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Speaker 5: And welcome, well, welcome, I'm Ron Edwards and yep it's
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Speaker 5: the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. Glad to be
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Speaker 5: with you this day, and it is a good day. Indeed,
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Speaker 5: hopefully it's a great day where you are. You know
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Speaker 5: how many economists does it take to count money? How
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Speaker 5: many economists does it take to lower or increase interest rates?
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Speaker 5: How many being counters does an organization need well put
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Speaker 5: in the Federal Reserve? Guess how many being counters? The
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Speaker 5: Federal Reserve has eight eight thousand economists at the Federal Reserve,
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Speaker 5: and they still get it wrong, proving that you can
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Speaker 5: often have too many cooks or chefs in the kitchen.
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Speaker 5: And we all know that the Federal Reserve system is
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Speaker 5: helping to purposefully tramp down economic growth in order to
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Speaker 5: inhibit President Trump's full economic growth for our country, for
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Speaker 5: we the people, it is time that we the people
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Speaker 5: inhibit or stop Kynesian economics and basically Kanesian John Kyanesian
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Speaker 5: convinced many people to curse the United States of America
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Speaker 5: with this stupid concept which promotes the fallacy that it
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Speaker 5: is government spending that is the primary tool to promote
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Speaker 5: economic growth, and nothing could be further from the truth. Sure,
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Speaker 5: when the Feds, you know, pump out trillions of dollars
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Speaker 5: into the economy, there is a bump up, but it's
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Speaker 5: not true economic growth. It's like a sugar high. What
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Speaker 5: happens after a sugar high. You're depleted of energy, you know,
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Speaker 5: you're just running around the chaopectec dogtingion and all of
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Speaker 5: a sudden, ding ding ding, And that's what happens with
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Speaker 5: the economy. You get this shot of adrenaline or sugar
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Speaker 5: high with all those dollars, and then it runs out
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Speaker 5: because it doesn't promote true economic growth. There is no
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Speaker 5: encouragement to increase economic spending on construction, on manufacturing, production,
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Speaker 5: opening new businesses, etc. A lot of people pocket that money.
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Speaker 5: And this is a continuing problem here in our country.
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Speaker 5: Do you know that with the probably the only major
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Speaker 5: company our country in the world, that the major banks
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Speaker 5: are not lowering the interest rates. The Bank of England,
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Speaker 5: they lowered their interest rates and the pound is doing
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Speaker 5: quite well, thank you please. And that's the same across
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Speaker 5: the board. All the European nations, which are supposed to
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Speaker 5: be more socialist than we are. I beg to differ.
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Speaker 5: Bigley have lowered their interest rates three times, which is
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Speaker 5: strengthened the pound. And the current set up benefits the
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Speaker 5: super wealthy. Yeah, like I said, people pocket the money.
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Speaker 5: Now what we need to do is adopt remember the
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Speaker 5: concept of supply side economics. But it cannot happen in
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Speaker 5: force until the Feds who are against Trump's President Trump.
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Speaker 5: There against President Trump, okay, And if they're against Trump,
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Speaker 5: they're against you and I. Because President Trump has openly
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Speaker 5: stated that he wants Main Street to prosper, not just
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Speaker 5: Wall Street. And see the people of Wall Street, the
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Speaker 5: Wall Street Journal, the Federal Reserve, all the globalist cabul
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Speaker 5: they don't give a hoot to drops of water. They
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Speaker 5: don't give up, you know, true, they don't give much
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Speaker 5: towards us. They really don't like we the people. They
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Speaker 5: don't want us to prosper. They don't want us to
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Speaker 5: have joyful lives. That's why they refuse to cut our
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Speaker 5: interest rates.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 5: They were willing to do it when Uncle Joe was
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Speaker 5: in office because they wanted to help Uncle Joe help
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Speaker 5: Kamal up. But as soon as the election results happen,
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Speaker 5: they jacked up the rates and they keep making this excuse, Oh,
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Speaker 5: it'll fuel inflation. No it won't, because the other elements
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Speaker 5: of the economy are ready to take off, so it
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Speaker 5: would be a well rounded affair. There's much manufacturing to
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Speaker 5: be done, there's much construction to be done. Many people
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Speaker 5: across the country want to open new small businesses. Many
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Speaker 5: people are actually trying to in this environment. And so
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Speaker 5: we have to you know, we've got to look square
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Speaker 5: on on these issues and who's behind what and where
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Speaker 5: and why and how so we can get to the
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Speaker 5: bottom of all this. And we've got to start contacting
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Speaker 5: our representatives when they finally come back and want to
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Speaker 5: do some work. And by the way, speaking of our
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Speaker 5: representatives and the senators, we need to really contact them
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Speaker 5: like crazy, literally like bangees and tell them to go
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Speaker 5: on a real break. It's time for them to take
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Speaker 5: a break, go on recess for real, so their President
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Speaker 5: Trump can make his recess appointments now I understand there's
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Speaker 5: a lot of Republicans. They don't like President Trump either.
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Speaker 5: They don't want things to be too good for the people,
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Speaker 5: you know, they want things to be marginally better. And
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Speaker 5: one of the reasons why a lot of Republicans don't
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Speaker 5: want things to get too too good is because then
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Speaker 5: they cannot be controlled opposition. They can't see They think
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Speaker 5: that they'll have a better chance of getting re elected
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Speaker 5: over and over again if there's always just enough problems,
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Speaker 5: so they can go out and say, see what the
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Speaker 5: Democrats are doing. If you don't reelect us, we you know,
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Speaker 5: things are going to get a lot worse. Well, Instead,
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Speaker 5: Republicans should say, you know what, We're going to do
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Speaker 5: everything we can that is right and otherwise for the
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Speaker 5: country so that we the people can live very well
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Speaker 5: in this country and we can so that then they
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Speaker 5: should only have two terms. Anyway, by the way, they
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Speaker 5: should have two terms and you're out, so that then
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Speaker 5: they can go back into the economy and prosper themselves.
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Speaker 5: That should be the main source of prosperity, not being
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Speaker 5: a career government official that's insulated in a bubble of
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Speaker 5: special privileges that you've weaved for yourself and your colleagues
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Speaker 5: in this uniparty called the Democrats and the Republicans. And
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Speaker 5: we have to make the representatives and the senators understand
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Speaker 5: that we know what's going on and that we will
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Speaker 5: vote them out of office with only one term if
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Speaker 5: they don't get it together. And that's the situation here.
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Speaker 5: People want to become a career politician so that they
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Speaker 5: can feel important about themselves and they can insulate themselves
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Speaker 5: from the problems they produce. Isn't that amazing? How evil
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Speaker 5: is that politicians in this country have insulated themselves from
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Speaker 5: the very problems they produce. And it's happened on a
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Speaker 5: local level. Ask Brandon Johnson of Chicago, Ask Eric Adams
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Speaker 5: of New York, or his predecessor as Smirkface, the mayor
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Speaker 5: of Los Angeles, mayor Bass. These people insulate themselves with
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Speaker 5: all the wonderful byproducts of what is supposed to be
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Speaker 5: a prosperous economy or free market economy. But yet they
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Speaker 5: enact socialist policies against you and I to inhibit us.
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Speaker 5: They want to have more and more and more while
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Speaker 5: you and I have less and less. Even if it's
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Speaker 5: Hey we're back. I'm Ron Edwards and you are listening
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Speaker 5: to The Ron Edwidge American Experience. Thanks so much for
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Speaker 5: tuning in from throughout America and around the world. It's
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Speaker 5: greatly appreciated. And you know, before the break, I was
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Speaker 5: just talking about I'm going to wrap this up real
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Speaker 5: quick before getting to my next subject about the economy
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Speaker 5: and how we the people must stay in contact with
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Speaker 5: our representatives and senators and let them know that we
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Speaker 5: want free market economics, get rid of this Kynesian economic
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Speaker 5: garbage and stop screwing around with our money and lower
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Speaker 5: these interest rates. And by the way, I think it's
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Speaker 5: high time. It's been high time John Kennedy understood this. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 5: that's the main reason why they blew them away. But
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Speaker 5: the truth is the truth. We need to dismantle from
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Speaker 5: within the federal reserve system. Get rid of those eight
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Speaker 5: thousand economists. So you have eight thousand brains and the
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Speaker 5: collection of all of those brains cannot match wits with yours,
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Speaker 5: truly in understanding or willing to do what is right
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Speaker 5: in regards to the economy of the United States of America.
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Speaker 5: That's evil. That's very evil, my friends, and we have
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Speaker 5: to do something about it. We got to do something
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Speaker 5: about it now. And we also have to do something
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Speaker 5: about some of the craziest decisions, you know, in beautiful Cincinnati.
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Speaker 5: Cincinnati is one of my favorite cities in the Midwest.
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Speaker 5: I love the topography, the gentle hills around the city
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Speaker 5: and beautiful neighborhoods like over the Rhine and Mount Adams,
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Speaker 5: and downtown is pretty cool too, and the River Bank
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Speaker 5: and all of that nice stuff, very nice restaurants and
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Speaker 5: great museums. But friends, Romans Americans, please lend me your ears.
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Speaker 5: Authorities have now hit the white guy who was savagely
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Speaker 5: beaten by the hyenas during the Cincinnati brawl. He's been
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Speaker 5: smacked with a criminal charge following the outcry from the
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Speaker 5: black leftist community. Now, before I go on about that specifically,
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Speaker 5: got to ask you guys a question. I'm sure, at
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Speaker 5: one time or another over the past twenty years you
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Speaker 5: have seen an example in the news where there was
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Speaker 5: a thug right and he might have hit some people.
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Speaker 5: He might have even wrecked a car. He might have
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Speaker 5: done something in a store. And let's say the police
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Speaker 5: came after him and he took a swing at the
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Speaker 5: cops and the cops got rough with him, I mean
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Speaker 5: really rough. Now is it right? And he paid for
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Speaker 5: his crime, But is it right for a man who
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Speaker 5: tapped another man on his jaw? Because I've seen the
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Speaker 5: video in Cincinnati where the guy he was wrong. He
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Speaker 5: should not hit that black guy first, no matter what
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Speaker 5: the guy was saying. In my humble opinion, he should
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Speaker 5: not have started anything because, as I often say, don't
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Speaker 5: start nothing, won't be nothing. And he should have been
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Speaker 5: an adult and if you know it had to walk
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Speaker 5: away or just can continue, you know, verbally joust. But
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Speaker 5: he did. He tapped him on the jaw. I didn't
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Speaker 5: hit him hard. And then of course twelve hyaenas jumped
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Speaker 5: on him and beat the crap out of him, knocked
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Speaker 5: a female out. She has brain damage. And so the
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Speaker 5: white guy is now being charged and could go to
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Speaker 5: jail for a longer time than the hyenas who knocked
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Speaker 5: the woman out. They were a concussion and beat the
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Speaker 5: crap out of the man. Now, authorities charge the unidentified
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Speaker 5: forty five year old white man with disorderly conduct for
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Speaker 5: his part in the July twenty sixth fight. Police are
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Speaker 5: not alleged are not legally allowed to identify the man
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Speaker 5: at this time. This is because under Marci's law, victims
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Speaker 5: of crimes were allowed to have their names withheld from
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Speaker 5: the public, and in his case, I would suggested he
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Speaker 5: never give his name out because there's never enough justice
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Speaker 5: for these these leftist individuals whom I call hienus. Now,
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Speaker 5: if it were up to me and it was between
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Speaker 5: the two men, you know, it's you know, put on
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Speaker 5: the gloves, let the two men hammer it out, and
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Speaker 5: then the two men hammer it out and other then
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Speaker 5: they walk away. That's the worst that should have happened.
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Speaker 5: The two men should have although I do believe that
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Speaker 5: in the beginning the guy should not have hit him first.
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Speaker 5: That's how we were trained, man, do not hit the
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Speaker 5: other guy first. Let them be a counterpuncher. You're just
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Speaker 5: better off that way. And especially now, if you're surrounded
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Speaker 5: by leftist they're not about fairness. They demand fairness and
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Speaker 5: equal treatment, but they don't operate in that manner. They
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Speaker 5: operate like hyenas or like those African hunting dogs where
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Speaker 5: it's about twenty of them against one small animal, like
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Speaker 5: twenty of them against one little female lion or something,
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Speaker 5: and that's how they operate. Literally. But I just thought,
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Speaker 5: I just think it's it's kind of wrong. It's like
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Speaker 5: he got his punishment. I mean, he got the crap eat,
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Speaker 5: not of them. And I think all those individuals that
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Speaker 5: went beyond that, that joined in, that were beyond the
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Speaker 5: man who he slapped, anyone beyond that man who he slapped,
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Speaker 5: should be charged. But from the looks of this story here,
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Speaker 5: they're not being charged other than the person that I think,
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Speaker 5: not the lady out. But from the looks of this story,
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Speaker 5: in this particular story that I'm that I'm looking at
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Speaker 5: right here, I don't see where any of the other
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Speaker 5: hyenas were charged with anything. Hmmm, interesting. Interesting. And I
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Speaker 5: think these kinds of decisions are made on purpose to
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Speaker 5: create more animosity, which leads to division. And of course,
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Speaker 5: the you know, the unintelligent will just say racism, racism, racism,
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Speaker 5: instead of looking at the heart the the you know,
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Speaker 5: the the heat, the heat of the matter, meaning the
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Speaker 5: beginning the root of it. Instead of always calling everything racism,
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Speaker 5: you should look at the issue and let's solve the problem,
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Speaker 5: rather than slapping another one on top of it. You know,
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Speaker 5: it's just crazy. People are more about dividing the country
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Speaker 5: over bull capitalists with a hit than really dealing with
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Speaker 5: issues in an honest way so that we can get
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Speaker 5: past these things. Because there's too many external and government
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Speaker 5: entities that are literally trying to rob this country right
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Speaker 5: from under we the people. While we're scratching at each other,
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Speaker 5: they're like hyenas. We're being robbed by the Wall Street cabal,
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Speaker 5: by the government cabal, and lied to by the leftist
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Speaker 5: or dragon media cabal, and by liberal, misleading, misguided preachers
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Speaker 5: as well. And that's where wisdom comes into play. And
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Speaker 5: when it comes to you know, you have the sunshine
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Speaker 5: State of Florida. Why is it that people fall for
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Speaker 5: the dumbest things? I mean, the United States of America
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Speaker 5: has enough natural gas to run the country for our
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Speaker 5: three hundred years. And that's based upon known supply right now,
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Speaker 5: and known supplies of about one hundred and fifty years.
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Speaker 5: When it comes to petroleum, and I don't know how
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Speaker 5: many years for nuclear energy if we would get back
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Speaker 5: to what providing more of that as well. So why
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Speaker 5: is it that you have solar energy in places like
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Speaker 5: Florida where solar power in sunny Florida generates only about
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Speaker 5: approximately five and a half hours a day according to
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Speaker 5: the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Yet the major providers Florida
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Speaker 5: Power and Light, Tampa Electricity, and Duke Energy, who produce
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Speaker 5: an estimated seventy to ninety percent of Florida's power needs today,
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Speaker 5: are turning the solar to the exclusion of all other
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Speaker 5: sources which are in huge supply. Why why is that?
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Speaker 5: Why are you having these kinds of stupid decisions. This
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Speaker 5: is just one situation here, and you have this stupidity
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Speaker 5: that is bubbling under the surface in other states as well.
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Speaker 5: They are purposefully trying to make everything you can think of,
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Speaker 5: put everything in this country on a weaker footing so
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Speaker 5: that we are more vulnerable to whatever you can imagine,
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Speaker 5: whether it's weather, whether it's whatever, to make things more inconvenient. Well,
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Speaker 5: at the same time, oh, this is clean energy, No
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Speaker 5: it's not. Solar energy is filthy, It is chemically latent.
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Speaker 5: Those awful solar panels have you ever been near a field,
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Speaker 5: m Well, you have acres of these these big massive
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Speaker 5: solar panels. It raises the heat by many degrees and
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Speaker 5: even around the area, and it kills the earth below
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Speaker 5: below it because you have the chemical runoff from those
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Speaker 5: awful things.
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Speaker 10: Thousands of California parents rallied outside the state Capitol Building
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Speaker 5: studied for the ministry at Yale, and in seventeen eighty
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Speaker 5: nine accepted a call to the First Church of Charlestown, Massachusetts.
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Speaker 5: He was alarmed by our pathic clergy had moved from
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Speaker 5: doctrinal orthodoxy. In seventeen ninety nine, Jedediah more stated, our
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Speaker 5: dangers are of two kinds, those which affect our religion
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Speaker 5: and those which affect our government. They are, however, so
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Speaker 5: closely allied that they cannot, with propriety be separated. To
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Speaker 5: civic freedoms and political and social happiness mankind now enjoys
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Speaker 5: in proportion as the gene human effects of Christianity are
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Speaker 5: diminished in any nation, and the same proportion will the
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Speaker 5: people of that nation recede from the blessings of genuine freedom.
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Speaker 3: It follows that all efforts made to destroy.
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Speaker 5: The foundation of our holy religion ultimately tend to the
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Speaker 3: be overthrown our present republican form of government, and all
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Speaker 3: the blessings which flow from them must fall with them.
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Speaker 5: And we're back. This is the runovers American experience. And yes,
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Speaker 5: sim or Ron Edwards. You know Lindsey Graham, Senator that is,
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Speaker 5: and the other rhinos from the Mitch McConnell coalition are
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Speaker 5: still pushing that stupid asenine sixty billion dollar eight paggage
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Speaker 5: for Ukraine. Yep. And at the same time, the United
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Speaker 5: States of America spends about five million dollars of our
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Speaker 5: tax dollars every day and keeping the Suez Canal open
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Speaker 5: because the Europeans refuse to put up a manpower and
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Speaker 5: much arms to keep that shipping canal open, which they
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Speaker 5: need a whole lot more than we do. You think
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Speaker 5: we're kind of we're the greatest nation in the history
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Speaker 5: of the world. But you think sometimes we get a
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Speaker 5: little stupid in our decisions, or we get and remain
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Speaker 5: stupid in whom we choose to make decisions. People like
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Speaker 5: Lindsay Graham, Cracker and the other Rhinos. Why is it
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Speaker 5: that the United States should be willing to put up
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Speaker 5: sixty billion dollars in aid or Ukraine when the the
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Speaker 5: European leaders who were just here a few days ago,
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Speaker 5: sitting there smiling with President Trump, have since backed off.
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Speaker 5: England says we're out. Branch has said, oh, we don't
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Speaker 5: have much to give either, We're not going to do much.
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Speaker 5: I'm not going to do it. Then they passed and
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Speaker 5: look at Germany. I'm not gonna I don't want to
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Speaker 5: do it. Hey, hey Trump, Hey, He'll do it. No,
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Speaker 5: some one who needs to get to President Trump and say,
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Speaker 5: you know what, man up, sir, be the tough guy
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Speaker 5: you tell us you are, and tell Europe you know what,
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Speaker 5: go sniff yourself or whatever. Seriously, because they're those nations.
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Speaker 5: Every nation in Europe is a lot older than this nation.
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Speaker 5: And if they don't have the gumption to figure things
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Speaker 5: out based upon their own history and after watching the
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Speaker 5: United States of America, which has been a superior example
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Speaker 5: to them and will with the exception of certain periods
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Speaker 5: like the Uncle Joe Biden years, the Ali Obama years,
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Speaker 5: Lyndon Mange Johnson years, et cetera, but overall it's been
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Speaker 5: a great example. And if the European nations want to
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Speaker 5: continue to act the way they're doing and carry on,
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Speaker 5: by the way, it's their fault under NATO as to
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Speaker 5: why Ukraine is getting its butt kicked. So someone needs
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Speaker 5: to get to President Trump and please Marco Rubio. See
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Speaker 5: he has been quietly, along with Lindsey Graham and President
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Speaker 5: Trump's ears, saying hey, hey, hey, hey, let's do this.
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Speaker 5: We can go in there and we can facilitate peace. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: we got the money, We can do it. Well, technically, no,
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Speaker 5: we don't have the money. And if we did have
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Speaker 5: the money, we still shouldn't spend it. It is a waste.
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Speaker 5: Those Europeans do not care about the solution. It is
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Speaker 5: about draining the United States of America and telling you
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Speaker 5: they don't give a rip about us, no matter how
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Speaker 5: they come over here, parading like nations used to parade
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Speaker 5: and go see Solomon. Okay, but you know, with the
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Speaker 5: exception of the Italian Prime minister who rolled her eyes
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Speaker 5: by the way at the German Chancellor when he said
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Speaker 5: some asenine statement, and so look in the United States
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Speaker 5: has to become more self oriented. The United States needs
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Speaker 5: to be more concerned about itself. It's borders, it's cities,
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Speaker 5: our lakes and rivers, the protection of our republic because
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Speaker 5: we don't do it, we don't take care of ourselves. See,
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Speaker 5: there's no one on this there's no nation on Earth
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Speaker 5: that's going to come and bring a marshall plan to
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Speaker 5: rebuild our cities. We've already done all that needs to
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Speaker 5: do be done for Europe, the European Union together, they
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Speaker 5: have I think the second largest economy in the world.
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Speaker 5: When you put all those nations together as one. Their
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Speaker 5: economy is larger than China's, so they need to act
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Speaker 5: like it and work together. If they want to be
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Speaker 5: up on Russia, if they want to be the ones
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Speaker 5: to take on Putin and that enterprise, let them have
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Speaker 5: at it. Tell them go get them, big boy, but
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Speaker 5: leave us out of it. The founding fathers warned us, Hey,
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Speaker 5: don't get entangled with that mess and over there in Europe,
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Speaker 5: don't do it. Don't do it. Good advice never runs out, man,
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Speaker 5: when it comes to these situations. There are some things now.
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Speaker 5: One of the Bible says, there's nothing new under the sun.
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Speaker 5: History continues to repeat itself. I mean, the Europeans, they
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Speaker 5: built some beautiful cities, and you have some wonderful natural
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Speaker 5: landmarks over there. But my gosh, when it comes to
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Speaker 5: the political situations, they are a hot mess and we
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Speaker 5: do not need to be the ones to bring relief
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Speaker 5: to their hot mess. They should have been great enough
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Speaker 5: to show us something. The only thing they can show
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Speaker 5: is is how to keep beautiful cities. That's the only
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Speaker 5: thing they can show us. Seriously, So it's about time
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Speaker 5: that the United States of America become more self oriented
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Speaker 5: and more focused on her relationship with her creator, as
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Speaker 5: well as a founding father's warned us, stay connected to God,
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Speaker 5: stay connected to our constitutional values, and you'll have a
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Speaker 5: good go of it. If you get stupid and walk
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Speaker 5: away from God, and if you turn away from the Constitution,
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Speaker 5: you're going to have a hard go. You're going to
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Speaker 5: be struggling. You may be dominated by other countries. That's
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Speaker 5: why China is chomping at the bit as I speak,
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Speaker 5: because they think they have the upper hand. And who
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Speaker 5: can blame them for thinking that way. The United States
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Speaker 5: has like a big retard, has taken just about all
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Speaker 5: of our native forces out of the South China Sea,
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Speaker 5: and China's oh, licking their chops. They're like, oh, we
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Speaker 5: we can't believe that. That's stupid. Holy Heavens to Murgatroyd.
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Speaker 5: Let's get ready to prepare. Let's get ready to rumble
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Speaker 5: with Taiwan. They're ready to go. They just said yesterday, Well,
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Speaker 5: we hope we can come in and take over peacefully Taiwan.
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Speaker 5: They just said it the other day. So, I mean,
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Speaker 5: we really have to stop being the chump of the earth.
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Speaker 5: Just like Malcolm X called people that continuously vote over
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Speaker 5: and over again for Democrats chumps. We have to stop
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Speaker 5: being chumps, and have to stop electing the same people
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Speaker 5: over and over again, and who keep operating in the
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Speaker 5: same style decade after decade after decade, to our detriment,
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Speaker 5: and they keep whittling away our rights as as a
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Speaker 5: freethinking people. And while at the same time, with each
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Speaker 5: generation becoming dumber and dumber, at least in the things
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Speaker 5: that are good. They know less and less and less
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Speaker 5: about the good roots of America and what made her
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Speaker 5: great and what makes it better and easier, maybe not easier,
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Speaker 5: but more likely that you have a chance and equal
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Speaker 5: opportunity to build a great life for yourself and your family.
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Speaker 5: And so we have to wake up, my friends, wake up.
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Speaker 5: It's time to wake up and get up and break
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Speaker 5: away from this stupidity and let these people in Washington,
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Speaker 5: d c. And the Pimple Palace know that we're not stupid.
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Speaker 5: We know that you guys have been ripping us off
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Speaker 5: to the tune of trillions of dollars. What we got back,
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Speaker 5: all that that is owed to us. You know, the
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Speaker 5: Social Security system is one of the biggest ripoff organizations
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Speaker 5: in the history of the world. When you are born.
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Speaker 5: You were born into a massive deficit. Yeah, yes you are.
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Speaker 5: That's why they have this security system. Has nothing to
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Speaker 5: do with about, well you need a number so you
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Speaker 5: know where you're at, or whatever the excuse that they used. Nope,
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Speaker 5: has nothing to do with that. You are ripped off
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Speaker 5: at birth. And once if they ever get rid of
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Speaker 5: the federalist cabal and all of the other one world
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Speaker 5: government tentacles out of our economy and we'll return to
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Speaker 5: a solid money system, then you'll find out all the
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Speaker 5: interest that has been collected on generation after generation of
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Speaker 5: people that are born into a deficit. Oops. And they
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Speaker 5: a little bit of histoire, and an important question. Who
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Speaker 5: came first, the States or the Feds? If the States
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Speaker 5: created the federal government, why did they act like its slaves?
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Speaker 5: Why once they tried to reassert their sovereignty they failed
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Speaker 5: this time again? Which came first, the States or the
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Speaker 5: federal government? And even better questions should be who created
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Speaker 5: whom did the Federal government create the states. Nope, the
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Speaker 5: states created the federal government when they ratified the Constitution. So,
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Speaker 5: my friends, if the states are the parents of the
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Speaker 5: federal government, why oh why are they not sovereign over
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Speaker 5: the federal government. Once state legislature tried to pass legislation
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Speaker 5: to reassert their position as sovereign over the federal government. Sadly, oh, sadly,
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Speaker 5: that measure did not pass. It didn't pass yet, Maybe
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Speaker 5: they'll try again. Hey, let's talk about sovereignty. The Texas
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Speaker 5: legislature attempted to pass that bill, some have called the
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Speaker 5: Texas Sovereignty Act. The stated purpose of the bill was,
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Speaker 5: let's get to the purpose relating to the authority of
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Speaker 5: the legislature, to determine that certain federal directives are unconstitutional
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Speaker 5: and to prohibit certain government officers and employees from enforcing
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Speaker 5: or assisting in the enforcement of the directive. Texas was
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Speaker 5: not the first state to consider such legislation, and I
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Speaker 5: can only hope and pray it won't be the last.
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Speaker 5: This time, the bill died on the Senate floor, however,
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Speaker 5: because there's too many statists in state governments. However, you know,
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Speaker 5: I try to be positive and I do believe it's
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Speaker 5: worth looking at both in the hopes that the Texas
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Speaker 5: legislature will pick us up again in the future. Got
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Speaker 5: to get more of those rhinos out of there. I
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Speaker 5: know it's dominated by Republicans, but these are statist Republicans,
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Speaker 5: and that other states will be inspired to do the same. Now,
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Speaker 5: we need a little bit of history in the United
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Speaker 5: States of America, and that's something that is not taught
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Speaker 5: enough in our government schools or even respect in our churches. Now,
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Speaker 5: let's go all the way back to seventeen seventy six,
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Speaker 5: the thirteen colonies declared themselves free and independent states. And
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Speaker 5: that's one of the reasons why I often talk about
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Speaker 5: how before we kicked manufacturing out of this country, out
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Speaker 5: of retardet thinking, states like Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, California,
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Speaker 5: and a few others by themselves are among the wealthiest
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Speaker 5: nations in the entire world. Because each state they developed
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Speaker 5: their own specialties and the things that they focused upon
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Speaker 5: and became very good at, and we had greatness even
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Speaker 5: in manufacturing. We therefore, the representatives of the United States
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Speaker 5: of America. This is back in seventeen seventy six. In general,
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Speaker 5: Congress assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the World
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Speaker 5: for the rectitude of our intentions. See they recognized God.
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Speaker 5: They appeal to the Supreme Judge of the World in
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Speaker 5: the name and by the authority of the good people
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Speaker 5: of these colonies, solemnly, polish, publish, and declare that these
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Speaker 5: United Colonies are and of right ought to be free
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Speaker 5: and independent states. That are, they are absolved from all
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Speaker 5: allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political connection
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Speaker 5: between them and the State of Great Britain is and
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Speaker 5: ought to be totally dissolved. And that is, as free
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Speaker 5: and independent states. And they didn't lose that stature when
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Speaker 5: they became the United States of America. They have full
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Speaker 5: power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce,
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Speaker 5: and to do all other acts which independent states may
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Speaker 5: of right do. Then, of course there was a declaration
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Speaker 5: of independence. These brand new and independent states recognized that
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Speaker 5: they would need to work together if they were to survive,
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Speaker 5: especially against their mother country Great Britain. Congress proposed the
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Speaker 5: Articles of Confederation in November or November of seventeen seventy seven,
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Speaker 5: and was ratified by the New States in March of
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Speaker 5: seventeen eighty one. Within this document, the States adopted a
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Speaker 5: name for their new creation, an Article one. The style
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Speaker 5: of this Confederacy shall be the United States of America
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Speaker 5: and under the Articles of Confederation. The Articles of Confederation
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Speaker 5: did not last long, thank goodness, and was replaced in
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Speaker 5: seventeen eighty seven with the superior Constitution for the United
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Speaker 5: States of America. Most us probably remember the opening to
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Speaker 5: the preamble of that precious document, which is, of course,
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Speaker 5: as we all know, we the people of the United States,
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Speaker 5: in order to form a more perfect union dot dot dot.
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Speaker 5: It is important to remember that the Constitution did not
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Speaker 5: go into effect until the States ratified. That is the
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Speaker 5: important thing to remember. The States ratified that thing, not
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Speaker 5: the other way around. The ratification of the Conventions of
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Speaker 5: nine States shall be sufficient to the establishment of this
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Speaker 5: Constitution between the States, So ratifying the same now the
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Speaker 5: United States Article seven. Now, this means that the Constitution
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Speaker 5: is an interstate compact. The term compact is most often
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Speaker 5: applied to agreements among states or between nations on matters
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Speaker 5: in which they have a common concern. Doesn't mean they
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Speaker 5: give up their sovereignty or their rights.
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Speaker 7: To some.
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Speaker 5: Entity that is far away or some centralized authority, doesn't
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Speaker 5: mean that at all. This also means that the states
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Speaker 5: are parties to the compact, and since the federal government
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Speaker 5: is a creation of this compact, the states not only
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Speaker 5: created the federal government but delegated to it to a
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Speaker 5: limited and enumerated number of powers. Oops, the powers not
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Speaker 5: delegated to the United States by the Constitution nor prohibited
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Speaker 5: by it to the States, are reserved to the states,
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Speaker 5: my friends, respectively, or to guess who yep, the people
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Speaker 5: meaning you and I uh oh. The United States Constitution
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Speaker 5: Amendment ten. As the part parties to the Constitution, the States,
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Speaker 5: and only the States have the power to amend the
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Speaker 5: document and thereby modify the powers delegated to the federal government.
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Speaker 5: So why is it that the federal government acts like
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Speaker 5: it's the supreme being, the supreme God. Where people are
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Speaker 5: in a bubbilized, self protected entity where they can seem
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Speaker 5: to do whatever the hell they want to do, no
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Speaker 5: matter how bad traitors to our nation, how bad for
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Speaker 5: our economy, et cetera, et cetera. Now there's a supremacy clause.
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Speaker 5: So if the states created the federal government, if the
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Speaker 5: states are the only entities that can delegate powers to
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Speaker 5: this government. Why do so many state governments act as
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Speaker 5: subjects of the federal governments rather than its master hmm, well, well, well,
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Speaker 5: I find that very interesting. I think that's something we
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Speaker 5: need to look into and an upcoming edition of the
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Speaker 5: run a Wage American Experience, because it is very important
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Speaker 5: that we understand whom we are as people in these
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Speaker 5: various states and commonwealths, that it is not all about
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Speaker 5: a bloated centralized government. The only people that should be
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Speaker 5: in fear of the federal government are our enemies. We
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Speaker 5: should be the most powerful nation on earth because of
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Speaker 5: the value that we hold, so dear should be the
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Speaker 5: most protected because no other nation has such values written
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Speaker 5: so deeply into its founding documents and into its rules.
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Speaker 5: But in ignorance, we the people have allowed these founding
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Speaker 5: documents to be just about to be ignored. Could you
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Speaker 5: imagine if the counting fathers and even great individual statesmen
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Speaker 5: in years after that A Lincoln, and even unelected people
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Speaker 5: like Frederick Douglass, who came to understand our constitution very deeply,
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Speaker 5: if they saw the actions of officials today, especially in
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Speaker 5: the Congress and the Supreme and the courts. Oh my goodness,
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Speaker 5: could you imagine what John Marshall would say if he
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Speaker 5: were to see how the Supreme Court, how often, how
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Speaker 5: often it rules against what is right and just in
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Speaker 5: four things that are unjust and immoral. I mean, these
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Speaker 5: people would just h they'd have they'd have fits anyway.
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Speaker 5: Not that I see that my time is up. I
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Speaker 5: thank you so much for your time, and as always
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Speaker 5: at this time, I urge you and employ you to
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Speaker 5: pray for your nation, pray for your family, your friends,
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Speaker 5: and even your enemies, that they get it right before
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Speaker 5: it's too late. And do not forget to treat others
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Speaker 5: the same way you want to be treated. And don't
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Speaker 5: forget also that Yeshua is king. Yep, I'm ron edwards.
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Speaker 5: Until next time, Excelsior, come on you
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Speaker 16: Would you would, you would be as all folks tags
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Speaker 16: that stage right