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Speaker 5: Good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm Ron Edwards
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Speaker 5: and welcome to the run of the words American Experience
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Speaker 5: and we're glad to be back with you. Hopefully you
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Speaker 5: had a great, great weekend and holiday Thanksgiving that is,
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Speaker 5: and that we're all back to work and boy talking
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Speaker 5: about going to work or working against someone. Protesters today
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Speaker 5: shouted guilty, guilty as a US Marine veteran Daniel Penny
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Speaker 5: arrived in court for his trial regarding the choke hold
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Speaker 5: death of Jordan Neely. Technically, it's not a choke hold
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Speaker 5: death because Neely didn't die as a result of the
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Speaker 5: choke hold the way they're not going to tell you
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Speaker 5: that and most of the media sources out there, but
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Speaker 5: you know he died some time after. Protesters were shouting guilty, yildy, yildy,
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Speaker 5: What do we want justice? When do we want it? Now?
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Speaker 5: You know, you know the drill, and it's a shame
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Speaker 5: that he has to go through this because what it is.
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Speaker 5: I just I'm just going to be honest with you.
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Speaker 5: I'm looking at the picture of these folks who are
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Speaker 5: doing the shouting, or did the shouting rather, mostly black
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Speaker 5: New Yawkers, And I'm going to tell you, like I've
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Speaker 5: said many times on the show, there's a certain percentage
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Speaker 5: of Americans who support evil. Now they know, just like
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Speaker 5: you and I know and everyone else who knows the
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Speaker 5: truth of the story.
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Speaker 6: Neely like.
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Speaker 5: Is the standard practice of knuckle draggers throughout New York.
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Speaker 5: They get on the subways and they threaten people. Many
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Speaker 5: times they follow through on their threats. And it seemed
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Speaker 5: that Neely was about to follow through on his threats
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Speaker 5: to beat up people, and he had spat at a
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Speaker 5: couple of people, I believe, according to one report that
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Speaker 5: I read, So he was going to do some damage.
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Speaker 5: So here's Penny. He prevents him from going after people,
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Speaker 5: and he wrestles him to the ground and he's in
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Speaker 5: a choke hold. Well, it is what it is, and
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Speaker 5: I think it's unfair that he's facing manslaughter charges. And
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Speaker 5: they wanted him to go to prison and whatever, rotten
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Speaker 5: prison for the rest of his life because he stopped
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Speaker 5: one thug. And my humble opinion, anyone who threatens other
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Speaker 5: people and you have a listen, he was arrested forty times,
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Speaker 5: so it's not like he was this was the first time.
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Speaker 5: He just cracked up one day and decided to go
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Speaker 5: to the subway and for the first time and threaten people.
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Speaker 5: In my opinion, in my world, he would be just
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Speaker 5: as guilty if he did it one time as if
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Speaker 5: he did it forty times. The fact of the matter,
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Speaker 5: he was stopped as he should have been. And by
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Speaker 5: the way, his body was filled with all kinds of drugs, finel,
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Speaker 5: you name it, and so he was already in bad shape,
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Speaker 5: and so he was probably destined to die in early
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Speaker 5: death anyway. But the fact of the matter is, you know,
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Speaker 5: there's something that the old folks used to tell us
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Speaker 5: we were growing up. Don't put your neck in the juggernaut, okay,
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Speaker 5: don't go out and start trouble. Don't try to sign
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Speaker 5: a check that your butt can't cash, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 5: Don't start nothing, won't be nothing. Remember that. And unfortunately,
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Speaker 5: mister neely someone didn't teach him that. Now all of
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Speaker 5: a sudden, all of his family is there. Oh, we
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Speaker 5: have to get justice for our dear boy, our dear relative.
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Speaker 5: Yadi YadA, YadA. Well, why didn't the family think that
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Speaker 5: much about him, probably bringing him up when he was
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Speaker 5: a child. Why didn't they teach him right? Why were
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Speaker 5: those there? No, I haven't heard that there were any
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Speaker 5: interventions for him as an adult to help him with
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Speaker 5: his drug with as many years of drug use, and
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Speaker 5: so here we have another case. Well, he was a
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Speaker 5: black thug, but that's okay. Thugs have more rights than people, uh,
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Speaker 5: in general. This is this is this is what people feel.
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Speaker 5: This is how people think in this country. If you
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Speaker 5: are a leftist, white or black, they think that if
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Speaker 5: you are a thug, domestic or illegal entrant, if you
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Speaker 5: are a thug, you have more rights than people who
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Speaker 5: just simply want to go to work peacefully on the
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Speaker 5: subway and mind their own business. Because everybody in their
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Speaker 5: grandma and even their pet turtles know that this guy
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Speaker 5: was a good nick who was up to no good,
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Speaker 5: just like the many who are assaulting people in the
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Speaker 5: streets of New York, Chicago wherever every single day throughout
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Speaker 5: this country, and we'll need more Daniel Pennies out there.
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Speaker 5: Every man, every decent man walking should be a potential
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Speaker 5: Daniel Penny to stop these kinds of individuals in their tracts.
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Speaker 5: And until we reinstate true morality in this country, we
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Speaker 5: will still maintain this attitude. Well, if you're a black thug,
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Speaker 5: or if you're an illegal, you have more rights than
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Speaker 5: good and decent people, or if you're a pedophiler, you
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Speaker 5: don't believe me. Why do you think that was one
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Speaker 5: of the reasons why I believe Uncle Joe Biden pardoned
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Speaker 5: his son Hunter. You've seen the pictures. He is there
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Speaker 5: with teeny bompers. But yet Uncle Joe, who said he
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Speaker 5: was not going to partner the son, said you know what,
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Speaker 5: screw America. I'm going to go ahead and pardon the guy.
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Speaker 5: But the leftists can't say anything. When the real president,
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Speaker 5: Donald Trump is reinstated back into office and he lets
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Speaker 5: the Jay sixers go, I hope he does it on
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Speaker 5: day one. Say you're out, you're out, you're out, get
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Speaker 5: out of prison now, and you gotta let him go.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 5: Even Speaker Mike Johnson said that our justice system has
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Speaker 5: been irreparably damaged by the bidens. No, he said, trust
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Speaker 5: in our justice system has been almost irreparably damaged by
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Speaker 5: the bidens. That's true. But guess what, little Mikey, you're
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Speaker 5: one of the reasons why we don't trust the justice
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Speaker 5: system too, that we don't trust the government because people
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Speaker 5: like you, mister Rhino Johnson, Bible thumper, You run around
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Speaker 5: pretending to be so conservative, this, that and the other,
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Speaker 5: and you know what you did to undermine the conservatives
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Speaker 5: earlier in your tenure, in your short tenure so far,
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Speaker 5: there's a lot of blame to go around in this
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Speaker 5: country for the bull capitalist that continues to permeate our society.
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Speaker 5: We've allowed the opinion of those who support evil to
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Speaker 5: be prevalent for so long as if criminals have equal
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Speaker 5: rights with non criminals, and they don't. They have the
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Speaker 5: right to a fair trial. But that's it. Once you
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Speaker 5: decide to go after other people, you put your neck
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Speaker 5: in the in the in the in the juggernaut. And
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Speaker 5: you you have what's going on with the Trump nominations
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Speaker 5: for his cabinet, and even beyond the Democrats, they have
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Speaker 5: one big ace in their in their pocket that they
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Speaker 5: that they're and they're starting to play it already, pick
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Speaker 5: each of their of these nominations off via false accusations,
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Speaker 5: drummed up exaggerations, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And
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Speaker 5: so unlike Republicans who allowed Obama to make his appointments,
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Speaker 5: even though they knew the majority of the people that
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Speaker 5: arebou Ali Obam was appointing what would be bad for
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Speaker 5: the country, they said, well, he's the president, that's who
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Speaker 5: he wants, and for the most part, they allowed him
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Speaker 5: to have his cabinet. But the Democrats, who see most
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Speaker 5: of President Trump's appointments, says pro American America first types,
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Speaker 5: those who want to clean up government, restore law and order.
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Speaker 5: All the Democrats are against all these people. You know,
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Speaker 5: they're against Tulsa Gabbert. And even with Tulsa Gabbert Gabbett Gabbert,
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Speaker 5: I'm sorry, even I have a few questions about her,
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Speaker 5: and I'll talk about that when I return on this
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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for tuning in, my friends. I was
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Speaker 5: looking over an article by a gentleman. His name is
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Speaker 5: Clift Kincaid. He's on the conservative side, but you know,
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Speaker 5: I kind of disagree with him sometimes. But and in
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Speaker 5: this particular column. There's a lot I have a problem with,
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Speaker 5: but there are some instances here I want to share
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Speaker 5: because this is he's sharing some ideas concerning Tulca Gabert
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Speaker 5: that I've had. I've had these concerns myself, haven't vocalized
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Speaker 5: them very much. But now Trump is under pressure from
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Speaker 5: his own nominee for Director of National Intelligence d and
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Speaker 5: I Tulca Gabert, to pardon the former intelligence analyst now
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Speaker 5: Lieutenant General Ian Mahaigh Paciica, the highest ranking Soviet Block
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Speaker 5: intelligence officer ever to defect to the West, called the
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Speaker 5: Snouden affair. If you remember all of that with Snouden,
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Speaker 5: they said that, you know, he should be hung out
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 5: Anyway, It's just a big hot mess, is what I'm
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Speaker 5: trying to say here. And the reason why I have
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Speaker 5: a problem with the Tulsi Gabbert here it is right here.
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Speaker 5: Gabbitt Now, Gabbert, back in twenty seventeen, staged a friendly
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Speaker 5: visit with Syrian dictator Assad when she was a full
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Speaker 5: fledged peace democrat whose career was nurtured by communist She
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Speaker 5: is today fully backed by Jackson Hinkel, an executive board
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Speaker 5: member of the New American Communist Party, which supports anti
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Speaker 5: American regimes around the world, including Putin's Russia. Now, Hinkel
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Speaker 5: is a former supporter of socialist Bernie Sanders, who now
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Speaker 5: associates with one of Russian President Putin's key advisors, Alexander Dugan,
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Speaker 5: who says there is a strategic alliance between Iran and Russia.
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Speaker 5: We know about that as well as China. And you
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Speaker 5: can blame Uncle Joe for a much tighter alliance between
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Speaker 5: China and Russia because of what has been going through
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Speaker 5: Ukraine and the effort to utilize Russia as a money
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Speaker 5: making inner, I'm sorry, utilize Ukraine as a money making
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Speaker 5: enterprise for the military industrial complex here in the United States.
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Speaker 5: Dugan also has influence in the Mega movement, as you know,
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Speaker 5: talking about the big light driving Russian influence in the
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Speaker 5: Conservative movement and destruction of Ukraine. Now, this is the
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Speaker 5: area where I have a disagreement with mister mister Kincaid.
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Speaker 5: He blames Russia for all of these problems, whereas if
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Speaker 5: anyone takes a decent look at the situation, they know
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Speaker 5: what comes from the other direction, natolitary industrial complex of
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Speaker 5: the United States China that is the trilogy that is
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Speaker 5: creating most of the problems, and they're using Putin and
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Speaker 5: Russia as a whipping boy for the most part. But
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Speaker 5: it does not expunge Gabbert's history. And I'm not saying
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Speaker 5: that it's impossible for her to have changed, because she
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Speaker 5: now presents herself as MAGA supporter of the Trump doctrine,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. But I just pointed
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Speaker 5: this out because this came out today concerning her. But I,
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Speaker 5: like I said, these are concerns that I have privately
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Speaker 5: had about Gabert because I knew her history. I mean,
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Speaker 5: she grew up as a Democrat in Hawaii, and that's
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Speaker 5: just about everyone. If you grew up in Hawaii, you're
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Speaker 5: going to be a Democrat. That's the ruling party over there.
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Speaker 5: And it's been that way since at least since John
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Speaker 5: Kennedy was elected president. And you know, Gabbert would be
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Speaker 5: given jurisdiction as D and I over eighteen intelligence agencies
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Speaker 5: and would edit intelligent information for President Trump. Now she
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Speaker 5: has changed from her early philosophical leanings, praised the Lord
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Speaker 5: and passed the butter. But I just threw this out
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Speaker 5: there because I think that, you know, for those who
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Speaker 5: are praying for our nation, pray that her change is
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Speaker 5: genuine and that President Trump has made a good choice,
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Speaker 5: and if he hasn't, that he would have a change
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Speaker 5: in heart and find someone more qualified for that position
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Speaker 5: as far as representing American interest in the global situation,
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Speaker 5: especially today.
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Speaker 2: So.
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Speaker 5: I am very alarmed at a situation in Indianapolis. In Indianapolis,
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Speaker 5: you had a situation where a gentleman's company, this shouldn't
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Speaker 5: happen to anyone, but family jewelry business in Indianapolis lost
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Speaker 5: forty two thousand dollars when police and in that city
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Speaker 5: simply took it and kept it. They're finally getting it back,
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Speaker 5: thank god. But the Institute for Justice has confirmed the
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Speaker 5: money is being returned to the small jury operations of
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Speaker 5: Henry and Ming Ching. Now. A customer earlier this year
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Speaker 5: sent them forty two thousand dollars cash payment, but it
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Speaker 5: never arrived to the company because Indianapolis police somehow founded
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Speaker 5: and seized their parcel and tried to take the money
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Speaker 5: without alleging any specific crimes whatsoever. Now, after the Chings
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Speaker 5: defended their property from civil forfeiture with the Institute for Justice,
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Speaker 5: Marion County prosecutors have agreed to return in their money.
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Speaker 5: The Ching class action counter lawsuit claimed at ending the
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Speaker 5: unconstitutional seizures will continue to move forward. Indiana had no
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Speaker 5: basis to forfeit the Ching's money, and so it's only
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Speaker 5: right that the government has agreed to return it. But
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Speaker 5: my problem is that something like that would happen in
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Speaker 5: the first place in this country. I mean, you're conducting
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Speaker 5: business transactions right in the private sector. Everything's on the
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Speaker 5: up and up. It's fully legal. But because of the
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Speaker 5: United because the government feels like, well, you know what,
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Speaker 5: we have sticky fingers and we're the government, and we
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Speaker 5: can do it we want to do and it's just
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Speaker 5: you just decide to reach in and grab the money.
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Speaker 5: That's crazy, that's evil. And see, these are the kinds
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Speaker 5: of activities that are so I'm glad this you know,
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Speaker 5: this was brought to my attention. But these are the
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Speaker 5: kinds of things that Trump is talking about when when
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Speaker 5: they talk about cleaning up government so that we're not
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Speaker 5: in danger as even as business owners from the longhand
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Speaker 5: of government coming in and saying, well, you know what,
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Speaker 5: you're making too money, too much money for a small
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Speaker 5: business at one time, so we're going to reach in
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Speaker 5: and grab the money. And that these weren't smart people
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Speaker 5: who got a good lawyer, they'd still be scratching their
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Speaker 5: heads wondering why did the government take how can we
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Speaker 5: get it back? This is crazy stuff, my friends. So
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Speaker 5: I just think that, you know, this is yet one
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Speaker 5: of the many reasons why it is time for we
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Speaker 5: the people to do manned that our representatives get and
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Speaker 5: those in the Senate stop sitting on their backsides and
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Speaker 5: let Trump have his cabinet. See, because Trump has you know,
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Speaker 5: he's got to make the final decision on his cabinet.
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Speaker 5: He has the right to put in there whoever he wants.
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Speaker 5: But while we're praying that he has wisdom, we're also
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Speaker 5: fighting for the right for his right to put together
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Speaker 5: his cabinet so that they can hit the ground running.
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Speaker 5: And I'm wondering, in some cases, is it wise for
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Speaker 5: him to announce almost everything that he wants to do,
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Speaker 5: because the more he talks, the more his would be
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Speaker 5: cabinet members or fans or whatever talk about things that
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Speaker 5: he plans to do. Beginning on day one, we're going
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Speaker 5: to do this. It would seem that given the history
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Speaker 5: of the Democrats and what they've been doing, they would
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Speaker 5: just be working that much more diligently to try to
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Speaker 5: gum up the work so that when Trump does take
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Speaker 5: office on the twentieth, it would be much more difficult
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Speaker 5: for him to undo the sticky mess that they have
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Speaker 5: left behind. That is why, in my opinion, that the
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Speaker 5: United States government the Pentagon they have soldiers, American soldiers
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Speaker 5: on the border between Syria and Jordan. Why who knows,
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Speaker 5: But it's not a good reason, especially since Russia is
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Speaker 5: air dropping bombs in that neck of the woods right
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Speaker 5: because they're going after jihadists. Their target is not American soldiers.
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Speaker 5: But what if some soldiers get hit? What if they're
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Speaker 5: in the way. What if they're American soldiers who are
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Speaker 5: supposed to be going after to the gie hottists And
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Speaker 5: we shouldn't they shouldn't be there by the way, in
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Speaker 5: my humble opinion. But if that's the quote unquote reason
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Speaker 5: they're there and then Russia hits them, then what then, Biden?
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Speaker 5: They want to upgrade the war situation or the battle
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Speaker 5: situation over there, just to get us more and more
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Speaker 5: involved for the war machine, And that would be that
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Speaker 5: would not bode well for us. We don't have the
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Speaker 5: technological materials to hang tough with Russia's superior muscile missile supply.
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Speaker 5: Right now, we don't have hypersonic missiles. They have many
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Speaker 5: more nuclear weapons then we do that work. Half of
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Speaker 5: ours are rusted up as they sit in their silos
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Speaker 5: unattended for many, many, many many years. As I said
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Speaker 5: the few days ago last week, I believe I mentioned
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Speaker 5: that Trump began the repairing of our of our missiles.
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Speaker 5: But you know, it's about thirty five hundred of them,
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Speaker 5: and you know you can't. It's it's it's a tedious task.
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Speaker 5: So they didn't have time to get to all of them,
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Speaker 5: or even half of them, for that matter. So we
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Speaker 5: are at a disadvantage. And this country has given away
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Speaker 5: for tuning in. You know, in appealing to the votes
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Speaker 5: in the United States of America, and now there is
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Speaker 5: a quantifiable way to measure Trump on that particular vow.
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Speaker 5: Believe it or not. Bible sales are becoming are booming
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Speaker 5: in the United States, up around twenty four percent, and
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Speaker 5: particularly among younger Americans. That is a very very hopeful sign, particularly,
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Speaker 5: the Bible looking for truth, and this is the perfect
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Speaker 5: time for the Body of Christ to really get busy
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Speaker 5: and do their part and getting the word out and
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Speaker 5: meeting with young people who are checking the Bible out,
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Speaker 5: because you know, when you first read the Bible, yeah,
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Speaker 5: sometimes you need some help in understanding some of those things.
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Speaker 5: And so that's a good thing for our country. Isn't
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Speaker 5: it amazing how Bible cells are increasing, and as more
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Speaker 5: and more people read and understand the Bible, they desire
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Speaker 5: to live according to those words in the Bible, which
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Speaker 5: means getting back to the truth in every aspect of life.
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Speaker 5: Can you see how directly and indirectly that could positively
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Speaker 5: affect everything in our country, getting back to real education,
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Speaker 5: getting back to real creativity in the movie industry in America,
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Speaker 5: getting away from indoctrination, allowing for true justice in the country.
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Speaker 5: I mean, and this just goes on and on and
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Speaker 5: on such great positivity, and I think that's a great
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Speaker 5: thing that we must take advantage of this high interest
31:57
Speaker 5: in the world of God. Well, Charlemagne, the God radio
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Speaker 5: host blasts Democrats over Hunter biden pardon and he said, quote,
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Speaker 5: stop acting like you're the pure party. I'm wondering if
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Speaker 5: over time Charlemagne will say you know what, I've had
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Speaker 5: it with Democrats. They're full of crap, They're crappy craps,
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Speaker 5: and I'm going to have to leave the party. I'm
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Speaker 5: just wondering because I keep seeing these types of articles
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Speaker 5: where one thing after another he's disagreeing with this action
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Speaker 5: or this statement from either the Democrat Party or someone
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Speaker 5: in the Democrat Party, and I'm just wondering if in
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Speaker 5: time even he will awaken to the reality that being
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Speaker 5: a Democrat is not a good thing. Not necessarily having
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Speaker 5: to join the Republican Party because in many instances it's
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Speaker 5: turned into a uniparty unless you are one of the
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Speaker 5: republic and conservatives who understands and promotes the Constitution. But yeah,
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Speaker 5: I could see the day that even he would walk
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Speaker 5: away from the Democrat Party. Anyway, there's been a big
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Speaker 5: defense of President elects tariffs on Mexico and Canada. I'm
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Speaker 5: one of those who supports the tariffs. Tariffs, by the way,
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Speaker 5: are one of the main elements of America's great wealth,
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Speaker 5: especially coming out of the prey out of the nineteenth No, yeah,
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Speaker 5: out of the nineteenth Going into the twentieth century, the
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Speaker 5: McKinley administration enacted huge tariffs against competitive nations around the world,
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Speaker 5: and America took in so much wealth, so much wealth,
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Speaker 5: and her economy was growing amazingly. And of course at
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Speaker 5: that time, we made the majority of our own stuff.
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Speaker 5: We were not importing everything from shirt buttons to zippers
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Speaker 5: to everything else known to man. We were making our
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Speaker 5: own appliances and whatever else we needed for the most part.
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Speaker 5: And I think we need to get back to tariffs
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Speaker 5: on a much more massive scale. The reason why you
34:21
Speaker 5: see a lot of pundits speaking against tariffs because one
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Speaker 5: of two reasons. Either they do not understand the worthiness
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Speaker 5: the tactical advantage the tariffs can give a nation such
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Speaker 5: as the United States of America, or they are philosophically
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Speaker 5: in agreement with the opposite, which harms America. I'm one
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Speaker 5: who is totally against sanctioning a nation the tariffs. Oh yeah,
34:54
Speaker 5: they work, because tariffs are more in line with a
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Speaker 5: free market approach to problems in situations. For instance, if
35:07
Speaker 5: you go to other countries, you might find a Ford Fiesta.
35:12
Speaker 5: Now it's a small car that's made by Ford, of course,
35:15
Speaker 5: and it's only a few countries that you'll see them.
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Speaker 5: I saw a few of them when we were over
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Speaker 5: there in England. But for the most part, you don't
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Speaker 5: see US made cars. And it's not because US cars
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Speaker 5: are no good. Most of our cars are on par
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Speaker 5: with other cars as far as quality around the world.
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Speaker 5: We produce good cars now. But if you're a United
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Speaker 5: States auto manufacturer and you send over a car to
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Speaker 5: any nation, you're going to receive all the way from
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Speaker 5: a twenty five percent to a in some cases up
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Speaker 5: to one hundred percent tariff. So it makes it cost
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Speaker 5: prohibitive for you to even send a car over there
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Speaker 5: to another the nation for you to compete in the
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Speaker 5: marketplace in those other countries. But yet those are the
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Speaker 5: countries such as Germany, et cetera. Japan send their cars
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Speaker 5: over to the United States for a very small tariff
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Speaker 5: in comparison, and that is one of the reasons why
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Speaker 5: American cars have cost more than imported foreign cars. And
36:25
Speaker 5: we played along with this game for so long. I'll
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Speaker 5: never forget when as a little guy, I would read
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Speaker 5: about how the market share of the United States was shrinking,
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Speaker 5: and they were predicting that by this century America would
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Speaker 5: have less than thirty percent of the world's auto share
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Speaker 5: market around the world, and that has come true. And
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Speaker 5: I remember we had about fifty four percent the auto
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Speaker 5: share market of the world, and that was down from
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Speaker 5: what it had been previous in previous generations. So and
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Speaker 5: that is because we or the government rather has allowed
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Speaker 5: the United States to be aided at an economic disadvantage
37:23
Speaker 5: to our competitors around the world with glee because they
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Speaker 5: knew that it was draining our wealth away. They knew this,
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Speaker 5: and they knew that they were helping Toyota, Honda, and
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Speaker 5: before that it was Dotson. Greek creates such a foothold
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Speaker 5: in the United States. I guess what. They ran American
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Speaker 5: motors out of business. The Tucker Mobile back in the fifties,
37:54
Speaker 5: which was a superior vehicle, was driven out of business.
37:58
Speaker 5: You had it was another oh Chrysler. Remember Chrysler was
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Speaker 5: bought up by Daimler. So you know, when you shoot
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Speaker 5: yourself in the foot, you're gonna limp. And America has
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Speaker 5: economically shot herself in the foot on the behalf of
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Speaker 5: nations at the expense of our cities, of our workers.
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Speaker 5: Go to Gary, Indiana today. You know, the Jackson five
38:28
Speaker 5: made a song going back to Indiana. They were talking
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Speaker 5: about Gary. Guess what they didn't. They never went back,
38:35
Speaker 5: not to live anyway. But because of the policies of
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Speaker 5: this government, which gave tariff advantage to China and Japan,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, the steel industry and the auto industries died
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Speaker 5: out in this country. And those are just two. I
38:54
Speaker 5: won't get into the textile industries in the Carolinas. And
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Speaker 5: I mean it goes on and on and on. We've
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Speaker 5: done more damage to ourselves than the rest of the
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43:21
Speaker 5: That's what we're about, and we shall continue. And you know,
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Speaker 5: earlier I was talking about the Biden pardon. Uncle Joe said,
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Speaker 5: you know, Son, I'm going to make sure that you're pardoned,
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Speaker 5: but not just for a year, two three, for ten
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Speaker 5: years back, going back ten years, because if you look
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Speaker 5: especially Hunters, it's been about a decade. And the reason
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Speaker 5: he hadn't done that? And they really get into the details. Well,
44:08
Speaker 5: remember the shady dealings of Hunter afforded several members of
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Speaker 5: the Biden family to obtain millions of dollars. Oh yeah, money, money, money,
44:21
Speaker 5: And so they don't want to lose that money, and
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Speaker 5: they don't want anyone, you know, going to prison for
44:29
Speaker 5: receiving this illegal money. And so now the Bidens are
44:33
Speaker 5: at least I think it's in the twenties. I forget
44:36
Speaker 5: which whether it's twenty three million or twenty seven million,
44:39
Speaker 5: I forgot the exact number. I'm not looking at the story,
44:42
Speaker 5: but the fact is it's you know, they got a
44:48
Speaker 5: bunch of money through illegal deals with Ukraine, Barisma, et cetera.
44:55
Speaker 5: And they got rid of an individual in Ukraine who
45:00
Speaker 5: was getting to the bottom of all these shenanigans. And
45:03
Speaker 5: remember when Uncle Joe bragged about how he put in
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Speaker 5: a call and says, well, if you don't get rid
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Speaker 5: of the guy by six o'clock tonight, you're not going
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Speaker 5: to get the money that Obama pledged to give you
45:14
Speaker 5: guys for aid. And remember he said, well, so a
45:19
Speaker 5: b before six o'clock he called, and all was well, well,
45:25
Speaker 5: part of that was, you know, how the bidens got
45:28
Speaker 5: more money. And it just goes on and on and on.
45:34
Speaker 5: But the good news is that that opens the door
45:37
Speaker 5: so that when Trump gets in there and he lets
45:40
Speaker 5: all of those JA sixers go and many other people
45:43
Speaker 5: that are in jail unjustly and they and the leftis
45:48
Speaker 5: try to squawk and go to nutsville, he can turn
45:50
Speaker 5: around and just say, ah, shut up and keep doing
45:55
Speaker 5: what he wants to do. Let the people go from
45:59
Speaker 5: the American gulag bucks. You know, in our country, poor
46:04
Speaker 5: nutrition and hunger is responsible for the death of three
46:07
Speaker 5: point one million children annually that's nearly half of all
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Speaker 5: deaths in children under the age of five. The children
46:15
Speaker 5: die because their bodies lack basic nutrients. A child dies
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Speaker 5: every ten seconds from starvation. Globally, eight hundred and twenty
46:23
Speaker 5: two million people suffer from under nourishment. And I can
46:28
Speaker 5: tell you that that is something that is totally avoidable
46:34
Speaker 5: because farmers here in the United States, and before NATO
46:40
Speaker 5: and the boys messed up things in Ukraine and made
46:43
Speaker 5: it a hotbed for human traffic. You know, the Ukraine
46:47
Speaker 5: was the bread basket of Europe. So there are things
46:51
Speaker 5: that are going on. I mean, here in Michigan alone,
46:54
Speaker 5: we lost four hundred and twenty two farms and twenty
46:59
Speaker 5: twenty two I believe, and we've lost, of course, hundreds
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Speaker 5: more in twenty three and we've lost more this year
47:06
Speaker 5: because of Governor Witchmer and her love affair with anything
47:12
Speaker 5: an American giving away pennies on the dollar acres and
47:15
Speaker 5: acres and acres and acres of American farmland or Michigan farmland.
47:19
Speaker 5: And that's just one state, and it just goes on
47:22
Speaker 5: and on and on. Well, those horrific numbers I mentioned
47:27
Speaker 5: a few minutes ago, people starving to death. We see
47:30
Speaker 5: mad men in Iran and Russia waging wars on innocent
47:33
Speaker 5: people of every walk of life. The confidential Ukrainian estimate
47:39
Speaker 5: from earlier this year put the number of dead Ukrainian
47:42
Speaker 5: troops at well over eighty thousand and wounded at four
47:46
Speaker 5: hundred thousand. And I'm not one who's going to shed
47:50
Speaker 5: a tear for that, because Ukraine, with the permission of NATO,
47:56
Speaker 5: provoked the bear and they're getting their butts kicked. But
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Speaker 5: we have a situation we're not only are people starving
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Speaker 5: to death, but among people in this country who are
48:15
Speaker 5: eating a lot of food, guess what, they're getting sick
48:19
Speaker 5: from the food because the food is poisonous. Now, does
48:23
Speaker 5: it kill you quickly like rat poisoning. No, But there's
48:26
Speaker 5: so many chemicals that are allowed in so much of
48:29
Speaker 5: our food. Guess what. That's why you have alarming cancer rates.
48:34
Speaker 5: It's why you have alarming all kinds of things that
48:38
Speaker 5: are going on that are alarming in our bodies. That
48:42
Speaker 5: are many of these situations that we find ourselves in
48:45
Speaker 5: in this country today. With all the knowledge about the
48:49
Speaker 5: human body, these problems mostly are avoidable. You know, the
48:57
Speaker 5: human body has the potential to last up to two
48:59
Speaker 5: hundred years. Oh yeah. And the capability there is the
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Speaker 5: capability in the earth to day, as I speak to
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Speaker 5: nutritionally aid the body to last two hundred years. But
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Speaker 5: you and I have prevented from are prevented from partaking
49:18
Speaker 5: of those things. And even if in this bad climate,
49:24
Speaker 5: people like Henry Kissinger lived to one hundred because they
49:28
Speaker 5: had better access, easier access to stuff. But I'm telling
49:33
Speaker 5: you it's out there, my friends. But as the United
49:37
Speaker 5: States returns to a land of liberty, I believe a
49:41
Speaker 5: lot of these modern technologies and getting back to growing
49:44
Speaker 5: real food, the combination of more knowledge about the body
49:50
Speaker 5: with good food like we used to eat in this
49:52
Speaker 5: country before sugar was being put in almost everything. Sugar
50:00
Speaker 5: the greatest poisons of all time. It is taste great,
50:07
Speaker 5: but we have to start learning to back off from
50:09
Speaker 5: things like sugar. We really do. When they started curing
50:15
Speaker 5: tobacco leaves in sugar, that's when people started getting cancer.
50:20
Speaker 5: People don't know this. When people smoked cigarettes in the
50:23
Speaker 5: nineteenth century, they weren't getting cancer. They weren't. But when
50:29
Speaker 5: the Kelloug Corporation decided, well, we're going to put sugar
50:31
Speaker 5: in all the wheat, and we processed all the nutrients
50:34
Speaker 5: out of the wheat and out of the corn flakes
50:37
Speaker 5: and all of that. Hey, that's when more and more
50:41
Speaker 5: people started getting sick, Polio started increasing in numbers. All
50:45
Speaker 5: kinds of things started happening. Oh yeah, then you have
50:52
Speaker 5: cu cola. Taste great, but it's bad for you. Horrible stuff.
51:00
Speaker 5: I bring up these food this food situation because going
51:04
Speaker 5: into the new year, we have some bright days to
51:07
Speaker 5: look forward to in our country. And one of the
51:10
Speaker 5: things I want we the people to do is to
51:12
Speaker 5: start taking better care of ourselves so that when we
51:16
Speaker 5: make the big push next year, because it's going to
51:19
Speaker 5: be a big fight to write the good ship of America,
51:25
Speaker 5: but we're going to have the tools to do it.
51:29
Speaker 5: But we want to be in good health spiritually, physically,
51:34
Speaker 5: and mentally so that we can stand up together united
51:37
Speaker 5: as we the people and turn this country around. But
51:41
Speaker 5: if we're halfway, we're deputy droup alongs and we're not
51:45
Speaker 5: feeling good in our bodies. There could be ten Trumps
51:49
Speaker 5: in office and we wouldn't care. Because if we're sick,
51:54
Speaker 5: we're weak. Who cares? So we have to do a
52:00
Speaker 5: better job of taking care of ourselves as Americans, so
52:03
Speaker 5: that we can do a better job of coming together,
52:07
Speaker 5: raising our children in the way that they should go,
52:10
Speaker 5: correcting the situation in our local governments, in our state governments,
52:15
Speaker 5: because's not all about Washington, d C. Do you know
52:18
Speaker 5: that it was the states that originally gave the authority
52:22
Speaker 5: to the federal government and toll the federal government what
52:25
Speaker 5: it can and cannot do. We allow things to be reversed,
52:31
Speaker 5: and we're going to straighten it out. And more straightening
52:34
Speaker 5: out we'll start tomorrow on this next edition of the
52:39
Speaker 5: Ron Edwards American Experience. And now that I see that,
52:41
Speaker 5: my time is of thank you so much for your time.
52:47
Speaker 5: That's all fulk stage right, Yeah, And as I always
52:54
Speaker 5: say at this time, remember my friends, to pray for
52:56
Speaker 5: your nation, pray for your family, pray for your friends,
53:01
Speaker 5: and don't forget to pray for your enemies. But they
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Speaker 5: will get it right before it's much too late. And
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Speaker 5: to treat others the same way you would want to
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Speaker 5: be treated. And thank God for life, liberty and the
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Speaker 5: pursuit of happiness. I'm my Edwards until next time. By now.
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Speaker 5: Why the day today?
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Speaker 1: Everyone love and affection because I don't come.
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Speaker 1: day we change the day.
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Speaker 1: Trust one another.
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Speaker 11: On another my don't tell one another
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Speaker 1: Love one another now