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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Tulsi Gabbard Blew the Lid off the Obama BS - 250723 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 3: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 4: Well, well, well, well, well, well, good day.
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Speaker 5: You take to day.
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Speaker 4: Hello and how are you. I'm mount Edwards and what
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Speaker 4: a day it has been so far.
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Speaker 3: Man, oh man.
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Speaker 4: If you're in the news businesses has been jumping quite
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Speaker 4: vigorously this day. If I were Ali Obama, I'd be
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Speaker 4: a bit nervous. If I was a missus Clinton, I
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Speaker 4: might be a little bit nervous. If I was mister Clapper,
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Speaker 4: I'd be a bit nervous. And a bunch of other people, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: I'd be kind of nervous today Today, Tulsi Gabbert made
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Speaker 4: a surprise appearance of the White House Press Briefing Room
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Speaker 4: after she released the second batch of previously undisclosed documents
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Speaker 4: on this day. Then include more proof that Ali Obama
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Speaker 4: directly gave the order to publish Russia collusion hoaxes, knowing
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Speaker 4: there was no proof to back it up. The document
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Speaker 4: released followed Friday's document dump and a Tulsi Gabbert Man
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Speaker 4: oh Man oh Man. She was, well, you looked at
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Speaker 4: the they had the press conference, They're at the White House,
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Speaker 4: and you could just tell looking at all those dragon
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Speaker 4: media personalities, the room to looks so gloom. They looked
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Speaker 4: so sad, and they were ticked off because they knew
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Speaker 4: they couldn't ignore it, and they were forced to cover
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Speaker 4: it their networks, et cetera, et cetera, c because they've
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Speaker 4: been ignoring this. They have been reporting very little about
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Speaker 4: this issue over the past several days. Now, Tulsi went
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Speaker 4: off on Barack Obama for covering up the blackmail Putin
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Speaker 4: had on Missus Clinton. Now, this included possible criminal acts
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Speaker 4: like secret meetings with multiple organizations in exchange for supporting
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Speaker 4: Secretary Clinton's campaign for the presidency, significant increases in financing
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Speaker 4: from the State Apartment, and they also had documents that
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Speaker 4: showed the patronts of the State Department to State Department
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Speaker 4: employees who would support Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. According to
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Speaker 4: Tulci Gabbert, there were high level DNC emails that detailed
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Speaker 4: evidence of Hillary's psycho emotional problems, emotional damage, fits of anger, aggression, cheerfulness,
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Speaker 4: and that Secretary Clinton was allegedly on a regiment of
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Speaker 4: heavy tranquilizers. But the biggest problems that I have is
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Speaker 4: how these people lied. You know, there could have been
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Speaker 4: potentially a war between the United States and Russia because
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Speaker 4: they kept lying on Putin. And see, this is one
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Speaker 4: of the things that I have been saying a long time.
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Speaker 4: Putin was not guilty. Putin was not guilty, just like
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Speaker 4: I say that Putin was not the one was not
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Speaker 4: the real reason for the Ukraine Russia war. It was
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Speaker 4: the provocation by NATO with the support of the United
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Speaker 4: States government or as they say in Louisiana government. So
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Speaker 4: it's going to be very interesting, very interesting, is it,
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Speaker 4: as they say, because there's more to come. I just
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Speaker 4: can't wait until it all just comes pouring out. But see,
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Speaker 4: here's the here's one thing that is that is very telling.
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Speaker 4: The Dragon media news and talktual personalities have decided to build,
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Speaker 4: let's say, an informational wall where they will continue to
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Speaker 4: ask questions and to make comments to the general population
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Speaker 4: that still tunes into their their organizations in order to
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Speaker 4: create a beach head heading into the election process next year.
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Speaker 4: Because there are still a lot of Americans, about thirty
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Speaker 4: percent of all voters who agree with the evil and
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Speaker 4: who know that these are you know that they've been
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Speaker 4: lying all these years. But they stick like glue to
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Speaker 4: this because their mission is not trying to make America
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Speaker 4: better in a different way like Democrats used to be.
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Speaker 4: Well they weren't, but they had Americans thinking that, well,
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Speaker 4: this way would be better. But now they're more open
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Speaker 4: and their destructive missions and things of that nature. But
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Speaker 4: the thing is these people that you could see them.
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Speaker 4: I forget that chick's name. She works for CNN, and
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Speaker 4: she's always in the front row and they always give
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Speaker 4: her added attention. I don't understand why they don't. You
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Speaker 4: just blow back on or more often. And Tulsa Gabbert
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Speaker 4: is laying out the facts, the facts, ma'am, and it's provable,
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Speaker 4: But they refuse to look at the documents that are
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Speaker 4: being made available to them and only question the comments
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Speaker 4: that are being made by Tulsa Gabbert. But they refuse
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Speaker 4: to look at all the documents and all the evidence
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Speaker 4: so they can pretend to sound like they're being objective
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Speaker 4: when they're asking questions based upon their desires rather than
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Speaker 4: based upon what is in print on the paper. They
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Speaker 4: don't believe in following the evidence. They're just following their desires.
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Speaker 4: And that's one of the big dangers as we continue
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Speaker 4: on heading towards the elections next year, because you have
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Speaker 4: a gaggle of media persones who are not about the truth.
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Speaker 4: They are about a political agenda, and that is very,
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Speaker 4: very dangerous. And this has been in practice for a
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Speaker 4: long time. It was in practice during the baseardized rights movement,
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Speaker 4: during the you know it as a civil rights movement.
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Speaker 4: They would say things in a certain way to get
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Speaker 4: people to vote a certain way, to lower moral standards
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Speaker 4: and to destroy the black community from within, which it happened.
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Speaker 4: And since then they've been using these same tactics in
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Speaker 4: the nation overall, you know, same tactics, just different subject matter.
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Speaker 4: And it's always about destruction, destruction, destruction. But I think
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Speaker 4: this time around, because we do have a President Trump,
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Speaker 4: we do have a Tulsi Gabbard. Because you ever watched
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Speaker 4: Tulsa Gabbert, I've always said she has a mind like
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Speaker 4: a steel trap. She's more unshakable than President Trump. She's
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Speaker 4: i mean just she's not robotic, but she just has
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Speaker 4: this mindset that, hey, you cannot you cannot shake her
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Speaker 4: even for a second. And the Press Secretary Caroline Levitt
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Speaker 4: is a lot like that too. Two strong ladies that
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Speaker 4: know what the heck they're doing, and they're trying to
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Speaker 4: do what is good for the country. And you have
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Speaker 4: an entire media industry that is connected with the destroyers
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Speaker 4: in government. And this is what it's all about. It
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Speaker 4: it's down to who will win. You know, we know
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Speaker 4: the truth, there's more truth to come. But the other
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Speaker 4: side doesn't care about the truth. It doesn't matter to them.
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Speaker 4: Evidence does not matter to them if it makes their
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Speaker 4: side look bad. You had joyless Behart today talking about
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Speaker 4: the only reason why this is being brought up is
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Speaker 4: because President Trump is jealous of a slim Obama. I mean,
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Speaker 4: talk about greaching for straws. These people are getting desperate
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Speaker 4: because they know, they know deep inside that they're in
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Speaker 4: the long they're in the losing side of this fight.
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Speaker 4: But our side has to be more determined than ever. Yes,
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Speaker 4: we have all the information in the world's coming out.
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Speaker 4: Da da da da da. But there has to be
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Speaker 4: a way. And President Trump to a degree has shown
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Speaker 4: how you can get to more and more people. But
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Speaker 4: there has to be a strong determination and a strong effort,
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Speaker 4: I'll never say die, effort to continue to push push, push,
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Speaker 4: push push. And this proves stuff that Alex Jones was
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Speaker 4: saying twenty years ago. It's been totally spot on things
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Speaker 4: that I've been saying for that long length of time
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Speaker 4: and even longer spot on. And so as people start
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Speaker 4: putting two and two together, those who may be on
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Speaker 4: the other side, well hold that thought. I'll be right
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Speaker 4: Hey we're back, yep, I'm Ron Edwards, and this is
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Speaker 4: a great day in the neighborhood because a whole lot
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Speaker 4: of truth has been released, lots of truth. Tulsa Gabbart
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Speaker 4: released reports proving that Ali Obama directly gave the order
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Speaker 4: to publish Russian collusion hoaxes knowing there was no evidence
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Speaker 4: to back it up. And the documents have been fully released,
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Speaker 4: and we shall all get a chance to glean these
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Speaker 4: these documents. Ah, wait a minute, I'm looking at some
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Speaker 4: of them right now. Oh yeah, this is going to
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Speaker 4: be very interesting. My friends. Before the bras we were
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Speaker 4: heading towards the break, I did mention that joyless Bahart
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Speaker 4: of the View should call that show the Blind. But anyway,
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Speaker 4: said that President Trump is jealous of Ali Obama because
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Speaker 4: he's slim. Well, my wife heard that, and well she's
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Speaker 4: pretty smart. She gave me this comment. She says, Oh, well,
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Speaker 4: Ali Obama is jealous because he has a real wife,
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Speaker 4: meaning Trump as a real wife. Well, I think that's
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Speaker 4: pretty good, you think, But there are other things that
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Speaker 4: are going on, Lots of things going on in our
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Speaker 4: wonderful country called the United States of America. What's going
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Speaker 4: on in your neck of the woods. But her, boy,
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Speaker 4: you know this guy, I wish he would go away.
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Speaker 4: His name is Lindsey Graham. Senator Lindsey Graham. Jesse Waters
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Speaker 4: Primetime broadcast, they had Senator Lindsey Graham on revealing that
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Speaker 4: he was open to the possibility of a special concert
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Speaker 4: to investigate the Ali Obama administration's involvement in promoting the
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Speaker 4: twenty seventeen narrative that the twenty sixteen Trump presidential campaign
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Speaker 4: colluded with the Russian government to win that year's presidential election.
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Speaker 4: If there is such a commission.
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Speaker 6: To do that.
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Speaker 4: I would not want Lendsey Graham to be involved. Would
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Speaker 4: not because if memory serves me correctly, I think Lindsey
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Speaker 4: Graham was either neutral or kind of believing it was
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Speaker 4: one of the rhinos believing it was really not giving
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Speaker 4: strong support to President Trump, and I guess he was
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Speaker 4: trying to hedge his bets. I guess, but it is
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Speaker 4: what it is. It looks like Trump administration is directed
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Speaker 4: to national parks to remove all signs that are critical
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Speaker 4: of the United States of America. Could you imagine You're
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Speaker 4: going to Yosemite, one of the most beautiful parks, not
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Speaker 4: only in the United States but in the entire world,
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Speaker 4: and you hear birds tweating, you see the buffalo, and
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Speaker 4: you know, the scenery is just just beautiful. You look,
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Speaker 4: you understand that God was in a good mood when
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Speaker 4: he was, you know, putting together that part of the earth.
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Speaker 4: And then you see signs that are posted around, paid
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Speaker 4: for by your tax dollars, that condemn the United States.
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Speaker 4: This is crazy stuff, but this is what was prevalent
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Speaker 4: during the out during the Uncle Joe Biden administration. You
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Speaker 4: have an administration that is supposed to be the head
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Speaker 4: of this country posting anti American signs in our national parks.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 4: Well, high interest rates are causing home sales to crack
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Speaker 4: or to plunder. Sales have previously owned homes declined more
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Speaker 4: than expected in June as elevated mortgage rates continue to
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Speaker 4: suppress buyer activity despite rising inventory levels. And you know
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Speaker 4: who you can blame for that. Yep, there's one person, yes, yes, yes, too,
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Speaker 4: Late Powell of the Federal Reserve. And the reason why
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Speaker 4: he's keeping the interest rates so high it's all politically motivated,
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Speaker 4: because if you remember, let's think back just a little
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Speaker 4: bit during the Uncle Joe Biden administration, inflation was well
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Speaker 4: higher than it is now, and you had other problems
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Speaker 4: going on. But in an effort to help aunt Kamala,
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Speaker 4: what did he do. He reduced interest rates to try
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Speaker 4: to stimulate the economy, to make things seem a little
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Speaker 4: bit better, so things wouldn't just crash out.
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Speaker 6: And so.
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Speaker 4: Existing home sales fell have fallen two point seven percent
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Speaker 4: from May, dropping to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of
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Speaker 4: three point ninety three million, the National Association of Realtors reported,
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Speaker 4: and that marks one of the weakest monthly readings in
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Speaker 4: more than a decade, and was below Economist's forecast of
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Speaker 4: a smaller zero point seven percent decline Compared with a
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Speaker 4: year earlier, sales were unchanged. H that's pretty sad stuff.
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Speaker 4: When you're so such a low brow and you're such
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Speaker 4: a hater that you're willing to harm the American people
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Speaker 4: economically because you hate President Trump, who is working to
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Speaker 4: make America better. You want to stick it to a
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Speaker 4: guy who's actually doing good. That is awful, That is
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Speaker 4: very that is very wicked. Well, it looks like Candice
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Speaker 4: Owens is in a little bit of trouble because Prime
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Speaker 4: Minister or president of Macron of France is filing a
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Speaker 4: defamation lawsuit against the candis Owans over Bridget transgender claims. Now,
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Speaker 4: candis Owas has been saying for a while that she
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Speaker 4: has evidence evidence that Bridget Macron is actually a man. Now,
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Speaker 4: when you look at Bridget Macron, she doesn't look very it. Oh,
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Speaker 4: I you know, I just call it it so I
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Speaker 4: don't get into trouble. It doesn't look very feminine, and
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Speaker 4: it is fifteen years older than Macron. It was Macron's teacher,
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Speaker 4: and that's how they hooked up. I think Macron was
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Speaker 4: about fifteen years of age, and they started hanging out
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Speaker 4: and doing whatever, and he got out of school and
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Speaker 4: married her or I'm sorry, married it. So the rest
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Speaker 4: is history. Owens has previously stated that she would stake
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Speaker 4: her entire professional reputation on the fact that Bridget Macron
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Speaker 4: is in fact a man, while claiming that Macron was
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Speaker 4: in fact her brother, HM.
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Speaker 6: Veriant.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna stay on that and see how that works out.
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Speaker 4: She doesn't have a tendency to lie. There are things
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Speaker 4: that I in recent months do not agree with when
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Speaker 4: it comes to Candace Owens, especially when she talks about Israel.
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Speaker 4: Ever since the October seventh attacked on Israel, Candice Owens,
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Speaker 4: Tucker Carlson two of my favorite people, by the way,
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Speaker 4: in the media, they've been claiming basically that it's all
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Speaker 4: Israel's fault. Now, in prior days, Israel would be looked
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Speaker 4: at and you know, held to a you know, up
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Speaker 4: as heroes because when you were attacked back in the
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Speaker 4: day and you come back strong and you vanquish your enemy,
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Speaker 4: that's that's called heroic. But today, if you are attacked
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Speaker 4: and you come back strong and vanquish your enemy, oh
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Speaker 4: you're going too far. Oh that's awful. How can you
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Speaker 4: be so cruel? Innocent people died. There were no innocent
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Speaker 4: deaths in that conflict, other than if there were little babies.
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Speaker 4: But other than that, there were no innocent victims. Because
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Speaker 4: let's not forget the Palestinians were in support of Hamas.
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Speaker 4: It was the Palestinians that originally voted for the Harmas
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Speaker 4: to take over the government, and they've been fully in
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Speaker 4: support of Hamas ever since. And by the way, it
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Speaker 4: wasn't last week that I pointed out that the major
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Speaker 4: Arab nations are getting together to have a big Heapam conference,
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Speaker 4: but yet they did not invite any members from the Palestinians.
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Speaker 4: I wonder why I have a theory upon that, because
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Speaker 4: the Palestinians, unlike most of the Arab nations, or many
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Speaker 4: of them, the Palestinians are one of the only groups
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Speaker 4: of the Arab nations that when they get massive amounts
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Speaker 4: of help and money that do not improve their situation.
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Speaker 4: Look what the Saudis have done, Look what Caughter is
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Speaker 4: in the process of doing in other Arab nations. I mean,
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Speaker 4: they're building buildings that make America's tall As buildings look
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Speaker 4: very short. I mean, they're building a massive amusement park
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Speaker 4: and there in Dubai that'll make Disney World look like
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Speaker 4: a carnival. And let's not forget it was years ago
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Speaker 4: when Israel gave the Palestinians a huge source of food.
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Speaker 4: They gave them massive greenhouses. They were full of food.
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Speaker 4: They were showing them how to garden, you know, in
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Speaker 4: a civilized manner, and they were set right. So the
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Speaker 4: Palestinians took possession of these wonderful gifts from Israel. And
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Speaker 4: what did the Palestinians do. This is when yasar Arfad
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Speaker 4: was alive. They destroyed the greenhouses and destroyed the food
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Speaker 4: and then turned around and said, oh, the Israelis are
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Speaker 4: brutalizing us and we have no food. And what did
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Speaker 4: the media do? They knew that was a lie, but
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Speaker 4: they told the world that once again, there go those
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Speaker 4: there go those Israelites, those Jewish people over there, they're
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Speaker 4: destroying what the Palestinians have. But the Palestinians are the
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Speaker 4: Islamic version of Hyenas. I'm Ron Edwards. I'll be right
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Speaker 4: back after this.
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Speaker 2: John Scott. Director of National Intelligence Tulsea Gabberd says a
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Speaker 4: American Experience. And well, my friends, man oh Man, oh Man, Well,
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Speaker 4: Zelensky is showing his true colors once again. I've said
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Speaker 4: from the outset that he's not a very good fellow
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Speaker 4: and that he's a wicket sort. Well, Ukrainians are protesting
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Speaker 4: a new law placing anti corruption agencies under president's control,
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Speaker 4: and Zelensky promises justice. Thousands and thousands of Ukrainians took
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Speaker 4: to the streets to protest the contentious law signed by
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Speaker 4: President Zelensky that severely weakened the country's top anti corruption agencies.
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Speaker 4: The Kiev Post saw two or three thousand young people
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Speaker 4: in central Kiev, and it was the first such demonstration
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Speaker 4: since the Russian invasion began in Februway of twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 4: Ukraine has been under martial law since then and public
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Speaker 4: protests are technically illegal. And this is just to show
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Speaker 4: you that he doesn't even want his government cleaned up.
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Speaker 4: And let us not forget it wasn't that long ago
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Speaker 4: that Ukraine was called the most corrupt nation, not only
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Speaker 4: in Europe but in the world. Protesters carried signs reading
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Speaker 4: veto the law, protect the anti corruption system, protect Ukraine's future,
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Speaker 4: support corruption, then go to hell. How are you better
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Speaker 4: than the Russians and we are against it. Another popular
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Speaker 4: chat roughly translated into I'm not a sucker, which made
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Speaker 4: the protest personal by mocking a quote from President Zeleski
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Speaker 4: that is well known in Ukraine, and the quote goes
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Speaker 4: like this, those who swore to protect the laws and
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Speaker 4: the constitution have instead chosen to shield their inner circle,
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Speaker 4: even at the expense of Ukrainian democracy. Charged protester Ola Simoros,
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Speaker 4: a military veteran who lost his legs fighting the Russians.
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Speaker 4: HM sad Stad stuff and the corruption continues. But we
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Speaker 4: spoke about this corrupt individual for years, but yet most
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Speaker 4: of the people believed the lies that it was putin
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Speaker 4: who was the bad guy in that situation, And the
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Speaker 4: beat goes on, Well, you know how in recent months
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Speaker 4: we've been getting improving conditions in our economy and that
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Speaker 4: you know, the numbers have been showing that is the truth.
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Speaker 4: Now there's a Democrat representative, her last name is Beatie.
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Speaker 4: She says that the economic numbers are just made up.
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Speaker 4: She says what they're reporting are just numbers. During a
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Speaker 4: recent interview on CBS, Representative Joyce Beaty, a Democrat from Ohio,
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Speaker 4: argued that economic indices on the stock market, employment, and
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Speaker 4: inflation are just being made up out of thin air
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Speaker 4: by the Trump administration, and what they're reporting are just numbers,
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Speaker 4: and we don't know how much accuracy there is. Humh
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Speaker 4: and the CBS host Major Garrett asked the question. Congresswoman
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Speaker 4: the White House says repeatedly that there are some numbers
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Speaker 4: that back them up on his claims of an improving economy.
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Speaker 4: The stock market is up, investments in this country are up,
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Speaker 4: employment is up or stable, Inflation is down or stable.
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Speaker 4: Those are facts, ma'am. Most of the economic indices or
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Speaker 4: indices they point to are on the upswing. And yet
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Speaker 4: you sound so glum. Why And then she responded, well,
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Speaker 4: because what they are reporting are just numbers, and we
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Speaker 4: don't know how much accuracy there is because they are
34:53
Speaker 4: just numbers. What how else do you report on economic progress?
34:59
Speaker 4: And by using numbers, how else do you report on employment?
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Speaker 4: Other than numbers? You know how many people are working?
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Speaker 4: You know how many people are not? You know how
35:13
Speaker 4: what you know when you look at gas prices, that
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Speaker 4: is a number. When you look at inflation, that is
35:19
Speaker 4: a number. This is how desperate and how crazy these
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Speaker 4: democrats are. I mean, you know you're you're you're really
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Speaker 4: scraping the bottom of the barrel. Actually you've scraped through
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Speaker 4: the bottom of the barrel. When all you have to
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Speaker 4: run on and say, well, those are those are numbers. It's
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Speaker 4: not true because those are numbers. No evidence that they're inaccurate,
35:46
Speaker 4: but it can't be true because they're numbers on freaking believable. Now,
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Speaker 4: the United Nations Court, we've got to look out for
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Speaker 4: these individuals. To look out. We need to withdraw our
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Speaker 4: association with the United Nations, by the way, because today, well,
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Speaker 4: amongst many other reasons, but today the United Nations top
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Speaker 4: court ruled that countries harmed by the effects of climate
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Speaker 4: change could be entitled to reparations from countries that failed
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Speaker 4: to take appropriate action to protect the climate system. The
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Speaker 4: International Court of Justice in the Hague also called a
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Speaker 4: failure to take measures to protect the earth a potential
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Speaker 4: violation of international law. According to reporting of the opinion
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Speaker 4: by a variety of news outlets, of course leftist ones,
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Speaker 4: the legal consequences resulting from the commission of an internationally
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Speaker 4: wrongful act may include full reparations to injured states in
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Speaker 4: the form of restitution, compensation and satisfaction. According to the court,
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Speaker 4: now need to intelligently address this, this foolishness. First of all,
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Speaker 4: obviously they're not thinking because one of the most I guess,
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Speaker 4: how should I put this, one of the nations that
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Speaker 4: are most guilty of what they're accusing. Certain countries of
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Speaker 4: is China, and China's is one of their best friends, right.
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Speaker 4: They're good buddies with China and China. I mean they
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Speaker 4: don't have any any controls on their factories and smokestacks.
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Speaker 4: They are still opening up almost every week new coal mines.
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Speaker 4: They're doing whatever the heck they want to do. There's
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Speaker 4: still some cities in China where if you don't wear
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Speaker 4: certain types of masks you will have severe LUNGDA damage
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Speaker 4: in short order. And China is producing the majority of
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Speaker 4: the world's pollution, not because of industrialization. I don't want
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Speaker 4: to ever blame industrialization, because when American factories are running
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Speaker 4: by comparison to comparison to China and other nations, they're
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Speaker 4: very clean. They have cleaning processes. Even there's now clean
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Speaker 4: coal because of the technology developed in the United.
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Speaker 6: States of America.
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Speaker 4: There's clean oil because of the technology developed here in
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Speaker 4: the United States of America. So you can have industry,
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Speaker 4: heavy industry, et cetera, et cetera, and it can be
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Speaker 4: clean but clean. But it is China their big time friend,
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Speaker 4: that is the largest producer in the world. And there's India.
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Speaker 4: They too are very lax in their application of pollution controls.
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Speaker 4: And the other thing that the United Nations purposefully overlooks
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Speaker 4: or ignores is the fact that the chosen so called
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Speaker 4: green energy products are not green at all. They in
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Speaker 4: the long run produce more damage than clean coal, clean oil,
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Speaker 4: all nuclear energy put together. Especially in the long run,
39:31
Speaker 4: more birds are killed because of the windmills. The earth
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Speaker 4: itself is killed by those batteries, by those lithium batteries
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Speaker 4: You gotta have that, Oh yeah, you gotta have something. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: we got to have some farmland. Yep, this is the
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Speaker 4: got to have some farmland? Well, it's not new news.
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Speaker 4: That data centers across the United States are becoming quite
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Speaker 4: an issue all across our republic. These giant, massive centers
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Speaker 4: are also a huge issue across the world with the
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Speaker 4: continued push for economic gains before people's well being. Now,
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Speaker 4: if you remember back in twenty twenty four, they reported
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Speaker 4: that a typical data center needs no less than ten
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Speaker 4: acres for leasing or purchasing. Now the leases and purchases
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Speaker 4: must involve homeowners or those who possess rural property, meaning
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Speaker 4: farmers and ranchers. Zoning will also need to be changed
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Speaker 4: from residential to industrial zoning. Is your town or community
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Speaker 4: capable of supporting such a shift? What types of conditions
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Speaker 4: in legal requirements must be set up for compliance. Also,
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Speaker 4: in the year of twenty twenty four, of US, the
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Speaker 4: Commonwealth of Virginia was tagged as the location with the
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Speaker 4: largest amount of data centered growth in the entire world.
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Speaker 4: Think about that. How much of the Commonwealth of Virginia
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Speaker 4: from an historical perspective will be gobbled up? Is the
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Speaker 4: goal of data centers to simply boost the economy? I
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Speaker 4: wonder about that, my friends, especially knowing that farming is
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Speaker 4: at stake. Yes, look at the fact that China and
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Speaker 4: other nations are buying up our farm land. Then you
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Speaker 4: have these giant data centers, so we wipe out farms
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Speaker 4: and history to erect giant buildings that house data tracking.
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Speaker 4: And whose data are they tracking well? Yours and mine?
45:19
Speaker 4: And these methods of data they use a whole lot
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Speaker 4: of natural resources. Now, remember, not long ago, there was
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Speaker 4: an effort to reduce the use of natural gas, reduce
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Speaker 4: electrical wattage use in your home. Turn your thermostats up
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Speaker 4: to seventy eight degrees during the squelching hot summers and
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Speaker 4: sweat it out and during the winter keep that temperature
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Speaker 4: to sixty five degrees, no higher than sixty eight. Remember
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Speaker 4: they were talking about that stuff. But now there is
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Speaker 4: no more talk from the left about the knee to
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Speaker 4: to be very conservative when it comes to the usage
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Speaker 4: of our natural resources.
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Speaker 6: And.
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Speaker 4: We just you know, they're using all these natural resources
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Speaker 4: for profit margin. But my concern is about the data.
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Speaker 4: I mean, how much data on each of us? Can
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Speaker 4: they utilize data for data sake? And the Commonwealth of
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Speaker 4: Virginia is approaching five hundred data centers and these are
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Speaker 4: huge buildings. California is number two with just under three
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Speaker 4: hundred deep in the heart of Texas year third with
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Speaker 4: over two hundred and fifty data centers. Another prosperous state, Ohio,
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Speaker 4: comes in number four with one hundred and fifty data centers,
46:48
Speaker 4: and Indiana rounds up the top five with a one
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Speaker 4: hundred and forty seven man oh Man oh Man considering
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Speaker 4: that many of the big data companies are buying leasing
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Speaker 4: many more acres than the typical building for whatever use.
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Speaker 4: Uh oh, what does this just to our water tables?
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Speaker 4: Just asking, just wondering, just saying, while many sources featured
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Speaker 4: in you know, in information that's available for you out
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Speaker 4: there that will address water use and electricity costs, and
47:29
Speaker 4: see the more energy that they're using up these vast
47:32
Speaker 4: record amounts. Of course, the leftists are not complaining. You
47:36
Speaker 4: notice the environmentalist wackos are not out to complaining about
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Speaker 4: this stuff because they're being used. It's about big data,
47:45
Speaker 4: because they want to know everything you're doing, from cradle
47:48
Speaker 4: to grave and everything in between. What about the healthcare
47:53
Speaker 4: needs of those injured while data center construction goes on,
47:58
Speaker 4: with a need for more critical care hospitals be a
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Speaker 4: part of the big data company's plan. What about the
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Speaker 4: town of the community. Many these data centers are being
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Speaker 4: built in rural areas where an emergency visit to a
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Speaker 4: hospital is not always possible. While there are property services
48:15
Speaker 4: available to see if your land is valuable to a
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Speaker 4: data center, they can also offer several items to consider.
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Speaker 4: Many of those who are losing land are upset about it,
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Speaker 4: not trying to profit from it. Think about it. Why
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Speaker 4: did mister and missus homeowner or mister and missus farmer
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Speaker 4: choose their land because they saw value? And my friends,
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Speaker 4: that is priceless. As of twenty twenty three, after the
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Speaker 4: United States expected profit of almost one hundred billion, these
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Speaker 4: countries stand to make a pretty penny. Are in order,
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Speaker 4: China sixty five point five billion, Japan seventeen point three billion,
48:59
Speaker 4: Germany fifteen point two billion, the UK fourteen point one billion,
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Speaker 4: France nine point three billion, India seven point four billion,
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Speaker 4: and Canada seven billion. That's according to Global Data. So
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Speaker 4: how much do these same countries spend on data center
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Speaker 4: healthcare related costs? The US alone is seeing four point
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Speaker 4: five billion increased in data center related healthcare issues that
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Speaker 4: directly impact public health systems. Of this amount, how much
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Speaker 4: is devoted to those who have been injured in construction
49:37
Speaker 4: and or maintenance of the data centers. Now, way back
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Speaker 4: in two thousand and two, the National Institutes of Health
49:45
Speaker 4: stated that eleven point five billion went to construction related
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Speaker 4: non fatal injuries. That was then while the existing tariffs,
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Speaker 4: it's harder to pin down what the other country from
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Speaker 4: statistical global data's information or spending on data center healthcare expenses,
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Speaker 4: and so as they continue to gobble up our valuable
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Speaker 4: farmland just so they can more efficiently keep data on
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Speaker 4: everyone from cradle to grave, and then everything in between,
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Speaker 4: incomes the globalist farm factories replacing the family farms, and
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Speaker 4: many of your farm factories, you know, headed up by
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Speaker 4: people like Bill Gates, who is himself the largest farmland
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Speaker 4: private farmland owner owner in the country, and he wants
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Speaker 4: to feed you garbage food, laboratory produced food that is
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Speaker 4: full of chemicals that will bring harm to you. So
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Speaker 4: these are other issues that need to be paid attention to.
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Speaker 4: My friends, we need to pay attention to these things
51:07
Speaker 4: because we all like to eat. And one of the
51:12
Speaker 4: great pleasures that I that I had as a child,
51:16
Speaker 4: we would go out to our uncle Calvin's farm. It
51:21
Speaker 4: wasn't huge or anything it was about seventy acres, but
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Speaker 4: it was his and it was very beautiful. And all
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Speaker 4: the neighbor farms down the road, now those farms, they're
51:34
Speaker 4: all long gone. And this is happening all across the country.
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Speaker 4: When I was a little boy, there were about I
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Speaker 4: forget the exact number, but it was millions of farms
51:50
Speaker 4: in Ohio alone. In fact, Ohio had more farms than
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Speaker 4: any other state in the Union. And now I think
51:58
Speaker 4: it's well under what million and decreasing rapidly. So there
52:07
Speaker 4: needs to be an effort, my friends, to really look
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Speaker 4: into this, because we cannot afford to lose the family farm.
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Speaker 4: And to me, I look at it as another issue
52:16
Speaker 4: of rational self interest. Yes, I love the quaintness of
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Speaker 4: the farm and all of that, and the cute little
52:23
Speaker 4: country towns. I love all of that. But above that,
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Speaker 4: I love to eat. I love to eat good food.
52:30
Speaker 4: And when you have sincere farmers producing your food, it's
52:35
Speaker 4: a lot better than what comes from these factory farms.
52:39
Speaker 4: But there's no nutritional value in their food or it's GMO,
52:46
Speaker 4: and you know, it's just not good for life. They're
52:49
Speaker 4: dead foods. There's no life in their vegetables. Or their fruits.
53:00
Speaker 4: Just some thoughts about our health and what impacts our health.
53:09
Speaker 4: And while it looks good on the surface, these data
53:11
Speaker 4: centers wow because you have these big economies, you know,
53:15
Speaker 4: Ohio and Texas and all these states that are very
53:17
Speaker 4: wealthy and they're attracting these developments. Should we take a
53:23
Speaker 4: closer look and see what we're giving up as we
53:29
Speaker 4: gleefully accept these large data centers which are just being
53:34
Speaker 4: constructed to keep tabs on you and I. It's just
53:41
Speaker 4: my opinion that we need to take a close, hard
53:45
Speaker 4: look at this development and put the brakes on it
53:50
Speaker 4: before it's too late. Well, now that I see that,
53:56
Speaker 4: my time is of thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 4: Remind you to pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
54:02
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Speaker 6: Right before it's too late.
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Speaker 4: And do not forget to treat others the same way
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