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I guess we were child, we were children that they always like to say
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the successful people, the top one percent don't pay any taxes, When that's
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a big, fat lie. But yet so many people so often still buy
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into that fallacy that they don't pay taxes. If the rich did not pay
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taxes, you think it's bad. Now, Oh my goodness. Just imagine
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if the wealthy were to take all of their productivity and wealth to another country
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and join let's say, the thirty one percent of the auto industry that now
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resides in Mexico and the growing industrial moves that continue to head towards China that's
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picked up massively since Uncle Joe assumed the presidency. Was looking at a video
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this morning. It's one of those things you're looking about and all of a
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sudden you happen upon something, and it was a bunch of protesters. They
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were in the middle of a street, and you know, it was a
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huge backup of traffic. And it just blows my mind how people just allow
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it was only about maybe it was less than ten of these protesters that were
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sitting in the street, and they had these little barricades, and they were
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just just sitting there patiently in their cars. I don't understand. I don't
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have the mental capacity to understand how hundreds of people in their cars could sit
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there and tolerate ten people blocking a free way or a street. I don't
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get it, and I don't want to get it. It was good to
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see finally a police officer came. Two of them came in a vehicle and
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they basically bumped the barricade out of the way. And when they did,
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the people tried to jump back into the street and everything, and they started
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throwing them on the ground and you know, arresting them. But we need
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more of this across the country. But there's one problem though, in many
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cities across the country, when streets are blocked and other inconveniencies are caused by
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these thugs and thug acts, the problem is there's so few police officers,
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and where there are police officers, many of them are discouraged. They're not
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going to go on such calls anymore. The only time most police officers show
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up is if someone gets shot. And the reason why is because here's the
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thing. Police officers have for so long been discouraged from doing what they should
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do, and in my opinion, they should be allowed to go very hard
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after thugs and other criminals. You know, the day and age with this
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experiment, as far as I'm concerned, is over about being kind and being
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nice and not instilling fear in thugs. Looking at another video, a train,
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a commuter train is zooming by, right, this guy runs up with
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spray paint, this giant spray painting device, and is that the train is
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whizzing by. He's spraying the train and there's no repercussions. Maxine Waters can
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say, hey, get into the into their faces if you find them at
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a restaurant, at a gasoline station, as she says, go after him.
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But yet a man who threatened her is now sentenced to nearly three years
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in prison. Now I'm not saying that it was right for him to threaten
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her, No, I'm not, But why is it that some people like
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way Out Waters is allowed to say things and tell people and encourage people to
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go after people. Because she's a socialist pig and disagrees with those of us
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who, for example, just want a protected border, she can get away
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with saying things like that, But someone who threatens her is he still should
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have been locked up. But I'm just saying that, why is it that
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one side is okay and they get away with saying whatever, and others are
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locked up And it just goes to show you that we do have a two
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tier justice system in this country. The Apartment of Justice demands Appeals Court deny
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Steve Bannon's emergency motion delaying prison sentence. Now, why would why should Steve
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Bannon and others go to prison because they support President Trump and the things and
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the reasons that they're coming up with to throw these guys in jail, Doctor
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Navarro, Individuals like that. It is just insane what continues to be allowed
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in this country. And I was in a conversation with someone and they still
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believe that the police officers are too brutal, especially to minorities or whatever.
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And I told them, I said, well, first of all, if
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you still think that police officers are so brutal, why is it that I've
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never heard you say anything about the criminals that are killing people people, the
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illegals that are raping people. And what about that Big Eight, the Big
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eight terrorists who were recently arrested, crickets. Nothing. The individuals still have
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a problem with domestic with local police officers, and they never want to look
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at the numbers, do they When you look at the fact that over four
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hundred police officers were attacked and many of them killed, just last year,
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and I forget the exact number of police officers that have already been killed this
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year, a new record for this time period so far. And it continues
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to go on and on and on, my friends. But I will tell,
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like I told this individual, is this idiot, the day is going
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to soon come where law biting Americans are just going to be forced to take
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things into their own hands. And a lot of these thugs are going to
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be very sorry, and the thugs, it's going to get so rough on
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thugs. I believe in some locales that the thugs will be calling for the
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police because people can only be pushed around and for so long, especially us
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men. We just you know, we can only tolerate so many break ins,
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so many attacks on our property, cars, et cetera, our families,
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and these illegals are coming over here in this country doing all kinds of
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dirt, and yet the Biden administration says and does nothing. And if they
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find out that you speak out against it, boy, they want to come
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after you with fangs gaping. But I think they're going to get their come
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up and in the not too distant future. I just have a funny feeling
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Edwards American Experience. Yeah. Absolutely. She is a lady and her name
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is Melanie Colette, and she's going to be joining us in just a minute.
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But before the break, I was talking about how in many cities police
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officers are discouraged from arresting thugs and going hard after criminals the way I think
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they should go. No sooner than we went into break and one of our
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listeners chimed in and they said this in a nearby city. To me,
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the police have been told not to arrest people. They are told by the
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state attorney general that her office will not support prosecution of criminals. The effort
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to bring lawlessness to our nation and get citizens to beg for the federal government
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to take over law enforcement throughout our nation or for civil war to break out.
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Spot on, sir, And that is the state of our nation.
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But see, I have an answer for that. We the people are the
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ones who need to go, Craig Gray. We don't need to go to
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the federal government. We have to be smart enough to say, you know
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what, we're going to become the problem to the thugs. How many millions
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of veterans who understand how to use weaponry, etc. Etc. And others
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who train in the private sector and know how to take care of business.
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That's the key. We don't need the federal government to get involved, because
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that'll be a much bigger problem than the thugs that we deal with today.
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So anyway, let's join with our guest. Her name is Melanie Colette.
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You can see her weekly on Newsmax. He's a great contributor there. I
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enjoy her sets on there, and she's also a member of Project twenty one
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and has been for some time. Hello Melanie, and welcome back Helloa Ron
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Edwards. How are you excellent? Excellent? Hey, you know we're dealing
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with Biden plation and things of that nature, and you know, I just
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I got to ask you, what do you think about parents going into debt
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to pay for Disney vacation because they want to keep their children slap happy.
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I bring something like this up because there's so many unwise decisions being made by
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a lot of people, and in my opinion, it looks like they're helping
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Uncle Joe throw them into the poorhouse. What say you? Oh, definitely.
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One of the things that Uncle Joe said not too long ago is that,
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you know, inflation's high, but they have the money. People have
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the money, Like, no, they don't credit When credit card debt is
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at historic highs, people don't have the money. There's something borrowing the money.
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And if we learned anything from two thousand and eight that whenever people over
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borrow, we're going to be headed for a crash, then there's going to
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be problems. And there's already problems. There's already problems in the housing market
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the price of housing. People are simply not buying them and corporations are buying
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them. Hopefully, hopefully, maybe it'll balance itself out eventually, but right
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now it certainly is not well. I don't think it can balance itself out
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until there are certain policy changes that are taken away that were not in place
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four years ago. I mean four years ago before Uncle Joe officially took over,
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things were improving steadily. And those policies need to be reinstacted and I'm
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sorry, reinstated. And we need to also practice due diligence when it comes
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to I don't know, just being wise with our money and things of that
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nature, and being able to use self control. I mean, I think
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it's crazy, but I'm looking at this. It's a long story here about
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parents going into death because they don't want to disappoint their little ones. Oh
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that's you know, that's that's everywhere. As you know, I used to
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be an educator, and that's just listen, I'm not a parent, so
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I feel, you know, kind of funny trying to judging, but you
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know that is it's not like when I grew up, my parents did not
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care, not that all that much about my happiness, was not very relevant
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in their lives. So but but it's like their kids happiness is everything in
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this day and age, down to whether or not they get good grades and
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stuff like that. Like, oh, they don't want to do it,
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so we're not going to make them. Like what is going on? Yeah,
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it's pure insanity. But I mean I know people who certainly, not
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only for Disney, but like vacations every year borrowed from their pension findes,
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which is like the worst thing you could do to take the kids on vacation
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every year. Ridiculous. Yeah, man, that's really crazy. Yep,
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only nuts. But but but and see, we live in a society where
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it's about out I guess what is that called immediate gratification? Oh, yes,
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sure that's it. Yeah, and and and which which which to me
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is nothing more than the inability to just have self control and have a long
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term vision. And that's one of the problems we have in Western society all
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across the board, we do not have long term vision. You take nations
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like China. China has a long term vision. It doesn't matter what happens.
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They could go through an economic calamity or whatever, but they still have
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this long term goal and they're they're like ants. They just keep building towards
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that goal, whereas here we in America, very impatient, We're so childlike
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in that regard, very immature in this society. Well, you know what,
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you and I have been indirectly just called liars by CNN, and I'll
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uncle Joe. The economy is doing well by all measures. Okay, the
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economy is not doing well. I love when you talk about the you know,
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the inflation rate going down. And I think I've explained this before,
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but for anybody who hasn't heard it, you know, the rate of inflation,
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I think the way the media presents it is like they'll say, oh,
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the rate of inflation is down to two percent. And I think in
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people who are people who don't understand economics, when they're listening to that,
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they're saying, oh, the prices of goods have gone down to where it's
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only two percent higher than it used to be. That's only partially true two
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percent. It's only rising at two percent. The way that it has gone
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up before is still there. That extra cost is absolutely still there, so
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that the rate of inflation is something completely different than how much more goods costs
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under I was gonna say Barack Obama, of goodness under Joe Biden as opposed
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to President Trump. You know, it's two completely different things. If things
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like groceries are up twenty five percent just because the interest rate has gone down
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to two percent, that just means the rate at which it's rising, you're
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still up. You're still paying twenty five percent more than you used to pay.
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And if your income, your rate of pay uh does not catch up
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with that, then you're in the hole. You know. If you if
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you've only received a five percent raise, you're still paying twenty five percent more
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for your goods, and that and that, and that's why it's problematic and
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that's why we're not feeling it. So, you know, the media and
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the Biden administration try to do like the Okie Duke and say, oh,
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well, the interest rates are down. Yeah, but when you first shortly
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after you took office, at one point from one point nine to four to
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nine percent. And that's the problem, big problem. It's a horrible problem.
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I want to switch gears slightly here. You know, we can talk
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about and laugh about the economy, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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But when you look at the world United States, even in her broken
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down state, and she's pretty broken down right now compared to where she has
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been, we're still the straw that stirs the drink amongst nations around the world.
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Everyone still pays attention to us. Unfortunately, the attention we're getting is
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that of us being a joke. When you see the image of Uncle Joe
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anywhere in the world or here and here domestically, how he carries himself or
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he's unable to carry himself, and in my opinion, he's no longer able
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to govern. And in a sense that's not a bad thing, because even
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with all of his wits, he was still a bad influence for our country.
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But let's say you say you on this, and you know you're looking
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at this, this, this, I mean, we are a joke right
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now? What's say you we are? I mean if you look at what
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happened at the G seven UH just last week, you can look at the
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expression on the faces the expressions, I should say, of the faces of
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the leaders and see that something is wrong. And I would imagine as opportunistic
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as China and North Korea and other bat and Russia and other bad actors are
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are people who are our allies, I'm sure are looking at President Biden like
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we're in big trouble. We'really huge trouble here because you know, our ally
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the most powerful country on the planet, has a leader that is not with
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it, and that is problematic and it justs begs the question like what unelected
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person is actually running a country right now? It's really hard to tell.
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I am not sure, and I would think that's disconcerting for our allies.
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Yeah, and it's it's even more concerning for for we the people in this
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Absolutely we can feel it. Yeah, this is the roundo worked American
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Experience and thanks so much for tuning in this day. A great guest today,
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Melanie Colette. She's with Newsmax. And I think, Melanie, you're
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on on the weekends or I'm I'm whenever they ask me. It's all the
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time. It could be on the weekend, it could be during the week
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whenever they ask. So last last week I was on American Agenda, the
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other view segment, and then Saturday I was as a special guest for rob
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Astorino. I can't remember the name mission right now, Special Agenda Saturday Agenda
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with rob Astorino. Then I was on John Bachman another day last week.
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So it just really it depends. It depends. They use me wherever they
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want. Excellent. You know I never got to congratulate you because you are
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in elected office too, Am I correct? I am? I am?
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Yeah, congradulations you're a commissioner, I'm a county commissioner. Yeah, excellent.
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How's that going? But you seem to be enjoying it. I am.
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I am first black one that my county has ever had. If you
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can believe that my county, my county has been in existence for three hundred
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years. Wow, And you're number one and I am number one? Correct,
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excellent man. And I know you're blazing a great trail so well,
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you know me, I never do it quietly, That's right. You know,
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even young people are it's turning towards Trump. Here in Detroit, Melania,
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seventh grader told Bright Part News. But President Trump is very popular among
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young people because the inflation suffered under Uncle Joe Biden's administration. It's causing candy
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such as airheads to cost a lot more so even children are saying, you
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know, enough of this madness? What say you? Oh? I think
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that's very true. Even when I was actually on Newsmax on Saturday, one
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of the things that we covered was the round table in Michigan and a couple
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of the kids. I put it on my social media a couple there were
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a couple of young black kids who were wearing Donald Trump, the Donald Trump
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users that have the hair on top like his yes, and they were both
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wearing them and they're like, he's cool. Now, those of us who
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are of a certain age, remember when that was the case with young black
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men rappers. You know, he was you know, the billionaire playboy,
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had the women and you know, the cars and you know, and all
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that good stuff in the watches, and you know, they talked about him
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in many rap songs. So it wasn't really untutly round for the president that
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he started to get accused, accused of being a racist. Really ridiculous.
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Yeah, it is ridiculous because you know, I accused some of these people
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of being just basically retarded because it's like, we loved him. On Monday,
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Tuesday, he announces he's running for president and he reveals himself to be
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a patriot. Ah, that that was the key that made everyone go to
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nutsville and how they turned on him. However, thanks to Uncle Joe,
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many of them are turning back to mister Trump because they realize they want to
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continue to live better. And you know, it's that's the one good thing
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about Uncle Joe, because he's made things so bad that he's so very terrible.
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Yeah, that is the one good thing, if you can say being
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very terrible is a good thing, but but it is. And I think
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you know that that black people, brown people probably would not have really looked
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at given him a second look if Uncle Joe wasn't so very bad. And
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he just is really terrible at his job. And I think it's really highlighted
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by the immigration crisis that we're suffering. I know that that I said many
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other people certainly said that, you know what's going to happen, Like the
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lowest on a total pole are going to be the most most affected in this
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country. And they're not going to put them in your in your lily white
32:36
schools. They're going to put them in your neighborhoods. They're going to put
32:37
them in black neighborhoods. And that's that is precisely what happened. Yeah,
32:43
because they never really liked black people that much anyway. I'm talking about specifically
32:46
about Democrats, and therefore they've always been nothing more than vote, what place
32:53
holding voters, That's it. And now that you know black Americans, for
33:01
instance, you know about this. In Harlem, the abortion rate is greater
33:07
than the birth rate, and so they've convinced Americans to kill off their own
33:10
kind in record numbers every year. And so now the excuse is amongst themselves,
33:16
well, we've got to bring in all these people to replace them.
33:19
And that was part of the plan anyway to change American society, I guess,
33:24
into an s whole nation or whatever, third world banata republic, a
33:30
giant version of Venezuela, because if you look at everything that they're doing,
33:37
that was already done in Venezuela. And the only reason why we haven't collapsed
33:40
already because the immense wealth of America is so great. It's just much larger,
33:49
and so therefore it takes longer for it to be chipped away. But
33:53
I believe that if there isn't a big change this November, we will be
34:00
the next Venezuela. Would say, you, oh, well, we certainly
34:04
will. Just consider the number of illegal immigrants that are coming over here from
34:08
Venezuela, the amount of gang activity. But it's it's really, it's frightening.
34:14
I try not to get overly, you know, concerned about it,
34:19
but it's hard not to because you see what is happening. How they they
34:22
really are emptying out their their prisons. They really are emptying out there a
34:30
Saint asylums and allowing people to come over here to America. It's highly problematic,
34:37
and the number of people that don't see this is pretty scary as well.
34:43
It's a shame, yeah, it is, but it was It was
34:45
great this past weekend. We got to meet with President Trump. And he's
34:51
a nice man. In fact, it's funny, he's nicer in person than
34:57
he is when you see him on television. And I never had a problem.
35:02
Briefly in the pickline at an event a couple of months ago, but
35:07
I worked at a place in Atlantic City called Trump taj Mahal. It's no
35:13
longer. It's no longer there. And this is in my other life when
35:15
I was a child in my twenties, when I was an undergrad, but
35:19
I worked in his special events department and he was very well known. His
35:23
wife at the time, I can't remember her name right now, was her
35:28
or her wife His wife's Bessie was the head of that department, and I
35:31
worked a lot of high end events. While I never got to meet him,
35:36
his style of management and what you heard about him was always very positive.
35:43
It was never negative. So it's just kind of wild to me that
35:45
you hear these rumors about him being like this tyrant. No, just because
35:50
you can't walk all over him and he's not going to let you just do
35:53
anything. And he's a fighter doesn't mean that he's a jerky Yeah, And
36:00
in the world, that's what you need. You need someone who when he
36:06
walks into a room, someone like Putin respects him, someone like Kim Jong
36:10
un respects him. And when he comes there to the demilitarized zone, Kim
36:15
Jong I'll never forget when Kim Jong un he comes in, Oh, it's
36:20
good to see you. I didn't know you were coming. You know.
36:22
He was almost humble, and Jijipang even respected him. I mean, and
36:30
you would not have seen what you're seeing now off the coast of Florida nuclear
36:37
carrying vessels. I don't think, so, I just don't believe that.
36:42
And Uncle Joe has been poking the bear and it has been a very big
36:45
concern of mine and I've been talking about this for a long time, and
36:50
here we are what I saw coming as a result of them poking the bear.
36:53
We're here and I just see Putin says something and he has his of
37:00
following up when they were poking the bear before he went to the Ukraine.
37:05
I was saying, oh, lord, I hope it doesn't happen, and
37:07
then I was explaining why I thought of what happened it did happen. Then
37:12
I said, well, I hope he goes in there and crushes it anyway,
37:14
because he and Trump were working underground with you know, the trafficking and
37:19
all of that. And now we have a situation where for the last time,
37:24
just last week, Putin said, hey, why don't we have a
37:27
ceasefire, Why don't we sit down and talk. The'se dunderheads are saying no,
37:31
because they want this ongoing war. And now they're talking about bringing back
37:37
the draft. I would not encourage any American child, I mean, I'm
37:42
a teenager or young adult to get into the military right now. It's not
37:45
a worthy contact for our country. So go ahead, I said, not
37:51
right now, absolutely not. It's not a worthy conflict. No, no,
37:55
it really is not. It really, it's not our fight. So
38:01
I just want to get your thoughts on a few things. I know you
38:07
have a lot to say on different subjects. And where do you think things
38:10
are going to shake out as we head towards the election? Not only looking
38:15
at our international affairs with our detracting enemies like China and our so called allies
38:22
in our economy. So how do you think things are going to shake out?
38:27
I think that we really, and I say this with all seriousness,
38:31
need to be prayerful that Joe Biden loses this election because if he doesn't,
38:39
all bets are going to be off, and these leftists are really going to
38:45
do whatever they want and completely destroy this country. And the reason that I'm
38:52
really worried is because I remember a couple of elections right specifically when Barack Obama
39:01
was running for his second term, and I thought to myself, there is
39:05
absolutely no way this man is gonna win. How could he possibly win?
39:09
I believe that unemployment was in an all time high, inflation was really high,
39:15
et cetera, et cetera, and don't you know he won? You
39:19
know, so I really, you know, I'm hopeful. I thought,
39:24
like I said, I thought for sure, but now it gives me pause.
39:29
I'm not as certain as I used to be that everyone sees things the
39:32
way I do, sees how badly the country is being run right now,
39:37
sees how badly President Biden is doing right now. I am not as confident
39:45
that everybody sees that, and it's very scary. I'm prayerful, I am
39:50
cautiously optimistic that President Trump is gonna win. Well, you know something even
39:55
worse. I agree with everything you just said, but even worse. And
40:00
I've had the displeasure of meeting people like this that I'm going to describe.
40:05
There are people that know how bad things are, but they prefer that and
40:07
they don't care even if the entire country goes down because they hate Trump and
40:14
people like him that much. They're willing to lose everything themselves just to see
40:22
people like him lose. And they don't care even if I really had this
40:28
argument with someone on social media the other day, and the woman really said
40:32
I gave the example of you know, if you had a surgeon who was
40:37
mediocre but had a great personality, and had a surgeon who was an expert
40:43
and had a lousy personality, which one would you choose, and she really
40:45
said that she would choose the mediocre run and risk dying. And this is
40:52
the kind of mentality that we're dealing with, Like are you dumb? Yeah,
40:58
they are a Melanie. I want to thank you for joining us again.
41:04
It's as always as a treat and much success to you, you know,
41:10
in your in your endeavors, and thanks again, thank you so much.
41:15
I appreciate it. Thank you for having me. Take care by now
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Well well, well, stupid is what stupid does. Alarmists are warning of
44:50
heat dome over the United States is tied to human induced climate change. You
44:55
know you cannot show me scientifically or other lies. How human beings you and
45:00
I walking around on the face of the earth, living in our homes,
45:05
going to work, doing our thing, working out, et cetera, eating
45:08
our meals, going to sleep. How we induce climate change? Climate has
45:16
been changing and moving about since the dawn of creativity, brought forth by our
45:25
creating God. I mean ever since the Earth was first created, it has
45:30
been climate that has been moving around and changing. For example, Greenland used
45:37
to be a very green, lush, vegetative, you know, vegetative environment.
45:46
Now it's not so much that way. It's beautiful, but it's not
45:51
like a subtropical paradise any longer. The temperatures are changing around the world.
46:00
World climate changes from winter to spring, I mean from yeah, from winter
46:07
to spring, from spring to summer, summer to autumn, and it changes
46:12
every single year. Today it's sunny and hot, Tomorrow it may be sunny
46:19
and hot again, or it could be cloudy and rainy. Climate changes,
46:24
and for people to fall for these lies you see every time large amounts of
46:37
these lies that continue to be spewed out and people buy them. What happens
46:45
every time we buy these lives. What happens. It negatively impacts our ability
46:52
to simply live, to freely move about and do what we do best as
46:59
sovereign individuals here in the United States of America. Because in reality, we
47:05
know scientifically that it's not us human beings that are causing the climate to change.
47:12
We're not that big, that we're not that powerful to do that.
47:19
They say, despite being preventable. The leading weather related deaths in the United
47:22
States are caused by heat. Yeah, that's true. But then they go
47:28
on line and say it's because of human activity, which is not true.
47:32
And the proof of that is remember when the United States was the industrial center
47:40
of the earth, and you had greater pollution than you do now. But
47:49
yet, wasn't our winters colder back then? On average? Weren't our springs
47:55
cooler? I remember, even as a little boy, there were a few
48:02
years where Independence Day temperatures were very comfortable in the sixties. Wasn't often,
48:09
but there was a few years that it was like that. And I remember
48:15
one year at Christmas time as a little boy where was almost spring like.
48:22
So we've always had these kinds of changes and things like that, and we
48:30
should not allow ourselves as people to be led down these bridle paths of lies,
48:37
because the people that are putting out these kinds of lies are working in
48:43
concert with the government, or as they say down in Doug's part of the
48:47
world, government, to take away our rights, to make life more difficult
48:54
and more arduous for you and me as fellow Americans. And how are they
49:00
allowed, how are they able to do this because more and more people are
49:04
not ensconced in common sense, critical thinking, moral issues, right and wrong,
49:10
et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. They're like leaves on a
49:15
tree. They're blown one way and blown the other. And you can blame
49:22
important institutions for that, whether it's bad parents, whether it's the church.
49:30
Fact a listener wrote wrote this in the church is at fault for not teaching
49:37
a biblical world view, not standing on the wall and calling out public servants
49:40
holding effective office for their violation of God's moral law and failing to uphold enacted
49:46
statutes to protect those commandments. And see, when you don't have these moral
49:52
statutes, these moral barometers, these moral walls, which keep us on the
50:01
straight and narrow path, things are gonna go helter skelter. You're gonna have
50:07
all kinds of wacky thinking, wacky actions, like an open border, like
50:13
hyperinflation, like poking the bear, and now the bear has warships off of
50:20
our coast, all kinds of stuff. You get one bad the thought and
50:27
action after another. You end up with a president I'm sorry, I can't
50:32
call him president. Uncle Joe who goes to an event and he turns into
50:38
a statue. He almost turns into like a pillar of salt. And you
50:45
know, he gets stiff and he needs help. It's like they have to
50:49
wind him up. And then he walks like the chao Pectate doll until he
50:53
runs out of energy again and gets then he just stops and they have to
50:58
wind him up again. I mean, it goes on and on and on,
51:07
my friends. But as my dad used to say, the government is
51:09
a reflection of we the people. And if we become a moral people again,
51:15
I can I guarantee you that we will start making better decisions, better
51:22
choices. We will have a cross section of better leaders. Yeah, Pillsbury
51:28
dough boy poke him once to wake them up. Yeah. But anyway,
51:32
we've had a good time today, thanks to Melanie Coolett who stopped by,
51:37
and you, my friends, for joining us listening to the rendez Vite American
51:42
Experience. And we will be back on the next edition of the rendez Verte
51:45
American Experience. I'm ron edwards until next time, my friends. That's all
51:52
folks, accident stage right, And as I always say at this time,
52:00
remember to pray for your nation, pray for your friends, pray for your
52:04
family, and even your enemies. Yes, pray for our enemies and to
52:08
treat others the way you would want to be treated. Until next time,
52:12
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