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The Ron Edwards American Experience: The Democrats Want to do You in and Those on the Right Cannot be Political Tenderfoots - 260323 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: Say ladies and gentlemen, it's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 2: And now your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards. Well, good day,
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Speaker 2: good day, hello, and how are you. I'm Ron Edwards
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Speaker 2: and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experience. And hopefully
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Speaker 2: you had a great weekend. I certainly did. And it's
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Speaker 2: a great day to be alive in America today despite
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Speaker 2: all the stuff that's going on. Yet this you know,
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Speaker 2: being on this side of the earth makes is a
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Speaker 2: lot better than being under it. So yeah, thank God
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Speaker 2: for your blessings. Well, anyway, interesting things have been occurring
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Speaker 2: throughout our republic in recent days. One thing that has
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Speaker 2: been happening for many years, many many years. You know,
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Speaker 2: for decades, government officials, both local, state and federal have
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Speaker 2: been urging that we totally get rid of lead paints
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Speaker 2: throughout our society, just do away with it. They began
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Speaker 2: the concentration, particularly in urban areas, and so they used
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Speaker 2: that as the main focus to draw America totally in Well,
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Speaker 2: you know, we've got to get rid of that lead paint,
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Speaker 2: especially in those poor areas, because children eat paint, yum yum,
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Speaker 2: eat them up. Well, most children, even in the ghettos,
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Speaker 2: we're not eating the paint. And turns out lead paint
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Speaker 2: isn't a bad thing. It is not. In fact, lead
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Speaker 2: paint is superior to many of the paints that are
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Speaker 2: utilized today, much more durable, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: And so and I, you know, I always questioned it.
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Speaker 2: I mean because that discussion has been going on for decades,
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Speaker 2: and when it first popped on the scene, and you know,
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Speaker 2: they'd show some little, you know, disheveled black child in
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Speaker 2: you know, some ghetto apartment and the paint's peeling, and
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Speaker 2: you know, looking like they're picking at the paint to
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Speaker 2: go yum yum, eat them up, nibble on the paint,
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Speaker 2: you know, like their little retards or something. I questioned
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Speaker 2: it because when they talked about how harmful it is
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Speaker 2: and how many black little children are just going yum
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Speaker 2: yum on the paint, I began to question immediately because
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Speaker 2: I said, well, wait a minute, they're talking about lead
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Speaker 2: paint and the dangers of it and how we've got
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Speaker 2: to get rid of it. But then I realized, wait
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Speaker 2: a minute, wait a minute, there are many more harmful
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Speaker 2: ingredients in our foods. Yeah, much more harmful to our
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Speaker 2: bodies than lead paint. Uh oh, you know when you
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Speaker 2: have the pesticides, the ng O, the whole thing, and
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Speaker 2: so the radiation, you know, you get cinnamon and whatever.
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Speaker 2: And if you don't check, you get cinnamon that was radiated.
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Speaker 2: And I always wondered why, and Sam Hill, are they
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Speaker 2: radiating food? Well, the conclusion is to harm us. The
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Speaker 2: same people that say you should get rid of lead
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Speaker 2: paint or okay with radying your food and putting even
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Speaker 2: more harmful ingredients than radiation in your foods. Thank god
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Speaker 2: we have our FK Jr. Trying to at least he's
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Speaker 2: nibbling around the edges and turning things around when it
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Speaker 2: comes to our food processes and things of that nature.
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Speaker 2: He's not given the ability to do what he really
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Speaker 2: set out to do because Susan Wilds and other blockers
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Speaker 2: are so in in in line, in league with the
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Speaker 2: pharmaceutical company, so they're kind of, you know, throwing these
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Speaker 2: roadblocks and a lot to utilize an old football play
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Speaker 2: that's been outlaw called crackback, and so they're kind of
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Speaker 2: really crackbacking our FK Jr. And you can't get rid
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Speaker 2: of as many harmful ingredients and things that he wants to,
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Speaker 2: but he's doing some good stuff and and I just
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Speaker 2: find it very disingenuous. Now, the real reason why they
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Speaker 2: wanted to get rid of lead paint had nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with harming human beings. That's just what they knew
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Speaker 2: that they could get the incurably ignorant masses to buy into. Well,
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Speaker 2: the real reason, see, if you slap lead paint on
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Speaker 2: your walls, and I believe we should paint lead paint
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Speaker 2: underneath our hoods, on our cars, why that run? Well,
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Speaker 2: the reason why is because the government, well many people
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Speaker 2: in the government would like to control you, and even
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Speaker 2: in some cases people would like to harm you. And
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Speaker 2: I know of cases where people have been harmed due
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Speaker 2: to the eradication of lead paints via laser type weapons
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Speaker 2: that have been used against people, not only in the
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Speaker 2: United States but throughout Europe. Fact, there was a recent
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Speaker 2: trial in Brussels about that. And we're going to have
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Speaker 2: a guest on in the not too distant future again,
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Speaker 2: Amy Hallam. She's an expert on these types of weapons
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Speaker 2: that government officials have been using against people in this
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Speaker 2: government and government officials and other you know, other countries.
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Speaker 2: So I'm not talking out the side of my you know,
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Speaker 2: backside or anything like that. This is real stuff. And
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Speaker 2: you know you can buy I think you can buy
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Speaker 2: leaded paints or lead spray or whatever in Canada and
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Speaker 2: some other countries, but not here in the good old
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Speaker 2: US of A. If I ever get my hands on
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Speaker 2: lead paint, I'm going to be slathering that stuff all
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Speaker 2: over the place, over over the walls, you know, underneath
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Speaker 2: my hood, in the car, everywhere, because you know, then
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Speaker 2: if you do that, that blocks off the ability to
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Speaker 2: electronically turn your car off via satellite, because they want
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Speaker 2: to be able to do that. You know, it's called control.
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Speaker 2: And in fact, Ford Motor Company and a couple of
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Speaker 2: other motor companies have already agreed to try to bring
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Speaker 2: out what's called you know, you notice how to give
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Speaker 2: you a first a comparison, you know how the cable
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Speaker 2: companies and streaming services. You know, they offer a service
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Speaker 2: for so many movies. You can get two hundred movies
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Speaker 2: Da da Da Da Da da, or two hundred channels
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Speaker 2: and you get the service, and at first it's really nice.
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Speaker 2: And then as time goes on, the movie selection is
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Speaker 2: trashier and trashier, and you know, great movies or farther
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Speaker 2: and fewer, you know, and it just goes gets worse
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Speaker 2: than you got to buy more, you gotta buy another.
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Speaker 2: It's a tag on. Well. Ford Motor Company wants to
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Speaker 2: get to the point where let's say you buy your
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Speaker 2: nice car and you're happy, you're tooling about and a
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Speaker 2: wonderful little car. Right. However, for instance, your heat in
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Speaker 2: your car, they want to be able to have you
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Speaker 2: charge be charged extra for heat, meaning it would be
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Speaker 2: like a contract. You have your car, you've paid for
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Speaker 2: it overall, and you have heat, and you have air conditioning,
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Speaker 2: you have all these wonderful things, but these different things
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Speaker 2: would be considered like add ons, like in the cable companies,
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Speaker 2: and in order to maintain your heat you have to
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Speaker 2: pay a subscription price to continue receiving heat in your car. Well,
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Speaker 2: ain't that funny? I know it's not really funny, but yeah,
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Speaker 2: see these people man, and you know liberals are involved
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Speaker 2: in all this. Have you ever noticed how would no
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Speaker 2: matter what the subject matter is, it doesn't matter. Leftists
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Speaker 2: and liberals only come up with solutions that are pain
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Speaker 2: on the backside, that make things worse, more miserable, more inconvenient,
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Speaker 2: more expensive. Yeah, it just goes on and on and
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Speaker 2: on with these people. And yeah, it's very interesting because,
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Speaker 2: like I said, I always had a problem from the
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Speaker 2: beginning when they were touting get rid of leaded paints,
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Speaker 2: get rid of it, And like I said, I would
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Speaker 2: compare to ingredients in many of our foods which are
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Speaker 2: even worse for you than leaded paints. And let paints,
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Speaker 2: by the way, are harmless if you don't eat them.
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Speaker 2: There's no harm, no foul. And most people were never
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Speaker 2: ever eating it anyway. But that was a big lie
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Speaker 2: that they sold to the people, just like back in
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Speaker 2: the nineteen sixties you read about a lot of the
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Speaker 2: stuff that went in the sixties, man margarine a replacement
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Speaker 2: for butter. How people back then just bought into that madness.
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Speaker 2: Turns out margin will was no good for you. And
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Speaker 2: it just goes on and on and on. Leftists were
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Speaker 2: behind that. They bring about things that seem to be
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Speaker 2: a nice replacement or what or an add on and
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Speaker 2: whatever they bring for as a replacement or an add
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Speaker 2: on always makes things worse overall. Anyway, my friends will
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Speaker 2: Welcome back. This is the Runovers American Experience. I'm Ron Edwards. Well,
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Speaker 2: my friends. The Department of State has issued a worldwide
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Speaker 2: caution security alert as the war in Iran continues into
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Speaker 2: its fourth week. The alert directs Americans across the globe
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Speaker 2: to exercise increased caution due to airspace closures, targeting of
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Speaker 2: US diplomatic facilities outside of the Middle East, and potential
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Speaker 2: threats against US interests by pro Iranian groups. The Department
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Speaker 2: of State advice is all Americans throughout the world to
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Speaker 2: exercise increased and in some cases extreme caution. And yeah,
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Speaker 2: so be serious about your whereabouts. You know, make sure
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Speaker 2: you know where you are. Always pay attention to your surroundings.
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Speaker 2: If you are going to be traveling outside of the
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Speaker 2: United States. In fact, if you're traveling in the United States,
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Speaker 2: beware because don't forget boys and girls. The Uncle Joe
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Speaker 2: Biden administration let in a lot of enemies, some of
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Speaker 2: whom are formulating together. They're already formulated. Muslim extremist groups
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Speaker 2: who are planning on doing harm throughout our republic. So
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Speaker 2: just beware. And it's I'm still very irritated above the
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Speaker 2: fact that last week picked Pete Hexath said we've got
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Speaker 2: eyes on them. We've got eyes on them. Yep, we
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Speaker 2: know where they are. Well, if that's the truth, sir,
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Speaker 2: why don't you go after them? Okay, why wait for
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Speaker 2: them to blow something up? Many of them escape, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, and they're I just I like Pete Pete
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Speaker 2: has hexseth. But boy, that kind of you know, that
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Speaker 2: brings up a bit of a trust issue in my
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Speaker 2: humble opinion. You're this warrior hawk, you're you know, you're
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Speaker 2: this this, this, this fighter, and I like that about you, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 2: But when you say you've got eyes on these enemy
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Speaker 2: combatants that are in our nation, but yet you're doing
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Speaker 2: nothing about it. Just like in Louisiana when you had
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Speaker 2: those drones flying over our military basis there over the
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Speaker 2: nuclear capable B fifty two s or B two bombers.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, please excuse me, the B two bombers. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you know, the lack of wisdom it's either lack of
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Speaker 2: wisdom or a bit of dishonesty. It cannot you know
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Speaker 2: either way, it's bad, okay. And if it's true you
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Speaker 2: have eyes on them, sir, I suggest you go after
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Speaker 2: them make life difficult for them instead of waiting for
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Speaker 2: them to make life difficult for us. Along with Democrats,
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Speaker 2: just saying if I were in your position and I
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Speaker 2: told the American people we have eyes on them, the
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Speaker 2: only reason I would even tell the people publicly that
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Speaker 2: we have eyes on them because I would already have
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Speaker 2: personnel going after them to engage them so that they
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Speaker 2: wouldn't be able to escape from where we have eyeballs
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Speaker 2: on them. So you announcing to the world we've got
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Speaker 2: eyeballs on them and doing nothing gives them a chance
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Speaker 2: to move about even more, scurry about like roaches when
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Speaker 2: you turn on the light and you walk into a
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Speaker 2: room in a New York apartment. I don't know. Am
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Speaker 2: I a military expert, No, but there are some things
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Speaker 2: that are just common sense and it doesn't take the
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Speaker 2: level of being a rocket science to scientists. Rather to
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Speaker 2: figure it out. Iran continuing to threaten to shut down
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Speaker 2: the straight of her moves. In fact, I read two
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Speaker 2: places over the weekend that President Trump is overseeing a
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Speaker 2: oil pipeline that costs about two hundred million dollars or
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Speaker 2: whatever that could circumvent the need or the strait of
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Speaker 2: horror moies. And by the way, as I've said days
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Speaker 2: ago on this broadcast, that the United States does not
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Speaker 2: need oil from the Middle East. Yeah. A listener from Atlanta,
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Speaker 2: Andrea says, NUKEM. Now, I'm not gonna disagree with that.
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Speaker 2: You know, I get the sentiment. At the very least,
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Speaker 2: we should really kick their backsides. And those drones that
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Speaker 2: were going over that military base in Louisiana. I understand
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Speaker 2: that they did not have the capability of disabling them electronically.
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Speaker 2: But here's something see. Either there's even more bold capital
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Speaker 2: as for the hit going on than I realize, or
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Speaker 2: it's just a bunch of incompetency. If you guys recall
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Speaker 2: not too far in the distant past, there was talk
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Speaker 2: about laser technology. I see numerous videos concerning military laser technology,
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Speaker 2: which is very inexpensive in comparison to missiles. You can't
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Speaker 2: get rid of missiles, but there are many places in
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Speaker 2: which you can use powerful laser technology. Even more effectively
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Speaker 2: than missiles. For example, the Iron Dome over Israel, that's
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Speaker 2: a very cool situation. However, if you were to supplement
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Speaker 2: it with these very powerful lasers, that would enhance the
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Speaker 2: ability to protect the nation of Israel. Same thing here
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Speaker 2: in the United States of America. Super laser technology could
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Speaker 2: have zapped those drones over Louisiana and they were flying
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Speaker 2: over the base for three or four hours. That is retarded.
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Speaker 2: We're supposed to be the strongest nation in the world. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: we're the big eagle. No one can kick our butts.
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Speaker 2: I tell you that, pilgrum. But then at the same time,
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Speaker 2: you have these drones just buzzing about, buzzing about for
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Speaker 2: three or four hours over a major military base in
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Speaker 2: Louisiana over the weekend, just buzzing around, and nothing could
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Speaker 2: be done. They could have at least shot at them,
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Speaker 2: you know, they could have shot them down. Gets got
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Speaker 2: some bazookahs, you know, shot a couple of them down,
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Speaker 2: so you could check out the technology and seeing how
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Speaker 2: you could learn how to diffuse it. But laser's, my friends,
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Speaker 2: if laser technology is a reality, see, that's another way
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Speaker 2: that they can defeat hypersonic missiles. Because laser moves even
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Speaker 2: faster than a solid piece of equipment like a missile,
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Speaker 2: no matter how fast they move. But I don't understand.
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Speaker 2: I just don't understand why these people aren't thinking about this,
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Speaker 2: so it leaves us vulnerable. Laser technology could really be
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Speaker 2: used effectively in Iran, where you could burn a lot
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Speaker 2: of stuff. Oh man, I think you're doing a lot
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Speaker 2: of damage with these these bombs, but you could do
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Speaker 2: a lot of more damage if you would accompany the
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Speaker 2: bombs bombing missions with lasers. You could save a lot
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Speaker 2: of money. And where it is necessary, we could develop
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Speaker 2: these types of drones that are comparatively very inexpensive. An
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Speaker 2: average drone of that high caliber is about ten thousand bucks.
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Speaker 2: I'll compare that to the cost of one bunker buster bomb,
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Speaker 2: which is many, many millions of dollars. Just saying I'm
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Speaker 2: you know, you know, anyone could could come up to
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Speaker 2: me and say, well, you're not a military expert. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: but I have common sense, and I do read a lot,
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Speaker 2: and there are things that I understand because I read
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Speaker 2: a lot. And then there are people that I do
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Speaker 2: talk to that have military experience and scientists who understand
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Speaker 2: the concept of laser technology and how advanced we really
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Speaker 2: are but not utilizing it. See, we invented all this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Other nations are moving ahead of us though we invented
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Speaker 2: for it. An example, we invented hypersonic technology.
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Speaker 13: The US will not strike Iran's power plants for five days,
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Speaker 13: extending a Monday deadline.
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Speaker 9: US President Donald Trump has extended his deadline for Iran
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Speaker 9: to allow shipping through the straight Horn moves the narrow
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Speaker 9: mouth of the Persian Gulf. Trump had set a forty
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Speaker 9: eight hour deadline for Iran that would have expired at
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Speaker 9: midnight GMT Tuesday, But instead we've just heard from Trump
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Speaker 9: on his truth social platform saying that he's extended it
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Speaker 9: by five days because of ongoing discussions between Washington and Tehran.
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Speaker 13: That is, correspondent John Gambril reporting, The President told reporters
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Speaker 13: his team is trying togotiate toward an end with the
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Speaker 2: Now we're back. Thanks for tuning in this day. So
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Speaker 2: this is the day the Lord has made and we
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Speaker 2: shall be glad in it. Well, well, this was going
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Speaker 2: to make a lot of the leftis go to nutsville,
30:38
Speaker 2: and that's good. Trump has installed the Columbus statue at
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Speaker 2: during those riots, and I'm glad he did that. Has
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Speaker 2: installed the statue Christopher Columbus and the statue was located
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Speaker 2: outside of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building and is visible
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Speaker 2: from Penns Avenue and Seventeenth Street northwest. And it is
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Speaker 2: torn down and dumped into the Baltimore Harbor during the
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Speaker 2: Black Lives Matter riots of twenty twenty. Hopefully this one
31:21
Speaker 2: will be made even stronger and more much more heavy,
31:25
Speaker 2: so that it cannot be destroyed again by leftist pigs
31:28
Speaker 2: who want to destroy the entire heritage of our republic.
31:33
Speaker 2: And you know they I remember back in the day,
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Speaker 2: they would always talk about Christopher Columbus, how bad of
31:39
Speaker 2: a guy he was, or this, that and the other,
31:41
Speaker 2: and was he perfect? No, but he did some good things.
31:46
Speaker 2: In my humble opinion, the good outweighs the bad. And
31:52
Speaker 2: pretty often that's the case when it comes to people
31:55
Speaker 2: that do great things in our world, and you know,
32:00
Speaker 2: sometimes do some wrong things. Now in the case of
32:05
Speaker 2: President Trump, you know, over the weekend he was announced
32:09
Speaker 2: that Robert Muller, former FBI director special counsel for the
32:13
Speaker 2: Russia Gate hoax, he expired at the age of eighty one,
32:19
Speaker 2: and Mutherler's family issued a statement in which they shared
32:23
Speaker 2: that Muller had passed away. It was Friday evening, and
32:29
Speaker 2: then President Trump said, hey, good, I'm glad he's dead.
32:34
Speaker 2: Now between you, me and the fence post. I don't
32:37
Speaker 2: think that was the nicest thing to say. It was not,
32:40
Speaker 2: in my humble opinion, a right thing to say. However,
32:47
Speaker 2: you have a lot of these tenderfoot Christians, tenderfoot Conservatives,
32:51
Speaker 2: who are willing to throw the baby out with the
32:54
Speaker 2: bathwater over this statement, okay, who have heard left to stay.
32:59
Speaker 2: Many men any worse things, not only in reference to
33:03
Speaker 2: President Trump, but in reference to our nation, in reference
33:08
Speaker 2: to good historical figures like Ronald Reagan and others. And
33:14
Speaker 2: as they push for abortion up to birth, I mean,
33:18
Speaker 2: just horrible things, right, how they push for the destruction
33:23
Speaker 2: of the minds of American young people through their indoctrination
33:26
Speaker 2: centers commonly called schools, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: And there are a lot of people, well I won't
33:34
Speaker 2: say a lot, I'll just say that there's enough to
33:36
Speaker 2: have been noticed who are complaining the high Heaven. Oh
33:41
Speaker 2: he's not a man of God. Oh this, that and
33:43
Speaker 2: the other. Oh, walla, walla, walla, And I think, oh
33:48
Speaker 2: my gosh, well I said at the outset, No, it
33:51
Speaker 2: was not the right thing to say. It really wasn't.
33:56
Speaker 2: But he who has not said something wrong, something stupid,
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Speaker 2: even something evil in their lifetime, and may they be
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Speaker 2: the first to throw a stone. I don't think any
34:09
Speaker 2: of us, including you, my friend, yep, you're you who
34:12
Speaker 2: are listening, I see you, Ah, even you have said
34:17
Speaker 2: something that is not right that you may regret that
34:23
Speaker 2: you you, you did regret. And I think that, you know,
34:28
Speaker 2: if it were up to me, I would counsel President
34:31
Speaker 2: Trump and say, hey, man, pips, hey, why don't we
34:35
Speaker 2: why don't you, you know, type in a response to
34:39
Speaker 2: yourself apologizing for this that horrible statement. Why don't you
34:44
Speaker 2: do that? It's the right thing to do. But as
34:53
Speaker 2: I heard one, two, three, four, five different people streaming
34:59
Speaker 2: or either and radio, all of them they were talking
35:06
Speaker 2: about this very issue, and one of them pointed out, well,
35:13
Speaker 2: maybe you know, I look at the council that he
35:21
Speaker 2: has around him, and many of them are big time
35:28
Speaker 2: in their own mind, preachers, ministers of a gospel Okay,
35:37
Speaker 2: valuable thumpers, whatever you want to call them. And I
35:41
Speaker 2: would love to be a fly on the wall just
35:44
Speaker 2: to see how many of them approached the President said
35:46
Speaker 2: you know, sir, that wasn't right. I just wonder personally,
35:57
Speaker 2: I don't think any one of them said anything because
36:02
Speaker 2: they're just so happy to be there in the little
36:04
Speaker 2: office down the hall from the president. See we got
36:07
Speaker 2: access to the president. Yeah. I think that's their biggest concern.
36:16
Speaker 2: But are they praying for his soul? Are they praying
36:19
Speaker 2: for you know, approaching him with these matters. And the
36:23
Speaker 2: reason why I say that is because there have been
36:25
Speaker 2: great leaders of nations in the past, such as David
36:29
Speaker 2: King David, that is, King Solomon neverget Ezzar, and they
36:42
Speaker 2: had certain leaders who were of God who had approached
36:47
Speaker 2: him and say, hey, hey, Bud, you're kind of wrong here.
36:55
Speaker 2: And in David's case, of course, when he was approached,
36:57
Speaker 2: he he sought God's forgiveness. And I believe that if
37:02
Speaker 2: properly approached, I think the President would do the same,
37:07
Speaker 2: because I believe in his heart of hearts he wants
37:10
Speaker 2: to do the right thing. I can tell by the
37:12
Speaker 2: way he governs he's not perfect, but he is very,
37:19
Speaker 2: very good, and he's only the second good to great
37:28
Speaker 2: president in my lifetime. That's it. Him and Ronald Reagan.
37:35
Speaker 2: That's it. Fall that's all, folks, and the rest are
37:39
Speaker 2: just in comparison to those two. Trump and Reagan. The
37:45
Speaker 2: rest of them were placeholders or perpetrators of damage against
37:52
Speaker 2: our republic. But seriously, this situation, I mean, some people
38:01
Speaker 2: are just willing to just walk away and not support
38:03
Speaker 2: him at all because of that statement, though, I think
38:06
Speaker 2: we have to under remember what his family went through,
38:14
Speaker 2: not one month, not two months, but for many months,
38:18
Speaker 2: for years, this huge leftist gang cabal tried to converge
38:25
Speaker 2: and not just to destroy him, but his family and
38:30
Speaker 2: anyone they figured out was a friend or supporter of his.
38:35
Speaker 2: They wanted to lock all of us up that they
38:37
Speaker 2: could have. I mean, they were locking people up like
38:43
Speaker 2: the j six ers on Well just we feel like it.
38:49
Speaker 2: And it blows my mind that they were allowed to
38:50
Speaker 2: get away with that. I mean, Michael Byrd, the Capitol
38:56
Speaker 2: police officer, who're still walking around for he Blue Ashley
39:00
Speaker 2: Babbitt away just blew her away, Bamo. He's still walking
39:04
Speaker 2: around unsecured. He should be in prison awaiting trial for
39:10
Speaker 2: the death penalty because he shot an unarmed woman who
39:15
Speaker 2: had done no harm. There was much less complaining about
39:22
Speaker 2: that incident than about Trump's statement. And to me, that
39:28
Speaker 2: speaks volumes about the tenderfoots. I call them tenderfoots Christians
39:35
Speaker 2: and Conservatives who will stomp out their own if they
39:42
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39:50
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39:54
Speaker 2: innocent and has never said anything stupid wrong, or asdine,
40:00
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40:12
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40:16
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40:18
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40:22
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40:26
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44:32
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45:52
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46:15
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46:21
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46:57
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47:01
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47:07
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47:16
Speaker 2: the police officer said, darn man, why don't you just
47:18
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47:22
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47:25
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47:31
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47:35
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47:39
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47:43
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47:49
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47:52
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47:56
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47:59
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48:02
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48:07
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48:12
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48:17
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48:19
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48:22
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48:25
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48:28
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48:35
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48:43
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48:46
Speaker 2: Of course, George, it was one phone call and the
48:50
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48:54
Speaker 2: I don't know what he said, I don't know what
48:56
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48:59
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49:03
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49:07
Speaker 2: as there always is, and I began to know that.
49:11
Speaker 2: Notice that Democrats have the same attitude as that family,
49:16
Speaker 2: meaning they were mad because the thug couldn't once again
49:22
Speaker 2: get away with what he was doing. And when you
49:27
Speaker 2: look at what the Democrats have been supporting for a
49:32
Speaker 2: long time, they've always been supporting for a long time
49:35
Speaker 2: for leniency against criminals, policies that would make morality less
49:42
Speaker 2: prominent in society, just a full list of things. And
49:47
Speaker 2: I just caught wind of this, and I would tell people,
49:49
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49:53
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49:55
Speaker 2: They're like thugs that are clamoring for the day that
49:58
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50:00
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50:03
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50:04
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50:08
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50:13
Speaker 2: airports of America. On one hand, you have black fatigue
50:19
Speaker 2: because of mobs of blacks that are doing all kinds
50:22
Speaker 2: of crazy stuff in your face because they can get
50:24
Speaker 2: away with it now. And the Democrats are doing the
50:28
Speaker 2: same thing politically in our face, supporting everything that is
50:32
Speaker 2: evil in our face, saying, you know what, we don't
50:36
Speaker 2: want illegals kicked out of our country because what did
50:41
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50:45
Speaker 2: terrorists into our country, thousands and thousands of them, because
50:50
Speaker 2: they want the opportunity to do whatever they want to do.
50:53
Speaker 2: Why is it that you think the Democrats didn't stand
50:56
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51:00
Speaker 2: was talking about during his State of the Union address.
51:05
Speaker 2: I mean people that recovered from injuries from illegals. What
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Speaker 2: do the Democrats do sat on their ass I mean
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Speaker 2: on their backsides. I mean it is what it is.
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Speaker 2: And we have to understand this and realize that they
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Speaker 2: are enemies as much as any terrorist you can name.
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Speaker 2: Democrats are our enemies. If you are against God, you
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Speaker 2: are against the traditional family, if you're okay with a
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Speaker 2: so called religion coming in and taking over cities like Dearborn,
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Speaker 2: Michigan now known as deer Bornistan, ham Tramick, Michigan, which
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Speaker 2: used to be a beautiful Polish enclave where every morning
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Speaker 2: you would hear the church bells ringing. Now guess what,
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Speaker 2: because Muslims took over ham Tramick, church bells were banned
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Speaker 2: and the only thing you hear five times a day
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Speaker 2: in the streets are come you know, cars motoring about
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Speaker 2: and five times a day, ah you. And this is
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Speaker 2: in the United States of America. Why because this is
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Speaker 2: what democrats want. Democrats want anything in our country to
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Speaker 2: be pervasive and just normalized if it is destructive or
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Speaker 2: inconvenient or makes it more expensive, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: et cetera. So that means that we, the people who
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Speaker 2: have normal brains, who have morality, who have a relationship
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Speaker 2: with God, who understand our constitutions and want good for
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Speaker 2: not only ourselves but the generations to come, we must
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Speaker 2: be their opposers, the opposers of Democrats, and everyone that
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Speaker 2: represents the evil destructiveness of our republic. I mean we
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Speaker 2: have to stand tall, my friends, No more WIMPs americanas
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Speaker 2: apologetic as tenderfoots doesn't work. No one respects a tenderfoot.
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Speaker 2: You cannot be a wempas AMERICANUS apologeticus and expect to
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Speaker 2: even win the mid term elections. We have to stand
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Speaker 2: strongly and boldly and truthfully if we're to win. We
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Speaker 2: cannot act like John Thune. We cannot act like Mikey
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Speaker 2: Bible thumper Johnson. He can quote a Bible from stem
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Speaker 2: to stern, from Genesis one to the Map, but yet
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Speaker 2: he has been a hindrance to the Trump administration, just
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Speaker 2: like Thune, who's a younger version of Deputy drupel On
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Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell telling you got to wake up, folks, got
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Speaker 2: to get pushing or we'll be in big heap of
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Speaker 2: trouble after the midterms. Welp, now that I say that
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Speaker 2: my time is up, thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 2: As always, at this time, I remind you to please
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Speaker 2: please pray for your nation, pray for your family, your friends,
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Speaker 2: and pray for your enemy. Said they get it right
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Speaker 2: before it's too late, because we all will face judgment
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Speaker 2: one day. I'm run at words.
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Speaker 5: Or you would. That's all folks tags that stage right