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The Ron Edwards American Experience: America Needs to Wake Up Before it's Too Late!! - 260210 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 2: See see.
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Speaker 3: See see say.
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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 4: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 5: Good day, Hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 6: I'm My Edwards and welcome to the On Edwards American
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Speaker 6: Experience and so happy to be with you today. Man,
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Speaker 6: I tell you, it feels like springtime outside. Sun is
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Speaker 6: shining brightly and temperatures in the mid forties. Telling you
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Speaker 6: you could it feels so warm after what we've been through,
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Speaker 6: could probably go outside in shorts and not feel cold
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Speaker 6: at all. Man, oh man, what a change feels like?
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Speaker 6: Springtime is around the corner. Well, folks, Every once in
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Speaker 6: a while, justice does get played in the right way.
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Speaker 6: An illegal border crosser who abducted and raped a child
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Speaker 6: shortly after coming to Britain by people smuggler boat has
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Speaker 6: been found guilty and faces a lengthy prison sentence and deportation.
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Speaker 6: I think, just my humble opinion, if someone whether it's
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Speaker 6: in Great Britain, I'm sorry, just Britain now or the
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Speaker 6: United States of America, A rapes a child, I don't
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Speaker 6: think that they should ever be allowed to come out
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Speaker 6: of prison unless they have been neutered. And anyway, the
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Speaker 6: Afghan boat migrant a mod mulakil Of, was heard laughing
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Speaker 6: as he raped a twelve year old girl of filming
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Speaker 6: the abuse. Was found guilty of rape and child abduction,
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Speaker 6: two counts of sexual assault, and taking an indecent video.
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Speaker 6: The jury failed to reach a verdict this past Monday,
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Speaker 6: but agreed unanimously to convict on those charged after over
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Speaker 6: seven hours of deliberation. Today, he was found not guilty
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Speaker 6: on a second count of rape. Well, if you rape somebody,
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Speaker 6: you rape them. How can you be guilty on one
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Speaker 6: count but not another? See these these even in this
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Speaker 6: these people try to wiggle around and try to figure
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Speaker 6: out the easiest sentence to be given to that rapist. Now,
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Speaker 6: in my real heart of hearts, I think that anyone
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Speaker 6: that rapes a child, I think they should forfeit their life,
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Speaker 6: and if they're allowed to live, make sure that they're
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Speaker 6: neutered and they be forced to live in prison.
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Speaker 5: For the rest of their lives.
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Speaker 6: Seriously, I really think that we need to up the
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Speaker 6: uh I'll say quality of punishments for people that do
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Speaker 6: such dasharly deeds. And if you murder someone, I think
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Speaker 6: you should I mean unjustly. Now, if you have to
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Speaker 6: kill someone in self defense, that's another thing, then you're
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Speaker 6: a hero. But I mean for no reason. If someone
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Speaker 6: decides to break into someone's house and kill them, or
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Speaker 6: just shoot somebody in the street for no reason and
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Speaker 6: their life isn't in then they should be forced to
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Speaker 6: give up forfeit their own life. We have to get
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Speaker 6: justice back in our societies, especially in these western nations
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Speaker 6: like Britain and the United States and others Australia.
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Speaker 5: It's another one. See when your.
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Speaker 6: Lacks on crime, that means you have a weak moral
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Speaker 6: fiber base. And when you have a nation such as
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Speaker 6: the United States of the United States of America, for example,
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Speaker 6: we are supposed to be a nation of liberty.
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Speaker 5: Well, you have the.
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Speaker 6: Freedom to go as you please, to think what you
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Speaker 6: want and do what you want, as long as you
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Speaker 6: do not impact another person negatively or bring harm to
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Speaker 6: their property, et cetera. But see, those kinds of conditions
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Speaker 6: are predicated on a high moral base, meaning that because
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Speaker 6: of a high moral content in the country, people are
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Speaker 6: going to be self governing because we understand that with
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Speaker 6: true liberty, which is freedom with responsibility, you're going to
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Speaker 6: be responsible, take responsible for your actions, and you're going
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Speaker 6: to teach your children to have that same type of
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Speaker 6: an attitude. But the problem is in America today, what
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Speaker 6: you're seeing and witnessing all around you is the fact
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Speaker 6: that morality has been purposefully drained out of our society.
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Speaker 6: It's on purpose because in a nation of liberty, if
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Speaker 6: there's no morality, what happens? The nation self destructs. And
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Speaker 6: speaking of an indicator of self destruction, it was really
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Speaker 6: kind of heartbreaking. Yesterday my wife was in conversation with
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Speaker 6: our son who was visiting the Big Apple, and he
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Speaker 6: was at the subway and he was waiting to catch
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Speaker 6: train to get to the airport to get back to
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Speaker 6: his very lips. And so the crazy thing is that
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Speaker 6: while he was waiting, there were people that were trying
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Speaker 6: to convince an individual who was saying, well, I want
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Speaker 6: to I'm going to jump in. I'm going to commit
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Speaker 6: suicide when the train comes, I'm going to dive in.
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Speaker 6: And the people were saying, no, no, don't jump in
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Speaker 6: on this train in front of this train. Wait till
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Speaker 6: the next one, because we have to get to work
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Speaker 6: or wherever we.
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Speaker 5: Want to go.
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Speaker 6: And my son said, my gosh, he was shocked. He
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Speaker 6: was really shocked. And I was shocked to hear it,
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Speaker 6: to be honest with you, because he said, my gosh,
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Speaker 6: at the very least, I would run and go get
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Speaker 6: get a police officer to see if he would come
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Speaker 6: and help, and maybe get the person help and try
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Speaker 6: to talk them out of diving in like that. And
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Speaker 6: this is an indication of a lack of morality. That's
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Speaker 6: why New Yorkers were so gung ho on electing a
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Speaker 6: communist Muslim as mayor, and now they're paying the price.
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Speaker 5: Garbage is not.
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Speaker 6: Being picked up in the streets of the Big Apple.
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Speaker 6: It's now becoming a rotten apple. You have snow piling
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Speaker 6: up up ten feet high because they're not really shoveling
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Speaker 6: the snow away, and it's just creating a whole mess.
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Speaker 6: And when things get warmer and all that garbage, you
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Speaker 6: know what's going to happen. Big, big giant rats are
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Speaker 6: going to be running around in the daytime saying, hey,
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Speaker 6: back off, and so it's going to be a horrible situation.
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Speaker 6: And this is also by design. See, when you have
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Speaker 6: people that don't know nothing and got that mixed up
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Speaker 6: when it comes to right and wrong, they're going to
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Speaker 6: elect people like men Danny and they're going to pay
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Speaker 6: the price for it. Same thing in Chicago they had
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Speaker 6: mayor Lighthead. Now they have Brandon Johnson, same philosophical base,
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Speaker 6: same communists, destructive uh philosophical base. There was a better
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Speaker 6: candidate running against Brandon Johnson, but the people said, oh, oh,
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Speaker 6: we can't have it too good now, we got to
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Speaker 6: go for the evil guy.
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Speaker 5: And they're paying.
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Speaker 6: Because people don't even take responsibility for their own thought processes,
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Speaker 6: let alone their actions. And that is a result of
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Speaker 6: a lack of morality in our in our country. And
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Speaker 6: if there is not a turnaround in the percentage of
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Speaker 6: high moral content in our country, guess what's gonna happen.
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Speaker 6: And it's going to continue to degenerate. No matter how
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Speaker 6: great our president is, no matter how great there may
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Speaker 6: be a governor in Florida or Texas or whatever, it's
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Speaker 6: still going to degenerate. Because this is the government of
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Speaker 6: the of the people. You see what I'm saying, And see,
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Speaker 6: we the people have a huge responsibility equal to or
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Speaker 6: greater than the government to maintain this great nation, to
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Speaker 6: whom whom much is given, much is required. And whether
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Speaker 6: you like it or not, we were born into the
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Speaker 6: greatest nation in the history of the world. With all
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Speaker 6: the warts some of you can can try to find
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Speaker 6: anywhere and everywhere, We're still the greatest, whether you like
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Speaker 6: it or not. Rather than focusing on trying to destroy
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Speaker 6: the country because of the worts, what we should be
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Speaker 6: doing is focusing on the good to make it greater
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Speaker 6: than the evils and the things that are wrong with
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Speaker 6: our with our society. I mean, that's that's to me,
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Speaker 6: Welcome, Welcome back. This is the round everge American experience.
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Speaker 6: I'm Ron Edwards, and you know, uh man oh man.
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Speaker 6: Breaking news here kind of broke a few hours ago, actually,
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Speaker 6: but it seems that files are confirming that President Trump
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Speaker 6: was the actual whistleblower on Jeffrey Epstein years ago. Newly
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Speaker 6: unsealed court documents showed that Donald Trump called the Palm
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Speaker 6: Beach Police chief about Jeffrey Epstein back in two thousand
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Speaker 6: and six, describing you'll stay in Maxwell as evil and
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Speaker 6: Epstein's operative very interesting, and I think it's great news.
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Speaker 6: It's great to hear. And with this new revelations, it's
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Speaker 6: become clear that President Trump is the undisputed hero in
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Speaker 6: the Epstein saga when you really look at the situation.
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Speaker 6: And you know, I had wondered, remember back when President
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Speaker 6: Trump was kind of going to nutsville a little bit
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Speaker 6: at the prospect of unsealing all these and he was
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Speaker 6: hollering at the reporters, why don't we just let it
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Speaker 6: go and just blah blah blah blah blah. I think
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Speaker 6: that was a strategic move now that in fact, I
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Speaker 6: actually mentioned it back back then too, But it seems
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Speaker 6: like it was strategic move because often the powers that
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Speaker 6: be go against whatever Trump wants or they therefore what
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Speaker 6: he's against. So when he kept saying, why don't we
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Speaker 6: let sleeping dogs lie, I'm paraphrasing, and just let it go.
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Speaker 6: We've got so many other things to deal with, YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 6: And then of course the leftist and the rhinos were saying, ah,
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Speaker 6: is there something he's hiding?
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Speaker 13: Hmm, And I.
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Speaker 6: Because because I I just because I know that he
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Speaker 6: knows that they like to go against anything that he suggests,
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Speaker 6: even if it's things that they supported in the past.
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Speaker 6: A speaker Mike Johnson confirmed that Trump served as an
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Speaker 6: FBI informant taking direct action against Jeffrey Epstein, one of
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Speaker 6: the world's most dangerous pedophiles and sex traffickers. Very very interesting,
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Speaker 6: in my humble opinion. I wonder now that that's out,
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Speaker 6: how serious are they going to going to be going forward?
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Speaker 6: Are they going to be as as adamant about continuing
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Speaker 6: to open the files and really glean as to who
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Speaker 6: is involved or was involved and such and such. I
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Speaker 6: just wonder, you know, how this is going to play out,
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Speaker 6: because remember back in the back not too long ago,
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Speaker 6: Trump was saying that the entire Epstein story as a hoax.
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Speaker 6: So it's amazing, and that's why I was saying that
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Speaker 6: even back then that a prop might have been a
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Speaker 6: ploy to make sure it comes out. By acting like
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Speaker 6: that he was against wanting it to come out. And
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Speaker 6: sometimes you have to play those kind of games. If
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Speaker 6: people you know that are around you are naturally against you,
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Speaker 6: against your ideas and things like that, every once in
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Speaker 6: a while you have to play the game and boom
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Speaker 6: and end up getting what you want by pretending that
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Speaker 6: what you really want isn't what you want. But it's
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Speaker 6: a shame we have to play those kinds of games. Well,
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Speaker 6: one Republican, you cannot tell whether they're Republican or Democrat
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Speaker 6: or whatever. You can't tell the difference. Susan Collins, she's
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Speaker 6: announced reelection bid as mid term battle heats up. When
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Speaker 6: is she going to When is that prune face gonna
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Speaker 6: just go away?
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Speaker 5: Go away?
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Speaker 6: And it doesn't matter to me if she's replaced by
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Speaker 6: a Democrat because if you look at a voting record,
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Speaker 6: if you look at her comments, especially since during the
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Speaker 6: Trump regime, she's just a more polite.
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Speaker 5: Democrat. Basically, you know, with an R.
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Speaker 6: Collins is the only Republican representing the blue state that
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Speaker 6: she's from, and she will likely go up against Governor
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Speaker 6: Janet Mills or progressive Graham Platner. And to be honest
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Speaker 6: with you, Janet Mills is a progressive or left as
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Speaker 6: a communist. It means the same thing. Democrats have been
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Speaker 6: trying to house Collins in a race that could determine
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Speaker 6: control of the US Senate. The outlet noted that while
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Speaker 6: many establishment Democrats and influential left leaning groups have backed Mills,
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Speaker 6: Platner has gained traction with his anti establishment image and
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Speaker 6: economic equality message. Now, if see this is one of
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Speaker 6: the things that really, I guess, irks me a bit
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Speaker 6: about Americans. The whole planet is watching the results of
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Speaker 6: the New Yorkers like a bunch of retards voting for
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Speaker 6: men Danny Okay. They're seeing the economic slide and Governor
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Speaker 6: Hokel as well. They're seeing the problems. They're seeing the
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Speaker 6: problems of California, and they're seeing the situation with Damne
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Speaker 6: who ran as an anti establishment guy. Now, you should
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Speaker 6: be intelligent enough to discriminate the crucial differences between an
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Speaker 6: anti establishment leftists and an anti establishment let's say, patriot
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Speaker 6: conservative Christian type or leaning candidate. See, you can be
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Speaker 6: an anti establishment and yourself that, but your philosophical base
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Speaker 6: is no different than an establishment communist like Aoch or
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Speaker 6: Presley or Talib or Schumer or any of those people.
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Speaker 6: And see, we have to discriminate the crucial differences and
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Speaker 6: go on principle. I used to say years ago, it's
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Speaker 6: not about party, it's about principle. And just because the
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Speaker 6: person says, well, I'm an entire establishment, well so were
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Speaker 6: the Bolsheviks, so were the Maoists, so are the people
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Speaker 6: that turned Venezuela into one of the poorest nations on
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Speaker 6: Earth after knocking her from being one of the ten
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Speaker 6: richest nations on Earth. And it would seem that by now,
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Speaker 6: after watching what has happened to the once beautiful city
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Speaker 6: of Portland, Oregon, and it's always the same philosophical base
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Speaker 6: doing the same thing over and over and over again.
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Speaker 6: And now people Nain are going, oh, well, maybe we'll
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Speaker 6: vote for this guy because he's an she or he
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Speaker 6: is an anti establishment. Oh forgetting their record, forgetting what.
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Speaker 5: They want to do to you.
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Speaker 6: And now people are running around in New York City
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Speaker 6: all you know, scratching their backsides wondering, Oh my god,
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Speaker 6: how did we fall into this mess? How could it
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Speaker 6: be we voted for him. Well, that's why things are
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Speaker 6: happening the way they are, because you voted for him.
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Speaker 6: But it's like they can't understand and make the connection,
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Speaker 6: or they refuse to. And I say refuse to because,
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Speaker 6: for instance, the majority of the Jewish population voter for
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Speaker 6: that guy, and Jewish people are not stupid people, but
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Speaker 6: yet they did the stupid thing along with everyone else.
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Speaker 6: And that's why I go back to the point about
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Speaker 6: a morality, because morality grounds you in common sense. You
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Speaker 6: know right from wrong, and you make decisions based upon
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Speaker 6: what is right and what is wrong. You make conscious choices.
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Speaker 6: There's a high moral content. You're going to make a
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Speaker 6: conscious choice to make a better choice. That's why years
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Speaker 6: ago in New York they elected Rudy Giuliani America's mayor,
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Speaker 6: and New York was blessed beyond belief.
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Speaker 5: I know I was there.
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Speaker 6: And so it comes down to choices, my friends. It
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Speaker 6: comes down to what we want, not only for ourselves,
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Speaker 6: but what we unselfishly want for those coming behind us.
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Speaker 6: What are we going to leave behind?
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Speaker 5: What do you want as a good friend of mine says,
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Speaker 5: use your Brainy of Virginia.
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Speaker 16: In Washington, Republican Senator Susan Collins is officially running for
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Speaker 16: reelection in Maine. The seventy three year old Collins is
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Speaker 16: seeking a sixth term. Her bid for reelection could determine
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Speaker 6: A couple of days ago of the Muslim nation of Iran, well,
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Speaker 6: they said that Americans will die before Iran is humiliated.
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Speaker 6: That morning came from Ali Ahmad Komeni, the grandson of
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Speaker 6: the Islamic Republic's founder, who also insisted Israel will be
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Speaker 5: Man or man.
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Speaker 6: Very interesting stuff well that goes along with their Koran.
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Speaker 6: Also during the interview, he claimed that Israel and its
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Speaker 6: allies fully understand what he described as the underlying intentions
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Speaker 6: of Muslim nations toward the Jewish state. The Israelis know
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Speaker 6: full well that if a day comes when any Islamic
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Speaker 6: nation is capable of firing missiles at Israel and striking Israel,
31:11
Speaker 6: and if they are capable of racing Israel, they will
31:15
Speaker 6: do to Israel what Hamas did to it, said the Kamane.
31:21
Speaker 6: When pressed by the interviewer on whether he meant all
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Speaker 6: Islamic nations, Komane responded unequivocally all of them. Said to day,
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Speaker 6: we see that some countries in the region are not
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Speaker 6: fulfilling their duty, saying that they are incapable of doing so.
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Speaker 6: He said, Israel knows, America knows, and the leaders of
31:40
Speaker 6: the superpowers know that if a day comes when the
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Speaker 6: Islamic countries are capable of bombing Israel.
31:46
Speaker 5: They will do it. Man.
31:49
Speaker 6: The interviewer went ahead, seeking more clarification on whether he
31:53
Speaker 6: meant Gulf Arab or other Islamic countries, to which the
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Speaker 6: revolutionary leader's grandson replied, he said again all of the
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Speaker 6: Muslim nations. Comanie also emphasized defiance and confrontation, framing Iran's
32:09
Speaker 6: posture as unyielding. He went on to say that we
32:13
Speaker 6: are not afraid of them at all because we are
32:17
Speaker 6: steadfast and we are defending our rights and our country.
32:23
Speaker 6: So basically, the Islamists feel that they have a right
32:27
Speaker 6: to destroy anyone that they decide they should be destroyed,
32:32
Speaker 6: such as Israel. And he also said the United States
32:34
Speaker 6: of America he is then seeing, issuing a direct threat
32:40
Speaker 6: aimed at the United States. He went on to say
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Speaker 6: that we say to the Americans, you will die before
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Speaker 6: you see us humiliated. Now, to me, that's a declaration
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Speaker 6: of war. And this is why I have believed ever
32:59
Speaker 6: since I was a teenager, because I heard these threats. See,
33:05
Speaker 6: they used to those kinds of threats used to be
33:07
Speaker 6: reported in the mainstream media back in the day. And
33:14
Speaker 6: if you read the Koran. These are the kinds of
33:17
Speaker 6: things that they say that they are to wipe out,
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Speaker 6: to destroy, to kill all infidels, those that do not
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Speaker 6: follow the dictates of Allah, the made of God. And
33:34
Speaker 6: then they turn around and accuse President Trump of inciting
33:37
Speaker 6: violent protests and violence in general in the Middle East. Now,
33:46
Speaker 6: how would you How does anyone with common sense see
33:51
Speaker 6: when someone is making a threat when they tell you,
33:55
Speaker 6: if the day ever comes that we're able to, we're
33:59
Speaker 6: going to bomb you and wipe you out of existence.
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Speaker 6: How should the Muslim nations expect the United States and
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Speaker 6: Israel to react to such threats? If someone says that
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Speaker 6: they will wipe you out when they get the chance,
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Speaker 6: I urge you to believe them. And those remarks come
34:22
Speaker 6: amid heightened regional tensions and growing international concern over Iran's
34:27
Speaker 6: long standing pursuit of advanced missile and nuclear capabilities, as
34:31
Speaker 6: well as its violent crackdowns on domestic protesters, And I
34:40
Speaker 6: would advise the United States government to really renew with
34:48
Speaker 6: a magnified sense of urgency and scrutiny as Iran continues
34:53
Speaker 6: to advance its missile programs once again, and also they've
34:58
Speaker 6: readopted nuclear ambitions which US and Israeli officials have long
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Speaker 6: warned pose a serious threat to the United States and
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Speaker 6: its allies. And now it is proven once again by
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Speaker 6: the words of the Commane's grandson, that did they ever
35:15
Speaker 6: get the chance, they would boom bomb both the United
35:19
Speaker 6: States and Israel.
35:21
Speaker 5: First Israel.
35:26
Speaker 6: Now, Iran's most advanced long range ballistic missile, the Karamsure,
35:33
Speaker 6: has been deployed at one of the ra IRGC Aerospace
35:39
Speaker 6: Underground Missile sites, signaling its adoption into Iran's defense doctrine. Now,
35:47
Speaker 6: this particular missile has a range of two thousand kilometers
35:51
Speaker 6: and can carry a fifteen hundred kilogram warhead. Iran's escalating
36:01
Speaker 6: rhetoric comes as the United States and Israel signal heightened
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Speaker 6: military readiness, underscored by recent confrontations involving Iranian drones and
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Speaker 6: harassment of US shipping. President Trump and senior administration officials
36:17
Speaker 6: have warned that diplomacy is not Washington's only option, while
36:21
Speaker 6: Israel has made clear any Iranian attack would trigger a
36:24
Speaker 6: severe response. And see, I've known it ever since I
36:32
Speaker 6: first started reading about the Quran people, the Moon people,
36:37
Speaker 6: that there is no there is no compromise with them.
36:43
Speaker 6: Thomas Jefferson understood, well, he was forced to understand that
36:48
Speaker 6: when the Islamist threatened the fledgling nation called the United States,
36:53
Speaker 6: which hadn't bothered anybody, and they said they were coming
36:58
Speaker 6: over here to to wipe them out because they weren't Islamic. Well,
37:08
Speaker 6: it seems that Russia has revived a call for the
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Speaker 6: bricks payment infrastructure to undermine the United States dollar. The
37:18
Speaker 6: Russian Foreign Ministry said today that it will it still
37:22
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Speaker 6: Economic block a system that would allow bricks to undermine
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Speaker 6: the American dollar is the favored medium for international trade,
37:35
Speaker 6: and the main reason for that is because of America's
37:40
Speaker 6: long standing support of Ukraine and the foolishness of NATO.
37:50
Speaker 6: And I think Putin should be also perturbed with NATO.
37:53
Speaker 6: I mean, they're the ones who provoked all of this
37:54
Speaker 6: for many years, going all the way back to the
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Speaker 6: nineteen ninety But without the United States, there would have
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Speaker 6: been no NATO because it was the United States that
38:06
Speaker 6: was paying the majority of the money that was being
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38:15
Speaker 6: and so that's another situation that we have to keep
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38:34
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Speaker 6: if they feel they are in danger, knowing they are
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Speaker 6: not actually due to the state's laws on self defense.
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Speaker 6: Department of holl Land Security Assistant Secretary Tricia MacLachlan recently
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Speaker 6: released a statement stating quote, our ICE law enforcement is
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Speaker 6: now facing an eight thousand percent increase in death threats
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Speaker 6: against them while they risk their lives every single day
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Speaker 6: to remove the worst of the worst of the illegal
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Speaker 6: border crossers from bounties placed on their heads, threats to
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Speaker 6: their families, stalking and docksing online. Their offices are experiencing
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Speaker 6: and an unprecedented level of violence and threats against them
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Speaker 6: and their families. And this is how desperate many people
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Speaker 6: in America who were born in this country are to
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Speaker 6: fight on behalf of illegal border crossers who would rape them,
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Speaker 6: who would literally rape them at the drop of a hat.
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Speaker 6: And the media rages because ICE officers are wearing masks
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Speaker 6: to protect their identities and their families. But they said nothing,
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Speaker 6: but Antifa and BLM wore their masks as they burned
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Speaker 6: down Minneapolis in twenty twenty. The continuous violence rhetoric from
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Speaker 6: leftist leaders and sanctuary city politicians is contributing to the
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Speaker 6: surge and aggression and threats and assaults of our officers
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Speaker 6: who are simply trying to do their job. And this
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Speaker 6: goes on and on and on, and when they protect themselves,
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Speaker 6: they are vilified, They put targets on ICE and then
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Speaker 6: blame ICE for defending themselves. Now, how retarded is that
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Speaker 6: thirty three percent of today's youth believe that violence is
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Speaker 6: now acceptable to silence a speech. They happen to disagree with. Now,
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Speaker 6: we were taught that everyone has the writer free speech,
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Speaker 6: but you're not forced to listen to them. If you
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Speaker 6: don't like what they're saying, you just ignore them or
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Speaker 6: turn the station or whatever.
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Speaker 4: It is.
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Speaker 6: What it is, my friends, And now that I see that,
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Speaker 6: my time is of thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 6: And as I always say at this time, remember to
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Speaker 6: pray for your family, your friends, and even your enemies
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Speaker 6: that they get it right before it's too late. Treat
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Speaker 6: others the same way you want to be treated. And
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Speaker 6: until next time, I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior, another.
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Speaker 13: Another even then then that's all folks.
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Speaker 6: Tags at stage right