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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Faith Day! The Importance of Forgiveness with Guest Denise Edwards - 260206 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: Well, good day, gooday, hello, and how are you my friends.
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the faith. They addition
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Speaker 5: of the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. And really
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Speaker 5: really wonderful is the opening of the Winter Olympics in Italy.
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Speaker 5: My wife and I were sitting watching that. I almost
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Speaker 5: missed the show today because I was so enthralled in
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Speaker 5: the beauty of the opening of the of the Winter
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Speaker 5: Olympics and how classy it was, and it was just amazing,
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Speaker 5: and it kind of reminded us of how things have
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Speaker 5: gone awry in this country and public presentations, whether it's
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Speaker 5: the super Bowl and other big events, and how so
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Speaker 5: much trash has been thrown into American culture. It's as
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Speaker 5: if American culture has gone DEI just down the pits.
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Speaker 5: And to see something so beautiful and so elegant and
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Speaker 5: so classy in comparison to American presentations, it was just
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Speaker 5: the heartwarming lots of a tip of the hat to
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Speaker 5: some of the classic composures of the past, and you know,
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Speaker 5: just the overall beautiful presentation, remarkable stuff. But anyway, we're
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Speaker 5: going to be talking with Denise and she's going to
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Speaker 5: be joining us today. She's our special guest for this
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Speaker 5: Faith Day on the run of its American experience. And
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Speaker 5: some good news was announced yesterday, President Trump declaring a
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Speaker 5: plan to rededicate the United States of America as one
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Speaker 5: nation under God for our two hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
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Speaker 5: Many us of us have been recognizing that and praying
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Speaker 5: for that anyway for some time, and this is and
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Speaker 5: should be officially one nation under God, because as Ronald
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Speaker 5: Reagan famously said, well not too many decades ago, he
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Speaker 5: said that unless America remains as one nation under God,
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Speaker 5: we shall be one nation gone under And I know,
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Speaker 5: I know there's a lot of people today that would
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Speaker 5: love that to happen, but there's a lot more people
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Speaker 5: that don't want that to happen. And guess what we
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Speaker 5: have now boiled down to a battle of wills.
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Speaker 6: Will we the people.
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Speaker 5: Arise and make sure that America operates according to the
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Speaker 5: will of God? Or will we continue to act like
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Speaker 5: rhinal Republicans and bend over and grab our ankles and.
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Speaker 6: Allow the leftists.
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Speaker 5: And the lovers of evil to have their will be
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Speaker 5: done in America, the beautiful we shall see.
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Speaker 6: We know what we.
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Speaker 5: Want, what we're fighting for on this broadcast, what we
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Speaker 5: stand for, what we believe in, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. And
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Speaker 5: we are united with all those who believe in God
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Speaker 5: and what's best for our republic according to the word
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Speaker 5: of God. And it was refreshing to see when President
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Speaker 5: Trump recognize God. And you know, he said. One of
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Speaker 5: the things he said, he said, I'm never going to
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Speaker 5: make it to heaven. I just don't think that I qualify.
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Speaker 5: I don't think there's a thing I can do with
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Speaker 5: all the good things that I'm doing, including for religion.
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Speaker 6: He recalled.
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Speaker 5: But I said, even though I did that and so
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Speaker 5: many other things, I said, I won't qualify. I'm not
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Speaker 5: going to make it into heaven. And that is a
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Speaker 5: sad decoration that he made. And I understand why he
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Speaker 5: made it, because technically, guess what. The good news is
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Speaker 5: that none of us qualify for heaven. And the reason
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Speaker 5: why I say good news is that that is not
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Speaker 5: how we make it to heaven. And what is perplexing
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Speaker 5: to yours truly is that with all these big time
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Speaker 5: in their own mind so called Christian leaders that are
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Speaker 5: around the president near him on a regular basis. I mean,
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Speaker 5: there's a Christian office right by the White House, by
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Speaker 5: the Oval Office, where you have big time in their
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Speaker 5: own mind and Christian leaders like oh wait a minute, PAULA.
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Speaker 5: White and many others, and I am just astounded over
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Speaker 5: the fact that not one of them has set down
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Speaker 5: with the President, opened up the Bible and say, hey, look,
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Speaker 5: guess what you don't have to worry about if you qualify,
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Speaker 5: because it's how we get into heaven is through grace,
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Speaker 5: through the love of Christ. And if someone would just
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Speaker 5: talk to him and speak to him because he sincerely
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Speaker 5: does want to get into heaven. He sincerely wants our
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Speaker 5: nation to be one nation under God, to be rededicated
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Speaker 5: to God. I mean, that's pretty good stuff right there.
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Speaker 5: But for these I will just call them what they are,
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Speaker 5: religious leaders that are around him, and you have guardian
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Speaker 5: dragons like Paul White that probably keep a lot of
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Speaker 5: the spiritual truth tellers away from him, just like in
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Speaker 5: the political side, you have guardian dragons like Susan Wilds
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Speaker 5: that keep people like Peter Navaro at arm's length, people
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Speaker 5: that would really tell them the truth about what's going
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Speaker 5: on and not give them this globalist oriented information, and
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Speaker 5: then he makes his decision based upon that crap.
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Speaker 6: And here we are.
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Speaker 5: The only thing And I'll give you an example of
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Speaker 5: what I mean. Take the nation of Iran. Now we're
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Speaker 5: in a big of a data day with Iran and
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Speaker 5: blah blah blah blah blah, back and forth. The only
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Speaker 5: thing that we should do concerning Iran in any of
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Speaker 5: these mussle nations or communist nations like China, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, you.
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Speaker 6: Know the list. You know the list, you know the trail.
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Speaker 5: The only thing that we should be doing, my friends,
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Speaker 5: is making sure that the United States is as powerful
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Speaker 5: as all these other nations put together. We have the
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Speaker 5: ability to also make sure that our economy is as
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Speaker 5: big as all the rest of the economies of the
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Speaker 5: world put together. You want to know how I know,
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Speaker 5: because the United States has been in that position.
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Speaker 6: Before the nineteen.
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Speaker 5: Fifties, the entire economy of the United States was much
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Speaker 5: larger than the rest of the economy of all the
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Speaker 5: nations of the world combined. See, we've been there, done
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Speaker 5: that in our military should be second to none. And
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Speaker 5: one thing that all nations of the world know, because
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Speaker 5: of rational self interest, they're not going to mess with
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Speaker 5: something that they think is going to wipe them out. Oh,
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Speaker 5: I know, the Muslims run around talking about if you
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Speaker 5: get yourself, if you die in the effort to kill someone,
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Speaker 5: the infant, that you'll get to bang seventy virgins and drink.
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Speaker 6: All the wine you want.
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Speaker 5: Well, if they even really believed that was so true,
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Speaker 5: why is it that they try to protect themselves and
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Speaker 5: hide from being killed because they themselves know personally that
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Speaker 5: that's a bunch of bull capital as well a hit
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Speaker 5: that they tell the ignorant minions that are out there
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Speaker 5: trying to terrorize the war people like the who thies
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Speaker 5: Amas and all those other grunts out there. So the
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Speaker 5: United States should tell Iran, you know what, We're going
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Speaker 5: to arm Israel to the teeth.
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Speaker 6: We're going to help them.
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Speaker 5: So that to the point where they won't even need
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Speaker 5: our help. That's what See, it's all about. In the
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Speaker 5: physical realm of this world, it's about who's the strongest,
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Speaker 5: and while at the same time the United States we
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Speaker 5: establishing itself as one nation under God, and President Trump
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Speaker 5: needs to spend more of his time domestically and of
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Speaker 5: course cleaning out our hemisphere as per the Munroe now
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Speaker 5: called the Donroe Doctrine. And then as we become a
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Speaker 5: better place clean up our own act. More nations, like
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Speaker 5: the case with Italy, will want to be more like
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Speaker 5: us and align.
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Speaker 6: Themselves with us.
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Speaker 5: And as they would emulate the good principles that we
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Speaker 5: would be exercising, they too would be more prosperous and stronger.
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Speaker 5: And therefore all these other grunt heads like Iran would
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Speaker 5: be naturally in check. And we should just tell Iran
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Speaker 5: you mess with us, We'll mess you up and leave
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Speaker 5: them the heck alone and find and find almost invisible ways
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Speaker 5: if you understand what I mean, to help the people
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Speaker 5: to help themselves. They are clandestine ways that we can
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Speaker 5: help the people of Iran that want to be free.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, praising is holy named every day. This is a
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Speaker 5: round average American experience. I'm Ron Edwards, and thanks so
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Speaker 5: much for joining us on this faith day and joining
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Speaker 5: us in conversation. One of our favorites, her name is
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Speaker 5: Denise Edwards. She adds up the ZECHROI two five prayer
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Speaker 5: Warriors Monday through Friday throughout America and around the world.
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Speaker 5: Let's welcome her. Hello Denise, and welcome back.
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Speaker 13: Oving.
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Speaker 5: Me and I were having a good time just a
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Speaker 5: little bit ago. I almost forgot it was time for
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Speaker 5: the show man.
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Speaker 14: It was.
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Speaker 5: It was so wonderful to watch the opening of the
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Speaker 5: Winter Olympics, and yeah, we were really enjoying it for
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Speaker 5: several reasons including did you notice how classy it was?
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Speaker 5: Did you you notice how there was no trash if
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Speaker 5: you know what I mean, no cultural trash?
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Speaker 13: Yes, I think I made that observation. It was definitely
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Speaker 13: that it was. I loved the violin, I loved the cello.
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Speaker 13: I love the opera music, the classical music, the poetry,
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Speaker 13: you know. And as for the American audience, that that
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Speaker 13: stuff we used to have to but it was it
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Speaker 13: was as you and I both know that it was.
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Speaker 13: It was absence, half naked people, boombox music, vulgarity, profanity,
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Speaker 13: It was family friendly. It was just refreshing in every aspect.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was kind of hard for me to pull
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Speaker 5: myself away. And and hopefully, in fact, you mentioned this
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Speaker 5: in our conversation that you hope that Los Angeles was
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Speaker 5: watching this because you know, the Olympics is coming up
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Speaker 5: in our country in twenty eight and you know they
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Speaker 5: need to uh take a gander as it were.
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Speaker 13: They need they need udye it udie need. It needs
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Speaker 13: to be required if you're anywhere near the Olympic committee
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Speaker 13: for the Los Angeles twenty eight Games, they need to
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Speaker 13: be absolutely mandated to watch this because they it was.
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Speaker 13: The clothing was absolutely gorgeous. They did as jojia Amani,
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Speaker 13: not Versace, but yeah, Versace was there too, but they
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Speaker 13: had very everyone was just dressed elegantly. Everyone was just
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Speaker 13: dressed from head to toe that you certainly noticed how
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Speaker 13: beautiful the women looked in their full length outfit. Imagine
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Speaker 13: that they actually were fully covered yet managed to look
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Speaker 13: beautiful and classy. And it was just it was really refreshing.
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Speaker 13: Mariah Carey when she's sang vla, she looks beautiful as
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Speaker 13: she did that in Italian and it was just a
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Speaker 13: real refreshing experience. And I agree with you full home,
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Speaker 13: you know, full around that the twenty Olympics needs to
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Speaker 13: take note that we don't have to have everything you know,
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Speaker 13: has to be vulgar, naked spitting into your mic and
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Speaker 13: grabbing your lower body just to get a point across.
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Speaker 13: You could actually do it with a violin and cello
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Speaker 13: and it still sounds great.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And you know, I think that the Olympics will
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Speaker 5: be a little bit bit better because of the influence
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Speaker 5: of the Trump administration, et cetera, et cetera, hopefully. And
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Speaker 5: I say that hopefully because just as I said that,
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Speaker 5: I started, immediately came to mind was the super Bowl
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Speaker 5: coming up. And the NFL in recent munch has disgusted
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Speaker 5: me so so much that I will not be shocked
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Speaker 5: if I don't even look at the game at all
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Speaker 5: as much as I love football, because they've they've become
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Speaker 5: such a turner. Roger Goodell needs to be fired. The
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Speaker 5: the NFL owners need to come together and say, you
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Speaker 5: know what, you're out, give him a severn's pay and
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Speaker 5: get him out because he's selling a great sport down
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Speaker 5: the river of a political correctness. DEI the whole nine yards.
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Speaker 5: It's just just gone to trash. And I mean when
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Speaker 5: you think about America, everything, well not everything, but a
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Speaker 5: lot of what we do takes on the world stage automatically.
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Speaker 5: I mean, we just mentioned Mariah Carey in the Italian presentation.
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Speaker 6: Of the of the Winter Olympics.
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Speaker 5: I mean, America is all that in a bag of chips,
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Speaker 5: and so therefore we need to present ourselves in a
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Speaker 5: much better manner, not being so trashy. And you know,
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Speaker 5: because if I'm getting turned off to the point where
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Speaker 5: if I missed the Super Bowl, I won't feel that
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Speaker 5: I've missed anything. Imagine, I know there are many other
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Speaker 5: people that are feeling the same way, and it could
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Speaker 5: be a bad day for the NFL in the future.
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Speaker 13: What say you, Oh, I agree with that. Unfortunately, I
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Speaker 13: think that the Bad Bunny is probably the antithesis of
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Speaker 13: the opening ceremonies that we saw here in Milan and
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Speaker 13: Milano Cortino, Italy. I'm pretty sure it would be the
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Speaker 13: antithesis because he's planning from what reports are, that he's
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Speaker 13: planning to wear a dress. Is reported that he will
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Speaker 13: openly kiss men live on stage, so there, you know,
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Speaker 13: that's a good time to take your children for pizza
19:37
Speaker 13: or something else. He's just, you know, the antithesis, and
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Speaker 13: he is proud of it. He wants to speak in
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Speaker 13: Spanish mostly not English, so he doesn't care about the
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Speaker 13: fact that this is an American sport primarily football and
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Speaker 13: American audience. You know, of course many around the world
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Speaker 13: will why, but it is an American game, and he
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Speaker 13: is planning to speak in his native tongue as just
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Speaker 13: another you know, to you know and out, you know,
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Speaker 13: ice out and all that other things. He's basically he
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Speaker 13: wants to turn into an activist middle of the you know,
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Speaker 13: between game events, and I just think it's really sad.
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Speaker 13: I wish we could go back of just being entertainers.
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Speaker 13: I missed the days with entertainers or entertainers you didn't
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Speaker 13: know how they voted or anything like that. You just
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Speaker 13: they did what they were being paid to do.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and they were and they were great. And back
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Speaker 5: in the day you had a lot of entertainers who
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Speaker 5: were conservatives, people like Charlton Heston and many others, John Wayne,
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Speaker 5: and many of them were actually patriotic. Even Dean Martin
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Speaker 5: was patriotic. And you know, these weren't perfect individuals, but
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Speaker 5: they understood which side of the bread there, you know,
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Speaker 5: was buttered. And they have appreciated this country, most of
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Speaker 5: them did. I'm not going to say all of them,
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Speaker 5: but because there were a lot of communists too in
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Speaker 5: their ranks.
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Speaker 6: But they didn't flash it and throw it in your face.
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Speaker 6: And no, no, yeah, they did a good job.
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Speaker 1: They didn't.
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Speaker 13: They didn't need it every opportunity, like you and I
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Speaker 13: noticed on the UH in the hearings this week, it
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Speaker 13: was supposed to be about investigating fraud and then it
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Speaker 13: turns into an anti ice tirade by one of the
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Speaker 13: congress people. You know, I thought we were here to
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Speaker 13: investigate the the billions of dollars that's missing, and instead
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Speaker 13: they used it as a platform to to reil And
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Speaker 13: these are the people that made the laws that are
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Speaker 13: putting ice on the street, and they're screaming against the
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Speaker 13: very things that they're doing, and it's it's just it's
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Speaker 13: so crazy and ironic the way they behaved.
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Speaker 5: Well, when they made those laws, Denise, they had no
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Speaker 5: idea that they would be correctly used to clean up
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Speaker 5: the me that they're making in their effort to literally
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Speaker 5: destroy the republic, and so they didn't take that into account.
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Speaker 5: They thought they would only be using it against patriots,
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Speaker 5: like they did using laws against the j six Ers,
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Speaker 5: for example, whom they have tried to extinguish their lives.
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Speaker 5: And thank god they're out. But got some good news
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Speaker 5: to share with you.
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Speaker 6: Greece.
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Speaker 5: The Greek government has launched an exhaustive operation to identify
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Speaker 5: and shut down all illegal mosques in the municipality of Athens,
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Speaker 5: estimated at around sixty, most managed by immigrants from Bangladesh
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Speaker 5: and Pakistan.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 5: This initiative, announced by the Minister of Migration and Immigration,
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Speaker 5: includes the simultaneous deportation underlying deportation of foreigners operating those sites,
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Speaker 5: emphasizing that those who do not comply with Greek law
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Speaker 5: will face automatic expulsion. And guess what, there are no
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Speaker 5: Greek judge, you know, black rope gone wild judges blocking
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Speaker 5: the effort to clean up Athens, Greece.
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Speaker 6: Well, what do you know? What do you what do
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Speaker 6: you say, Denise?
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Speaker 13: I say Trump, take big notes in the shoppye and
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Speaker 13: uh implement immediately because every time you know, and and
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Speaker 13: please don't send round any nasty grams. But when you
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Speaker 13: see a mosque, you are literally seeing a temple and
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Speaker 13: to an idol, to bail alia. You're not seeing a
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Speaker 13: religious facade that's built up for the purpose of serving
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Speaker 13: and worshiping the True of the Living God LM. It
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Speaker 13: really is a genuine It might as well be a
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Speaker 13: statue of day God. It might as well be a
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Speaker 13: you know, the fish God, the Nile River God, you
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Speaker 13: I was teaching out of Matthew six, and thank you
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Speaker 13: forgiveness is critical, and I was sharing that when people
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Speaker 13: you know, they just run right through like a routine,
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Speaker 13: that says, forgive us our in the King James will
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Speaker 13: be forgive us our debts, our trespasses, as we forgive
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Speaker 13: those who trespass against us. But yesterday I was using
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Speaker 13: the version from the One new Man version, which is
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Speaker 13: also one of my favorite versions of the Bible, and
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Speaker 13: it is a lot more detailed, basically, and I'm paraphrasing
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Speaker 13: because they don't have it in front of me, but
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Speaker 13: basically the same forgive me in the exact same way
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Speaker 13: that I forgive others for everything they've ever done to me.
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Speaker 21: And it.
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Speaker 13: Raises the bar tremendously because most of us, you know,
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Speaker 13: I've said to people you know for years, thank God,
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Speaker 13: God's not fear, because most of us could not handle
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Speaker 13: getting back what we've put out. And this is what
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Speaker 13: God is saying, Okay, the same way you let it go,
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Speaker 13: the same way you didn't bring it back up, the
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Speaker 13: same way you didn't rehearse it for the fiftieth time,
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Speaker 13: the same way you truly forgave, and you didn't, you know,
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Speaker 13: your fist didn't curl up when you saw that person again,
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Speaker 13: or you didn't want to, you know, go tear their
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Speaker 13: hair out when you said the same way you were
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Speaker 13: able to not do any of those things, in the
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Speaker 13: same way I can respond to you. And it puts
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Speaker 13: the onus of forgiveness really on you. It really is
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Speaker 13: for your liberty, and it is awesome because it glorifies God,
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Speaker 13: because it's it's hip hop proceed to say I'm forgiven
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Speaker 13: of my sin because of Jesus, I can make it
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Speaker 13: in heaven. But then you hold art against everyone else
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Speaker 13: and you rehearse it. You know, I've been guilty of
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Speaker 13: rehearsing pain and reliving pain, and it strengthens it, which
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Speaker 13: is something else we don't always realize. When we rehearse
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Speaker 13: it for the fiftieth time, we've given it stress and
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Speaker 13: it becomes a part of our identity. And so he
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Speaker 13: is literally letting you know that when he says forget,
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Speaker 13: you know, forgive me as I forgive those who have
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Speaker 13: trespasses against me, He's literally saying, I'm gonna watch how
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Speaker 13: you do it, and to the same extent of grace,
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Speaker 13: love and forgiveness that you give out. And this is
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Speaker 13: not God saying you have to forget it. What the
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Speaker 13: scriptures actually says is he says he chooses to remember
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Speaker 13: it no more. You know, everybody says, well, God forgets it.
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Speaker 13: He puts it as far as the east and from
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Speaker 13: the west, but those are still locations that can be
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Speaker 13: reached if you wanted to go back and gravity could
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Speaker 13: he chose to not forget it. He could do that too.
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Speaker 13: He just says, I choose not to remember your sin
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Speaker 13: because you have repented it, because you've asked me for
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Speaker 13: pity and mercy and grace, and because you have come
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Speaker 13: to me and recognized your sinful nature and your need
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Speaker 13: for a savior. I'm gonna choose to treat you as
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Speaker 13: if you never did it. It's a choice, And so
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Speaker 13: forgiveness for each of us is a choice, and sometimes
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Speaker 13: we're better at it than others. You know, this message
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Speaker 13: that I share you, I say, was as much for
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Speaker 13: me as it for anyone else. Some days we have
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Speaker 13: to really train ourselves to just choose to not remember it,
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Speaker 13: to not rehearse it. That every time, if you keep
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Speaker 13: running into that person, if they never apologize, you don't
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Speaker 13: use that opportunity to remind them. Because in many instances,
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Speaker 13: and this I've learned over the years, the way you
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Speaker 13: view what you did to somebody may not be the
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Speaker 13: way they view it and you don't. Also, you can't
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Speaker 13: overlook the persons forgive me as I forgive them, meaning
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Speaker 13: you've offended somebody. And I know to a lot of
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Speaker 13: people when they read that verse, they focus solely on,
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Speaker 13: you know, the people that offended them. But it leads
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Speaker 13: with what you did first, which is another area that's
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Speaker 13: just glossed over. So we have to really when it
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Speaker 13: comes to forgiveness, we have to take the time on
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Speaker 13: what we've done, not let it go. But also I
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Speaker 13: cited the varying diseases, and this is science, this is
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Speaker 13: not just biblical. There are literally multitudes of diseases. And
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Speaker 13: ron you know my story where I pray for women,
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Speaker 13: where the Lord told me to tell her literally just
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Speaker 13: a couple of words, forgive and live.
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Speaker 1: It was three.
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Speaker 13: Words, and she got healed of the stage four breast
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Speaker 13: cancer right there on the spot. And she had been
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Speaker 13: angry at her ex husband for thirty one years. He
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Speaker 13: had gotten remarried, gone on with his life and she's still,
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Speaker 13: you know, angry. And she was the one that was,
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Speaker 13: you know, coming to the end stages of her life.
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Speaker 13: And when she forgave her husband a couple of weeks later,
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Speaker 13: where she no longer had cancer in her body because
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Speaker 13: she understood what God was saying said, what is killing
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Speaker 13: you is not the cancer, it's your unforgiveness, and it's
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Speaker 13: it's equated to immune system issues, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, sleep apnea.
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Speaker 13: I mean, there are heart attacks. There is literally a
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Speaker 13: huge variety of physical diseases and illments that can that
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Speaker 13: doctors have associated with unforgiveness. So when God just forgive,
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Speaker 13: he's not just telling you that because he wants to
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Speaker 13: forgive you. He's also taking that because he wants you
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Speaker 13: to live healthy. He wants you to live strong, he
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Speaker 13: wants you to have a chance at life. And if
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Speaker 13: you keep carrying that poison in your body, eventually it
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Speaker 13: will corrupt and take you out. And that person more
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Speaker 13: than likely. And you know from my own person story,
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Speaker 13: most in most instances, those people what they keep on doing,
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Speaker 13: what they've been doing, And why are you going to
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Speaker 5: Yeah, And I'm also reminding real quick about immediately about
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Speaker 5: Jesus himself, who did nothing wrong, but who took the
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Speaker 5: before he died, Father forgives them. Well, they know not
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Speaker 5: what they do. And he literally forgave them, gave them all,
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Speaker 5: forgave us all. If we accept his forgiveness and we
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Speaker 5: can get into heaven. And it's not through good works.
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Speaker 5: I think he even understand it's not through good works,
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Speaker 5: because he even said with all the good things I've done,
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Speaker 5: I don't think I'll get in. And I mean that
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Speaker 5: is elementary. If PAULA White and that gaggle of spiritual
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Speaker 5: advisors or not don't have enough wisdom between all of
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Speaker 5: them to just simply tell them about accepting Christ, I
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Speaker 5: don't know what to say.
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Speaker 13: Denise, Well, I agree, and I'm gonna add, if you
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Speaker 13: don't mind, I want to repeat. I want to share
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Speaker 13: the exact version, and I'll reply to what you said
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Speaker 13: about the forgiveness by him making it to heaven. But
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Speaker 13: I got the actual verse while the break was going on,
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Speaker 13: and in Matthew chapter six, verse twelve, and this is
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Speaker 13: the one new Man translation, and it says, you must
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Speaker 13: right now forgive our sins for us in the same
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Speaker 13: manner as we have completed forgiving everyone of everything big
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Speaker 13: and little against us. And that is a huge requirement.
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Speaker 13: You're saying, you're asking God to forgive you in the
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Speaker 13: same manner that you have completely You're done. You have
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Speaker 13: successfully been able to forgive everyone of everything they've ever
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Speaker 13: done to you, rather big or small. So it doesn't
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Speaker 13: matter if you're molested or you got short changed at
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Speaker 13: the restaurant. Either way, you have to let it go.
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Speaker 13: And I just thought, wow, that is such a requirement.
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Speaker 13: But I'm glad you allowed me to share this with
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Speaker 13: the audience because I pray that you guys will be
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Speaker 13: able to operate in that, because it's better to get
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Speaker 13: it under the blood on this side than having it to
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Speaker 13: carry all that with you and try to sort it
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Speaker 13: out and judgment. You know, can you imagine trying to
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Speaker 13: pull out your files?
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Speaker 5: Then you have the most frightened look you ever had.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah you would.
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Speaker 13: And in response to what you said about Trump, yes,
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Speaker 13: he did say he was not sure. He said he
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Speaker 13: thought he might because of all the good but he
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Speaker 13: didn't have any certainty. And as you mentioned in the open,
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Speaker 13: he needs to have that certainty and only his revelation
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Speaker 13: of what Christ did, the death of Barrel and the resurrection,
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Speaker 13: the victory at Cavalry is the only security any of
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Speaker 13: us have, which is critical in our capacity to function
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Speaker 13: here on the earth, because if you know that you
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Speaker 13: are not having to work your way into heaven, you
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Speaker 13: can relax, you can do the parts you can do
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Speaker 13: and breathe. But if he is in a place because
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Speaker 13: he knows he probably has more time behind them than
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Speaker 13: in front of him, he is probably much more cognizant
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Speaker 13: of that of the eighty June fourteenth this year, and
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Speaker 13: he is definitely recognizing that, you know what, I need
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Speaker 13: to get that part of my life secured. And I
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Speaker 13: think Paula White and them are egregious. I don't even
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Speaker 13: know why they call themselves pastors or leaders when the
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Speaker 13: most basic element of being born again has not been
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Speaker 13: clarified to him and taught. It really is an egregious era,
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Speaker 13: and I fear for them having explained that to God.
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Speaker 13: When you have access to the President of the United
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Speaker 13: States and you have not made the simplicity of salvation
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Speaker 13: known to.
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Speaker 5: Him, it's like they're they're keeping it as a secret.
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Speaker 6: Kind of reminds me of Susan Wilds.
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Speaker 5: In the political realm, keeping things from him that are helpful,
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Speaker 5: unfreaking believable, denise something else that is very I'll just
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Speaker 5: say infuriating. These people just won't quit. In Nigeria, armed
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Speaker 5: extremists killed another one hundred and sixty two people during
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Speaker 5: attacks on two villages and in western Nigeria. The attacks
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Speaker 5: targeted the villages of a Warro and Nuku in the
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Speaker 5: state of KUARAUA. Mohammed Omar Bio is a member of
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Speaker 5: the parliament representing the area. Now, he said the attacks
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Speaker 5: were carried out by the La Kuawa, an armed group
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Speaker 5: affiliated with the guess what, Islamic state group. No one
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Speaker 5: has claimed responsibility for the attacks now, I think those
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Speaker 5: responsible are already described Islamists and so this is something
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Speaker 5: else that has been infuriating to me for a long time,
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Speaker 5: many years. When it comes to these Islamis, they decide
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Speaker 5: to just go in and rape and kill and do
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Speaker 5: whatever they hangaril they want to do. And when you
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Speaker 5: compare what they do, there's been very little backlash. And
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Speaker 5: something's got to give, and it's about time that they
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Speaker 5: do receive just for what they do. I'm not talking
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Speaker 5: about revenge, but I mean just justice.
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Speaker 6: What say you?
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Speaker 13: I agree? And in that very note I ask your
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Speaker 13: audience to pray. Tuesday, the tenth of February, Chip Boy
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Speaker 13: is holding a subcommittee meeting in response to that very
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Speaker 13: thing and to expose, hopefully and finally to get it
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Speaker 13: on the books, the reality that Sharia and the constitution
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Speaker 13: are incompatible, and this nation is under a constitution and
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Speaker 13: can never ever be under shillah. The two do not.
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Speaker 13: There is no freedom religion, freedom to carry, freedom of speech,
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Speaker 13: none of those freedoms are allowed. If you're not a
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Speaker 13: male Muslim, you don't have any of those freedoms. And
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Speaker 13: everyone else is subjugated to slavery, taxation, death, and sexual sin.
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Speaker 13: And so he is holding a very important meeting on
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Speaker 13: heal on Tuesday, and I do ask their audience and
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Speaker 13: pray for the success of that. They need to get
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Speaker 13: it on the books that the Sharia will not be
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Speaker 13: the law anywhere, anytime, any place on this United States
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Speaker 13: or it's US territories, because all they have to do
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Speaker 13: is take a look across the pond and see, I mean,
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Speaker 13: you have English British women who just wear normal clothes
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Speaker 13: and get spit on. Even the women here in Dearborn,
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Speaker 13: Michigan have been spat on because they weren't carrying, you know,
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Speaker 13: weren't wearing burgers. Rich about the United States, Rich about
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Speaker 13: Michigan where white women, black women, any woman does not
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Speaker 13: dress head to toe in a sheet get spat on.
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Speaker 13: Vulgar things have been you know, gyrated at them and
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Speaker 13: what have you. I had that happen to me when
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Speaker 13: I was in Israel and we were in the Muslim
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Speaker 13: quarters and I got very mistreated by the Muslims because
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Speaker 13: I didn't have the attire on when I was going
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Speaker 13: through that area in the Old City. So it is
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Speaker 13: a real thing. I've experienced it directly, and they want
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Speaker 13: to bring that to all US.
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Speaker 24: Cities to make sure it's already happening in dearborn, where
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Speaker 24: if the American woman walks down the street, the females
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Speaker 24: will come out and spit on her.
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Speaker 5: And this is crazy to be allowed in the United
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Speaker 5: States of America anywhere. And our representatives, in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 5: and you know, whether they local or state or national federal,
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Speaker 5: they need to be taken to task eventually. And I
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Speaker 5: think it's criminal that anyone who raises their hands to
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Speaker 5: be representatives of the and to protect the constitution of
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Speaker 5: the United States and then turn around and allow such
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Speaker 5: madness to infiltrate and become a part of our society
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Speaker 5: needs to be checked. Well, Denise are time together has
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Speaker 5: come to an end, at least your Faith Day edition
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Speaker 5: of The Wine of the American Experience. And ladies and gentlemen,
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Speaker 5: thank you so much for tuning in now that I
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Speaker 5: see that my time is all. Thank you again for
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Speaker 5: your time. And as I always say, at this time,
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Speaker 5: don't forget to pray for your nation and your family,
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Speaker 5: your friends, and even your enemies as.
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Speaker 6: They get a right before it's too late. Remember to
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Speaker 6: treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 6: Until next time. I'm on Edwards Excelsior.
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Speaker 3: Even would be it would be lev that's all folks
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Speaker 3: tags
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Speaker 6: That stage right