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The Ron Edwards American Experience - 260703 Faith Day / Independence Day · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 1: My my mind, what times we live in. Hello, I'm
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Speaker 1: Ron Edwards and this is the Ron Edwards American Experience
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Speaker 1: and this is Faith Day and we do welcome one
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Speaker 1: and all, and we do thank you for being with
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Speaker 1: us this day. Yeah, as the United States of America
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Speaker 1: is celebrating two hundred and fifty years of existence. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's kind of funny that when you look at nations
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Speaker 1: all over the world, some of them as old as
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Speaker 1: five thousand years old, China approaching six thousand. Amazing, amazing,
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Speaker 1: how long these names have been in existence. And sometimes
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Speaker 1: you know, you'll meet people from much lesser nations from
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Speaker 1: throughout the world to come from nations that have been
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Speaker 1: in existence for many hundreds of years, thousands, and they
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Speaker 1: snicker at us for celebrating in such a big way
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Speaker 1: our two hundred and fiftieth birthday. All these people overlook,
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Speaker 1: especially those that have immigrated to our country and are
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Speaker 1: benefiting mightily from our country through business ownership, Etccere are
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Speaker 1: a lot of liberty that they never would experience in
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Speaker 1: their own countries that they came from. And they snicker
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Speaker 1: at our joy, our glee over two hundred and fifty years.
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Speaker 1: And man, one has to wonder what these people are
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Speaker 1: using for thinking processes, because no nation hasn't picked impacted
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Speaker 1: the entire world in such a good way as the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. The only nation that comes close
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Speaker 1: to the United States as far as impacting the entire
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Speaker 1: world during its time is Rome. But Rome impacted the
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Speaker 1: world through conquering, direct conquering of those other countries and
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Speaker 1: beating them into submission, which is a lot different than
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Speaker 1: the United States of America impacting through economic trading and
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Speaker 1: things of that nature. Getting a little feedback there, but yeah, well,
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Speaker 1: a great producer, Doug is working on that madness. But
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Speaker 1: we shall soldier on. We'll wait. And one of the
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Speaker 1: hallmarks of American history when it comes to our independence,
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Speaker 1: is that the founders of this great nation wanted the
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Speaker 1: people to be able to live in liberty. And what
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Speaker 1: they understood is that the bulk of our true liberty
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Speaker 1: comes from the history recorded in the Bible, meaning that
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Speaker 1: because they understood biblical principles such as olsh are not
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Speaker 1: steal Thus are not covet thy neighbor's wife, you know,
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Speaker 1: nor his belongings, nor his ass or whatever all these things.
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Speaker 1: And we may go through most of the Ten Commandments
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Speaker 1: in regard to this and explain exactly how they apply
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Speaker 1: to our bill of rights, and understanding that through the
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Speaker 1: application of the morals of the Ten Commandments, we are free.
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Speaker 1: For example, if everyone were to follow follow the Ten
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Speaker 1: Commandments and people were not burglarizing, you wouldn't have to
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Speaker 1: worry about your home being broken into, or citizens all
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Speaker 1: over the country being worried about their car windows being
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Speaker 1: smashed because people are trying to steal their cars. You
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Speaker 1: wouldn't have to worry about being overtaxed government that wants
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Speaker 1: to take just about everything that you own. And fact,
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Speaker 1: speaking about everything that you own, do you know who
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Speaker 1: wants to take just about everything you own? Every single
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Speaker 1: Democrat Socialist that is running for office, and many of
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Speaker 1: the so called establishment Democrats that are already in office.
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Speaker 1: The federal government already takes on average, when you include
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Speaker 1: all taxes together, it's over fifty percent of our earnings
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Speaker 1: every single year, especially when you are in the higher
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Speaker 1: income brackets. Now, the founding fathers went to war over
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Speaker 1: three percent taxes, and here we are in many cases
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Speaker 1: over fifty percent on average forty two percent. But this
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Speaker 1: is crazy work. They think in government today that, well,
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Speaker 1: you earn a lot of money, it's unfair toy for
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Speaker 1: you to keep most of your money, which is crazy
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Speaker 1: work because what has happened is that, unfortunately many people
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Speaker 1: in our country today, especially the agen Zers, believe that
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Speaker 1: because someone is wealthy, that they're denying goods and services
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Speaker 1: from other people. But in fact the opposite is true,
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Speaker 1: because more the more people that are successful in this country,
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Speaker 1: they're doing what they're making purchases, they run businesses where
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Speaker 1: they hire people, they hire people to take care of
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Speaker 1: their lawns, they're cleaning their homes, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 1: et cetera. It's a spin off effect. And rather than
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Speaker 1: coveting other people's stuff, you know, wanting government to take
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Speaker 1: from the productive to give to the idol. What people
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Speaker 1: should be aiming for and what should be taught in
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Speaker 1: our government schools and even in church and synagogue, is
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Speaker 1: that we should be always demanding for and counting upon
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Speaker 1: an open, free market economy, merit based by the way,
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Speaker 1: with incentives, and what are the incentives earning climbing up
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Speaker 1: the ladder of success, keeping the majority of what you earn.
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Speaker 1: And you know what's amazing. I want to go over
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Speaker 1: something with you that in regards to the founding fathers.
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Speaker 1: Got a question for you. What did Thomas Jefferson mean
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Speaker 1: by hither swarms of officers in the Declaration of Independence? Oh? Boy, anyway,
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Speaker 1: I'll ask the question again. What did Thomas Jefferson mean
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Speaker 1: by hither swarms of officers in the Declaration of Independence?
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Speaker 1: What they were talking about? And this was one of
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Speaker 1: the reasons why they went to war against Great Britain.
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Speaker 1: And it's a quote actually from the Declaration of Independence,
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Speaker 1: is the tenth grievance against the British. It is astonishing
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Speaker 1: that such a radical, hard hitting sentence could be found
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Speaker 1: in an official government document which states he has erected
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Speaker 1: a multitude of new officers and sent hithers swarms of
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Speaker 1: officers to harass our people and eat out their substance. Huh,
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Speaker 1: isn't that very interesting? Well, it wasn't always that way.
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Speaker 1: When the founding Fathers over and the dust settled, the
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Speaker 1: early American Republic did not have swarms of officers eating
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Speaker 1: our substance. The first federal administration, under President George Washington,
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Speaker 1: had a very few necessary government agencies, and they were
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Speaker 1: Secretary of State, Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of War,
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Speaker 1: Attorney General number five, the Post Office. Then the Navy
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Speaker 1: was added in seventeen ninety eight because they didn't have
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Speaker 1: enough money for one at first. The controversial National Bank
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Speaker 1: was created in seventy ninety one, dissolved in eighteen eleven,
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Speaker 1: recreated in eighteen sixteen, and then dissolved by Andrew Jackson
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Speaker 1: in the eighteen thirties. The National Bank was a temporary evil,
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Speaker 1: deemed needed to pay off debt from the Revolution then
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Speaker 1: the War of eighteen twelve. It wasn't required to to
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Speaker 1: help the economy, as modern propaganda tells us. So that's it.
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Speaker 1: Our founding fathers got rid of the swarms of officers
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Speaker 1: and replaced them with a small, lean government that did
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Speaker 1: not eat out our substance. What happened since big government
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Speaker 1: gobbling up everything like a giant dragon was enabled in
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Speaker 1: nineteen thirteen when the sixteenth Amendment legalized income tax and
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Speaker 1: the seventeenth Amendment took the states completely out of the
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Speaker 1: And America bless God. This is the fake They addition
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Speaker 1: to the run everards American Experience celebrating Independence Day, USA
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty Great years for the break. I
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Speaker 1: was talking about how and the founding fathers set up
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Speaker 1: our the government at that time, and it was lean,
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Speaker 1: but it was strong and set up for great growth
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Speaker 1: for our republic. As I recall here what started with
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Speaker 1: what was called the Secretary of State, the Secretary of
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Speaker 1: the Treasury, the Secretary of War, attorney general. He had
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Speaker 1: the post office, and then the Navy was added in
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Speaker 1: seventeen ninety eight because they did not have enough money
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Speaker 1: for one at first. After that, the controversial National Bank
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Speaker 1: was created in seventeen ninety one. It was dissolved in
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Speaker 1: eighteen eleven, recreated in eighteen sixteen, then dissolved permanently by
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Speaker 1: Andrew Jackson in the eighteen thirties. The National Bank was
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Speaker 1: a temporary evil, deemed needed to pay off debt from
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Speaker 1: the Revolution, then the War of eighteen twelve. It wasn't
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Speaker 1: required to help the economy. Is modern propaganda lies tells us.
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Speaker 1: So that's it. Our funding fathers got rid of the
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Speaker 1: swarms of officers and replaced them with a small, lean government.
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Speaker 1: They did not eat out our substance. Now we know
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Speaker 1: what's happened since then, big fat government was enabled. In
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Speaker 1: nineteen thirteen had a big fam meeting on Jackal Island
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Speaker 1: when the sixteenth Amendment legalized income tax, which believe it
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Speaker 1: or not, the sixteenth Amendment and the income tax originally
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Speaker 1: was supposed to be temporary, and then the seventeenth Amendment
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Speaker 1: took the states completely out of the federal power structure
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Speaker 1: with the direct election of senators. And what we need
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Speaker 1: to do is correct that madness because senators are sort
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Speaker 1: of a club under themselves. They're very seldom govern on
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Speaker 1: behalf of we the people. We have evidence of that today,
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Speaker 1: don't we. With the Save America Act. You have done
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Speaker 1: heavy Republicans who are refusing because of their hatred of
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Speaker 1: President Trump, anti globalism, and so they're refusing to secure
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Speaker 1: our nation by helping to clean up the voting processes
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Speaker 1: with the Save America Act. Then we had constant pressure
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Speaker 1: for big government, namely the World War two, the Great
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Speaker 1: Depression before that, all of that World War One. Then
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Speaker 1: there was the Cold War, War on drugs that never
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Speaker 1: was meant to even be won, and the War on Terror,
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Speaker 1: which in a sense, in my humble opinion, was also
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Speaker 1: not created to win. Now we have four hundred and
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Speaker 1: forty eight total government agencies. Yeah, four hundred and forty eight,
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Speaker 1: and for what this number is so vast that no
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Speaker 1: one agrees on whether it's really the exact number. Oh oh, so,
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Speaker 1: here we are in a republic turned in many cases,
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Speaker 1: in many ways into a mobocracy. Unofficially it is officially
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Speaker 1: we are a constitutionally limited republic, but we act more
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Speaker 1: like a morbocracy known commonly as a democracy, which circumvents
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Speaker 1: the inalienable rights of the individual for the right of
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Speaker 1: the mob. And that's another evil that our nation has
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Speaker 1: fallen into. And see you fall into these kinds of government, eiels,
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Speaker 1: as we fall away from the moral high moral intents
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Speaker 1: of the founding fathers. Here's an excerpt from Samuel Adams
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Speaker 1: in his American Independence speech. It goes like this, Our
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Speaker 1: forefathers threw off the yoke of property in religion of popery,
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Speaker 1: rather in religion, for you is reserved the honor of
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Speaker 1: leveling the popery of politics. They opened the Bible to
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Speaker 1: all and maintained the capacity of every man to judge
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Speaker 1: for himself in religion. This day, I trust the reign
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Speaker 1: of political Protestantism will commence. Poupoury is what a ma
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Speaker 1: America's founders called Roman Catholicism. Political Protestantism or political Protestantism
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Speaker 1: is the application of the Bible to every aspect of life,
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Speaker 1: including civics. The only people who can be constitutionally righteous
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Speaker 1: and loyal are those who understand the inalienable rights which
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Speaker 1: are endowed by our creator, as stated in the Declaration
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Speaker 1: of Independence, are what God secures for us through his
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Speaker 1: Bible's Ten Commandments, and they are listed in addendum. And
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Speaker 1: so I think it would be appropriate for every man
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Speaker 1: in America, in fact, every parent in America, to have
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Speaker 1: us sit down with their children and discuss with them
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Speaker 1: about the importance of both the Ten Commandments and the
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Speaker 1: first ten Amendments, and then you, of course grow from there.
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Speaker 1: So after Samuel Adams delivered American independence, the Founders on
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Speaker 1: August second, seventeen seventy six, began signing the iconic parchment
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Speaker 1: we cherished today. They did so empowered with the understanding
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Speaker 1: that their quest for independence was an extension of the
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Speaker 1: Protestament or Protestant Reformation that was begun by John Wickliffe
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Speaker 1: way back in thirteen twenty. He lived between thirteen twenty
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Speaker 1: and thirteen eighty four, four hundred years prior to Americas
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Speaker 1: Declaration and Bill Wrights. Wickliffe and the reformers who followed
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Speaker 1: him said everyone should be free to read the Bible
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Speaker 1: translated from its original Old Testament Hebrew and New Testament
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Speaker 1: Greek into the common language of the present, so a
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Speaker 1: farm boy and a milkmaid can understand it now. The
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Speaker 1: reason why most people don't understand it today because they
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Speaker 1: don't read it. They're not taught these things. It was
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Speaker 1: kind of disturbing to learn recently that the majority of
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Speaker 1: young Americans don't even understand. They're scratching their pointy little
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Speaker 1: heads wondering, well, what is this two hundred and fiftieth about?
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Speaker 1: Why are they celebrating? Why do they do what's that about?
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Speaker 1: What are they doing that? Why for? Isn't that just
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Speaker 1: a waste of time? I don't understand. But you know
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Speaker 1: who to blame. You have to blame the government schools.
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Speaker 1: You have to blame the silly parents that have allowed
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Speaker 1: this to go on one generation after another. It was
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Speaker 1: I think it was Stalin who said, Karl Marx one
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Speaker 1: of them, so give me your children, give me your
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Speaker 1: children's minds, one generation, maybe two, and once you're stupid
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Speaker 1: enough to do that, hey, the rest will be history.
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Speaker 1: And here we are today a nation that has many
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Speaker 1: communists that are running for office, But I have something
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Speaker 1: to say about the communism. You know, they're making a
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Speaker 1: big deal out of communism today. Oh my gosh, look
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Speaker 1: at all these democrats socialist communists, like as if it
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Speaker 1: was something new, all of a sudden, out of nowhere,
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Speaker 1: suddenly democrats are running as communist Give me a break. Well,
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Speaker 1: I'll give you more knowledge when we return on the
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Speaker 1: faith they audition of this Independence Day Special of the
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Speaker 11: Ours is the first revolution in the history of mankind.
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Speaker 11: That truly we worked at the course of government, and
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Speaker 11: with three of the words we the people. We the
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Speaker 11: people tell the government what to do. It doesn't tell us.
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Speaker 11: We the people are the driving. The government is the car,
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Speaker 11: and we decide where it should go and by what
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Speaker 11: route and how fast. Almost all the world's constitutions are
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Speaker 11: documents in which governments tell the people what their privileges are.
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Speaker 11: Our constitution is a document in which we the people
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Speaker 11: tell the government what it is allowed to do.
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Speaker 1: We the people are free.
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Speaker 11: There's a clear cause.
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Speaker 14: And effect here that is as newt and predictable as
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Speaker 14: a law of physics. As government expands liberty contracts.
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Speaker 1: The founding fathers of the United States said goodbye to
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Speaker 1: the British Empire over taxes. They recognize this economic abuse.
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Speaker 1: L align or On Edwards on Today's page from the
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Speaker 1: Edward's Notebook, the amount of British taxes levied against the
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Speaker 1: colonists were almost nothing compared to the Communist manifesto. Taxes
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Speaker 1: we put up with today. For example, the government says taxes,
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Speaker 1: land taxes, bed tax the table at which he is fed. Taxes,
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Speaker 1: tractor taxes, mule teach taxes are the rule. Taxes, work
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Speaker 1: he tries to think, taxes beers, If he cries, taxes tears,
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Speaker 1: when he springs and hollers, then tax him some more,
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Speaker 1: tax him till he's good and sore. Then when it's
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Speaker 1: his time, taxes, coffin taxes, grave tax the sod in
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Speaker 1: which he is laid. Put those words upon his tomb.
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Speaker 1: Hey man shall eat good by the fruit of his mouth,
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Speaker 18: You asked me why I love her many time I'll explain.
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Speaker 18: drifted on a bayou down Louisiana Way? He watched a
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Speaker 1: Well happy independent today, my fellow Americans? And you know
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Speaker 1: it was real joyful to see during the FIFA or
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Speaker 1: FIFA Soccer Games here in America. How joyful the Europeans
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Speaker 1: were when they were here celebrating during the games, and
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Speaker 1: how they really appreciate this country. It was mind boggling,
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Speaker 1: and how honest they were. They were saying that those
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Speaker 1: from England were saying, how the BBC said one thing
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Speaker 1: or another concerning our country, and they came here against
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Speaker 1: the advice of even their relatives, who were also fooled
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Speaker 1: into believing certain things about our country, and they come
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Speaker 1: here and they say, Wow, this is such a joyful place.
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Speaker 1: People are friendly and this, that and the other, and
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Speaker 1: so welcoming. They're nothing like they're described in the BBC
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Speaker 1: and other leftist networks there and throughout Europe, and many
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Speaker 1: in many of the pubs and restaurants throughout the country,
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Speaker 1: guess what those from Scotland, Ireland, England and elsewhere were
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Speaker 1: singing patriotic American songs. All Americans were scratching their backsides
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Speaker 1: where they sit on their brains wondering, well, why are
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Speaker 1: they doing that, what's that all about? Shoot, what's so
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Speaker 1: good about America? And so in many cases, you know,
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Speaker 1: when those kinds of unappreciative Americans did expose themselves, then
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Speaker 1: I guess Europeans were saying, hm, maybe some of the
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Speaker 1: mark On had done. See we in America, me and
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Speaker 1: we in the United States of America. I'm not going
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Speaker 1: to include myself in that. So I'll say, some people
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Speaker 1: in the United States of America don't understand or don't
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Speaker 1: even want to understand, what a blessed country this is.
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Speaker 1: And rather than building upon the good aspects of America
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Speaker 1: and diminishing the true negatives, these people would rather utilize
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Speaker 1: the negatives to completely destroy the republic. Now, how retarded
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Speaker 1: is that it's very retarded, and it is also evil.
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Speaker 1: And most of the people, whether they're in politics, whether
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Speaker 1: they're leftist preachers, misled parents, evil, demonic government, school teachers
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Speaker 1: and professors, all of them have one thing in common
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Speaker 1: their disdain of and ignoring the biblical word of God. Because,
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Speaker 1: as I said earlier, the concept of liberty came originally
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Speaker 1: from the Bible and learned it men, intelligent, men of
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Speaker 1: renown were able to cobble together true liberty, write it down,
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Speaker 1: and leave it as a blessing for us to follow.
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Speaker 1: And I've said it many times. If the United States
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Speaker 1: of America were simply to adhere to the Ten Commandments
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Speaker 1: and the first ten Amendments of the Bill of Rights,
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Speaker 1: guess what the problems that we see the setting our
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Speaker 1: republic turned mobocracy today would disappear, because not only would
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Speaker 1: we now no longer be doing all the wrong things
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Speaker 1: as individuals here in this country, our government would be
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Speaker 1: cleaned up because when you look at the government, my
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Speaker 1: dad used to tell me when I was a little boy,
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Speaker 1: a little tike. He would say, Ron, the government is
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Speaker 1: nothing more than a reflection of the people. They come
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Speaker 1: from among the ranks of we the people. You think
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Speaker 1: Uncle Joe Biden came from the moon or somewhere. Oh,
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Speaker 1: he was elected in the state of Delaware from among
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Speaker 1: the people there, and we saw the end result of
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Speaker 1: his activity in government. Same thing for John Thune, the
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Speaker 1: fake conservative but a loyal globalist, who is doing all
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Speaker 1: he can to prevent okay, the President of the United
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Speaker 1: States from doing fulfilling his job. And here's a shocker
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Speaker 1: for you before I get back to some history. Ron Johnson,
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Speaker 1: Senator Ron Johnson, someone who I thought was a true
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Speaker 1: died in the world conservative, highly principled, I mean, he
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Speaker 1: came across that way. Did you know that? During recess?
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Speaker 1: So he has sat in to prevent the Senate from
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Speaker 1: going into full recess, to stop and block President Trump
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Speaker 1: from making recess appointments. I mean with friends like Ron Johnson,
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Speaker 1: John Thune and others. No wonder President Trump he cannot
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Speaker 1: distinguish the difference between those who declare themselves as enemies
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Speaker 1: like the Democrats, and those who pretend to be as
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Speaker 1: friends or fuller, you know, fellow cohorts in the Republican Party.
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Speaker 1: I mean, what's the diff That's all they used to
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Speaker 1: say it in the name in the fifties. What's the
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Speaker 1: diff man? So we really have to start squaring up
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Speaker 1: with these people who are on the left. And I'm
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Speaker 1: talking about the Democrats as well as the Republicans, because
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Speaker 1: if you are a Rhino and you're doing the same
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Speaker 1: thing the Democrats would do, blocking the President from actually
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Speaker 1: doing his job, you're nothing more than, in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 1: a Democrat who's faking just to get into the Republican
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Speaker 1: Party to be there to be a stickler and to
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Speaker 1: prevent the good things that the president wants to do.
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Speaker 1: Then everyone turns around and blames Trump for not getting
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Speaker 1: things done. That's crazy work. But anyway, let's get back
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Speaker 1: to some fun stuff. A little bit more of histoire. Now,
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Speaker 1: the America's founders knew that self evident truths are our
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Speaker 1: ten commandments in alienable rights. Now the ten Commandments enumerate
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Speaker 1: are inalienable rights. We have the Ten Commandments one through four,
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Speaker 1: the rights to worship God publicly the way the Bible
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Speaker 1: says he wants to be worshiped. This is why America's
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Speaker 1: historical buildings, monuments, and cemetary memorials have Bible verses and
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Speaker 1: symbols carved into them by architectural design. We have a
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Speaker 1: ten Commandment five right to our family's privacy and sanctity.
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Speaker 1: As long as we do not use that free them
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Speaker 1: to violate Commandment six through ten against our families. If
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Speaker 1: we do so, it becomes a matter for public law enforcement,
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Speaker 1: or it should be. We have a ten Commandment six
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Speaker 1: right not to be murdered. So America's founders gave us
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Speaker 1: the Second Amendment right to defend ourselves from thugs, both
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Speaker 1: in and out of government. We have a ten Commandment
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Speaker 1: number seven right not to be sexually molested or coursed
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Speaker 1: into violating heterosexual monograms or marital vowels, so we should
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Speaker 1: be monogamous in our marriage, and to identify as the
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Speaker 1: males and females God made us to be. He only
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Speaker 1: made two. He didn't have things mixed up. He didn't
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Speaker 1: say male female, and maybe something else down the road.
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Speaker 1: We have ten command at eight right not to be
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Speaker 1: stolen from, including having our possessions seized and redistributed to others,
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Speaker 1: meaning taking from the productive and giving to the idol,
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Speaker 1: by fraudulent ballots, or having votes counted for addresses where
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Speaker 1: people do not even exist, such as open fields. We
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Speaker 1: have a ten commandment nine right not to be lied to,
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Speaker 1: nor about lying leads us astray. Anyone who lies to
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Speaker 1: where our rights are secured. Slander sells us short. Anyone
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Speaker 1: who uses our past sends against us in unforgivable ways,
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Speaker 1: is warning us and society to fall short of forgiving
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Speaker 1: This is the Ron Average American Experience. And we are
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Speaker 1: celebrating Independence Day America two hundred and fifty years of
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Speaker 1: of this great nation that she was founded upon, we
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Speaker 1: might have another two hundred and fifty years. I love
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Speaker 1: a bit against that. But anyway, getting back to a
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Speaker 1: bit of history. When it comes to the Ten Commandments
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Speaker 1: is to tell, and we should tell the entire truth
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Speaker 1: and not admit parts of it to slander or lie,
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Speaker 1: what they intended or what really has happened. We see
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Speaker 1: that so often today in politics and in education, where
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Speaker 1: history is twisted individuals relied upon in order to push
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Speaker 1: a certain agenda, usually a negative agenda. Now we also
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Speaker 1: have a commandment number ten, the right not to have
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Speaker 1: evil people use government power to deny us the pursuit
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Speaker 1: number one, number two people, three positions, and four possessions.
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Speaker 1: We call them the four p's. And we must not
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Speaker 1: be deceived by those who violate God's commandments against us
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Speaker 1: while claiming to help us the poor, the environment, or
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Speaker 1: some other social cause. And see, we see so much
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Speaker 1: deception in this. I'm from the government and I'm here
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Speaker 1: to help you. Ronald Reagan said that those are the
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Speaker 1: words he feared most. I'm here from the government. I'm
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Speaker 1: from the government, and I am here to help you.
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Speaker 1: So whenever government officials say that they are here to
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Speaker 1: help you, look out Katie bar the door. Perfect example
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Speaker 1: of that is Zoran Mandani, the current mayor of New
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Speaker 1: York City. The people are foolishly elected. Now he promised
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Speaker 1: a free bus service, no transit service. And guess what.
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Speaker 1: Before long they said, well, we can't do that. We'd
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Speaker 1: have to take so much more of other people's money
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Speaker 1: in order to make that happen. Then he said, well,
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Speaker 1: we're going to hold the rents rent control. Well, the
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Speaker 1: last time I checked, about three hundred thousand people have
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Speaker 1: already lost their apartments because the landlords can no longer
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Speaker 1: afford those people. And guess what. They're using this as
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Speaker 1: a means to use other people's money to purchase those
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Speaker 1: buildings now, those apartments, those brownstones, etc. To put them
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Speaker 1: under government control, which means before long they will be
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Speaker 1: very raggedy and on their way to destruction, which, by
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Speaker 1: the way, is the goal of communist here in America,
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Speaker 1: especially the Islamic communists. It's all about destruction, my friends,
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Speaker 1: which comes from what deception. But if people are not
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Speaker 1: rooted in the truth and they don't know nothing. Got
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Speaker 1: that mixed up. They end up in the situation that
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Speaker 1: is happening right now in the city of New York.
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Speaker 1: The same thing can be said for Boston. What an insult,
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Speaker 1: cradle of liberty, beautiful Boston. Guess what's happening there. They
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Speaker 1: have canceled all independent state celebrations. Now Boston is known
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Speaker 1: for its famous fireworks and beautiful patriotic parade and everything
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Speaker 1: like that, the fife and drum Corps and etc. Etc. Well,
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Speaker 1: Mayor wu Is canceled all of that, especially because it
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Speaker 1: hits on such a historic milestone two hundred and fifty years.
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Speaker 1: And of course there's a president that they all hate,
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Speaker 1: President Trump, who has revealed himself to be a pretty
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Speaker 1: patriotic fellow. So you're finding the same thing in Philadelphia
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Speaker 1: and other cities. If they're not totally canceling these celebrations,
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Speaker 1: they're being reduced to make them look small time, non inspiring,
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Speaker 1: you know, cut cutting, cutting away the enthusiasm. And it's
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Speaker 1: because these people hate the United States of America. And
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Speaker 1: as I said earlier, one of the problems that we
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Speaker 1: the people have allowed to fester too long in this
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Speaker 1: country we have allowed people to get into power who
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Speaker 1: hate this country, who whoo, who complain about the problems.
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Speaker 1: But the only so called solutions to those problems are
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Speaker 1: to exacerbate those problems by making those problems much larger
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Speaker 1: or bringing forth new problems to make things much worse
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Speaker 1: for for we the people. Perfect example is with an
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Speaker 1: uncle Joe Biden during his administration when he was forcing
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Speaker 1: electric cars down. Everyone's throw you show drive by a
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Speaker 1: battery car or or else. And so they threw in
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Speaker 1: regulations to make gas power cars much more expensive. But
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Speaker 1: what happened was when the majority of common sense people
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Speaker 1: tried those electric cars out, they said, wait a minute,
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Speaker 1: this is too much of an inconvenience. I have to
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Speaker 1: park the thing for eight hours to get to get
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Speaker 1: for it to get zapped to the point where I can,
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Speaker 1: you know, drive it around the corner. They said, cut
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Speaker 1: me a brake. We're done with this madness. In fact,
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Speaker 1: electric gottal sales for Ford Motor Company has dropped forty percent. Oops,
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Speaker 1: forty percent. Man, that's a lot, and it's in a
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Speaker 1: short amount of time. But that's a blessing. Because gas
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Speaker 1: produce i mean utilizing cars. Their sales are increasing and
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Speaker 1: they're hiring more people at Ford Motor Company. So that's
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Speaker 1: all a good thing, a wonderful, a wonderful. The deception
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Speaker 1: of AI being brought forth, certain company have to say,
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Speaker 1: you know what, we've got to back off of AI
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Speaker 1: and bring back in human engineers. See, there is deception,
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Speaker 1: and there are small cases here and there where people
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Speaker 1: are overcoming the deception, and that is because they seek
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Speaker 1: the truth. They see the truth that is self evident.
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Speaker 1: And so America was founded by applying the Bible to
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Speaker 1: civics and basically do everything. Did you know that you
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Speaker 1: could apply the Bible to farming? Everything from farming to
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Speaker 11: I mean.
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Speaker 1: The founding fathers, like I said earlier, understood that the
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Speaker 1: Bible was the application, the proper application, and the foundation
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Speaker 1: for our liberties that we say that we enjoy. But
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Speaker 1: because of ignorance, we have not been adequately fighting to
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Speaker 1: defend those rights, to keep those rights. We have between
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Speaker 1: forty two and well over fifty percent of our money
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Speaker 1: taken because we have not paid attention to what makes
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Speaker 1: America work for the better. So, my friends, as we
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Speaker 1: the people come together in truth and in the light
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Speaker 1: of Christ, we can restore this republic. We can restore
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Speaker 1: true liberty. We can truly be independent, yeah independent, and
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Speaker 1: once again be that shining city nation on a hill,
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Speaker 1: the envy of the world as it were. Happy Independence Day,
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Speaker 1: God bless you and make God bless America. Even now
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Speaker 1: that I see that my time is up, so much
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Speaker 1: your time, And as they always say, at this particular time,
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Speaker 1: remember to please pray for your nation, Please pray for
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Speaker 1: your family, please play, pray for your friends, and even
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Speaker 1: pray for your enemy so they get it right before
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Speaker 1: it's too late. But we all face judgment. Treat us
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Speaker 1: the same way you want to be treated. Cele break
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Speaker 1: this Independence Day. God bless America, and may America bless God.
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Speaker 1: I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior Lesley. Everyone love.
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Speaker 3: Because I tom one another your bond.
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Speaker 13: Don't want another now, Jelly, the body would ball.
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Speaker 18: With the ninety all the sympathy lose.
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Speaker 1: Today and the day we change, and they wait, let
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Speaker 1: them know we're not afraid to buy the ball. Then,
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Speaker 1: don't one another one bad? Trust one another?
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Speaker 4: Don't one another now on another?
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Speaker 1: Now?
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Speaker 18: I don't want to come another.
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Speaker 1: Why don't tom one another your bone?
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Speaker 18: Love one another now