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6.6.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio · Seth Grossman – Liberty and Prosperity

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  - We bring in Seth Grossman who probably has
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  - plenty to say about that. And, another thing
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  - about,
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  - what is it you're you're, putting on your
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  - website, Seth, about
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  - Islam?
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  - I found that very interesting. You wanna talk
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  - about that?
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  - Well well, first, about
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  - the sixty minutes.
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  - The real figure in sixty minutes is a
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  - woman called Barry Weiss,
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  - and she's a remarkable woman. She had been
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  - the editor of the editorial page of the
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  - New York Times,
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  - and she was basically fired by the New
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  - York Times because she wanted to have
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  - opinions,
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  - from different points of view on the editorial
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  - page. So they fired her, and they thought
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  - her career was over. But what she did,
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  - she formed her own online newspaper called the
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  - Free Press,
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  - which ended up getting more,
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  - online engagement and, and reach than the New
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  - York Times itself.
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  - A remarkable success, and she made money. And
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  - and that is why she got picked up,
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  - by that billionaire to,
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  - from Paramount
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  - who runs, CBS News. And, of course, she
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  - is the one who wants to bring that
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  - same
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  - let's hear both sides.
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  - Let's have integrity in journalism.
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  - That's how she got in charge in sixty
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  - minutes. So it had nothing to do with
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  - Trump.
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  - And, and, yeah, it was very dishonest,
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  - to say that it was. I just wanted
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  - to get that point out. Oh, good. I'm
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  - glad you did. Thanks.
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  - So, anyway, you know, Liberty and Prosperity
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  - meets every Saturday,
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  - morning from 09:30 to 10:30. And once a
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  - month, we have a business meeting. And that,
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  - you know, meeting and the breakfast is always
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  - held at Sal's Coal Fired Pizza in Somers
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  - Point.
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  - And we, are online at libertyandprosperity.com
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  - where we post what we decided these business
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  - meetings. And you can always reach us at
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  - info@libertyandprosperity.com
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  - by email
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  - and get free email updates from us.
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  - Now on this particular meeting,
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  - we are going to decide a very controversial
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  - issue which has divided members of our group.
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  - And by way of of of background, every
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  - year,
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  - we come up with 10 or 12
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  - key issues
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  - that Liberty and Prosperity
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  - focuses
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  - on. Because if we just talk about, you
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  - know, every issue that comes up every week,
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  - it's just noise. People don't pay attention. So
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  - we focus on a small group of issues,
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  - and they're posted on our website. But at
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  - our May meeting,
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  - there were two issues that we could not,
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  - reach agreement on, so we'll be discussing them
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  - today, this morning.
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  - And one of them is this, to see
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  - if this should be one of our key
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  - issues.
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  - Is Islam
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  - incompatible
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  - with American liberty and prosperity?
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  - Is it a religion
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  - protected by the first amendment?
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  - Now most,
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  - Americans growing up say, of course, every religion
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  - is protected by the first amendment.
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  - But if you study
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  - American history, you know that back in the
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  - eighteen eighties,
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  - you had the Mormon religion,
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  - actively
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  - promoted polygamy, having men have more than one
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  - wife. And that was, illegal, in The United
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  - States and Christian most, Western European Christian,
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  - Christian countries.
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  - But they persisted in it, and The United
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  - States actually passed a law
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  - that said that polygamy is illegal in The
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  - United States. And if a religious,
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  - movement
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  - promoted something that was illegal,
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  - then that religious movement was illegal,
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  - and the Mormon religion was made illegal in
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  - The United States until they got rid of
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  - polygamy. So that's a historical fact. So now
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  - we
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  - until they got rid of polygamy.
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  - So that's a historical fact. So now we
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  - have,
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  - we're doing with Islam.
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  - And the question is, is Islam
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  - in the same situation
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  - as the,
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  - Mormons when they promoted,
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  - polygamy? Because,
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  - Islamic
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  - law requires every Muslim to deny the supremacy
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  - of the constitution
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  - and all United States laws.
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  - It denies the idea
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  - that we're all created equal and endowed by
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  - our creator with unalienable rights Because under Islam,
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  - people who don't believe have no rights.
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  - And it also,
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  - encourages a significant number of people
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  - to believe that if,
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  - is someone who believes in Islam
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  - kills a non Muslim
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  - in the name of, of Jihad
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  - that they automatically get forgiveness of sins
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  - and spend eternity in paradise.
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  - And in many ways that teaching is more
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  - dangerous to Americans
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  - than polygamy.
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  - So the question comes up is should we
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  - treat
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  - Islam the same way as we treated
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  - the Mormons when they believed, you know, they
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  - promoted beliefs that were against the law. So
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  - we're gonna be, voting on that at, Saturday
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  - morning, June 6, if you're listening to it
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  - then. And,
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  - we we encourage the people to present both
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  - sides,
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  - and we're gonna make a decision one way
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  - or the other on that. We welcome everyone's,
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  - participation
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  - on that subject. Do I get a vote?
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  - Yes. You can if you email it.
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  - But text me, I will certainly bring it
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  - up when when I go to the meeting.
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  - Well well
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  - I say no.
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  - Alright. So that's one point. The second point,
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  - of course,
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  - the, book we're promoting a book,
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  - you know, sixteen seventy six project,
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  - that I wrote, during the past year. And
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  - it's a really a liberty and prosperity project
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  - for three
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  - reasons. Number one, every one of those 44
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  - chapters,
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  - revoke or or,
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  - refute
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  - a woke talking point that our kids are
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  - being taught in school. So the book teaches
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  - you how to deal with your children
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  - when they're taught that America is an evil
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  - place, a bad place. It has to be
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  - fundamentally transformed.
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  - Number two, the book, you know, is a
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  - guide,
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  - to anyone who believes that, we should make
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  - America great again because you can't make America
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  - great again if you don't know what it
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  - was that Americans did that made America great
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  - before. And it just shows how
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  - these basic ideas of running the government,
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  - that Americans did back in sixteen seventy six,
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  - a hundred years before the declaration of independence
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  - right here in New Jersey.
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  - And there's nothing yeah. You could say, well,
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  - that's old fashioned. You can't do this today.
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  - But the thing is you can do it
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  - today, and we have to do things that
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  - way, today
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  - if you want to enjoy the same success
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  - that New Jersey had three hundred and fifty
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  - years ago. So So that's part of the
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  - book. The second part of the book is,
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  - it it just teaches you basic American history
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  - that every American
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  - used to know.
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  - When I did the book, I it has
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  - a it's big print, lots of illustrations.
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  - And most of those illustrations came from textbooks
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  - that every American eighth grader,
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  - was taught. You know? All these basic facts
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  - that any eighth grader know today
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  - that most Americans
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  - don't know today.
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  - Not just about American history, but European history,
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  - important ideas,
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  - historical events,
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  - and all that's in the book. And so
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  - we're selling the book,
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  - online through Amazon
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  - for, $25
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  - because Amazon,
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  - charges us, $20.
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  - But if you buy the book directly from
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  - us,
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  - we could buy it for $11 and we're
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  - selling it for $20.
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  - So if anyone could help us, get that
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  - book in the hands
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  - of anyone who wants to learn from it,
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  - we encourage you to to to,
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  - you know, maybe your church group, maybe you're
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  - in a historical society,
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  - maybe have a friend who has a boardwalk
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  - store or any store. You know, they could
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  - buy the book for $15, sell it for
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  - 20, and everybody makes a profit. So, please
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  - contact,
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  - contact us about that. You do. Thank you.
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  - And the final thing about Liberty and Prosperity,
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  - we have a scholarship
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  - for graduating
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  - high school, seniors to learn about,
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  - what made America great. And we're giving $2,000
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  - next Saturday at 09:30. So instead of having
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  - a meeting next Saturday, the thirteenth,
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  - So I urge everybody listening, even if you've
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  - Obviously, we're not serving pizza for breakfast.
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  - And and that will pay for the scholarship
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  - program for next year. So we have a
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  - lot going on.
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  - Well, that's, that's very commendable. I'm I'm glad
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  - you're doing that,
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  - really.
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  - And and thank you. And, of course, besides
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  - that, we have some other,
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  - items in the news. We, of course, Tuesday,
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  - we had a primary election,
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  - in New Jersey,
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  - and Republicans
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  - picked,
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  - somebody called Justin Murphy
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  - to be the candidate for, US senator to
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  - run against Cory Booker.
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  - And,
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  - and that's an issue. How did Justin Murphy,
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  - get,
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  - the nomination?
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  - Well, partly, partly, it was because,
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  - really inside baseball in the in the state
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  - Republican party,
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  - you had a real split between,
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  - personalities like Bill Spadia,
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  - a town square talk show host, by the
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  - way,
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  - in in Trenton,
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  - and Michael Crispy in the Trenton area,
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  - had a grudge against,
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  - you know, some other Republican leaders and also
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  - against George Gilmore.
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  - So, basically,
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  - certain, you know, people in the establishment Republicans,
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  - you know, that that they can't call the
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  - shots.
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  - The problem is is that Justin Murphy is
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  - just an awkward
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  - candidate. And and we're just hoping
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  - that we
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  - could, you know, teach him some of the
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  - stuff that you need to know to get
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  - beyond
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  - Republicans
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  - and and be a serious contender for Cory
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  - Booker. So how that we'll see how that
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  - plays out. I'm sure Justin Murphy will be
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  - at Liberty and Prosperity
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  - within the next couple weeks, and we'll be
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  - talking in more detail about that.
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  - He's got a tough road tough road to
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  - to beat Cory Booker, you know, that's
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  - Yeah. Any any Republican did, you know, but
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  - I I just felt that Rich Taboor,
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  - had a better handle on how to do
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  - it. But Yeah. So did I. So did
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  - I. Yeah. But but and and that's why
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  - I supported him. But, you know, when when
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  - we look at Los Angeles, when you see
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  - how someone like Spencer Pratt,
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  - can use creative,
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  - you know, videos and creative messaging to get
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  - the word out, it is very possible that
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  - if, Justin Murphy,
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  - embraces that, that he could put himself, in
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  - a contender position. So only time will tell
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  - if that happens. And, of course, that takes
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  - money, that takes participation.
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  - We'll be talking about that during the next
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  - couple weeks.
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  - Meanwhile, on the Democrat side,
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  - that was an interesting race. You had four
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  - Democrats,
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  - were fighting for the Democratic nomination to run
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  - against Jeff Van Drew.
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  - And the winner was someone called Zach Mullock.
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  - Now,
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  - I'm pretty sure that Zach Mullock is the
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  - son of Bob Mullock,
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  - the owner of the, the Cape May National
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  - Golf Course
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  - in Cape
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  - May. And,
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  - you know, none of that was mentioned. You
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  - hear hear about country club Republicans.
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  - You never hear about country club Democrats, but,
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  - you know, to to have the Democratic Party
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  - of the people, chooses their nominee,
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  - the owner of a country club. Well, that's,
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  - you know, in interesting,
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  - turnout.
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  - And ironically, the the,
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  - the the I guess, Tim Alexander who is
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  - the, like, the,
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  - a black guy who had all the credentials
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  - of what democrats should need to win.
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  - He was really rejected by the, South Jersey
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  - Democrats for the third time in a row.
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  - And that raises another interesting point,
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  - where the, you know, the Democrats keep accusing,
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  - Republicans
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  - of
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  - changing districts so that,
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  - the blacks are excluded in some of the
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  - Southern states.
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  - But the real problem is when when you
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  - have,
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  - extreme
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  - radical left black candidates
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  - who can only get elected if 90% of
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  - their district is black,
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  - you know, that's a problem. And you have
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  - to ask yourself, why are Democrats
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  - rejecting
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  - qualified blacks in a district where,
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  - some like Tim Alexander would have a competitive
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  - race. So it's not that, Republicans are keeping
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  - out blacks. You know? It's it's the Democrats,
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  - have done this to Tim Alexander. So I'm
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  - I'm curious
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  - how that's gonna play out.
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  - Meanwhile, in another congressional district,
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  - the the one in the Scranton area,
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  - where Bonnie, Coleman Watson, I believe, is the
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  - current congressman.
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  - You had a radical,
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  - leftist called Adam Hamawi
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  - won the democratic
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  - nomination. And and there's actually an Atlantic City
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  - connection with him
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  - because I don't know if you remember, but
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  - back in '19,
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  - '90,
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  - there was someone called the blind sheikh,
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  - Abdul Rahman,
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  - who had,
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  - attempted to murder.
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  - Actually, he was involved in a plot that
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  - murdered Anwar Sadat,
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  - the president of Egypt.
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  - And then for some reason,
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  - the George Bush administration
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  - allowed this radical,
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  - jihadi assassin
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  - to set up a mosque in Brooklyn, New
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  - York.
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  - In 1990,
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  - this guy,
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  - murdered Rabbi Meir Kahane in the streets Of
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  - Manhattan.
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  - And then three years later, his followers put
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  - a truck bomb
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  - under the World Trade Center and killed several
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  - dozen people.
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  - And the only reason they got caught red
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  - handed
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  - was because,
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  - they tried to get the
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  - deposit back on their on their trucks that
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  - they rented. They rented a Ryder truck. I
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  - don't know if you remember any of that.
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  - I I I do remember it. Yeah.
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  - And the key detective
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  - who who who,
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  - who, I guess, who arrested the perpetrator in
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  - Pakistan
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  - was a guy called, Chuck Stern, the son
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  - of a dentist from Atlantic City, who many
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  - of us know who became an FBI agent.
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  - So you always have Atlantic City connection with
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  - everything.
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  - But, anyway,
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  - a top disciple of this Abdul Rahman,
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  - was this Adam Hamali who just won the
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  - nomination for congress.
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  - And if you read the testimony and by
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  - the way, on the Brian Kilmeade show yesterday,
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  - they went in a great detail of exactly
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  - how much of a,
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  - a hater of America and a murderer,
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  - this Adam Hamali is. And now he's likely
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  - become a one of, New Jersey's 12 congressmen
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  - as a nominee of the Democratic Party. So
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  - it's just remarkable that that is happening.
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  - And then then I guess the final point,
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  - going back to what you spoke of at
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  - the beginning.
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  - You know, two officers were shot
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  - and one is still, I guess, in in
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  - critical or close to critical condition,
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  - in the in the hospital.
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  - But the question no one is talking about
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  - is why was this guy, Donald Gardner, out
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  - in the street in the first place?
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  - We know for a fact
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  - that roughly 60 to 70% of the crimes
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  - are committed by just 6% of the people.
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  - So, all we have to do is do
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  - what they did in El Salvador.
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  - Once we identify these dangerous uncivilized
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  - psychopaths,
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  - we have to lock them up and keep
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  - them locked up. And the fact that we
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  - let him out,
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  - and and and he's not in prison, that's
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  - that's really, a disgrace for New Jersey.
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  - And and when you say that two officers
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  - have to be critically shot
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  - to enforce a warrant,
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  - A warrant means somebody was already in jail.
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  - They were already arrested.
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  - They're already identified as a criminal, and then
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  - a judge lets them out,
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  - saying, well, you have to show up in
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  - court in a certain date, and they don't
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  - show up. And now we have to put
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  - police officers in danger
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  - to go,
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  - re arrest someone who never should have been
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  - released in the first place. I hope we'll
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  - have those kind of discussions,
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  - more publicly, but I just don't see it.
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  - Yeah.
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  - That that is
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  - I I wondered that too. Like, why was
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  - this guy out? You know? Yeah.
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  - So so anyway, so here that I've, spoken
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  - and I have, like, another twenty minutes of
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  - stuff to talk about on the cutting room
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  - floor. I'm just gonna mention them.
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  - You know you had an 18 year old,
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  - freshman,
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  - in England, freshman college student
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  - stabbed,
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  - by a, an immigrant in in, England. And
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  - as he's bleeding to death,
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  - the perpetrator called the victim a racist. And
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  - because of that, instead of treating the
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  - victim
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  - for stab wounds, the police handcuffed them and
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  - watched them bleed to death in England, and
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  - yet not one major media outlet in America
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  - has even reported that story.
• 17:29
  - And, of course, you have, in in New
• 17:31
  - Jersey, new legislation, $20,000,000
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  - to defend illegal aliens,
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  - and also a new law
• 17:38
  - that would impose,
• 17:40
  - penalties on any companies,
• 17:42
  - New Jersey companies that, sold fossil fuels,
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  - during the past twenty years to pay $50,000,000,000
• 17:49
  - to the state.
• 17:50
  - So, of course, when you have a tax
• 17:52
  - to make, corporations pay, who ends up paying?
• 17:55
  - Oh, we do. Yeah. We we make the
• 17:57
  - oil companies pay $50,000,000,000
• 17:59
  - to New Jersey. Guess what? Where's that $50,000,000,000
• 18:01
  - gonna come from? Increases in what we pay
• 18:04
  - for gasoline at the pump. Anyway, so much
• 18:06
  - to talk about. Libertyandprosperity.com,
• 18:08
  - and what a way to start a weekend.
• 18:11
  - Yes. Yes. That's true. Thank you, Seth. As
• 18:13
  - always, good stuff. Seth Grossman, Liberty and Prosperity.
• 18:16
  - The website, libertyandprosperity.com.
• 18:18
  - Check it out. It is a very good
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  - website.