, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. She
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Speaker 6: knows how to poke the bear, and Shause knows perfectly
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Speaker 6: well what she's doing. And while I'm not in a
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Speaker 6: position to say definitively that it was a fake situation,
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Speaker 6: the spray, I mean, if someone wanted to spray something
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Speaker 6: on her to bring harm, it would not be apple
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Speaker 6: side or vinegar. It just wouldn't be just saying.
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Speaker 1: So.
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Speaker 6: And if he wanted to just spray apple site vinegar
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Speaker 6: on her, I have to say that the man is
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Speaker 6: a total retard because in a normal situation. If you're
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Speaker 6: going to spray something on a political official like that,
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Speaker 6: you're going to get in big heap of trouble. So
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Speaker 6: if you're going to spray something on them, you might
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Speaker 6: as well do something that will arm them, not something
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Speaker 6: like appleside or vinegar. And I doubt very seriously if
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Speaker 6: this guy is going to stay in jail, if he's
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Speaker 6: in jail at this very moment, you know, just like
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Speaker 6: Michael Bird, police officer Michael Byrd who shot Ashley Babbitt,
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Speaker 6: never went to jail for murdering. It's like I learned
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Speaker 6: this as a child. It's not what's done, but who
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Speaker 6: does it. And that's something else that needs to be
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Speaker 6: really straightened out in our republic. If we're going to
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Speaker 6: save this republic, we've got to get a return towards
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Speaker 6: a more righteous standard, understanding that evil is evil and
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Speaker 6: good as good, and standing strongly against evil and not
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Speaker 6: getting the twain mixed up. We cannot afford to continue
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Speaker 6: to do that and then run around and expect the
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Speaker 6: United States of America to be made great again. It's
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Speaker 6: not going to happen unless we get to the root
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Speaker 6: of this these situations. First of all, identifying a is
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Speaker 6: a Aristotle's law of identity. A thing is what it is,
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Speaker 6: and if we're too mixed up to understand right from wrong,
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Speaker 6: that means, hey, we're in to keep them trouble. I'm
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Speaker 6: If you seen the movie, then you know the story.
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Speaker 6: It takes place in a quaint little town called Bedford Falls,
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Speaker 6: George Bailey didn't want to stay in Bedford Falls, tied
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Speaker 6: But every time he was about to make his escape,
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Speaker 6: raising their four children. Now there's a villain to this
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Speaker 6: story by the name of mister Potter, who owned the
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Speaker 6: big bank in town. Now he'd be the equivalent to
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Speaker 6: the riff raff as he called it, who went to
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Speaker 6: quickly saw through the scheme and turned him down flat.
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Speaker 6: of eight thousand dollars which equals to about one hundred
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Speaker 6: to audit the books. With the state examiner breathing down
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Speaker 6: poor George goes off his rocker trying to figure out
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Speaker 6: the middle of the scene. Out of frustration, George storms
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Speaker 6: out of the house, seeking any possible relief and finds
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Speaker 6: himself groveling before mister Potter, asking him for a loan
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Speaker 6: Of course, Potter laughs him silly and points out to
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Speaker 6: I'm not a praying man, but I'm at the end
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Speaker 6: drowning his sorrows. Also, George gets up and says, see
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Speaker 6: Just as mister Potter is the villain in the story,
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Speaker 6: why they're running around so bitter and mean. Well, now,
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Speaker 6: as I had predicted a couple of decades ago, that
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Speaker 6: has spread throughout the white community. Uh oh, and the
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Speaker 6: young men there are not handling it so well. And see,
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Speaker 6: unless you have whatever activity it is, if it's evil,
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Speaker 6: if it is not contained and corrected, what happens, it
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Speaker 6: usually spreads like a disease. And so now the community
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Speaker 6: of men and young boys that used to be laughed
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Speaker 6: at what they used to laugh at them about is
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Speaker 6: now spread to the larger white community throughout America. Then
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Speaker 6: you have transgenderism, a term no one heard of just
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Speaker 6: a few years ago. Now it's and accepted a lifestyle
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Speaker 6: my humble opinion, kind of retarded to accept that as
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Speaker 6: a lifestyle, but it is what it is. You have
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Speaker 6: disgrundled females who will take their sons to another state
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Speaker 6: to have em cut off, if you know what I mean.
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Speaker 6: Just despite the father, judges cannot give a definition of
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Speaker 6: a woman, abortion on demand, filth and violence and entertainment
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Speaker 6: and music. Corrupt leaders constantly involving us in wars, corrupt courts,
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Speaker 6: corrupt bankers run our lives as they try to run
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Speaker 6: us into oblivion. Our money is worthless paper created out
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Speaker 6: of thin air. Yet we're taxed, and we're taxed, and
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Speaker 6: we're taxed. We're taxed for breathing, we're taxed for dying,
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Speaker 6: and for everything in between. The insanity we hear about
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Speaker 6: and witness on the black screen every single day is
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Speaker 6: mind numbing if you are silly enough to sit there
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Speaker 6: and watch it all the time. Those with ears to
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Speaker 6: hear and eyes to see understand we really are living
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Speaker 6: in the zombie apocalypse, which by the way, was planned.
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Speaker 6: We rejected God, or many rejected God, and our once
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Speaker 6: great nation is now Pottersville. There is a solution, though
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Speaker 6: I would not dare leave you without a solution. If
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Speaker 6: we truly want a wonderful life for our once great
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Speaker 6: nation in ourselves, then we must do the same as
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Speaker 6: George Bailey and ask God, our dear father in Heaven,
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Speaker 6: to show us the way and then prepare for the
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Speaker 6: two by four between the eyes that we deserve. But
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Speaker 6: that's okay. When you go to God and he corrects you,
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Speaker 6: you kiss the paddle and keep it moving because you
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Speaker 6: know when you get through the correction, you're on to
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Speaker 6: a better life. And so it is, and so it
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Speaker 6: can be. But it comes down to a choice. We
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Speaker 6: would become a nation of two nations. Those that remain
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Speaker 6: in the dark and though thirty five percent of Americans
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Speaker 6: who agree with the evil, the ones that you see
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Speaker 6: in the streets of Minnesota, the people that voted for
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Speaker 6: Mam Danny in New York and who still support the
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Speaker 6: evilness that is now killing beautiful Seattle, made San Francisco
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Speaker 6: an open toilet, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. And then you have
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Speaker 6: those who believe in righteousness living differently, kind of like
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Speaker 6: in Israel, you have lands that are owned by Christians
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Speaker 6: and Jews. They're green and fruitful, and then the Muslim
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Speaker 6: lands are all dry and brown. Comes down to choice
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Speaker 6: and how we decide to live and take care of
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Speaker 6: our lands, and how we decide to take care of
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Speaker 6: our beautiful republic. It simple choices, my friends. And as
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Speaker 6: they say, it is what it is, what do you
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Speaker 6: say it is? And what do you want? I pray
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Speaker 6: that you want the right thing, because if we want
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Speaker 6: it as Americans, and we fight for what is right,
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Speaker 6: we can have a great nation again. But it comes
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Speaker 6: down to what we really want. And so it is again.
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Speaker 6: And now that I see that my time is up.
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Speaker 6: Thank you so much for your time. It's always it's
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Speaker 6: a great joy and a privilege to be with you,
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Speaker 6: and I think you for joining us. And as I
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Speaker 6: always say, at this time, remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 6: pray for your family, your friends, and do pray for
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Speaker 6: your enemies that they get it right before it's too late.
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Speaker 6: And treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 6: So until next time, I'm on Edwards excelsior h.
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Speaker 11: H.
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Speaker 15: You would you would be, you would be, would be
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Speaker 15: the of us?
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Speaker 2: All folks tags that stage right