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Speaker 5: Well, good day, good day, hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Ron Edwards American
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Speaker 5: Experienced Talk Show. And hopefully you had a great weekend.
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Speaker 5: And man oh man, you think you're gonna stick kick
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Speaker 5: off a great week, but things sometimes get in the way,
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Speaker 5: don't they. Today there was an explosion outside of a
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Speaker 5: Pittsburgh at a big US steel plant, and at least
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Speaker 5: one person has been killed, two more missing, and there
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Speaker 5: is an investigation into the cause of the explosion. As
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Speaker 5: I speak, they're still investigating. They they've been investigating since
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Speaker 5: the thing occurred a few hours ago. And it's really
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Speaker 5: sad because they are those who think that they could
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Speaker 5: be related to President Trump's efforts to improve America's situation
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Speaker 5: in the world as far as steelmaking, etc. Via tariffs
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Speaker 5: and trying to rebuild or re energize our domestic manufacturing base,
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Speaker 5: and who knows, if it turns out to be the case,
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Speaker 5: I would not be surprised whatsoever, because many people do
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Speaker 5: not want the United States to once again become a
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Speaker 5: manufacturing powerhouse and things like that, because that means the
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Speaker 5: United States would be more self sufficient and not dependent
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Speaker 5: upon the global economy as it were. And that's something
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Speaker 5: that I've been advocating for a very long time, that
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Speaker 5: the United States has the ability, the means, the know how,
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Speaker 5: the materials, the water, the everything we need to basically
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Speaker 5: produce our own things that we need domestically and build
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Speaker 5: out from there and then export. But we need to
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Speaker 5: start exporting between our states and rebuilding a domestic based economy.
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Speaker 5: I mean, with over three hundred million Americans, we can
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Speaker 5: do just fine. And the United States needs to make
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Speaker 5: it more easy for new companies, new small businesses to open,
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Speaker 5: because right now you're witnessing a huge shutdown of businesses
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Speaker 5: throughout America. And not all these such shutdowns, by the way,
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Speaker 5: are economic based. Nope. For example, Walmart stores in Chicago
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Speaker 5: are leaving not because of the economy, but because of crime.
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Speaker 5: So there's a combination of closures due to crime and
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Speaker 5: the economy, and of course they're going to try to
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Speaker 5: lump all the closures into the economy numbers so that
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Speaker 5: they can have that to hang on. President Trump, a
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Speaker 5: lot of the economic slowdown that you are witnessing is
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Speaker 5: the result of Uncle Joe Biden's administration. See, when you
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Speaker 5: make an economic move in government, especially on the federal level,
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Speaker 5: it takes about a year or two for things to
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Speaker 5: fully kick in. So what Trump has been doing is
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Speaker 5: to hopefully prevent us from going into a full scale depression,
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Speaker 5: because technically we are in a recession, not a deep,
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Speaker 5: dark recession like the level of that we went through
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Speaker 5: under Ali Obama, but it's close. And in some locales
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Speaker 5: around the country where the local and state economic policies
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Speaker 5: are already horrendous, like in California, Illinois, New York, and
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Speaker 5: several other places around the Republic, Washington State, Oregon, you're
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Speaker 5: going to have an exacerbated economic situation because of the
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Speaker 5: support of leftist policies. And see to prove my case
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Speaker 5: in the news at the top of the hour, they
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Speaker 5: mentioned how there are some people in the city of Washington,
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Speaker 5: d c our nation's capital that would rather die as
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Speaker 5: a result of criminal activity than see Washington, d c. Revitalized, rebuilt,
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Speaker 5: cleaned up under President Trump. And see that reflects something
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Speaker 5: that I've said for a long time that there are
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Speaker 5: a lot of people that would literally rather die than
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Speaker 5: for good to take hold. Because those same people had
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Speaker 5: no problem with things being destroyed under the Uncle Joe
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Speaker 5: Biden administration, under the Ali Obama administration, all the way
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Speaker 5: back to Jimmy Carter LBJ. Doesn't matter, same mindset, same problems.
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Speaker 5: In a way we go. And so it just comes
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Speaker 5: down to which side is going to win right now,
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Speaker 5: and those of us who want America to be great again,
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Speaker 5: we have to be very determined to not back down,
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Speaker 5: not become afraid, because the struggle may be you know,
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Speaker 5: just you know, there may be some tight days ahead.
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Speaker 5: But if I guarantee you this though, that if the
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Speaker 5: President can hold fast on the right things that he
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Speaker 5: campaigned on, and he gets some good people around him
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Speaker 5: to support him and to make that final good push,
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Speaker 5: and they stick to the right principles, and at the
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Speaker 5: same time, you know, despite the protest of the minions
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Speaker 5: who want evil to thrive in our country, we also
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Speaker 5: have to defeat those in the streets of America who
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Speaker 5: want the illegals to rule over us and to beat
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Speaker 5: our women down in the streets, to rape them, and
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Speaker 5: you know, rob stores or whatever they choose to do.
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Speaker 5: Because a lot of the people that they're rounding up,
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Speaker 5: many of them that are even in jobs. Many of
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Speaker 5: these people are known members of gangs that were formed
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Speaker 5: in Venezuela. Many of them are Venezuelan residents, given fake
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Speaker 5: ideas from other countries, and they are sent here to
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Speaker 5: bring about destruction. And I'm talking about thousands and thousands
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Speaker 5: of these people. And you saw them when you were
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Speaker 5: looking at those videos during the Uncle Joe Biden administration.
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Speaker 5: You saw thousands and thousands of mostly men parading into
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Speaker 5: this country, shooting the bird at the cameras. And those
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Speaker 5: guys that would be jumping on police officers in New York,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and rigging all kinds
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Speaker 5: of havoc. Yeah, a lot of them were. In fact,
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Speaker 5: I'll say a majority of them are gang members. So
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Speaker 5: it's really time for us to take the gloves off
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Speaker 5: and do what we have to do as a nation.
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Speaker 5: We have no time. Pg time is over, We have
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Speaker 5: no time to you know, make friends with koul Aid
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Speaker 5: and try to be real nice and all that stuff.
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Speaker 5: You know, we are in a time of war for
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Speaker 5: our country and we have to face that. You know,
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Speaker 5: we must continue to pray and do those right things
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Speaker 5: because we do need guidance from God. The founding Fathers
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Speaker 5: sought guidance from God. Even Fdr saw guidance from God
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Speaker 5: during the Second World War. He prayed openly on radio
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Speaker 5: for the nation. So for all the a who's who
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Speaker 5: say that God is not real or the God is
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Speaker 5: not supposed to be a part of our society, you know,
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Speaker 5: you're you're out to lunch and you need help. Help.
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Speaker 5: But it was great to see President Trump that they're
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Speaker 5: talking about cleaning up the nation's capital. I really enjoyed
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Speaker 5: the press conference because they hit all points. You know,
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Speaker 5: First of all, the United States capital should be the
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Speaker 5: most beautiful capital in the world, if not at least
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Speaker 5: one of the three most beautiful in the world. And
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Speaker 5: the layout of it is stunning, the layout of the
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Speaker 5: streets and everything and the buildings. It is a beautiful city.
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Speaker 5: But when you have people that run the city on
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Speaker 5: the local level who purposefully wanted to be crime written
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Speaker 5: to be run down graffiti all over the place. See
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Speaker 5: this is by design. People like the current mayor of
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Speaker 5: that city and the city council and many, I'll say
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Speaker 5: up to maybe a third of its residents wanted to
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Speaker 5: be in shambles so that the United States is embarrassed
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Speaker 5: on the world stage because they hate this country. And
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Speaker 5: it is good to see finally president that is not
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Speaker 5: ignoring the capital. I mean even Ronald Reagan ignored the
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Speaker 5: capital and it allowed things to run as they were.
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Speaker 5: It just so happened under Reagan's administration. You know, you know,
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Speaker 5: it wasn't in the condition that it is in now.
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Speaker 5: But now you have administrations that hate the country and
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Speaker 5: want things to be horrible, and they're willing to sacrifice
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Speaker 5: their own voters to have criminals in the city to
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Speaker 5: destroy the city. Same thing with Brandon Johnson, mayor of Chicago,
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Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom, governor of California, et cetera, et cetera. We'll
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Speaker 5: be right back after this.
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Speaker 5: You know how it stayed in the Bible when you
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Speaker 5: talk about about what's called good will be called bad
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Speaker 5: and bad good, et cetera, et cetera. Here's a perfect
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Speaker 5: example of that. Today on CNN's New Central, former Deputy
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Speaker 5: director of the FBI Andrew McCabe that crackpot claimed that
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Speaker 5: President Donald Trump taking federal control of the police Department
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Speaker 5: in Washington, d C. Will cause major impacts on the
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Speaker 5: safety and security of this country. I have to stop
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Speaker 5: right there. That is an asinine, That is a retarded statement.
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Speaker 5: This guy is out of out to lunch. But anyway,
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Speaker 5: McCabe went on, there's a lot of that worries me
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Speaker 5: about this. You know, first of all, it's the hard
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Speaker 5: to explain the lack of pushback by DC authorities right now.
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Speaker 5: I would suspect they're probably trying to get their heads
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Speaker 5: around this entire thing. It's absolutely bizarre, he continued, You
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Speaker 5: are now looking at things like having hundreds of FBI
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Speaker 5: agents quote unquote, patrol the streets of DC. This is
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Speaker 5: not something that the FBI agents do. They're not trained for.
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Speaker 5: They don't plan on that, they didn't plan on that.
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Speaker 5: They don't have that sort of legal authority intrinsically. So
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Speaker 5: to understand exactly how FBI agents are going to start
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Speaker 5: making a rest around DC again on areas that are
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Speaker 5: not federal property, that is not something that has been
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Speaker 5: worked out in any way. What the hell would he
14:27
Speaker 5: know about it. He's not there. But under his tenureship,
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Speaker 5: the FBI was a crap hole. It did nothing right.
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Speaker 5: You could call in right now at two zero eight
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Speaker 5: two one six sixty one is zero zero. That's two
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Speaker 5: zero eight two one six six one zero zero and
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Speaker 5: tell me anything good that the FBI did, or correctly
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Speaker 5: that the FBI did under McCabe. McCabe the clunkhead. What
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Speaker 5: a guy. He's complaining because for years and years the
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Speaker 5: local yocals running d C into the ground did nothing
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Speaker 5: to curb crime, did nothing to slow down or stop
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Speaker 5: the graffiti industry, to stop the crime, and they can
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Speaker 5: talk about, Oh, well, crime is down twenty four percent,
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Speaker 5: and it was down last year from the year before.
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Speaker 5: But even with the decline in crime, you know, crime
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Speaker 5: is greater proportionately percentage wides in DC than in places
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Speaker 5: like Mexico City, for example, and even a few cities
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Speaker 5: in the Middle East, even with the decline, So that's
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Speaker 5: nothing to brag about, okay. And one of the reasons
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Speaker 5: why crime numbers are down against individuals in DC, it's
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Speaker 5: not because of a lack of effort on the part
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Speaker 5: of criminals. The thing is that more and more d
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Speaker 5: C people have been staying at home for fear of
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Speaker 5: being attacked once they stick their heads out the door.
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Speaker 5: That's the that's the situation, my friends. So don't buy
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Speaker 5: so much into this, Oh there's this drastic drop in crime.
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Speaker 5: Who we should be celebrating. Nope, when you look into
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Speaker 5: the truth, there's nothing to celebrate. And by the way
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Speaker 5: that you know, the first time I went to d
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Speaker 5: C was in I was a cub scout. Our troop
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Speaker 5: went and you know, it was a marvel to see
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Speaker 5: that city. I'll never forget how pretty it was. It
16:37
Speaker 5: was just so pretty and so beautiful and and then
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Speaker 5: through the years, the different times going into the city,
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Speaker 5: it was a beautiful place to behold. But then in
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Speaker 5: more recent years, my my, my, what a big change,
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Speaker 5: What a big change? And uh. And this is because
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Speaker 5: people that run the city, they have been running the
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Speaker 5: city over the past several years. As I said earlier
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Speaker 5: before the break, they want destruction, as does every Democrat
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Speaker 5: that's in power anywhere in this country. If they're in
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Speaker 5: power over your city, even if they cannot physically destroy it,
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Speaker 5: because you happen to be in a nice enclave, they
17:23
Speaker 5: will try to make things inconvenient for you. They will.
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Speaker 5: They're always thinking, like computers. If I can't destroy, let
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Speaker 5: me figure out a way to make things more pain
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Speaker 5: on the backside to the people of the city. They
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Speaker 5: that's that's what they do. They destroy. They're like they're
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Speaker 5: like the devil. They try to kill still and destroy.
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Speaker 5: And I'll add on a fourth thing, make life inconvenient,
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Speaker 5: more inconvenient. That's that's that's what they do. And that's
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Speaker 5: why they're so upset with Resident Trump because you know,
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Speaker 5: like with anything, when you get your house remodeled, when
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Speaker 5: you go through the housework or whatever, you know, it
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Speaker 5: gets a little messy, doesn't it dust all over the place,
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Speaker 5: Depending on on on the extent of the work or
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Speaker 5: what you're getting done, there's dust. It's just inconvenient. And
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Speaker 5: you wish you would that the construction workers could just disappear,
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Speaker 5: but they can't because you know, they're halfway done and
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Speaker 5: you've got to go through that process. But then after
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Speaker 5: it's done, what, Oh it looks nice, it's so great,
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Speaker 5: it's wonderful or wonderful, your house value goes up, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera. So we have to go through
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Speaker 5: this clean up process, which is not it's not comfortable.
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Speaker 5: It's bad enough that they have to do what they
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Speaker 5: have to do in Washington, d C. But to be
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Speaker 5: campaigned against by people that live there that are victims
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Speaker 5: of the of the criminal activity, with some act actually
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Speaker 5: saying they'd rather die under criminal activity than to witness
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Speaker 5: the city being cleaned up under President Trump. And it
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Speaker 5: wasn't like they wanted the city cleaned up when Uncle
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Speaker 5: Joe was in office because some people like that. They
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Speaker 5: liked that hood. You know, they want that hood, you
19:17
Speaker 5: know what they want, the sloppy hood, the loud music,
19:23
Speaker 5: people not respecting your property. Ladies can't walk take a
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Speaker 5: walk together after you know, with their children, after dinner
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Speaker 5: or anything like that. You know, I'm blessed to live
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Speaker 5: in a place where people can jog it every time
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Speaker 5: of the night they want to without any fear, and
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Speaker 5: that should be all over America. That should be the norm.
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Speaker 5: But trust me, if Democrats had their way, there would
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Speaker 5: be no place they would be safe for Americans. They
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Speaker 5: came in and they are right now in the process
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Speaker 5: of trying to destroy or degenerate places like Colorado Springs,
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Speaker 5: which used to be a Christian stronghold. So, like I said,
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Speaker 5: the battle to maintain and to rebuild this country is on.
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Speaker 5: We are in it right down. President Trump is trying
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Speaker 5: to do things and make some maneuvers to restore economic
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Speaker 5: freedom for we the people, to make sure that we
20:32
Speaker 5: move outside of the ranks of the or the circumference
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Speaker 5: of the current cabal monetary system, so that we are
20:39
Speaker 5: free to exercise our ability to exchange real money for
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Speaker 5: what we need and want. But the process is going
20:52
Speaker 5: to be a little nasty, it's going to be a
20:54
Speaker 5: little inconvenience. To reach that goal. There may be some
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Speaker 5: economic hard times, short lived, Thank God, but you have
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Speaker 5: to get through that, get over that hump. And I
21:11
Speaker 5: don't know exactly how long it will be or how
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Speaker 5: short it will be. But the sooner we get going
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Speaker 5: on this and it has started, the sooner we get
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Speaker 5: through it. But we have those who want what is
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Speaker 5: right and what is good for our republic, and what
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Speaker 5: is good for our children and our children's children, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera. We have to hold fast. We've
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Speaker 5: got to be patient, we have to pray the right way,
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Speaker 5: and whatever we can do as sovereign individuals in this
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Speaker 5: country to help the cause to restore this republic, we
21:44
Speaker 5: have to do. We have got to roll up our
21:45
Speaker 5: sleeves wherever you are, Like the great booker T. Washington
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Speaker 5: used to say, put your bucket down where you are,
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Speaker 5: and prosper where you are, meaning work wherever you are.
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Speaker 5: We are all given different talents, different mind you know well,
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Speaker 5: we want a similar mindset which is based upon God
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Speaker 5: and his principles, and which also includes our constitution, Bill
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Speaker 5: of rights, the good things, the great things. But we
22:17
Speaker 5: all have different metrons. But if we're all headed in
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Speaker 5: the right direction, we can win over those who are
22:25
Speaker 5: now working for our destruction. We can win over people
22:28
Speaker 5: like Representative Crockett of Texas. We can win. That's what
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Speaker 5: a battle is for to win. It was so great
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Speaker 5: to see Jeane Piro a Janine Piros, I'm sorry, as
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Speaker 5: she really ripped into the soft on crime policies of
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Speaker 5: Mayor Baouzer and others as she took over the police
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Speaker 5: Department of Washington, d C. Temporarily. Oh yeah, that's great,
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Speaker 5: federalization of the Metropolitan Police Department. She said that young
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Speaker 5: thugs are committing too much violent crime in the nation's capital,
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Speaker 5: and speaking about young thugs, this is something that I
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Speaker 5: never understood. I never understood. Why is it that adults
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Speaker 5: that have brains that are in authority, Why in sam
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Speaker 5: Hill would they allow someone that's fourteen or fifteen, or
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Speaker 5: sixteen or seventeen years old that commits an adult act
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Speaker 5: to get off with at most a slap on the
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Speaker 5: wrist or you know, or nothing in some cases, just
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Speaker 5: a parole. You're out. Why is it that they allow this.
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Speaker 5: It's the same act and they must experience punishment. And
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Speaker 5: at the very least, if you didn't want to punish
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Speaker 5: the kiddies, you should have thrown the parents in jail,
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Speaker 5: because now it is proven that many parents goofball. Parents
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Speaker 5: are training their children to be thieves because they know
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Speaker 5: of a lightweight efforts to deal with young thugs. And
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Speaker 5: another thing, police need to be allowed to get rough
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Speaker 5: with thugs. Thugs are always rough with their victims. One
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Speaker 5: thing that really agonizes me, and I see these videos
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Speaker 5: every week. Well, you have thugs doing their thing. Police
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Speaker 5: come and every once in a while. Okay, I'll be
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Speaker 5: right back after this.
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Speaker 5: In nineteen forty one, when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor,
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Speaker 5: only three point eight percent of babies born in the
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Speaker 5: United States were born to unwet mothers. Hello wine On
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Speaker 5: Edwards on today's page from the original book. During my
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Speaker 5: formative years growing up in Cleveland, my dad spoke of
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Speaker 5: the importance of fully intact families. In fact, he believed
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Speaker 5: that the United States would only be as strong as
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Speaker 5: her families. I long ago came to the conclusion that
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Speaker 5: Dad's belief in the importance of strong families for the
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Speaker 5: stability of our republic was spot on. Today. Our one
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Speaker 5: time envy of the world nation is suffering the impact
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Speaker 5: of over forty percent of children being born into one
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Speaker 5: parent homes where fathers are not present. If this trend
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Speaker 5: is not reversed very soon, our days as a great,
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Speaker 5: powerful nation will be over. The Sololinsky inspired leftists, along
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Speaker 5: with their foreign friends like the Chinese, are celebrating this
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Speaker 5: And we're back. I'm round Edwards. You're listening to the
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28:14
Speaker 5: and you know turning our attention to the great nation
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Speaker 5: of Hungary, Prime Minister Victor Orbon He said that instead
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Speaker 5: of importing migrants to replace a declining native population, driven
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Speaker 5: largely by low birth rates resulting from financial hardship, he
28:33
Speaker 5: says that this nation must enact policies to remove the
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Speaker 5: financial obstacles preventing young native Hungarians from starting their families.
28:44
Speaker 5: He said that on immigration, Hungary will not agree to
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Speaker 5: a compromise. He says that if there are obstacles in
28:51
Speaker 5: life that make it difficult for young people to start families,
28:54
Speaker 5: especially financial obstacles, then we must act to remove them.
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Speaker 5: It also, let's create a family friendly policy where the
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Speaker 5: desired children are born, where those who want children do
29:08
Speaker 5: not take on financial hardship. And I think that's a wonderful,
29:13
Speaker 5: wonderful concept. That is something I've advocated for this country.
29:20
Speaker 5: You know, why is it that people act like they
29:24
Speaker 5: often act like when they get angry at President Trump
29:29
Speaker 5: and all of us who support cleaning out our republic
29:34
Speaker 5: of the cleaning out the illegal thugs. And even if
29:39
Speaker 5: they're not a thug, they're still illegal and they're still
29:42
Speaker 5: law breakers by coming into our country illegally. They should
29:45
Speaker 5: be booted out, and especially since we already have one
29:50
Speaker 5: point five million that come into our country legally every
29:54
Speaker 5: single year. And I know most people don't or won't
29:58
Speaker 5: agree with this, but but one point five million a year,
30:02
Speaker 5: that number alone is still too large for us to
30:06
Speaker 5: maintain an American culture over the long run. But at
30:12
Speaker 5: least the majority of the legal immigrants are coming here
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Speaker 5: to become Americans to work here. They're not coming over
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Speaker 5: here to destroy the country. At least that's what we
30:25
Speaker 5: know so far. The majority of them are coming here
30:28
Speaker 5: for economic benefits jobs HB one, which I think should
30:33
Speaker 5: be eliminated. You know, the thing that really burns me
30:38
Speaker 5: is when, oh, we've got to we've got to import
30:41
Speaker 5: all these Indians to come over here to take the
30:44
Speaker 5: jet tech jobs because Americans are not qualified with the
30:47
Speaker 5: only reason Americans are not qualified, it's because of one
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Speaker 5: thing and one thing only. It's government schools. It's like
30:53
Speaker 5: they're retarded. They just can look and say, oh, wait
30:56
Speaker 5: a minute, they're not being educated correctly. But they it's like, well,
31:02
Speaker 5: we've got to ignore that as an excuse to bring
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Speaker 5: in so many other people, which is another way of
31:09
Speaker 5: de americanizing our culture. You know, you can de americanize
31:14
Speaker 5: our nation even through too much legal immigration. It's all
31:19
Speaker 5: That's what it's all about. These globalist pigs. They'll use
31:23
Speaker 5: even legal immigration to de americanize our republic. And to
31:28
Speaker 5: be honest with you, you don't want that. You really
31:33
Speaker 5: don't want that. Well, something that is a true reflection
31:42
Speaker 5: of leftism. Bravo star Jennifer welch Well, she says. She says,
31:49
Speaker 5: I've had it with Donald Trump supporters who have the
31:54
Speaker 5: nerve and the audacity to dine at foreign themed restaurants
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Speaker 5: featuring an Indian, Chinese or Mexican food, or go to
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Speaker 5: gay hairdressers if they truly believe in the president's aim
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Speaker 5: to rid the country of illegal immigrants. Instead, she orders
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Speaker 5: them to get your fat backsides. And I'm using backsides
32:18
Speaker 5: because I'm polite. Over to Cracker Barrel. Oh, you know,
32:24
Speaker 5: cracker Barrel Barrel food isn't isn't bad. You know, it's
32:29
Speaker 5: a it's a nice it's a nice, fair and Midland place.
32:35
Speaker 5: You know, if you're not in the mood to go
32:36
Speaker 5: to a high end restaurant, it's it's it's okay, not bad.
32:42
Speaker 5: But for her, see, this is what I'm talking about
32:46
Speaker 5: how the leftists like destruction. She said out right, because
32:50
Speaker 5: we are against illegal immigrants. She didn't say anything about
32:54
Speaker 5: Usually they try to couch it all together and say
32:57
Speaker 5: if you're you're against immigrants. At least she was honest
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Speaker 5: and straightforward enough to say illegal immigrants. But this is
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Speaker 5: what I'm talking about. This is a representation of what
33:10
Speaker 5: I'm talking about, how the lefts are always in support
33:14
Speaker 5: of what is destructive, and if you are against their destruction,
33:20
Speaker 5: they just would rather you disappear. But here's another side
33:26
Speaker 5: of that coin, to show how retarded this female is.
33:32
Speaker 5: Can't call her a woman, so she's a female. Now,
33:36
Speaker 5: let's say if all of the supporters of America, all
33:42
Speaker 5: the supporters of things good for our republic, Okay, let's
33:47
Speaker 5: say if one day we snapped our fingers all together
33:49
Speaker 5: and said, you know what, we will no longer go
33:51
Speaker 5: to Indian, Chinese or Mexican food restaurants, or because you
33:57
Speaker 5: don't well, I guess you can't tell a gay hair.
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Speaker 5: They just stop going to all these businesses all of
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Speaker 5: a sudden, bamo. And you know, there's many millions of
34:08
Speaker 5: people that want things good in our country. What her
34:14
Speaker 5: stupid behind usn't understand is that many of these businesses
34:18
Speaker 5: would close up. You think the business closings are bad.
34:25
Speaker 5: Now if the majority of Americans who support what's good
34:30
Speaker 5: for our country stop going to Indian, Chinese or Mexican
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Speaker 5: food restaurants, man, oh man, you talk about closures and
34:38
Speaker 5: what happened overnight, and the gay and the homosexual I'll
34:42
Speaker 5: just call them what they really are, homosexual hairdressers. They'd
34:46
Speaker 5: be in big heap them trouble because let's say, let's
34:51
Speaker 5: let's let's let's let's let's be factual here. Let's say
34:55
Speaker 5: if she would have her way, only homosexuals and lesbians
34:59
Speaker 5: would go to homosexual hairdressers. Right, Okay, Now, when you
35:06
Speaker 5: consider that homosexuals and that ilk, all of them lumped together,
35:13
Speaker 5: do not make ten percent of the population. Okay, So
35:18
Speaker 5: if only homosexuals and those kind of people went to
35:21
Speaker 5: those kinds of places to get their hair done, they
35:24
Speaker 5: too would shut down very quickly. See, these people don't
35:32
Speaker 5: think they have no logical genes in their in their brains.
35:37
Speaker 5: They just don't have it. Now, she continued to attack
35:42
Speaker 5: magabackers who continue to frequent such businesses owned by those
35:47
Speaker 5: targeted by Trump policies. Now, Trump is never targeted outright, uh, Indian,
35:53
Speaker 5: Chinese or Mexican food restaurants. And he's never targeted homosexuals, hairdressers.
36:02
Speaker 5: He has targeted illegal border crossers. Big heap of difference, toots.
36:08
Speaker 5: And if she's too thick to understand that, my my mind.
36:13
Speaker 5: I mean, these people are really thick, aren't they. It's
36:16
Speaker 5: just ridiculous. Australia there, they're gone to nutsville too, at
36:23
Speaker 5: least the government, Australia's left wing government. Russia is rushing
36:27
Speaker 5: in to recognize the Palestinian state, and this is another
36:33
Speaker 5: retardant move. When is the Palestinians ever shown themselves worthy
36:42
Speaker 5: of being called a civilized society or a state?
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Speaker 3: Uh?
36:48
Speaker 5: Never. Prime Minister Anthony Albanize said that he had received
36:54
Speaker 5: firm commitments from the Palestinian authority, including to the military,
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Speaker 5: rise hold general elections, and continue to recognize Israel's right
37:03
Speaker 5: to exist. Yeah, they're going to say what they want now,
37:07
Speaker 5: because you know, they're in a pretty bad way right now.
37:12
Speaker 5: I mean, the United States gets stingy all of a sudden.
37:15
Speaker 5: They're not going to have any more food over there,
37:20
Speaker 5: you know, or let's say if Israel also gets stingy,
37:24
Speaker 5: so yeah, they're gonna say what they what needs to
37:27
Speaker 5: be said so they can at least keep eating. But
37:30
Speaker 5: they're not even civilized enough to learn how to grow
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Speaker 5: their own food. Remember when Israel gave the Palestinians a
37:39
Speaker 5: giant mega food producing facility, a giant hothouse, showed them
37:46
Speaker 5: how they can grow tremendous amounts of food. What did
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Speaker 5: they do as human hyenas? Do they win? And they
37:54
Speaker 5: broke all the glass, they destroyed all the plants, They
37:56
Speaker 5: just they just tore it down and then went to
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Speaker 5: the media and said, look what Israel has done. They're
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Speaker 5: trying to starve us out. They're cruel. And the dragon
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41:27
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41:32
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42:23
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Speaker 5: At that time. But anyway, at any rate, it goes
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Speaker 5: on and on and on. But for no reason, this guy,
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Speaker 5: this knucklehead decided, Hey, you know what, I'm going to
43:14
Speaker 5: break into this random home and shoot up the place
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Speaker 5: and just do some killing. And thank god, at least
43:22
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43:32
Speaker 5: so but this goes on and on and on. It's
43:35
Speaker 5: not having been released whether this guy is a illegal
43:40
Speaker 5: border cross or not, but doesn't matter. He's at least dead,
43:45
Speaker 5: he's paid for his crime. Well, Americans are getting sick
43:51
Speaker 5: and tired of hearing about privilege, are you. I mean,
43:56
Speaker 5: for months on end, we hear about the white privilege, privilege, privilege, privilege. Well,
44:04
Speaker 5: some people are saying that privilege isn't being white. Privilege
44:07
Speaker 5: is living in government housing and calling people appressors while
44:12
Speaker 5: they pay your bills. And this is in fact, this
44:18
Speaker 5: was a post from a post from storm Watch seventeen,
44:22
Speaker 5: and they go on to say that privilege is being
44:25
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44:28
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Speaker 5: have a job. Real privilege is wearing two hundred dollars
44:36
Speaker 5: sneakers when you haven't worked a day in your privileged life.
44:42
Speaker 5: Privilege is walking around with three hundred dollars Beats headphones
44:46
Speaker 5: while you're living on food stamps, while you're on public assistance,
44:51
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44:54
Speaker 5: grind every single day. Privilege is having the latest smartphone
44:58
Speaker 5: with unlimited day and having zero idea where the bill
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Speaker 5: Privilege is being able to cheat life, fail over and
45:10
Speaker 5: over again in life and still get bailed out while
45:13
Speaker 5: people who play by the rules get punished. Now that's privilege.
45:19
Speaker 5: This isn't about race, this isn't about class. This is
45:23
Speaker 5: about accountability. We've got a culture that rewards victimhood and
45:27
Speaker 5: demonizes work, ethic and responsibility. Meanwhile, the people holding everything
45:33
Speaker 5: together for the rest of society, they get taxed to
45:38
Speaker 5: the ground, their businesses get choked by regulation, and they
45:43
Speaker 5: get personally vilified for speaking up and saying that this
45:48
Speaker 5: is bull capitalists with a hit. You want to talk
45:51
Speaker 5: about privilege, then start with the people who've never paid
45:55
Speaker 5: the price, but who also scream the loudest because they've
46:00
Speaker 5: never had to build anything, they've never had to defend anything,
46:04
Speaker 5: they've never had to carry any real weight. And the
46:09
Speaker 5: reason they get away with it, it's because we don't
46:12
Speaker 5: live in a society of strong men anymore.
46:15
Speaker 9: Uh.
46:15
Speaker 5: Oh, nope, that's been dismantled on purpose over the last
46:20
Speaker 5: fifty years, because a society of strong men would never
46:23
Speaker 5: put up with any of this bull capitalists with a hit,
46:26
Speaker 5: And that's exactly why they came after us. First, We're
46:31
Speaker 5: done pretending that any of this bull capitalists with a
46:35
Speaker 5: hit makes sense. It is what it is. The gentleman
46:41
Speaker 5: who wrote this, I salute you, sir, and you are
46:45
Speaker 5: spot on. People don't want to carry their own weight.
46:49
Speaker 5: They just want to come here and brag about, you know,
46:55
Speaker 5: sucking up that titchs in the sky, and they feel
46:58
Speaker 5: proud about it about in the same time, then they
47:04
Speaker 5: go out and commit crimes, throw bricks at police officers.
47:11
Speaker 5: It just doesn't stop. And so we've got to get
47:20
Speaker 5: tough with thugs. And if people want to protest that,
47:26
Speaker 5: they need to be locked up to So Supreme Court
47:32
Speaker 5: is asked to overturn same sex marriage ruling. You know
47:38
Speaker 5: I'm in agreement with that. For the first time since
47:42
Speaker 5: twenty fifteen, the United States Supreme Court has been asked
47:45
Speaker 5: to overturn a Land Ofmark ruling on same sex marriage.
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Speaker 5: Kim Davis, the Christian Kentucky clerk who went to jail
47:54
Speaker 5: for refusing to issue a same sex marriage license in
47:57
Speaker 5: twenty fifteen, filed the p and argued the High Court's
48:01
Speaker 5: decision in Old Burgerfield and versus Hodges was egregiously wrong.
48:10
Speaker 5: Ten years after the Supreme Court extended marriage rights to
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Speaker 5: same sex couples nationwide, the Justices this fall will consider
48:17
Speaker 5: for the first time whether to take up a case
48:20
Speaker 5: that explicitly asked them to overturn that decision. And I'm
48:25
Speaker 5: going to go out on a little limb, a little
48:28
Speaker 5: limb by saying that if the Supreme Court does the
48:32
Speaker 5: right thing and overturns the same sex marriage ruling, like
48:38
Speaker 5: the warehouse man used to say, I guarantee that you
48:43
Speaker 5: will see the United States more easily rise from the
48:50
Speaker 5: ranks of economic hardship and other hardships that are besetting
48:56
Speaker 5: our republic. Because when you do the right thing, it
48:59
Speaker 5: leads to other right things. I think, at the very least,
49:05
Speaker 5: the marriage amendment or ruling should be de federalized. It
49:11
Speaker 5: should be dismantled from being a nationwide blanket ruling. At
49:21
Speaker 5: the very least. If you're a Blue if you're a
49:24
Speaker 5: stupid Blue state, and you want to have a same
49:27
Speaker 5: sex marriage, then okay, that's on your head. But the
49:31
Speaker 5: entire nation should not be saddled with this cursed ruling.
49:37
Speaker 5: It really, it really should not. This is something that
49:41
Speaker 5: goes totally against nature. It goes against Nature's God. It
49:48
Speaker 5: goes against the the the the the Word of God.
49:51
Speaker 5: It goes against what is right. And so I pray
49:57
Speaker 5: that the Supreme Court will take it up. Well, here
50:00
Speaker 5: the case objectively, truly objectively, and rule in a righteous manner.
50:09
Speaker 5: Now that's something that can be a prey to prayed
50:10
Speaker 5: about on a daily basis. So we see that there's
50:18
Speaker 5: another area where we've got our work cut out for us.
50:22
Speaker 5: People wonder, well, what can I do? There's something right there.
50:26
Speaker 5: We can pray for the right result in that decision.
50:33
Speaker 5: Our nations, the life of our nation literally hangs in
50:38
Speaker 5: the balance concidering concerning rather right decisions, not only on
50:43
Speaker 5: that issue, but on other issues that are coming to
50:46
Speaker 5: the fore. So it is what it is. This is
50:56
Speaker 5: a bit humorous, This is Trump being Trump. President Trump
51:01
Speaker 5: has moved Ali Obama and the Bush portraits out of
51:06
Speaker 5: view to a hidden stairwell in the White House. According
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Speaker 5: to sources who spoke with CNN, the official portraits of
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Speaker 5: former presidents Ali Obama, George W. Bush, and George H. W.
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Speaker 5: Bush have been removed to less prominent spots in the
51:20
Speaker 5: White House. Obama's portrait to the top of the Grand staircase,
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Speaker 5: joined by the portraits of the two Bushes, and is
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Speaker 5: now out of view from most visitors who participate in
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Speaker 5: a White House tour and in heavily restricted areas. Trump
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Speaker 5: directed staff to move the Ali Obama portrait to the
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Speaker 5: top of the Grand staircase. But anyway, now that I
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Speaker 5: see it, that my time is a thank you so
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Speaker 5: much for your time. And I urge you at this
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Speaker 5: time to continue to pray for our nation, pray for
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Speaker 5: your family, your friends, and even your enemies that they
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Speaker 5: get it right before it's too late, and treat others
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Speaker 5: the same way you want to be treated. And if
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Speaker 5: I can and be heard over this music, and I
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Speaker 5: want you to please continue to do the right thing.
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Speaker 5: And Jesus is Lord, I'm Ron Edwards until next time
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Speaker 5: Excelsior
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Speaker 3: Come he would you, would be you would be, would
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Speaker 3: be that's all, Folks tags at stage right