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Calling Out Soros Doesn't Make You Anti-Semitic · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day. You're listening to The West Carrol Morning Show. Wednesday morning, twenty
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second day of May. I'm wes, thanks for joining me. Got a
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message from a friend and astute listener of the show who let me know that
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the Republicans as the real anti Semitic group shift has already begun. I've sort
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of been joking but also kind of serious about the fact that we're seeing all
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of this hate towards Israel, this hate towards the Jewish people, the terrorizing
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of Jewish students on school campuses. As you know, folks were trying to
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get through finals, they were trying to get through graduations. They were trying
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to wrap up their time in school in many cases or at least the year.
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But think back, we had students this year that started their time in
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college during COVID. They didn't have a real first year like they These are
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the things that they that they lost out on. They lost out on an
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opportunity to graduate high school properly. They lost out on an opportunity in the
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fall four years ago to start school and experience something that they'd you know,
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probably been thinking about off and on probably most of their school career, at
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least in the high school years. The late high school years, they started
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thinking about going off to college. And not only was the prom taken away
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from them by COVID s the people that you know told us to hide under
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our beds. Then I've been talking about COVID and I'm not dispelling how serious
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it was again, and I've said this, I lost people, I lost
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I have friends who lost people. COVID was a real thing. It just
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had it not happened during an election year, I don't know that these kids
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would have missed out on the opportunity to go to the prom, or the
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opportunity to graduate or any of those things. But anyway, they lost that.
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Then they lost the ability to go to college in a traditional way and
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started and begin it. I know someone who a friend who went to start
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school away from home during COVID. It was lonely, it was sad,
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it was isolated, and they ended up coming back home and then going to
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school here locally because of COVID. I mean that that was taken away from
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from this person. And then they go to school, and then they get
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to graduation and in some places they weren't able to have their graduation ceremonies,
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or they had their graduation ceremonies and they were interrupted, or they had,
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you know, just their finals they were trying to take to wrap up their
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time at school and they weren't able to study, or they were afraid for
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their safety as they were trying to walk across campus, all those things,
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and I just sort of joked about how the way that, you know,
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when when the media is in for one party, you're able to write history
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and rewrite history as you choose. There is a very, a very incomplete
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and really insincere rewriting of history as it concerns who was in charge during the
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South during the Civil War, who was pro slavery, who was pro KKK
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and founded it, all of those things. The statues that were being ripped
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down or across the country were statues of Democrats, and people say, well,
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that switched. All those Democrats were really Republicans. And that's a very
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oversimplified version of what happened. It's a very and you can tear it down
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a number of different ways. But yes, some of them decided they wanted
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to be Republicans, but it only became the because people say it enough,
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people say that Republicans were really the racist one. So we just let all
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the racist people in the South become Republicans, and then all of the anti
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slavery Democrat or Republicans in the North became Democrats. And that's a grossly oversimplified
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version of what happened. But if that's what makes you feel good about being
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a Democrat and being part of the party that created the clan, and you
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be you, you do what you gotta do. But I've expressed my concerns
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about how someday we'll look back in history and we'll be told that it was
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really Republicans that were being pro Palestinian and it was Republicans who were hating the
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Jews during this time period, because they can say whatever they want and we'll
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go back and remember it the way that they tell us to. Joe Biden,
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the President of the United States, says that when he got into office,
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inflation was at nine percent, and that's not true. It's not true
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at all. It wasn't even two percent. It was one point nine percent,
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which is about you know, that's a good place to be, especially
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considering we were coming out of we were in the middle of a pandemic.
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We weren't even coming out of it yet. I guess we started coming out
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of it the day he took office. That was the beginning of trying to
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figure out how to get out of it, because the whole narrative changed at
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that point. But anyway, so you can just say whatever you want sometimes
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and just change the whole message, and we have to just accept it.
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That's what we do. Nobody really wants to dig into what really happened concerning
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who founded the clan and who started Planned parenthood and stories like that. People
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just want to go back and have a different version of the story. So
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this friend and listener messaged me to say it's already begun, and this goes
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back to a story. Now this is actually now a rehashing of something that
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had been going on a few years ago. I mean, this was all
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part of the twenty twenty campaigns, the twenty twenty two midterms, and now
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it has found a way to resurface. And I appreciate Colin sending me this
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article because this is the New York Times and the headline is how Republicans echo
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anti Semitic tropes despite declaring support for Israel see rather than acknowledging that there is
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a voter base involved here that Joe Biden will need to vote for him in
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November, like he needs that support in November. So that's part of why
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there hasn't been a whole lot of dressing them down, at least not right
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away. Over time and with a lot of pressure, he has done a
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little bit of that. But they can't just blast them because they need them,
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They need those supporters, and they cannot just sit out this election.
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It will cost Joe Biden. And this is going to be potentially close,
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although the polling right now does not look like it's going to be close.
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Looks like we're shaping up for an old fashioned blowout. Is that where we're
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going to get? I don't know. I don't know that I can ever
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believe the polling. I don't know what the deal is with the polling.
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But the bottom line here is the folks that have been protesting are absolutely extreme,
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far left, and some of them are just there to have a good
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time. Some of them may be getting paid to be there. We don't
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know what the story is. We know the way protests go. Now,
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that's kind of what happens. But I just sort of said I have a
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concern that one day time will change the narrative and they'll say it's Republicans that
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are doing this. But what we have now is because of that and that
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focus on who is actually protesting, is this resurgence of this idea that because
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Republicans don't like George Soros, that means they hate him because he is Jewish
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by birth, not by faith. Okay, this is not someone who's a
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practicing member of the Jewish community. That's not who George Soros is. And
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that basically because Republicans have referenced the fact that they say George Soros is this
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billionaire puppeteer who has been controlling things. He's part of the kabal, the
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globalist cabal that have been has been impacting things, doing things like funding elections
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for judges, for district attorneys, for like getting involved in elections on a
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wide scale, spending billions of his money on helping shape the outcomes of elections.
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Because he is absolutely a globalist. This isn't someone who is saying,
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hey, I'm pro Israel right now. This isn't someone who's saying, hey,
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I'm pro jew that's not what he's doing at all. In fact,
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he's very much a global he's very much a let's wipe it all clean and
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like everybody the same. And because Republicans have called him out as the big,
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bad, creepy man behind the scenes, the puppeteer, some folks on
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the left, largely in the media, have said, well, that's clearly
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because they're anti Semitic, because of his origins. Let's talk about this boogeyman
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mentality. Because you may not remember, there used to be Republican boogeymen.
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They were the Koch Brothers, and everybody talked about that. I remember people
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telling me, oh, those Koke brothers, they are shadowy guys. They're
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behind the scenes. They're spending all their money on Republican causes, and they're
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pushing things like the NRA and all of these dangerous Republican ideals like I don't
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know, free speech and free thought, and the right to protect yourself and
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rights to life, liberty in the pursuit of happiness, you know, these
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dangerous things that these guys were supporting by supporting Republican ideals. I don't know
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what all the Koch brothers supported to be honest. I remember hearing about the
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boogeyman, the Koch brothers behind the scenes, and they were They spent money
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on campaigns, they contributed to things. This idea of there being someone behind
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the scenes spending lots of money, this isn't brand new. We just happened
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to have one guy now who kind of looks like, I don't know,
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Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars. That's basically, he looks a little like Darth
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Vader when the helmet comes off. That's probably who he looks more like.
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Really, that's exactly who he looks like. Now I think about it,
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but we have. That's what we have. And by saying that and pointing
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it out, that doesn't make it anti semitic. It makes it, Hey,
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we have a guy who's spending a lot of money on getting judges and
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DA's place, so that you know, I don't know, this go around,
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maybe we can have a series of indictments against a former president who's running
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for reelection and is going to be the nominee for the Republican Party and is
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going to be the obstacle in the way for Biden's Democrat Party. So Biden's
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Justice Department is able to go after Trump. If only there was somebody behind
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the scenes that looked like Darth Vader with his helmet off, that was able
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to help fund campaigns for judges and district attorneys and all this stuff. If
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only there was somebody behind the scenes who could spend money and help bad candidates
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get nominated for Republicans. If only there was somebody behind the scenes who could
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say, hey, let's help push herschel Walker over the finish line as the
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nominee. And then that way, we already have all these ads made that
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will attack him and trash him because he's a worse candidate than our guy.
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Because we got Reverend Rkele, he's ready to go. So that's that's who
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we're talking about. We're not talking about hating Jewish people. We're not talking
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about trying to scare Jewish people on college campuses. We're not trying to keep
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them from taking their finals. We're not talking about trying to disrupt graduation ceremonies.
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When again, the best possible thing that the protesters could do is,
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you know, get on a plane, go to Gaza. They could use
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you on the front lines, go and help. Maybe you could go over
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there and convince them to release the hostages that they've had since October. Maybe
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you could do that, or you could at the very least ask, hey,
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did you kill them already? Is that why you haven't given him the
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hostages back? You gave them some they want the rest of them? Is
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it because they're dead? Maybe you can come to that harsh reality right there,
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face to face. Maybe they'll show you where the hostages are and you
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can tell us are they alive or have they been killed and that's why they're
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not being given back. Maybe you can get that knowledge for us firsthand.
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We'll give you a phone, you can take it with you. You can
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report back in. You can take your phone and you can report like all
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these brave people out on the streets reporting everything with their cell phones with no
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context. So maybe you could do that for us. But anyway, so,
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yes, we're already hearing about the anti semitism coming from Republicans because,
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oh my goodness, they are. Oh and there was even a reference in
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this article too. There was a cartoon that had George Soros in the background
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as the puppet master above Biden, and they said in this article that this
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particicular it had the striking resemblance to a Nazi era cartoon of a hook nosed
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puppet master of manipulating world figures. That's straight out of the article. This
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was according to the email that went out July of twenty twenty three. I'm
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looking at the supposed picture that was sent out this image and the fact that
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they think that it bears a striking, striking resemblance to this cartoon. Maybe
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it tells you where their head's at, or it tells you how creative they
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are when it comes to trying to connect the dots, because it's not a
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cartoon at all. It's a picture of a guy who kind of looks like
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Darth Vader with a helmet al and he's pulling the puppet strings with a giant
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like communist flag behind him, and he's pulling strings on puppet Joe Biden.
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So for calling that out and pointing out the fact that that's there, people
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get said, I don't know if you saw it was a few years ago.
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I think when there was an interview that Kelly Clarkson did with Kevin Hart
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on her show and they were talking. She was talking about how there were
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some people that tried to pay her to do some things that she didn't want
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to do, and Kevin Hart sort of I guess it's supposed to be a
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joke, but he was like going like he's, you know, finger up
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to his mouth, like don't say anything, and she's like, what are
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they here? And he's kind of motioning that, and that I think kind
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of got chopped up in out of context, and people said, oh,
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there's proof right there that there's people that are running things behind the scenes.
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There's proof that this is a manipulated thing that's going on. And you know,
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I can tell you right now if you watch the Kevin Spacey documentary on
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Max, if you watch the Nickelodeon documentary also on Max or Peacock wherever that
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started. Maybe it was I think it was on Peacock. No, it
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was on Max, whichever channel it was on. See local listings. He
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started all these apps, all these different streaming services. They start to run
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together. But the point is you can see there's a lot of shady stuff
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that goes on behind the scenes. There's a lot of shady, questionable,
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criminal things. We know what happened to Bill Cosby and how many years people
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look the other way and just let that happen, just pretend to like,
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Nah, he couldn't do that. The people that are still saying that now
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about Kevin Spacey, he couldn't possibly have done all these horrible things. All
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of these different people that all tell the same story over and over and over
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again, no connection other than they all encountered Kevin Spacey and they say that
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he did these things to them. How many different people can tell the same
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story before you say, wait a minute, maybe this guy has doing this
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and he's doing it over and over again and over and over and over again.
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How many different people accused I don't know, Deshaun Watson of doing the
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same thing over twenty something women, and we just kind of will suspend him
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six games and let him keep playing football. We'll just move on like nothing
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happen. We really pick and choose which things we're gonna get worked up about,
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don't we. But my point is we know that there is behind the
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scenes things that just kind of sweep things aside or allow things to happen.
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And they don't like it when you point it out. They don't like it
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when you point out that George Soros is someone who's spending a lot of his
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money to influence elections. He's spending a lot of his money for his personal
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agenda. And apparently his son is even more extreme left than him. And
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when Soros dies, the money's going to go to the Sun and he's going
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to spend a lot. He's already spent a lot of money, but he'll
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spend a whole lot of the Soros money on. I mean, I don't
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be the cabal being the puppet master. I don't know. You get called
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anti Semitic for saying that, But it's about a person. It's not necessarily
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about where they were born. It isn't Isn't it about the religion that they
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the break, what's the first thing you do when you wake up in the
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morning. Do you look at your phone? Well, neuroscientist experts say you
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shouldn't do that, not first thing in the morning. In fact, at
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least one neuroscientist says you should wait twenty minutes before you look at your phone
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after you wake up. Emily McDonald is that neuroscientist. She says what you
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put into your mind is super crucial. Going on your phone first thing messes
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with your dopamine. It creates a craving to keep you wanting to pick up
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your phone. I wake up and listen to or say positive affirmations. I
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put sleep mode on. I try not to look at my phone for at
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least twenty to thirty minutes after waking up, and that's our recommendation for everybody.
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She also says that because a lot of what we're reading first thing in
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the morning are stressful things, that puts us into a stress mode and that's
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no way to start the morning. So there you go. Now, I'll
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say this, if you're listening to me first thing in the morning, I
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do this segment at the end to try to get you out of distressful mode
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if possible. If you got stressed about what I was talking about earlier,
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there's a reason I do this segment at the end. If you want to
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get away. And maybe I don't know, if vacation isn't possible, maybe
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you don't have any time off from work. Maybe he doesn't have the money
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to get away. There's a new trend that is catching on on social media
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called reality shifting. Users claim that they can enter into alternate realities with their
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mind. They use techniques like visualization, relaxation, meditation. Some claim that
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they take themselves to a different world where they have entirely different lives. Some
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have a shift in worlds where they say they have spouses and children that they
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don't have in this reality. Others say that they live in fictional worlds like
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I don't know, Marvel movies, DC movies, maybe even the Harry Potter
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world. Okay, I mean it's good to have an active imagination. It's
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good to if you're reading those books and you want to take a few minutes
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to pretend that you're there. I kind of think this is what dreams do.
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Anyway, Right at night, we go to bed and close our eyes
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and go to sleep, and these sorts of things sometimes pop in our heads.
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And yeah, I mean, if it works for you, sure,
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I think probably it's better than just staring at your phone. That's another reality
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that we jump in and out of, isn't it. So, speaking of
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staring at our phones, there's good internet and then there's bad Internet. We
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know what some of the bad Internet is clearly, like, right, we
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know as soon as we see it or hear about it. We go,
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that's bad Internet. I know that some people can't recognize bad Internet some of
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it. I think most people have an understanding. There's a percentage, I
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don't know what it is. There's a percentage of Internet that we know that's
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bad Internet. You know, you don't have to be, you know,
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an expert on what's bad Internet. I think a casual person can just go,
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that's bad. I get it, that's not good. And then there's
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some Internet that we think is good Internet, but it's really not. And
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some doctors are starting to say some of that info you're seeing online about your
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