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Speaker 5: Good day today, Hello, and how are you. I'm Run
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Speaker 5: Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show.
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Speaker 5: And uh yeah, I got a lot of things to
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Speaker 5: discuss with you today, and uh yeah, some good news.
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Speaker 5: In my humble opinion, it's good news. Tom Holman, the
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Speaker 5: Borders Are has stated that at least at least fifty
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Speaker 5: percent of the visas in the community of Somalians and
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Speaker 5: Minnesota our frauds. They're no good It's these looks like
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Speaker 5: over fifty percent of those visa are are no good stuff.
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Speaker 5: So basically, pretty soon you could possibly see some huge
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Speaker 5: round up situations in the beautiful city of Minneapolis, and
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Speaker 5: that would be very very good news. And amongst those
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Speaker 5: possibly slated to be rounded up is the leading lady
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Speaker 5: of all this community, miss elan Omar. Her one of
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Speaker 5: her three marriages is under scrutiny right now as we speak.
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Speaker 5: It's under investigation and according to Tom Holman, he says
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Speaker 5: that we have the documents and they are really closing
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Speaker 5: in on that community, showing a picture of it. She
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Speaker 5: looks really worried, and that's a good thing. And my
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Speaker 5: prayer is that they're able to get her out, that
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Speaker 5: this isn't just a bunch of hype. And then all
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Speaker 5: of a sudden, some technicality or some black robe gone
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Speaker 5: wild judge tries to block the situation. And even if
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Speaker 5: a judge tries to, you know, the president, maybe he
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Speaker 5: needs to take a brush up on the Constitution and
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Speaker 5: once again go over his duties that are called for
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Speaker 5: by law. And then when a black robe gone wild
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Speaker 5: judge tries to block what he's doing, just go ahead
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Speaker 5: and do it anyway. Go ahead and do it anyway.
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Speaker 5: And you know, because I'd rather come out on the
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Speaker 5: right side of history than to bow to those who
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Speaker 5: are trying to ruin our national history. No more dual
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Speaker 5: citizenship either. And I'm of the opinion you may not
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Speaker 5: agree with this, but I think that if you are
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Speaker 5: not born in the United States of America, that you
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Speaker 5: should not even be allowed to run for Congress. You
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Speaker 5: should not be allowed to run for the Senate. And
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Speaker 5: you know, I no longer think that you should even
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Speaker 5: run for mayor, especially of our major cities like New York.
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Speaker 5: You shouldn't because most of the people that are coming
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Speaker 5: into this country now do not appreciate the United States.
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Speaker 5: They're coming here to as part of a global effort
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Speaker 5: to ruin our republic. And we have enough people that
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Speaker 5: are born in this country that are on that trip
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Speaker 5: that are trying to ruin this country. We don't need
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Speaker 5: help from a people that a lot of people that
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Speaker 5: are here illegally, and some even that come in legally
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Speaker 5: that have made a pledge to help destroy this country
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Speaker 5: from within. And so yeah, and my humble opinion, this
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Speaker 5: is looking very very good though at least fifty can
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Speaker 5: you imagine, and you know, all the leftist karens in
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Speaker 5: the Negro thought police, you know, they'll be out there
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Speaker 5: in the streets going to nutsville and all that. And
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Speaker 5: if they do so be it, then they should be
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Speaker 5: hit hard too, and arrested and held in jail for
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Speaker 5: for quite a while. You know, it's time that you know,
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Speaker 5: we're no longer remember like in the nineteen eighties, it
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Speaker 5: seemed like we have enough time to work out all
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Speaker 5: these situations, but we don't have that time anymore. America
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Speaker 5: is still great, She's still all that in the bag
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Speaker 5: of chips. In my humble opinion, however, we're too close
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Speaker 5: to the edge to try to spend another decade or
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Speaker 5: so trying to fix these situations that are going on
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Speaker 5: in our country. We don't have the time anymore. And
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Speaker 5: so according to market gains, seventy five thousand Somalis could
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Speaker 5: be evicted very very soon. And I'm looking forward to
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Speaker 5: that and I pray that it happens very very quickly.
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Speaker 5: In fact, Tom Holman not only said that today, but
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Speaker 5: he said it last night on Rob Schmidt's show on
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Speaker 5: Newsmax that, yeah, fifty percent of visas in the Minneapolis
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Speaker 5: or yeah, the Minnesota community of Somalians are you know,
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Speaker 5: they're fraudulent. And when you couple that with the up
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Speaker 5: to six to eight billion dollars they built the taxpayers
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Speaker 5: out of supposedly helping autistic children. And how in the
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Speaker 5: world can people just fork over their money or officials
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Speaker 5: in governments say, hey, you know what, you can have
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Speaker 5: all this money, screw the American taxpayers. You can have
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Speaker 5: all this money without any verification. You just come up
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Speaker 5: there with an accent and say, hey, we've got a
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Speaker 5: bunch of sick children, can you give us some money? Okay,
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Speaker 5: here you go. And there needs to be an investigation
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Speaker 5: into those who okayed this this huge giveaway. And so
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Speaker 5: there needs to be a deep, deep, deep house cleaning
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Speaker 5: after we get all the illegals out there. We need
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Speaker 5: to have a domestic house cleaning, because they're just as bad,
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Speaker 5: if not worse than the illegals that are here. If
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Speaker 5: they wouldn't be here, if they weren't allowed in here,
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Speaker 5: they wouldn't have gotten that money if some leftist Americans
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Speaker 5: had not said, you know what, you're more important than
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Speaker 5: the taxpayers who pay my salary. Here you go, here
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Speaker 5: you go. And so we really have to as a nation,
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Speaker 5: need to take a deep look within ourselves because if
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Speaker 5: we don't, you know, even if we clean things up,
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Speaker 5: we'll be right back at this situation again. And we
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Speaker 5: need to go back over both the Declaration of Independence
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Speaker 5: and the Constitution, because they are linked. You cannot have
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Speaker 5: one without the other. The Declaration of Independence not only
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Speaker 5: explains why we broke from Great Britain, but it lays
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Speaker 5: the foundation as to why this more perfect union was
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Speaker 5: formed in the first place, whereas the Constitution is the
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Speaker 5: instruction manual on how to maintain this republic. And then
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Speaker 5: you attack on the Bill of Rights, which is very
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Speaker 5: important because it exhibits what rights which come from God.
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Speaker 5: We the people of this nation, who are supposed to
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Speaker 5: be the educated bosses of this country, while government officials
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Speaker 5: are supposed to be our servants. But that kind of
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Speaker 5: a setup is only successful in a highly moral situation.
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Speaker 5: Society without high moral values, liberty cannot be maintained and
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Speaker 5: will not be maintained because there are always people at
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Speaker 5: the ready to jump in and to take over, and
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Speaker 5: to stomp on others and to plunder others just for
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Speaker 5: the hell of it. That's why you have communism, That's
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Speaker 5: why you have Islam. Those particular things are formed to
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Speaker 5: abuse others. That's the only reason why you have that.
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Speaker 5: Look at North Korea, how those people are so abused.
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Speaker 5: Look at females in every Muslim nation in the world.
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Speaker 5: Look at the blacks and Northern Africa that are slaves
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Speaker 5: to this very day under Islam. But do you ever
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Speaker 5: hear the leftist in America complain about the current spate
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Speaker 5: of slavery that's going on in Northern Africa and the
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Speaker 5: Middle East nations. Nope, you don't because the only reason
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Speaker 5: why they bring it up in relation to the United
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Speaker 5: States as an excuse to fuel the fire burns within
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Speaker 5: their rotten souls, to as an excuse to destroy the
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Speaker 5: United States of America from within. But what they want
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Speaker 5: to do is bring abound the around the same conditions
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Speaker 5: that are prevalent now in Somalia and most impovered haoverished
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Speaker 5: nations around the world. Because the globalist goal is to
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Speaker 5: Now we're back. This is about Overrigmerican Experience. Thanks so
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Speaker 5: much for joining us this day, and very interesting developments
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Speaker 5: going on around here. We see that Congress is withholding
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Speaker 5: key funding from the Pentagon until Pete Hecseth meets lawmakers demands.
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Speaker 5: Congress is using the Pentagon's travel budget has leveraged a
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Speaker 5: Force Secretary of War Pete Hexseth, into giving lawmakers unedited
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Speaker 5: videos of strikes that destroyed Narco terrorist boats. A September
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Speaker 5: even after it was clear that some individuals survived the
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Speaker 5: told members of Congress during a closed door briefing the
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Speaker 5: second strike was justified and that he not Heseth authorized it.
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Speaker 5: Language tucked into the Department of War's budget bill would
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Speaker 5: withhold a quarter of the Pentagon's travel budget unless Hexseth
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Speaker 5: does as lawmakers want. That's according to Political. The bill,
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Speaker 5: which Political said is expected to be approved as written,
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Speaker 5: would require the unedited videos to be shared with members
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Speaker 5: of the House and Senate Armed Services committees. Well, you know,
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Speaker 5: they're making a big deal out of these strikes, and
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Speaker 5: for some reason they continue to ignore fifty percent of
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Speaker 5: the reasons for the strike and the reason why the
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Speaker 5: strikes were made is because these boats have been utilized
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Speaker 5: to bring drugs to the United States of America for
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Speaker 5: years and as a result, directly from the drugs that
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Speaker 5: have been coming from these boats and tunnels, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: the drug called findanol has killed up to one hundred
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Speaker 5: thousand Americans every single year, and in many of those cases,
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Speaker 5: most of those cases, people did not realize they were
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Speaker 5: taking fentanyl when they thought that they were taking something
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Speaker 5: else that was, you know, they thought would not kill them.
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Speaker 5: And so I don't know why, well I actually do
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Speaker 5: know why they continue to ignore these facts. And they say, well,
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Speaker 5: there wasn't a declaration of war, YadA, YadA, YadA. Well,
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Speaker 5: why is it that there needs to be a declaration
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Speaker 5: of war when hundreds of thousands of Americans have been
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Speaker 5: killed every single year because Venezuela, China, Mexico and other
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Speaker 5: nations have been working together to kill Americans who decided
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Speaker 5: to take these drugs thinking they were taking something else,
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Speaker 5: and many of them were laced with fional and they're
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Speaker 5: dead now. And my humble opinion, that is a declaration
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Speaker 5: of war, A nonverbal declaration of war. If you're sending
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Speaker 5: poison into a nation and one hundred thousand of their
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Speaker 5: citizens die every single year, that's war. Now, I don't
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Speaker 5: hear these same people who are desperately trying to find
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Speaker 5: some way, some reason to take down Pete Hexseth. I
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Speaker 5: have yet to hear any of these people complain or
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Speaker 5: be up in arms about the fact that one hundred
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Speaker 5: thousand Americans have died every single year as a result
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Speaker 5: of the drugs that have been coming into our country,
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Speaker 5: which were on these boats that are being blown away
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Speaker 5: in the high seas at this time. And yet this
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Speaker 5: is yet another example of the self destructive mentality of Americans.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, well, we don't care about what's going on
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Speaker 5: with Americans. But yeah, if you dare hurt an enemy
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Speaker 5: of ours, woe is you. And see, here's the thing.
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Speaker 5: And this is just coming from a common sense point
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Speaker 5: of view. I wasn't in the military or anything like that,
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Speaker 5: but you look at a common sense Okay, you see
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Speaker 5: a boat, and you know what's on the boat, and
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Speaker 5: you've asked these countries to stop bringing this stuff into
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Speaker 5: our country, and the boat was going to a larger boat,
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Speaker 5: and you know that even if they took a long
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Speaker 5: rail way around through other countries. What was on that
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Speaker 5: boat was destined to eventually make its way to the
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Speaker 5: United States of America. So you take it out, boom,
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Speaker 5: blow it to smithereens. You hit it the first time,
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Speaker 5: and the boat is damaged, and the people in the
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Speaker 5: water now they're angry because they took a second shot. Well,
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Speaker 5: what are you supposed to do? The people didn't swim
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Speaker 5: away from the boat and flail their arms in the
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Speaker 5: air to indicate surrender. No, what they did. They turned around.
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Speaker 5: They were trying to upright the boat and try to
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Speaker 5: save whatever remaining drugs that were available. And so you
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Speaker 5: take another hit. Boom. End of story. So it would
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Speaker 5: be another situation if they were trying to surrender, but
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Speaker 5: they were not. They were trying to figure out a
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Speaker 5: way to continue what they were sho go at it
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Speaker 5: in the beginning. And by the way, let's say, if
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Speaker 5: they were to be surrendered and they were brought to
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Speaker 5: this country, you know, and I know, and even the
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Speaker 5: Fence Post knows that the leftists and the black robes
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Speaker 5: gone wild in this country would try to find a
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Speaker 5: way to free these people. How many murderers, how many rapists,
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Speaker 5: how many drug dealers, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, both domestic and foreign,
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Speaker 5: have been convicted, they were found guilty blah blah blah,
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Speaker 5: and they were freed to wreak more havoc against the
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Speaker 5: American citizenry. So you also, if you're in the high seas,
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Speaker 5: you also have to think about that. Well, if we
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Speaker 5: arrest them and bring them on shore, most likely they'll
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Speaker 5: be released again anyway, So you have to take the
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Speaker 5: commons and eventually people will get the message, well, you
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Speaker 5: know what, we're not getting these drugs into the United
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Speaker 5: States this way. They'll either stop and try to find
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Speaker 5: another way, or they'll stop altogether. But see these people
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Speaker 5: who we elect in office to uphold the Constitution of
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Speaker 5: the United States and supposedly to govern on behalf of
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Speaker 5: American interest, meaning the interest of we the people, but
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Speaker 5: they continue to govern on behalf of the interest of
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Speaker 5: the Somalians, on the interest of the drug dealers, the
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Speaker 5: illegal border crossers, on behalf of the rapists, the Islamists
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Speaker 5: who block our streets when they decide to bump their
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Speaker 5: heads on their miniature rugs in whatever street. This is
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Speaker 5: what I'm saying. And when I say that we the people,
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Speaker 5: we need to take inventory take them. We should make
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Speaker 5: a list of the enumerated duties of our government officials
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Speaker 5: they're in the articles of the Constitution, and then put
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Speaker 5: that against the list of what they're actually doing. And maybe,
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Speaker 5: I don't know, maybe we should figure out a way
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Speaker 5: to make it illegal for government officials to rule against
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Speaker 5: American citizenry in a way that would bring harm. And
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Speaker 5: that means judges as well. Any judge who allows a murderer, rapist,
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Speaker 5: or whatever to go free and that individual goes out
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Speaker 5: and commits another crime, that black robe gone wild judge
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Speaker 5: should be thrown in the clink along with the rest
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Speaker 5: of the criminals. If you're not going to do your
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Speaker 5: job and your actions brings about the wrong for actions
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Speaker 5: of others, then you should you, along with the criminal,
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Speaker 5: should face justice. But most people aren't thinking that way.
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Speaker 5: They're just trying to figure out a way, you know,
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Speaker 5: to go along, to get along and not make waves,
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Speaker 5: and YadA, YadA, YadA. And by the way, that way
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Speaker 5: of thinking has been eking deeply into the American church,
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Speaker 5: even into the evangelical crowd. And I'm going to be
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Speaker 5: talking about that in more depth after the upcoming break.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, it's a pretty sad situation when you have
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Speaker 5: a group of people who are supposed to be operating
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Speaker 5: by the biblical principles of the God they say they worship,
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Speaker 5: but yet they allow themselves to be infiltrated by individuals
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Speaker 5: who basically are telling them to look the other way.
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Speaker 5: It comes to harm to the republic. You shouldn't care
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Speaker 5: about that. Just concentrate on the word of God. Well,
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Speaker 5: if you truly concentrate on the word of God, guess
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Speaker 5: what you're going to care. At the very least, you're
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Speaker 5: going to pray against the evil doings and the evil
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Speaker 5: comings and goings of government officials. I' Ron Edwards will
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Speaker 5: This is a round the words American experience as we
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Speaker 5: on the right ed words American experience. Well, a little
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Speaker 5: laughter for us. For Vice President of Kamala Harris is
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Speaker 5: looking forward to a marble bust of herself being put
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Speaker 5: her bust being on display in the United States Capitol because,
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Speaker 5: Unfreaking believable. Yeah, she's a historical figure, all right, not
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Speaker 5: the kind I'd want to be. Well, China says that
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Speaker 5: tariffs have dealt a severe blow to its economy and
31:14
Speaker 5: I'm not going to be crying any shedding any tears
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31:24
Speaker 5: of many government officials here in this country, people like
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Speaker 5: Governor Wichmer of Michigan and others, and many of the
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Speaker 5: attendees of a international forum in Beijing today, Chinese Premier
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Speaker 5: Lee Kwang blamed tariffs implicitly President Donald Trump tariffs for
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Speaker 5: dealing a severe blow to the Chinese and also to
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Speaker 5: the world economy. Well, guess what, sir, You're unfair tariffs
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Speaker 5: and unfair practices against the American economy as long as
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Speaker 5: as well well as many other nations around the world
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Speaker 5: have dealt severe blows to our economy. And if it
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Speaker 5: were up to me, sir, the United States of America
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Speaker 5: would have nothing to do with the nation of China.
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Speaker 5: And if it were also up to me, the United
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Speaker 5: States of America would have nothing to do with the
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Speaker 5: ongoing stupid war between Russia and Ukraine. Zelensky has doubled
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Speaker 5: down on his refusal to see any land in Donbos
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Speaker 5: to Russia. Now you know, Ukrainian President Zelensky has reaffirmed
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Speaker 5: his strong refusal to give any territory back to Russia,
32:47
Speaker 5: resisting US pressure for painful concessions to Russia as he
32:51
Speaker 5: moved ahead to rally more European support for his country. Well,
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Speaker 5: you know you have to go all the way back.
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Speaker 5: You can go back. I'll take you back to nineteen
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Speaker 5: ninety two. And I've talked about this before, but you
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Speaker 5: know it needs to be said again. NATO and nineteen
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Speaker 5: ninety two signed an agreement with Russia that NATO would
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Speaker 5: not move any closer to the Russian border. NATO did,
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Speaker 5: and seventeen nations later, we now have the Ukraine Russian War,
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Speaker 5: and that is the main reason why there is a
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Speaker 5: Ukraine Russian war. And so you know, along with other things,
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Speaker 5: the human trafficking in Ukraine, and you know, child trafficking
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Speaker 5: and the abuse of Christians, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. The kind
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Speaker 5: of abuse you don't find, by the way, against Christians
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Speaker 5: in Russia today. Isn't that ironic? But anyway, Zelenski met
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Speaker 5: with leftist Pope Leo at a papal residence outside of Rome,
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Speaker 5: trying to get him on board with him in his
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Speaker 5: efforts against Russia. And see what the Europeans don't understand
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Speaker 5: or they don't care. I believe it's more like they
34:12
Speaker 5: don't care. They cannot beat the Russians. The only way
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Speaker 5: they could beat Russia is if God himself came down
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Speaker 5: and joined the fight and said, you know what, I'm
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Speaker 5: just going to take your side and demolish Russia. Other
34:25
Speaker 5: than that, there is no way that they can defeat Russia.
34:30
Speaker 5: And since Zelensky is being this defiant, and since NATO
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Speaker 5: is being NATO, if President Trump is as intelligent as
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Speaker 5: he believes he is, and I also believe that he's
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Speaker 5: a very intelligent individual, seriously, though, he should withdraw any
34:51
Speaker 5: US support for Ukraine, leave it alone. Just wipe your hands.
34:55
Speaker 5: Do I punch his pilot? Wash your hands, sir, and
34:57
Speaker 5: say you know, we're done. And he should also try
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Speaker 5: to get that four hundred million dollars that is in
35:04
Speaker 5: the big Beautiful Bill slated to go to Ukraine. He
35:08
Speaker 5: should have that extracted. We don't need to waste any
35:11
Speaker 5: more of our money on a losing cause. It's retarded.
35:19
Speaker 5: So Europe has its own problems that it needs to solve.
35:24
Speaker 5: But if it wants to waste what remaining wealth it
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Speaker 5: has on Ukraine, let them have at it. But we
35:30
Speaker 5: should not be a part of it. The founding father said, hey,
35:34
Speaker 5: don't get involved in those European wars. But if we
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Speaker 5: get stay involved and continue to fuel this thing and
35:43
Speaker 5: it's able to drag on and drag on and drag on,
35:45
Speaker 5: tempers are going to flare eventually, and you will have
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Speaker 5: a Third World War, if not the final Third World War,
35:52
Speaker 5: you will have a major war that could have been,
35:56
Speaker 5: that could be avoided and still can be avoided. But
36:00
Speaker 5: intelligence has to reign supreme here. But if we stay
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Speaker 5: out of it, it will remain the regional conflict that
36:08
Speaker 5: it is. And the Europeans are so stupid that they
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Speaker 5: want to give their aid and their wealth to Ukraine.
36:18
Speaker 5: Let them have at it, while they at the same
36:20
Speaker 5: time flood their countries with the most uncivilized people on Earth.
36:27
Speaker 5: And while we're at it, you know, as we kick
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Speaker 5: people out of our country, say hey, you're wide open.
36:32
Speaker 5: Here's some more folks for you. The United States needs
36:37
Speaker 5: to get back to being the United States of America,
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Speaker 5: back on track to what the United States was meant
36:43
Speaker 5: to be according to the original foundings, so that we,
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Speaker 5: the people of the United States of America, can be
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Speaker 5: the best example to the world that we can be.
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Speaker 5: The United States was meant to be a supreme example
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Speaker 5: to the world world, not the supreme trough of the world,
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Speaker 5: because the few nations around the world that have emulated
37:10
Speaker 5: our economic policies and principles have done very well. Ask
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Speaker 5: South Korea, Ask Singapore, ask Japan, even as China, who
37:24
Speaker 5: has more modern cities, cities that are much more modern
37:27
Speaker 5: and cleaner than our cities. What an irony. And so
37:35
Speaker 5: it's time for America to say, you know what, we're
37:38
Speaker 5: withdrawing from all this mass stupidity around the world and
37:41
Speaker 5: get our own house in order rebuild ourselves. Just like
37:45
Speaker 5: we have to rebuild our military, we need to rebuild
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Speaker 5: around the country. I mean, you go to these other
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38:21
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Speaker 5: the United States to understand that and for President Trump
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Speaker 5: to stop allowing himself to be dragged into situations that
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Speaker 5: we cannot solve. We cannot solve what people don't want
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Speaker 5: to be solved. Ukraine is not serious about solving this issue.
38:49
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Speaker 5: actually found authentic fraud in the election process. This is
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Speaker 5: a slave, The Free Legal Dictionary, description of freedom. The
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Speaker 5: the United States, while others exist even if they are
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Speaker 5: not enumerated. As the Ninth Amendment points out, the enumeration
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Speaker 5: and the constitution of certain rights shall not be construed
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Speaker 5: to deny or disparage others retained by the people. In
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Speaker 5: today's society, there are even rights claimed that are not
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Speaker 5: legitimate rights at all. You have Muslims that say, hey,
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Speaker 5: we have the right to block your street and be
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Speaker 5: a pain in the backside, and how dare you You
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Speaker 5: can't honk your horn at me and try to get
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Speaker 5: me out of the way, because I have the right
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Speaker 5: to block your street because you're stupid enough to do it,
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Speaker 5: And so there it is. Even freedom of speech has limits,
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Speaker 5: as Benjamin Franklin, writing under the pseudonym Silenced Dog Do Good, stated,
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Speaker 5: without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing
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Speaker 5: as wisdom, and no such thing as public liberty without
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Speaker 5: freedom of speech, which is the right of every man
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Speaker 5: as far as by it he does not hurt or
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Speaker 5: control the right of another. And this is the only
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Speaker 5: check it ought to suffer, and the only bounds it
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Speaker 5: ought to know. And that is another reason why I
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Speaker 5: insist that President Trump do the right thing, even if
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Speaker 5: he has to send a battalion of more rings to
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Speaker 5: get Tina Peters out of prison. She had the freedom
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Speaker 5: and the liberty to do the right thing, and that
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Speaker 5: liberty should not be obstructed by leftists who are in
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Speaker 5: support of evil and cheating in our election process. They
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Speaker 5: may not like the fact that they were nabbed in
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Speaker 5: the in the in their effort to dirty up the
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Speaker 5: election process, but they do not have the liberty and
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Speaker 5: the right to lock someone up who was doing their
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Speaker 5: legal duty. So even freedom of speech is limited to
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Speaker 5: those actions that do not hurt or control the rights
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Speaker 5: of others. My friends, the Tina Peters situation is very
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Speaker 5: important because you could be out and about and you
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Speaker 5: happened upon a wrong action of someone, and you could
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Speaker 5: take action to correct the wrong and you could find
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Speaker 5: yourself in a bad situation for doing what is right.
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Speaker 5: And that is why we must stand together and clean
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Speaker 5: up our republic. Well, my friends, now that I see
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Speaker 5: that my time is up, thank you so much for
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Speaker 5: your time, and always at this time, I remind you
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Speaker 5: to police, pray for your nation, pray for your family,
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Speaker 5: pray for your friends, and even pray for your enemies
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Speaker 5: that they get it right before it's much too nick.
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Speaker 5: Until next time, my friends, I'm on Edwards Excelsior.
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Speaker 9: Would the bed that's all folks, tags that stage rights