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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Republicans Must Stop Being Afraid to do Right - 250731 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 3: Hello and good day everyone.
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Speaker 2: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American
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Speaker 2: Experience Talk Show. And great day to be with you. Man,
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Speaker 2: oh man, We've got great relief. There's been a break
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Speaker 2: in the extreme heat weather heat wave that we've been
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Speaker 2: having experiencing here in this neck of the woods, thank god.
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Speaker 2: Temperatures in the low seventies and very very comfortable, which
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Speaker 2: you could stay like this all year, with the exception
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Speaker 2: of during the Christmas season when we expect snow. But man,
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Speaker 2: perfect day today, sunshine, very low humidity. Anyway, some things
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Speaker 2: it's days like this that really make you glad you're alive. Well,
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Speaker 2: some good to use today. South Korea has agreed to
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Speaker 2: invest three hundred and fifty billion dollars, leading to a
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Speaker 2: massive shipbuilding project and Trump's trade deal outstay full and
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Speaker 2: complete trade deal with South Korea. And it looks like,
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Speaker 2: man alive, there's going to be a fifteen percent tariff
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Speaker 2: on all goods entering into the United States from South
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Speaker 2: from Yeah, from South Korea, compared to twenty five percent
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Speaker 2: rate that would have been implemented if the two countries
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Speaker 2: did not come to an alternative agreement by tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: In fact, now Lee's.
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Speaker 2: Administration, he's the president or Prime Minister of South Korea,
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Speaker 2: struggled in the past month to attract sufficient attention from the.
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Speaker 3: White House to cut a deal.
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Speaker 2: The White House hasn't been exactly very happy with Li's
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Speaker 2: a leftist, pro Chinese leader of South Korea, more in
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Speaker 2: line also with North Korea's leader as far as political
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Speaker 2: persuasions or leanings, and so the people of South Korea have,
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Speaker 2: in my humble opinion, have made a bad choice. So
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Speaker 2: we in this country many times we just you know,
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Speaker 2: have been unleashed from pure leftist in our own right
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Speaker 2: and Uncle Joe Biden just six months ago, so you know,
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Speaker 2: we can't shake a finger at them. But anyway, Germany
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Speaker 2: has decided to start the process of recognizing Palestinian state.
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Speaker 2: You know, the list of countries continues to grow. Amongst
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Speaker 2: those are beginning to recognize the Palestinians as a nation
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Speaker 2: of people right there next to Israel. Now President Trump is,
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Speaker 2: you know, threatening action against some of these nations, Canada
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Speaker 2: et cetera, a no trade deal with Canada. In fact,
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Speaker 2: if Hamas is rewarded with the state. You know, I'm
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Speaker 2: kind of TwixT in between when it comes to whether
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Speaker 2: the United States should be taking these kinds of actions.
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Speaker 2: I mean, if these nations decide to line up with
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Speaker 2: the Palestinians and Hamas, I don't think that the United
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Speaker 2: States should should show any emotion. I think we should
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Speaker 2: show a total dead pan of you expression concerning these choices.
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Speaker 2: Their sovereign nations, and they have the right to choose
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Speaker 2: the way they want to. I don't agree with their choice,
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Speaker 2: but I think that they have the right to. We
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Speaker 2: are not the world's policeman. We should be the world's
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Speaker 2: strongest nation because we represent or supposed to represent freedom, liberty,
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Speaker 2: individual rights, et cetera, et cetera, the right of self
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Speaker 2: protection or the right to own property, the right of
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Speaker 2: to worship God in other good things, and we should
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Speaker 2: be the strongest nations so that we can be in
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Speaker 2: a position to defend those rights whenever in our nation
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Speaker 2: or around the world, something happens to go against our interests.
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Speaker 2: But other nations have the right to choose wrong if
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Speaker 2: they want to, and I do think that, you know,
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Speaker 2: maybe the United States needs to take a position of
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Speaker 2: just totally ignoring these nations. I've long have advocated for
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Speaker 2: the United States totally decoupling from China. For example, we
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Speaker 2: do not need China. The United States was the world's
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Speaker 2: most powerful nation before Nixon foolishly open that door to
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Speaker 2: normalize relations between the United States and China. We don't
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Speaker 2: need China. Technically, they don't need us. But it is
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Speaker 2: because of America, like big retards coupling themselves with China.
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Speaker 2: China reaping all the benefits, building up this huge economy
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Speaker 2: that is funding its massive army which is now threatening
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Speaker 2: to invade Taiwan, and now building a port in South
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Speaker 2: America and doing other things in our hemisphere. These are
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Speaker 2: the things that the United States should be strongly opposing,
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Speaker 2: not whether some lesser nation like Canada decides to sidle
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Speaker 2: up to a hamas who gives a rip? Who should
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Speaker 2: give a rip? No one? I mean, we know underneath
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Speaker 2: that Canada is no longer a friend of the United States,
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Speaker 2: at least the government and then we have to govern and
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Speaker 2: grow up and govern ourselves accordingly as a nation.
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Speaker 3: And be too.
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Speaker 2: Strong for any other nation to invade us or to
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Speaker 2: do us any harm. That's where that's where the rubber
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Speaker 2: meets the road. But for President Trump to pick at
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Speaker 2: every nation, Oh, you're a bad boy for choosing to
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Speaker 2: discidle up to the Hamas. Yeah, they're bad for doing it.
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Speaker 2: But he should just judge them according to their philosophical
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Speaker 2: base and their leanings, and govern himself accordingly and leave
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Speaker 2: a lot of these countries alone. We have enough resources
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Speaker 2: within our own borders and shores to produce or continue
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Speaker 2: to be the largest economy in the world and do
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Speaker 2: the majority of trading within our own states. Remember, several
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Speaker 2: of our states by themselves are among the wealthiest economies
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Speaker 2: in the entire world, stacked up against most nations. The
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Speaker 2: economy of California is larger than the economy of England,
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Speaker 2: so is the economy of Texas. And I think England
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Speaker 2: has the number sixth largest economy in the world. There
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Speaker 2: was five just a few years ago. But because of
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Speaker 2: the stupid policies of Starmer and his predecessor, Great Britain's
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Speaker 2: economy is shrinking, but we don't need to, you know,
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Speaker 2: we should not really care what these other sovereign nations
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Speaker 2: choose to follow. Now, Panama is bringing an abusive ports
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Speaker 2: contract with China Link Company to their Supreme Court. It
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Speaker 2: seems that the Controller General of Panama and Al Florees
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Speaker 2: filed two separate lawsuits against a contract between the country
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Speaker 2: and Panama Ports Authority, a subsidiary of Hong Kong based
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Speaker 2: Hutchinson por Holdings, over the abusive contract that grants PPC
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Speaker 2: control of two ports at the Panama Canal. Well, I
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Speaker 2: must say that they shouldn't have gotten themselves involved with
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Speaker 2: China in the first place. You shouldn't have done it. It
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Speaker 2: was foolish. But during the Biden administration is when all
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Speaker 2: this was was was tied up, and so they've gotten
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Speaker 2: themselves into a pickle. And that is why the United
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Speaker 2: States this is a situation where the United States should
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Speaker 2: get involved, because there was the United States that did
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Speaker 2: build the Panama Canal. Originally, no one else could do it.
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Speaker 2: The French tried it. The Panamanians just sat there and
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Speaker 2: you know, just strummed, strummed, you know, on a surface
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Speaker 2: of wood somewhere and wish they could have a canal,
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Speaker 2: and we built the thing. Now, this is an area
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Speaker 2: where we need to get strongly involved, and it's I'm
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Speaker 2: of the opinion that the United States take back the
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Speaker 2: Panama Canal and be nice and give you know, Panama
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Speaker 2: percentage of the of the earnings. And at the same time,
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Speaker 2: there's something else that the United States needs to do
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Speaker 2: in this hemisphere, because China is right now thinking about
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Speaker 2: building a speed railway from one side of South America
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Speaker 2: GOP Virginia lawmaker Dowstan gasoline and set on fire in
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Speaker 2: his office. The attacker has been identified and is in custody.
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Speaker 2: A Danville Virgil in your city councilman, leave Vulgar was
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Speaker 2: doused in gasoline and set on fire just a couple
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Speaker 2: of days ago, and according to reports, the attacker, identified
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Speaker 2: as shot See Michael buck Hayes, twenty nine years old
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Speaker 2: of Danville, through five gallons of gasoline on mister Vulgar
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Speaker 2: before setting him on fire. Danville police said that the
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Speaker 2: attack appears to be personal and not related to Vulgar's
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Speaker 2: position as a city councilman, and it showcases, you know,
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Speaker 2: what's going on in our country today. You know, people
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Speaker 2: get angry, and you know, they'll beat the crap out
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Speaker 2: of somebody in the streets of Cincinnati. They'll go into
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Speaker 2: a city councilman's office and sit them on fire. And
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Speaker 2: these kinds of things seem to be picking up in
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Speaker 2: greater numbers in our republic. And this is part of
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Speaker 2: what I consider to be the more divided nature of
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Speaker 2: our society today. Coupled with immorality. There has been in
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Speaker 2: recent years, a let's say, a lessening focus on the
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Speaker 2: rights of individuals, a lessening in the focus of right
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Speaker 2: and wrong, a lessening in the focus of dealing with
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Speaker 2: matters in an intelligent way rather than acting like hyenas
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Speaker 2: or thugs or criminals and those that are trying to
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Speaker 2: bring this country down are very happy in the state
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Speaker 2: of affairs amongst we the people. And this is another
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Speaker 2: one of those cases where we the people have to
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Speaker 2: draw back and take a look at the landscape and
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Speaker 2: see what's going on and how these different for events
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Speaker 2: are affecting our nation overall. I mean, how immoral, you know.
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Speaker 2: And people might say, well, Ron, you're you're going a
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Speaker 2: little too far or whatever. It's about morality and all
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Speaker 2: of this stuff. And people don't like to hear these
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Speaker 2: kinds of discussions a lot. They think it's boring, YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 3: But yet.
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Speaker 2: When you have a city council member of in Cincinnati
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Speaker 2: applauding the mob beating, you know, you gotta pause for
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Speaker 2: a minute rather than being embarrassed about what happened as
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Speaker 2: an official of the sense of the city of Cincinnati,
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Speaker 2: and even the police chief. I mean, that's a that
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Speaker 2: police chief of Cincinnati is a piece of work. If
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Speaker 2: I were the mayor, I would fire her because she
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Speaker 2: basically saying, oh, it's not that big a deal, and
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Speaker 2: it shouldn't have been It shouldn't have been shown on video.
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Speaker 3: To the world.
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Speaker 2: Not because it's wrong what happened, but because it was
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Speaker 2: minorities that did it. And this is always the case,
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Speaker 2: or at least ninety nine point ninety nine percent of
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Speaker 2: the time, it's these white liberals, and it's a white
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Speaker 2: liberal female who's the police chief of Cincinnati, and they
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Speaker 2: normally have these kinds of viewpoints when it comes.
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Speaker 3: To black thuggery.
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Speaker 2: Oh, oh my gosh, there's an excuse for their behavior.
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Speaker 2: Oh yes, they shouldn't be exposed. We must sweep it
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Speaker 2: under the rug.
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Speaker 3: And this is bad.
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Speaker 2: I feel bad for Cincinnati because Cincinnati is very nice city,
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Speaker 2: a very pretty city. Mount Adams and you love the
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Speaker 2: things that they're doing in over the Rhine neighborhood, and
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Speaker 2: and downtown is really nice and on the river front
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Speaker 2: there it's it's it's a great But in this in
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Speaker 2: the population is growing, it's considered one of the better
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Speaker 2: cities to live in. But then you have something like this.
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Speaker 2: You have a certain segment of the population that is
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Speaker 2: basically uncivilized and they have no decorum, they have no
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Speaker 2: you know, they have the mentality of hyenas. And I'm
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Speaker 2: not exaggerating, I'm not you know this this how else
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Speaker 2: do you describe it, but the political officials should be
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Speaker 2: ashamed and for that individual, the main culprit in all
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Speaker 2: of this, to get a four hundred dollars fine or
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Speaker 2: whatever that's it, a bail, I'm sorry, a bail four
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Speaker 2: hundred bucks. At least that's a little bit better than
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Speaker 2: New York, which has no bail. And let's also remember
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Speaker 2: this is in a politically conservative state, a very prosperous state,
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Speaker 2: the seventh largest economy amongst our states in the entire Union,
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Speaker 2: and the economy there is growing. Recently, the government of
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Speaker 2: Ohio passed a beautiful overall bill to really set that
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Speaker 2: the Buckeye State up for massive economic growth and in
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Speaker 2: their future. But then you have something crazy like this,
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Speaker 2: you always have. There seems to be this segment of
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Speaker 2: society that just gloms on to wickedness and that's what
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Speaker 2: they pride themselves in.
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Speaker 3: This stuff needs to be.
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Speaker 2: Addressed, and I know that the rest of society is
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Speaker 2: is afraid to address these kinds of activities in the
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Speaker 2: manner in which they should be dealt with, because number one,
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Speaker 2: they're afraid. They're cowardly lions, afraid of being called racist
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Speaker 2: or fascists or bagots, and I'm sorry, I have less.
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Speaker 3: I have very little.
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Speaker 2: Respect, in no regard for individuals who would rather for
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Speaker 2: people to run around acting like hyaenas than for those
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Speaker 2: hyenas to be properly dealt with because oh oh, what
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Speaker 2: to be called a racist? Wine sniffle hurt. That's how
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Speaker 2: you destroy a society. That's, you know, without any external means,
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Speaker 2: When you when you when, when and when a decide
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Speaker 2: when a society feels it's more apropos to ignore evil
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Speaker 2: because they're afraid of being called a stupid little name.
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Speaker 3: Like a bigot. Or if you're black and you go.
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Speaker 2: Against the evil, you're called an uncle Tom or bigot,
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Speaker 2: or if you're white, you're called a racist.
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Speaker 3: If you go.
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Speaker 2: Against the evil, stand up to it. You know, we
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Speaker 2: have to drop this fear. There should be a greater
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Speaker 2: fear of disappointing God. There should be a greater fear
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Speaker 2: of not standing up for what is right and against
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Speaker 2: what against what is wrong. That's what a fear should
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Speaker 2: fear should be, My friends. People should be afraid to
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Speaker 2: allow their children to grow up any way, any wacky way.
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Speaker 2: They should be afraid of not raising their children in
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Speaker 2: the way that they should go so that when they
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Speaker 2: are old, they do not depart. That's what they should
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Speaker 2: be afraid of. But no, increasingly people are more afraid
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Speaker 2: to stand up for what is right and against what
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Speaker 2: is evil. And if that becomes normalized in society, we're
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Speaker 2: in a big heap of hurt. That is a bigger
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Speaker 2: threat to us than China could ever be at this
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Speaker 2: particular time.
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Speaker 3: There's no greater.
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Speaker 2: Or surer way to destroy a nation than for itself
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Speaker 2: to destroy it. It's for a nation to destroy itself
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Speaker 2: from within.
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Speaker 9: And so.
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Speaker 2: We really have to buck up those of us who
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Speaker 2: I won't say, take a take for granted living in America,
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Speaker 2: in a blessed nation with all the good things that
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Speaker 2: we do have. But see when you go from taking
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Speaker 2: it for granted, and then it goes into lack of appreciation.
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Speaker 2: And when you have a lack of appreciation, you're not
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Speaker 2: gonna be so willing to stand up against evil. It's
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Speaker 2: just all willy nilly, And then you become you become
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Speaker 2: shackled with fear against those hyena like individuals. And they're
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Speaker 2: fans like the lady, the city councilwoman in Cincinnati who said, well,
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Speaker 2: they brought it upon themselves. At the very least, Okay,
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Speaker 2: I've seen the full video. The white guy did tap
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Speaker 2: the black guy on the on the jaw first. They
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Speaker 2: were jaw jacking at each other. They were just going
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Speaker 2: at it, and the white guy touched the other guy.
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Speaker 2: He didn't hit him hard, and at the very least
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Speaker 2: they should have just let those two hammer it out.
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Speaker 2: You know, there were two men, okay, but for twenty
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Speaker 2: or was it twelve hyenas to jump on that man
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Speaker 2: and then knock the woman out and you should see
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Speaker 2: her face. Her face just looks totally just demolished. Sad stuff,
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Speaker 2: my friends, Americans divided against themselves, and you know, this
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Speaker 2: division that continues to grow in our country, and it's
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Speaker 2: producing something that is I've seen in a few places
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Speaker 2: called black fatigue. With a larger population of white Americans
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Speaker 2: are getting tired of black people. And do you want
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Speaker 2: the full thrust of that to come to fruition. It
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Speaker 2: wouldn't be pretty. And then there are other people that
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Speaker 2: are also tired of the thuggery. But anyway, I'm run Edwards.
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Speaker 2: I'm an Edwards. This is the Ron Edwards American Experience. Well,
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Speaker 2: you know, in the beautiful state of Tennessee, home of
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Speaker 2: music City, a glittering, glamorous place called Nashville, and the
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Speaker 2: dying city of Memphis, where hyenas rule and everything in between. Well,
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Speaker 2: advocates there claim that the Tennessee's SB one violates the
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Speaker 2: equal Protection clause of the fourteenth Amendment. The State of
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Speaker 2: Tennessee claims they are protecting children. And you know, protecting
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Speaker 2: children should be one of the main goals of government
31:06
Speaker 2: and more importantly of parents. And you know, people are
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Speaker 2: asking our state laws that hippit, the use of certain
31:14
Speaker 2: drugs to treat gender dysphoria constitutional. Now there's people on
31:20
Speaker 2: the left that say that little children should be allowed
31:24
Speaker 2: to receive drugs to i know, try to change their sex.
31:31
Speaker 2: Can't be done. But all of Western culture is now
31:36
Speaker 2: at war, including Tennessee. The fundamental point of conflict is
31:41
Speaker 2: whether a person's gender or sex is determined by biology
31:46
Speaker 2: or psychology, reality or wishes. One of the latest battles
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Speaker 2: in the war is the Supreme Court case United States
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Speaker 2: versus Schemettee. In this particular case, mister Schimmittee is Attorney
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Speaker 2: General of the State of Tennessee. Now he's defending the
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Speaker 2: state's law that prohibits the use of so called gender
32:07
Speaker 2: affirming care for miners. Now, the answer the Court came
32:15
Speaker 2: or came forthwith will surprise some and infuriate others. Now,
32:23
Speaker 2: when it comes to protecting children, when we declared that
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Speaker 2: our independence from Great Britain, our founding fathers clearly stated
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Speaker 2: that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men,
32:36
Speaker 2: deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed,
32:42
Speaker 2: And of course there was the Declaration of Independence. Now,
32:46
Speaker 2: in the case of United States versus Scurmeti, is ultimately
32:51
Speaker 2: a controversy about rights. Do miners have the right to
32:55
Speaker 2: treatments that permanently alter their bodies or does the state
32:59
Speaker 2: have the right and duty to protect these children from harm. Now, personally,
33:06
Speaker 2: I'm of the opinion that the state has the duty
33:09
Speaker 2: to protect miners from harm. Let's not forget here that
33:14
Speaker 2: when a person is a minor, their brain's not even
33:16
Speaker 2: fully developed. And obviously, by statistical data and just personal observation,
33:27
Speaker 2: anyone can see that the majority of students and children
33:30
Speaker 2: in the United States of America today are not being
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Speaker 2: taught properly when it comes to right and wrong, common sense, ethics, etc.
33:38
Speaker 3: Etc.
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Speaker 2: So those who are there here in government and some
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Speaker 2: parents who still have common sense, they are duty bound
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Speaker 2: to protect children.
33:52
Speaker 3: You know, you can't legally.
33:54
Speaker 2: Give a twelve year old the keys to the car
33:57
Speaker 2: and say have that at little girl. So why is
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Speaker 2: it that something that should be decided by an adult
34:07
Speaker 2: when it comes to drugs that alter her bodies. Why
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Speaker 2: should miners be given that decision? Or even stupid parents
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Speaker 2: that would say, you know what, I don't like Johnny
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Speaker 2: as a boy. I want to turn Johnny into Janette
34:25
Speaker 2: or Johnny into Jonie. You have some mothers that are
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Speaker 2: doing that in this country because they don't like the
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Speaker 2: boy they get. There's a case out of Texas where
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Speaker 2: the mother got angry at the father divorced him and
34:41
Speaker 2: she was a feminist whatever that was part of the
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Speaker 2: reasons why they divorced, and she took the child out
34:47
Speaker 2: of Texas to California, and the California said, well, husband, father,
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Speaker 2: you have no rights. It's up to mam ma. And
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Speaker 2: the mother decided, well, I want to change the boy
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Speaker 2: into a girl. And then after the child was taken
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Speaker 2: to you know, was kept in California snip snip, if
35:13
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, and broke the father's heart.
35:19
Speaker 2: And here's the thing, the boy didn't want that either.
35:26
Speaker 2: The boy would ask, because you know, they had equal
35:28
Speaker 2: time before she left and took the child to California,
35:33
Speaker 2: the boy would ask the father when it was his
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Speaker 2: time to keep the boy, why does mommy put me
35:38
Speaker 2: in a dress. In fact, she would send the boy
35:42
Speaker 2: to the father in a little dress, and of course
35:47
Speaker 2: he would put the boy in boy's clothes and they'd
35:49
Speaker 2: have a good time together. And then it's time to
35:51
Speaker 2: go to mama, and he's crying every time he has
35:55
Speaker 2: to go to mama. Then Mama gets permission from the
36:01
Speaker 2: anti male government to take the boy to California to
36:06
Speaker 2: go snip snip. In twenty twenty three, Tennessee join the
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Speaker 2: growing number of states restricting sex transition treatments for miners
36:16
Speaker 2: by enacting the Prohibition on medical procedures performed on miners
36:20
Speaker 2: related to sexual identity and that is cented Bill one
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Speaker 2: SB one, As is asked, you know so often? Which
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Speaker 2: is the case? The details matter. What was in the
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Speaker 2: law that got the United States government to intervene in
36:41
Speaker 2: this case bought by a group in Tennessee, As I stated,
36:47
Speaker 2: SB one prohibits healthcare providers from prescribing, administering, or dispensing
36:52
Speaker 2: puperty blockers or hormones to any miner for the purpose
36:57
Speaker 2: of enabling the miner to identify with, or live as
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Speaker 2: a purported identity inconsistent with the miner's biological sex or
37:07
Speaker 2: to treating purported discomfort or distress from a discordance between
37:14
Speaker 2: the miner's biological sex and asserted identity. Tennessee did not
37:22
Speaker 2: prohibit the use of puberty blockers or homer or hormones
37:26
Speaker 2: to anyone but miners, because miners are not in a
37:32
Speaker 2: position to make that decision. As they stated earlier, miner's
37:37
Speaker 2: brains they're not even fully fully developed. They're still in
37:42
Speaker 2: the sponge stage. They're absorbing information, they're learning, they're growing,
37:52
Speaker 2: And it's very important to know this because in this republic,
37:55
Speaker 2: not only are miners unable to give consent, the state
37:59
Speaker 2: is expected to step in when a child is being harmed,
38:03
Speaker 2: even by their parents. It's one of the few situations
38:07
Speaker 2: where the state can legitimately interfere with parents' rights when
38:11
Speaker 2: the health or safety of the child is at risk.
38:14
Speaker 2: According to that bill in Tennessee, now SB one is
38:19
Speaker 2: not a universal prohibition on the use of these drugs. Again,
38:23
Speaker 2: only when it comes to miners, and when it comes
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Speaker 2: to drugs like this, these kinds of decisions, I'm of
38:31
Speaker 2: the opinion that only adults should be the ones to
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Speaker 2: make those decisions for themselves, only themselves, not for little children,
38:42
Speaker 2: And how many cases have we seen where miners were
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Speaker 2: given these kinds of drugs because teachers or educators persuaded
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Speaker 2: a girl she was actually a boy, or a boy
38:55
Speaker 2: who was actually a girl, and because they had liberal parents,
38:59
Speaker 2: they went along with it. In time, the original boy
39:05
Speaker 2: was oh no, decided, you know, I really didn't want
39:08
Speaker 2: to be a girl, but they persuaded me to think
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Speaker 2: that I was.
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Speaker 3: And vice versa.
39:17
Speaker 2: And at the same time, the SB one permits a
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Speaker 2: healthcare provider to administer puperty blockers or homones to treat
39:29
Speaker 2: precarious puberty disease or physical injury. In other words, just
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Speaker 2: be one only prohibits the use of puberty blockers and
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Speaker 2: hormones when the purpose involves encouraging a transgender lifestyle. And
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Speaker 2: that is correct, that is the correct application, because in
39:52
Speaker 2: my humble opinion, no one has the right to try
39:56
Speaker 2: to persuade or force a child into thinking that, oh,
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Speaker 2: A White House Legislative Affairs Director James Braid revealed why
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Speaker 2: that in that endeavor than Mitch McConnell. And it looks
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Speaker 2: like John Thune is taking up that loser flag. Yep, yep, yep.
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Speaker 2: John Thune and others are trying to slow walk. No,
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Speaker 2: they're not trying. They have been slow walking President Trump's
44:38
Speaker 2: very necessary appointments. One a week. Oh, let's we'll let
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44:52
Speaker 2: they're doing it on purpose because see, John Thune is
44:55
Speaker 2: has never been a fan of President Trump. Lot of
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Speaker 2: Republicans they remind me of. They remind me of of
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Speaker 2: the Methodist Church. The Methodist Church is one of those
45:11
Speaker 2: denominations that are like WIMPs. Wimp is AMERICANUS APOLOGETICUS. They're
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Speaker 2: WIMPs against evil. And when you take Republicans like Mitch McConnell,
45:25
Speaker 2: you go all.
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Speaker 3: The way back to the bushes.
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Speaker 2: What's that female in Alaska Murkowski? Oh yeah, Susan Collins.
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Speaker 2: You know, these individuals don't like you to be strong
45:39
Speaker 2: against evil. They don't want you to be strong against
45:41
Speaker 2: the elements that are her converging to destroy and undermine
45:45
Speaker 2: this country, meaning Democrats. Okay, they don't believe in that.
45:51
Speaker 2: That's one of the reasons why they disdain President Trump,
45:53
Speaker 2: because you know, even Trump has done a few things
45:56
Speaker 2: that I don't like, but for the most part, about
45:58
Speaker 2: ninety seven percent of everything that I Trump that Trump
46:02
Speaker 2: has done, I like. He's overall been a very good
46:06
Speaker 2: president for this Republic. And these ne'er do wells in
46:11
Speaker 2: the Republican Congress led Congress are slow walking and allowing
46:16
Speaker 2: the Democrats to get away with filibustering every single appointment.
46:22
Speaker 2: They're allowing it. They're looking around saying, oh, well, look
46:27
Speaker 2: what those Democrats are doing, when all they have to
46:30
Speaker 2: do is say, you know what we're calling a recess bamo.
46:35
Speaker 2: So the President Trump can go ahead and enact as
46:40
Speaker 2: reciss appointments. And yes, I know the appointments would only
46:45
Speaker 2: be good for a year, but he needs less than
46:49
Speaker 2: a year to really get what he needs done done
46:54
Speaker 2: so the Republic can be locked in into full recovery,
47:01
Speaker 2: and so that his administration would be more free to
47:06
Speaker 2: really delve in to the process of restructure, not in
47:10
Speaker 2: so much restruction, but cleaning house, peeling away the multi decade,
47:18
Speaker 2: multi century layers of bureaucracy that have just built in
47:23
Speaker 2: like a thick tumor that has been eating away at
47:28
Speaker 2: the very fiber, the very prosperity, the strength of this
47:33
Speaker 2: entire nation. There are elements within this government that has
47:38
Speaker 2: been just giving away our wealth of China and elsewhere
47:42
Speaker 2: throughout the world. And I'm talking about way beyond past bills,
47:49
Speaker 2: spending bills, I mean under the table type stuff. And
47:54
Speaker 2: all this has to stop, got to stop it. So
48:05
Speaker 2: you know, that's nice that mister James Braid believes that
48:08
Speaker 2: Republicans can hold Congress. But if you guys don't stand
48:13
Speaker 2: up and be strong while you have a strong leader,
48:20
Speaker 2: and if you're too afraid to stand up in the
48:23
Speaker 2: midst of winning, I understand you know a lot of
48:28
Speaker 2: whimpus americanas apologetic as congress people and senators on the
48:33
Speaker 2: Republican side being scared to lead. But you have a leader,
48:39
Speaker 2: you have a great agenda, you have a great set
48:43
Speaker 2: of executive orders. And in fact, Trump has made life
48:47
Speaker 2: very easy for Congress if they simply look at the
48:50
Speaker 2: list of executive orders. Nice and they could turn each
48:57
Speaker 2: executive order into a small bill and bamo, one after another.
49:04
Speaker 2: Is a Republican Republican majority make them law so that
49:10
Speaker 2: they cannot be overturned in the next administration or whenever
49:14
Speaker 2: a foul Democrat or rhin a Republican is elected into office,
49:20
Speaker 2: that the nation can continue and they won't be able
49:25
Speaker 2: to be torn down so quickly as it was during
49:28
Speaker 2: the Uncle Joe Biden administration, and is what happened even
49:32
Speaker 2: under the Ali Obama administration as well. And so you know,
49:39
Speaker 2: these are the kinds of things that to infuriate many
49:41
Speaker 2: people when it comes to Republicans or in the church world,
49:48
Speaker 2: Methodist and other whimps americanas apologeticus who are just, oh,
49:55
Speaker 2: we can't go too strong against evil, we don't want
49:57
Speaker 2: to be extreme. How crazy is that? All they have
50:03
Speaker 2: to do is look at the Constitution, Yeah, and look
50:07
Speaker 2: at their look at their duties, and just carry them out.
50:14
Speaker 2: Many of them don't even understand, or I doubt if
50:17
Speaker 2: many of them even know what their constitutionally mandated duties are.
50:24
Speaker 2: And so therefore, when there's something is put forth that
50:27
Speaker 2: we should be doing which lines up with the Constitution,
50:31
Speaker 2: they call it extreme because they don't know, and they
50:33
Speaker 2: don't know that they don't know it. In many cases,
50:35
Speaker 2: they don't want to know because they already have their
50:38
Speaker 2: own mindset. They already have their globalist cabal mindset made up,
50:45
Speaker 2: locked in and ready to load and get on with it.
50:52
Speaker 2: That was the problem with Mitch McConnell, That is the
50:55
Speaker 2: problem with Susan Collins and many others. See, you don't
51:04
Speaker 2: have to worry about the Democrats as long as they're
51:07
Speaker 2: not the majority. The big problem is these whimpes americanas
51:11
Speaker 2: apologetic as Republicans, and in fact, some of these Republicans
51:18
Speaker 2: are not really Republicans. They're Democrats who were in office
51:22
Speaker 2: and say, you know what, I'm going to switch over
51:24
Speaker 2: to the Republican Party, or they they're Democrats who run
51:27
Speaker 2: for offices. Republicans fooling the incurably ignorant masses who don't
51:31
Speaker 2: know how to vet any better than a bottle cap does.
51:37
Speaker 2: And then they get fooled again and again and again.
51:39
Speaker 2: And then they get into office and they do what
51:41
Speaker 2: many Republicans are doing right now, joining people like Boon
51:48
Speaker 2: and others, and slowing down the good things that President
51:53
Speaker 2: Trump wants to do, because they don't want you and
51:57
Speaker 2: I to live in the best possible republic. They really don't.
52:01
Speaker 2: They don't want what's best for you and I. They
52:05
Speaker 2: want us to be in a position of need or
52:09
Speaker 2: suffering or both under the boothel of government. They want
52:14
Speaker 2: us to be serfs in need, so they will say, oh,
52:20
Speaker 2: go and give in to their demands. That's what they
52:24
Speaker 2: thought was going to happen when the Corona, during the
52:27
Speaker 2: Corona chinavirus epidemic or whatever, when they thought all of
52:32
Speaker 2: us would bend the knee and take the job a
52:38
Speaker 2: few days, some of us didn't. Even though it was
52:44
Speaker 2: sixty seven percent of the world or sixty eight percent
52:46
Speaker 2: of the planet took the job. Man man, oh man,
52:51
Speaker 2: o man. For those who didn't take the job. Whenever
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52:56
Speaker 2: lot of people. I suggest you take some ivermectin the
53:00
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53:05
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53:09
Speaker 2: You know, you gotta watch yourself because, as President Trump says,
53:14
Speaker 2: there's a lot of stupid people, and it's a shame
53:18
Speaker 2: that others have to suffer because of the decisions of
53:22
Speaker 2: as President Trump says, stupid people. And we have to
53:27
Speaker 2: overcome stupid people. We have to overcome leftists, we have
53:30
Speaker 2: to overcome people that don't really that think it's extreme.
53:35
Speaker 3: To do exactly what is right.
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Speaker 2: I've always thought that was one of the craziest mindsets
53:44
Speaker 2: in the history of mankind, that you're extreme if.
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Speaker 3: You want to do what's just right.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm extremely out of time, and now that I'm
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Speaker 2: out of my time, thank you so much for your time,
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Speaker 2: and always at this time, I urge you to pray
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Speaker 2: for your nation. Please pray for your family, your friends,
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Speaker 2: and even your enemies that they get it right before
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Speaker 2: it's too late. And treat others the same way you
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Speaker 2: want to be treated. Please do that, don't forget. Yes,
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Speaker 2: you is King, And until next time, I'm Rod Edwards.
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Speaker 3: Excelsior.
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Speaker 2: You would you would you would?
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Speaker 5: You would be as all folks tags at stage right