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Speaker 1: They're listening to the Ron Edward The American Experience.
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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 5: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: Well, well, well, good day, good day. I'm Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: Your radio refreshment has returned, and welcome to this edition
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Speaker 6: of the Ron Edwards American Experience. And we're glad to
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Speaker 6: be back with you, back in the saddle. And yeah,
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Speaker 6: we've got Doug, our trustee producer.
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Speaker 4: On the job.
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Speaker 6: And well, good news, good news to share with you folks,
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Speaker 6: right from the top. Taking it from the top. The
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Speaker 6: landmark federal prosecutions of President Donald Trump effectively came to
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Speaker 6: an end today as Special Consul Jack Smith asked the
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Speaker 6: judge to dismiss felony charges against President Trump for trying
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Speaker 6: to overturn the twenty twenty election and dropped a fight
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Speaker 6: to reinstate classified document charges, ending the historic saka before
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Speaker 6: President Trump officially takes office. Smith stated that the charges
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Speaker 6: must be dismissed before he's inaugurated. In January due to
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Speaker 6: the Department of justice decades old policy of not prosecuting
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Speaker 6: city presidents. The Special Council asked the d C Court
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Speaker 6: today to drop the election's subversion charges, writing, the DOJ
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Speaker 6: and the country have never faced the circumstances here where
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Speaker 6: a federal indictment against a private citizen has been returned
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Speaker 6: by a grand jury and a criminal prosecution is already
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Speaker 6: under way when the defendant is elected president. The charges
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Speaker 6: against mister Trump for withholding classified documents were dismissed by
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Speaker 6: a Florida based federal judge earlier this year, and on Monday,
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Speaker 6: Smith's team dropped its appeal of that decision in Trump's case,
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Speaker 6: though Smith said he still appealing the dismissal as it
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Speaker 6: relates to two other defendants.
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Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 6: Concerning those documents, by the way, some of those documents,
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Speaker 6: if not many of them, were actually brought in by
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Speaker 6: the crooked FBI agents and scattered them on the floor.
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Speaker 6: That's why when you saw Trump and those initial interviews
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Speaker 6: after that happened to mar A Lago, he was saying,
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Speaker 6: I haven't seen those documents. I don't know about those documents.
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Speaker 6: You know, they were trying to make him look like
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Speaker 6: a space cadet as space cadet. But it turns out
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Speaker 6: the only dishonest people in this entire scenario were the
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Speaker 6: FBI at Jack Smith, and I think this is more
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Speaker 6: of a cya move. Oh yeah, because Smith knows that
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Speaker 6: this stuff is unconstitutional, wrong, and then when you have
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Speaker 6: false evidence in all of that, oh yeah, just trying
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Speaker 6: to cover his backside. But that may not be enough,
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Speaker 6: my friends, because there is something called justice, and I
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Speaker 6: think we are entering into a new era of justice
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Speaker 6: in America. In other news, my friends, why I get
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Speaker 6: a little tickled here. I'm looking at a picture of
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Speaker 6: Uncle Joe Biden. He's crying.
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Speaker 4: Oh, he's crying.
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Speaker 6: He dabs away tears at his farewell dinner and his Jill,
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Speaker 6: his wife, Jill is looking at him so proudly and
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Speaker 6: forlornly as they prepare to pack up and move back
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Speaker 6: to the beach in Delaware. Thank god. But they said
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Speaker 6: that notice it was very noticeable that Kamala was not there. Normally,
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Speaker 6: it's the case when you know the president has this
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Speaker 6: farewell gathering, the vice president is usually there, but not
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Speaker 6: this time around, because you know, despite the fact that
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Speaker 6: they both are evil leftists out to destroy the country.
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Speaker 6: They did not like each other very much. No, no, no,
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Speaker 6: But anyway, moving right along, the Trump administration has a
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Speaker 6: rather size, sizable gathering a very strong, intelligent women. I'm
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Speaker 6: looking at just four of them right here, Tulsea Gabbert,
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Speaker 6: Governor Nome and two others that I'm not familiar with.
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Speaker 6: And isn't it amazing how the leftists they always try
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Speaker 6: to find ways to put labels on you that are negative,
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Speaker 6: anti women, whatever, and all they do is screw themselves. Now,
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Speaker 6: one thing that I did post about in promoting the
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Speaker 6: show today is I'm going to give you guys a
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Speaker 6: free history lesson. You know, there are a lot of people,
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Speaker 6: even on the so called conservative side, that ignorantly oppose
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Speaker 6: the utilization of tariffs against foreign competitors. Why they're that stupid,
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Speaker 6: I don't understand it. I don't understand. All you have
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Speaker 6: to do is look at history all the way back
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Speaker 6: to the time of William McKinley. But I'll bring it
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Speaker 6: back closer to our time. The year was nineteen forty eight.
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Speaker 6: After the Second World War, the dust it cleared, However,
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Speaker 6: the European economy was in dire straits. And guess what happened.
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Speaker 6: The United States, being what she is a very generous nation, said,
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Speaker 6: you know what, We're going to come up with the
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Speaker 6: Marshall Plan.
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Speaker 4: And one of the.
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Speaker 6: Main planks of the Marshall Plan is that they would
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Speaker 6: allow the United States would allow European nations to charge tariffs,
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Speaker 6: no matter how high, on American products to help pay
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Speaker 6: for the rebuilding of the Europe despite government donations. In
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Speaker 6: addition to government donations, direct donations to help Europe rebuild
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Speaker 6: its beautiful cities. And so as time went on and
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Speaker 6: the United States economy became less and less dominant over
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Speaker 6: the entire globe as it was in the nineteen forties
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Speaker 6: and then the even well into the nineteen fifties, it
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Speaker 6: still remained the largest economy in the world, but not
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Speaker 6: just dominating the whole planet. So as time ensued and
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Speaker 6: our political officeholders became even dumber and dumber and dumber,
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Speaker 6: they started enacting trade policies that benefited our so called
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Speaker 6: European allies and Asian competitors. At the same time, they
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Speaker 6: continue to allow those competitor nations to enact tariffs against
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Speaker 6: American products, automobiles, washing machines, watches, whatever, if it's made
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Speaker 6: in America, we're going to teariff the heck out of it.
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Speaker 6: And while at the same time, those same nations were
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Speaker 6: allowed to send their Mercedes, their Toyotas back in the
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Speaker 6: day was the Dots and Samsung, Sony whatever, and they
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Speaker 6: were not tariffed, and we bought those things hook line
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Speaker 6: and sinker, and in many cases the Japanese products back
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Speaker 6: in the nineteen seventies were less expensive than their American counterparts.
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Speaker 6: And in Germany they had the same kind of a deal.
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Speaker 6: I remember they had a very high quality stereo equipment
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Speaker 6: company called Morants. I mean that was close to the
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Speaker 6: top of the line, and they just put a big
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Speaker 6: hurt on American manufactures of those type of products. But
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Speaker 6: America continued to allow those horrible tariffs to be in place,
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Speaker 6: and they still are up to this very moment. If
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Speaker 6: you were to, let's say, want to send over Ford
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Speaker 6: motor cars to France, you'd get one hundred percent tariff.
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Speaker 6: Now I can guarantee you that if you were to
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Speaker 6: take away those tariffs, the French would buy Ford products
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Speaker 6: and record numbers, because the French pougeot is not a
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Speaker 6: very good car. I mean, if you they were just
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Speaker 6: to allow the competitive marketplace to take to you know,
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Speaker 6: to take hold. And so when it comes to these tariffs,
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Speaker 6: they must be put in place. We've got to start.
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Speaker 6: If a nation says, you know what, We're still going
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Speaker 6: to have one hundred percent tariff against your products made
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Speaker 6: in America, then America has in my opinion, they're obligated
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Speaker 6: to the American people to we the people to say,
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Speaker 6: you know what, then we shall do in kind. If
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Speaker 6: Japan has a thirty percent tariff, then we in kind
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Speaker 6: should put a thirty percent tariff on whatever they send
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Speaker 6: to the United States. It's only fair. We've got to
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Speaker 6: start being fair to ourselves. While at the same time,
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Speaker 6: the government here in the United States must make it
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Speaker 6: as easy as possible for Americans to open and run
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Speaker 6: businesses in our country. I think that we should allow
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Speaker 6: company to make it so that there can be new
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Speaker 6: auto manufacturers, new steel producers, and whatever kind of business. Okay,
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Speaker 6: the marketplace dictates these things, and so this is very
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Speaker 6: very simple, my friends, and you need to contact your
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Speaker 6: representatives and let them know, Hey, look, when Trump talks
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Speaker 6: about tariffing, don't be so willing to scream and worry
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Speaker 6: about what it will do to these foreign nations. Because
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Speaker 6: America has been ripped off to the tune of trillions
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Speaker 6: of dollars. Many jobs, millions of jobs have been lost
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Speaker 6: in this country. We were literally the straw that stirs
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Speaker 6: the drink when it came to steel production, auto production, textiles.
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Speaker 4: You name it.
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Speaker 6: We were number one, number one, and our products were
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Speaker 6: very high quality until the auto companies went into the
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Speaker 6: tank in the seventies and started producing crap that they
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Speaker 6: called cars, you know, things like the Pento.
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Speaker 4: And all of that. But folks, we have to grow
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Speaker 4: up as a nation.
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Speaker 6: We've got to start using our competitive edge, start using
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Speaker 6: our brains, start caring about our own country and not
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Speaker 6: worrying so much about our competitors more so than we
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Speaker 6: are concerned about our own great nation. Because the better
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Speaker 6: we are as a nation economically, etc. Then guess what
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Speaker 6: the better we will be as a nation as a protectorate, etcetera, etcetera,
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Speaker 6: You know, my friends, We've got some allies in Old Canada,
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Speaker 6: heads up in an organization called Rebel News in Old Canada,
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Speaker 6: and I happened to catch him in an interview this morning.
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Speaker 6: It's really kind of heartbreaking. What happened to the to
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Speaker 6: the gentleman. He was arrested recently in Toronto. You know
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Speaker 6: why he was arrested. Here's the deal. In his neighborhood.
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Speaker 6: In his neighborhood, my friends, there was a group of
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Speaker 6: pro Palestinian nitwits who are blocking traffic. You know what
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Speaker 6: they normally do. They make a lot of noise. Death
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Speaker 6: to Israel, YadA, YadA, YadA, the hell with freedom. Uh,
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Speaker 6: you know they're their their their what their mission is
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Speaker 6: destroy everything good. So anyway, he simply goes to cover
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Speaker 6: the event and if he can get a few interviews
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Speaker 6: here and there. So what happens, because they happen to
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Speaker 6: know he's a Jewish man, they really start going to
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Speaker 6: even they start going to nutsville even more and threatening
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Speaker 6: him with violence and things of that nature. So, rather
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Speaker 6: than quelling the violent people and saying back up, you
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Speaker 6: know what, the police do, they come to Ezrael levant and.
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Speaker 4: Say you're under arrest. He says why, He says.
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Speaker 6: Well, the police say, because you're Jewish and your presence
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Speaker 6: is upsetting these people over here as he's motioning towards
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Speaker 6: the pro Palestinian, anti israel folks. And if that's not
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Speaker 6: enough to Gaga Maggott, I don't know what is. And
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Speaker 6: he said to something very important for us here in
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Speaker 6: the United States. She said, look, this is a precursor
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Speaker 6: of where your country will be headed, or would have
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Speaker 6: been headed automatically had Kamala been elected. And then he
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Speaker 6: pointed in the other direction towards England. He said, England
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Speaker 6: is where we're headed if we are not able to
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Speaker 6: overthrow the Trudeau administration in the upcoming October elections. Isn't
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Speaker 6: it very interesting? You got three different steps of oppression.
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Speaker 6: Great Britain, where they've just about gone over the total
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Speaker 6: edge equal to that almost of Moscow back in the
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Speaker 6: days when they were the Soviet Union. Then you have
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Speaker 6: Old Canada, which is kind of in between.
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Speaker 4: You know. He said that they didn't they did.
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Speaker 6: They were very nice to him and kind to them,
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Speaker 6: and they took him into the station and they let them.
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Speaker 4: Loose after a couple of hours.
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Speaker 6: Whereas in England, if they think that you're concentrating on
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Speaker 6: prayer silently, they'll arrest you if you complain about a
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Speaker 6: Palestinian flag. There's too many Palestinian flags in your neighborhood.
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Speaker 6: If you show a little concern, you can get arrested
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Speaker 6: in Great Britain and you won't be released in just
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Speaker 6: a few hours.
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Speaker 4: Then you might be.
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Speaker 6: Roughed up just a little bit in the cage. So
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Speaker 6: each nation serves as a warning to the other. I'm
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Speaker 6: telling you this election, re election of President Trump is
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Speaker 6: what you would call dodging a bullet. But just because
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Speaker 6: you dodge a bullet doesn't mean you've won the war.
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Speaker 6: You've only won a battle. And that's why it has
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Speaker 6: been famously said that said that. Remember, we have to
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Speaker 6: let the left know that, as John Paul Jones famously stated,
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Speaker 6: we have only just begun to fight because we've come
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Speaker 6: too far. Are to become lax right now, the left
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Speaker 6: in America and Canada and elsewhere, they've gone to nutsville.
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Speaker 6: And trust me, you want evidence about that.
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 6: Denver Democrat Mayor Mike Johnston all in for illegals as
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Speaker 6: local homeless are elected. I'll say that again, Denver Democrat
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Speaker 6: Mayor Mike Johnston is all in for illegals as Denver
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Speaker 6: local American homelesss are elected.
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Speaker 4: Are neglected.
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Speaker 6: And why is it that these you know, I've got
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Speaker 6: to call him knuckleheads, the voters of Denver, they've got
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Speaker 6: to be nothing but knuckleheads because the mayor before him
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Speaker 6: was very similar to this. And how people, excuse me,
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Speaker 6: could decide, well, we've had one leftist mayor, we're going
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Speaker 6: to go with another one and continue the madness is
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Speaker 6: beyond me and these same people. I'm looking at a
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Speaker 6: lady sitting on a lawn in Denver. He says, we
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Speaker 6: are facing disillusionment after second Trump win. This is a
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Speaker 6: lady that's in a city where she, as an American,
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Speaker 6: is not even considered to be as important as the
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Speaker 6: illegal border crossers that life everywhere else are abusing the
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Speaker 6: citizens in Denver, Aurora, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Boston.
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Speaker 6: A few cases pop up recently in Cleveland, lots of
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Speaker 6: cases in Minneapolis, lots of cases in Columbus. All of
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Speaker 6: these rapid rises in crime in these American cities, the
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Speaker 6: majority of it is note e ninety percent of it
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Speaker 6: is illegals. But yet in all of these left wing cities,
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Speaker 6: the American citizens in these cities continue to re elect
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Speaker 6: or elect new mayors who to carry on the leftist dogma,
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Speaker 6: and then they turn around and say, oh, Trump is
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Speaker 6: a racist, Trump is a bigot. Well, what is more
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Speaker 6: bigot it, my friends, than a Denver mayor who says,
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Speaker 6: you know what, even though you American Americans, sovereign Americans,
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Speaker 6: residents of Denver elected me, I'm going to give preferential
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Speaker 6: treatment to the illegals, some of whom have been abusing you.
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Speaker 6: And yet Americans, many Americans, will sit around like knucklehead
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Speaker 6: and say, you know what, I prefer this over everything
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Speaker 6: going well for America under a President Trump.
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Speaker 4: This is this is what they uh.
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Speaker 6: And then you have these liars. Okay, Representative Duckworth, she
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Speaker 6: says that Tulsi Gabbard is compromised, she will not have
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Speaker 6: America's best interest at heart. No, Miss Duckworth, it is
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Speaker 6: you who has never had America's interest at heart. If
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Speaker 6: Miss Duckworth were to speak the truth, she would be
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Speaker 6: saying she does not have the Swamp's best interest at
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Speaker 6: heart because they're scared stiff of people like Tulci Gabbard.
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Speaker 6: They're scared stiff of Pambandi. You know all of these
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Speaker 6: people that have well, most of the people that have
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Speaker 6: been selected by President Trump. There's a couple of them,
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Speaker 6: one or two that I wish could just dry up,
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Speaker 6: turned the dust and blow away, so that Trump could,
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Speaker 6: you know, appoint someone better in their place. Now, NATO
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Speaker 6: is preparing for a wartime scenario in Europe, and they
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Speaker 6: say be wary of Russia and China. Well, you know
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Speaker 6: what NATO provoked the bear they've been doing, and I've
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Speaker 6: been talking about that on this show. If all of
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Speaker 6: a sudden the NATO nations get their bucks whipped, it's
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Speaker 6: on them. I'm Ron Edwards. I'll be right back after this.
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Speaker 7: Morally straight, politically incorrect and just playing great.
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Speaker 9: It's le Ron Edwards American experience.
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Speaker 6: Recently, a political rival of President Trump called him a gangster. Well,
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Speaker 6: perhaps that's one of the many things we the people
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Speaker 6: like about President Trump. A man who, in good old
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Speaker 6: Joe hosts Joe Scarborough and Mikah Brazinski said everything evil
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Speaker 6: after Trump's landslide victory, Morning Joe hosts Joe and Micah
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Speaker 6: met with President Trump to, according to them, discuss abortion,
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Speaker 6: mass deportation, YadA, YadA, YadA. I find this remarkable after
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Speaker 6: seven years of comparing Trump to Hitler and worse. President
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Speaker 6: Trump responded to the Morning Joe host quote, this Morning
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Speaker 6: Morning Joe and Micah, who owed their careers to me,
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Speaker 6: went on their show and claimed to have met with me.
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Speaker 6: They made it sound like we had a summit. Truth is,
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Speaker 6: Joe begged to meet with me after our big win,
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Speaker 6: and when I finally agreed, he approached me like a
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Speaker 6: scolded dog. He should consider himself lucky I didn't have
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Speaker 6: He's back and America will soon be back on top too.
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Speaker 6: warned that they must be ready to sacrifice some luxuries
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Speaker 6: to pay to support Ukraine and to prevent a wartime
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Speaker 6: scenario coming to the nations of the continent. It be
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Speaker 6: insufficiently prepared. That's according to NATO's most senior military officer,
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Speaker 6: name checking both Russia and China as big threats. NATO's
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Speaker 6: pessimistic message of the need for preparedness for conflict. In
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Speaker 6: a speech aimed at businesses across the Alliance. The Admiral
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Speaker 6: by improving their readiness they also reduced the likelihood of
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Speaker 6: future fighting by improving NATO's level of deterrence. Now, he
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Speaker 6: says that the scale of spending needed to keep the
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Speaker 6: peace in Europe is such that ordinary people would fill
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Speaker 6: the pinch in the pocketbook. And it goes on and
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Speaker 6: on about, hey, we need more money, we need more
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Speaker 6: money because we might have to fight the Russians. Well,
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Speaker 6: they wouldn't have to fight the Russians if they had
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Speaker 6: not been poking the bear for ten years, actually longer
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Speaker 6: than tenures, since the nineteen nineties. I mean, it's on record.
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Speaker 6: If they get their butts whiped, it is their fault directly.
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Speaker 6: And the United States of America should not be contributing
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Speaker 6: one copper cent to the war effort between Europe, I mean,
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Speaker 6: between Ukraine and Russia. They should have allowed that regional
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Speaker 6: war to play itself out. The details are going to
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Speaker 6: be coming out next year just how deviant and evil
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Speaker 6: Ukraine is. It is an evil hellhole. I mean, to
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Speaker 6: this very day, Zelensky is still shutting down churches. He's
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Speaker 6: shutting down every decent church he can find and he's
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Speaker 6: a very abusive, evil individual. And by the way that Zelensky,
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Speaker 6: he overthrew a good leader of Ukraine. See, all these
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Speaker 6: details are going to be coming out, like I said,
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Speaker 6: in more detail. And so I'm sorry Europe if you
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Speaker 6: get if you get spanked, it is your fault. And
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Speaker 6: the reason why they keep saying, oh, you better be
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Speaker 6: ready to sacrifice and we need more of this that
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Speaker 6: it is a money making scheme too. You know who's
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Speaker 6: going to pay for all those military that all the
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Speaker 6: military hardware that you're saying that you need. It's all
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Speaker 6: a money making scam. They want to make money on war.
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Speaker 6: That's what the industrial complex is about in the United States.
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Speaker 6: It's not about protecting the best interest or protecting this nation.
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Speaker 6: It's more about just having these wars, unnecessary wars, or
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Speaker 6: getting involved in wars to make them bigger, to make
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Speaker 6: the need for more military hardware.
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Speaker 4: That should be on our soil.
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Speaker 6: By the way, and oh and by the way, I
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Speaker 6: think I've mentioned this before, Russia has these hypersonic missiles
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Speaker 6: that if she decided to fire them, bune boom, boom,
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Speaker 6: whether they're nuclear armed or not. We don't have the
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Speaker 6: ability to stop them. The United States invented the concept
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Speaker 6: of these hypersons missiles, even invented the concept of how
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Speaker 6: to stop them, but we never went to work and
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Speaker 6: developed it. We had traitors, presidents and other officials who
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Speaker 6: gave that technology, who gave those details to other nations,
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Speaker 6: and they said, oh, wholl this good, we build you
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Speaker 6: stay stupid USA and not build it. And that's exactly
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Speaker 6: what has happened. Remember those nuclear arms deals durnt throughout
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Speaker 6: the years since the nineteen seventies. Well, guess who was
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Speaker 6: in most of those negotiations when he still had his
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Speaker 6: brain intact. Uncle Joe, Uncle Joe Biden, and his mission
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Speaker 6: was always to put the United States at a disadvantage.
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Speaker 6: And guess what, as I speak, the Russia has a
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Speaker 6: good number more of nuclear missiles than we do here
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Speaker 6: in the United States of America. And by the way,
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Speaker 6: we don't really know the condition of most of our missiles.
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Speaker 6: They a lot of them are not maintained. Some got
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Speaker 6: repaired during the Trump first Trump administration, but they couldn't
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Speaker 6: get to all of them. It's a lot of them.
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Speaker 6: And when Uncle Joe got in, they just stopped. We
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Speaker 6: don't know if they're just rusting away in their silos
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Speaker 6: or whatever. But a lot of them that were repaired
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Speaker 6: during the Trump administration, a lot of the wiring was
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Speaker 6: dry rotted or whatever. And so we are in a
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Speaker 6: very very precarious situation. That is why every once in
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Speaker 6: a while I asked the question, do you really believe
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Speaker 6: that the United States of America is the world's biggest superpower?
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Speaker 6: And I asked, how can that be? Oh, how can
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Speaker 6: that be? Because we don't have the world's largest navy,
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Speaker 6: we don't have the world's largest army. We don't even
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Speaker 6: have the world's best equipped army.
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Speaker 4: We don't We've wasted.
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Speaker 6: The reason why we don't is because we gave way
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Speaker 6: our hardware to Afghanistan and Ukraine. So we're up crap
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Speaker 6: creek and we're the ones who are sitting ducks. Basically,
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Speaker 6: we're sitting ducks. And the only reason I think that
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Speaker 6: something is not happening now is because there is respect
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Speaker 6: for President Trump. It's not like Trump could jump up
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Speaker 6: like Superman and stop any missiles, but there is respect
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Speaker 6: for him. And they're saying, you know what, I won't
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Speaker 6: do what I'm thinking about doing. I'll sit down and
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Speaker 6: I'll talk with Trump.
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Speaker 4: He said that.
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Speaker 6: Last week, Putin said, yeah, I'll meet with Trump. We'll
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Speaker 6: try to talk about a treaty, a de escalation of
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Speaker 6: the war. And the reason why that is happening is
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Speaker 6: because see, when in the world of men and you
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Speaker 6: have alpha tendencies and your adversary has the same, there's
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Speaker 6: a lot of respect there because each one knows that
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Speaker 6: they could knocked the heck out of the other, and
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Speaker 6: they don't want They don't want that smoke. Russia doesn't
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Speaker 6: want that smoke. China doesn't want that smoke. Trump doesn't
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Speaker 6: want that smoke. And so when you have an era
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Speaker 6: of alpha induced mutually assured destruction, there is the more
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Speaker 6: likelihood of peace, which Ronald Reagan called peace through strength.
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Speaker 6: But when you have these wimpest americanas apologetic as weak
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Speaker 6: duphacies like Uncle Joe, or traders like Bill Clinton and
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Speaker 6: people of that ilk, it makes it more tempting for
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Speaker 6: our strong out adversaries to say, you know what, we
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Speaker 6: better pick while the pickings are easy. But now they
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Speaker 6: know that the days are numbered, and the Republicans better really,
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Speaker 6: you know, start showing their backbones because they keep the
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Speaker 6: Democrats keep thinking that they're going to pick off one
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Speaker 6: cabinet nominee after another, one Trump cabinet nominee after another.
37:51
Speaker 6: They really want to get rid of Pete. Pete, hegseth.
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Speaker 6: And what they're they keep trying.
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Speaker 4: To throw out.
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Speaker 6: Well, his accuser said that he raped her, he forced himself. Well,
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Speaker 6: according to videos now of what really happened, that was
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Speaker 6: never the case. Turns out that this so called rape
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Speaker 6: situation was that Pete had one drink too many. He
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Speaker 6: wasn't like falling down drunk, but he was a little loaded.
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Speaker 6: He was a little lit, as they say, and the
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Speaker 6: lady who was married was hitting on him and making
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Speaker 6: herself very available. At the time, he didn't even know
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Speaker 6: she was married. It was just a nice looking lady,
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Speaker 6: he said, look, okay.
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Speaker 4: She led him.
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Speaker 6: To his room and was pulling him, and once they
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Speaker 6: got behind closed doors things happened. And then years later
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Speaker 6: she wants to say.
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Speaker 4: Well, wait a minute, he raped me.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's a bunch of bold capital. That's with a
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Speaker 6: hit and it's been proven, even a story that her
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Speaker 6: husband said she claimed that she was asleep, she must
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Speaker 6: have fell asleep somewhere, and then her husband said, wait
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Speaker 6: a minute. He said she said that the only thing
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Speaker 6: she told me is that she must have fallen asleep.
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Speaker 6: That's why she didn't make it back to where I was.
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Speaker 4: Oops.
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Speaker 6: See, she was there in the hotel with her husband,
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Speaker 6: and then she saw old Pete. I guess, who looks
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Speaker 6: a lot better than her husband. And she says, hmm,
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Speaker 6: she got the hots for him and drag him to
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Speaker 6: his room, did the hokey pokey, and then wants to
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Speaker 6: blame him because I guess she's a leftist and tried
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Speaker 6: to destroy his his his ability to except or you know,
39:56
Speaker 6: to be installed in Trump's cabinet. So these are the
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Speaker 6: kinds of things that we have to watch out for.
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Speaker 6: First of all, we have to be cleaner in our
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Speaker 6: in our activities. And like I said, at the time,
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Speaker 6: Pete didn't even know she was married, and so but
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Speaker 6: she knew and her husband knew who happened to be
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Speaker 6: on another floor in that same hotel. But she saw
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Speaker 6: what she thought was a real good looking guy, and
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Speaker 6: she couldn't help herself. She got the she got the
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Speaker 6: Trump's transition team, was the other and much better selection
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Speaker 6: for the job, which I don't understand why Trump didn't take.
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Speaker 6: He's always says I want the best. I want the best.
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Speaker 6: His firm, Caunter Fitzgerald, lost more than six hundred and
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Speaker 6: fifty employees in the nine to eleven terrorist attacks in
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Speaker 6: New York City's World Trade Center, and he declared at
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Speaker 6: Business claimed that Lutnik had reportedly warned Trump against picking Bascent,
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Speaker 6: and for that reason he got installed as Commerce Secretary instead.
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Speaker 6: If true, this suggested major Soros influence in Trump's inner
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Speaker 6: circle is present. Gasparino and other so called conservatives in
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Speaker 6: the media were eagerly defending Bascent, despite his career history
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Speaker 6: as a longtime Sorrow's operative and former supporter of Democrats
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Speaker 6: like Missus Clinton and Ali Obama. Last evening on Fox News,
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Speaker 6: Laura Ingram's Fox News program featured a series of talking heads,
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Speaker 6: including Gasparino and Breitbart's Alex Marlowe, boosting the nomination of Brescent.
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Speaker 6: While noting how Bascent worked for Sorows for nearly ten years,
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Speaker 6: been hearing about, the dangers posed by the hedge fund
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Speaker 6: billionaire and the liberal causes he has been funding. In
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Speaker 6: the post Treasury Secretary, Bescent can do what Sorrows has
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Speaker 6: specialized in subverting the currencies of nations, causing economic disruptions
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Speaker 6: thousand and seven. In two thousand and eight, paving the
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Speaker 6: and seven through two thousand and nine economic crisis became
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Speaker 6: known as the Great Recession. It was regarded as the
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Speaker 6: largest economic downturn since the Great Depression, instigated by a
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Speaker 6: housing crisis exploited by hedge fund short sellers, history possibly
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Speaker 6: repeating itself now. Defenders of Bassent like Charles Gasparino, claim
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Speaker 6: that he left the Sorrows Empire before Sorrows spent money
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Speaker 6: on Marxist causes like defund the police, but that outlook
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Speaker 6: ignores how Sorrows and Bassent were involved in destabilizing the
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Speaker 6: currencies of nation like Great Britain, which is an ally
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Speaker 6: of the United States. In the case of Bascent, the
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Speaker 6: opportunity is clear and the dangers are Legion sorrows wants
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Speaker 6: to phase out the United States dollar as the international
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Speaker 6: reserve currency and bring the United States into a system
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Speaker 6: of international socialism with new and more powerful global agencies
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Speaker 6: deciding our economic and financial fate. The rise of cryptocurrency
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Speaker 6: can be manipulated to undermine the United States economy. Even
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Speaker 6: while Bascent claims to be a believer, but a believer
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Speaker 6: in what a former supporter of Trump's arch enemy Hillary Clinton,
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Speaker 6: but since suddenly emerged during the campaign as a Trump
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Speaker 6: supporter and has now managed to get Trump's blessing a
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Speaker 6: nomination as Treasury Secretary. But since miraculous rise to power
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Speaker 6: has many worried about the direction of the second Trump
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Speaker 6: term after he threw Matt Gates under the bus for
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Speaker 6: the post attorney General, replacing him with what some call
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Speaker 6: people call a lightweight, former Florida Attorney General Pambondi. At
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Speaker 6: the same time, Trump has suddenly gotten friendly with MSNBC
49:42
Speaker 6: hosts from Morning Joe and Al Sharpton programs. The channel's
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Speaker 6: personalities treated Trump like a Hitlerian fascist in adding to
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Speaker 6: supporting Hillary and before that Al Gore for press, Cent
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Speaker 6: had emerged as a major gay power player and a
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Speaker 6: home in the Hamptons, where he and estate valued at
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Speaker 6: twenty two million dollars and had rubbed elbows with the
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Speaker 6: rich and famous, mostly of the left. He is hardly
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Speaker 6: a member of the working class that elected President Trump.
50:21
Speaker 6: Once a reliable donor to Democratic campaigns, Newsweek reported the
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Speaker 6: sense contribution shifted right words after he left Soros's firm.
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Speaker 6: And I would say that, though I don't know the man,
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Speaker 6: never met him, I think that the Soros tapped him
50:39
Speaker 6: on the shoulder and said, hey, go out there, go
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Speaker 6: out there. You know they're kind of dumb on the right.
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Speaker 6: Go ahead and move on in and convince Trump that
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Speaker 6: you're okay now and go as high as you can.
50:54
Speaker 6: And that's exactly what happened. That is one thing that
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Speaker 6: I can't stand about the so called right. They're so
51:03
Speaker 6: desperate to get along with those that hate them, to
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Speaker 6: get along with those that hate the United States of America,
51:10
Speaker 6: to get along with those who want to destroy our rights,
51:14
Speaker 6: our way of life. Marriatorie Taylor Green suggests that the
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Speaker 6: NPR could be without money, could be in doges crosshairs.
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Speaker 6: And I think it is about time that the United
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Speaker 6: States stop giving tax dollars to NPR to plan parenthood
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Speaker 6: and any of these so called organizations that are making
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Speaker 6: money on their own anyway, But why should NPR be
51:47
Speaker 6: receiving any tax dollars? If you listen to NPR, they're
51:52
Speaker 6: always touting how superior their philosophy is to the right.
51:57
Speaker 6: But yet they depend on the sparity that comes out
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Speaker 6: of right policies to keep afloat. Isn't that amazing? That
52:09
Speaker 6: alone should tell every listener to NPR. Wait a minute,
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Speaker 6: there's something gonna right here. There's something wrong here. But anyway,
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Speaker 6: something that is drastically wrong is you know what time
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Speaker 6: it is, folks, And now that I see that my
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Speaker 4: That's all, folks, TAXI stage right.
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Speaker 6: And as I always say, at this time, remember to
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