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The Ron Edwards American Experience: To Speak Out Against Evil is Not Racist, No Matter What Joyless Reid Says. - 251211 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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  Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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  Speaker 6: Today's lowing. How are you. I'm Ron Edwards and.
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  Speaker 7: Welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience Talk Show. Great
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  Speaker 7: to be with you this day as we celebrate the
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  Speaker 7: Christmas season and we also yeah, welcome in very soon
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  Speaker 7: the Hanukkah period and this you know, as we all know,
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  Speaker 7: is the most wonderful time of the year. And boy
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  Speaker 7: speaking about an early Christmas present. The United States trade
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  Speaker 7: deficits rank dramatically in September, falling to ten point falling
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  Speaker 7: ten point nine percent to fifty two point eight billion dollars.
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  Speaker 7: Is President Trump's sweeping terror policies began to reshape trade
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  Speaker 7: flows in line with the administration's goals, According to data
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  Speaker 7: released today by the US Commerce Department. Now, the deficit
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  Speaker 7: reduction reflected gains on both sides of the ledger. US
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  Speaker 7: exports jumped three point zero percent to two one hundred
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  Speaker 7: and eighty nine billion dollars. The highest level in many months,
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  Speaker 7: while imports rolls just zero point six percent to three
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  Speaker 7: hundred and forty two billion. The combination produced the kind
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  Speaker 7: of outcome the Trump administration is sought, and American goods
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  Speaker 7: finding stronger markets abroad, even as the flow of foreign
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  Speaker 7: goods into the United States does moderate. And that's a
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  Speaker 7: good thing. That means that more things have been produced.
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  Speaker 6: In our country.
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  Speaker 7: And that is, you know, a country is better off
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  Speaker 7: in the long run when you produce your own stuff.
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  Speaker 7: In inflation, not just in terms. The trade picture improved
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  Speaker 7: as well. The real goods deficit fell five point six
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  Speaker 7: percent in September, as real exports of goods rolls four
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  Speaker 7: point two percent and real imports edged up zero point
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  Speaker 7: seven percent. That confirms that the narrowing gap reflects genuine
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  Speaker 7: changes in trade volumes rather than simply higher prices. In fact,
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  Speaker 7: speaking of prices, many prices across the board, especially in
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  Speaker 7: among grocery items, have been reducing in recent weeks.
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  Speaker 6: Well.
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  Speaker 7: In other news, we find that, you know how the
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  Speaker 7: socialists always say that we're going to get free this free,
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  Speaker 7: that free everything everywhere, well mayor all to be mayor
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  Speaker 7: to be a mandamy of new York says it. Oh yeah,
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  Speaker 7: I did a guarantee free buses or bus rides for
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  Speaker 7: anyone who wants to ride the bus in New York City.
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  Speaker 7: But April Fool, there's no way to pay for it.
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  Speaker 7: I have no idea why to get the seven hundred
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  Speaker 7: million dollars necessary to fund the free bus scheme. And see,
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  Speaker 7: that's one of the hallmarks of a leftist and liberals,
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  Speaker 7: actually they're one of the same. They always make these
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  Speaker 7: promises that they cannot keep, and if they are able
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  Speaker 7: to keep them, it's always at the expense.
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  Speaker 6: Of taxpayers.
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  Speaker 7: So either way we end up paying out of the
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  Speaker 7: wazoo for their wishless which does nothing more than a
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  Speaker 7: drains our economy. Speaking of the Christmas season, you know,
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  Speaker 7: as I've said a million times, this is the most
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  Speaker 7: joyous time of the year, my favorite time of the
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  Speaker 7: year every single year. However, they're there are crenches all
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  Speaker 7: over the place. And one of the biggest grinches is
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  Speaker 7: a joyless read and she posted a video about how
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  Speaker 7: get this. Are you sitting down, folks? Make sure you're
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  Speaker 7: sitting down, cause you might fall over after ya and
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  Speaker 7: discust or shock after I tell you, She says that
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  Speaker 7: jingle bells, Yes, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all.
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  Speaker 6: The way is racist.
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  Speaker 7: Now I do I don't understand how she's you know,
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  Speaker 7: you know, she's a media moron, of course, and she
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  Speaker 7: said on a video to her one point three million
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  Speaker 7: social media moron followers. I guess she's the head moron
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  Speaker 7: in charge. Someone please tell me how jingle bells is racist.
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  Speaker 7: You know, maybe we should all sing it together, maybe
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  Speaker 7: we can pick it out.
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  Speaker 8: Uh.
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  Speaker 7: Anyway, you know, such as such is the state of
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  Speaker 7: life in leftist America. And I'm not saying the whole
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  Speaker 7: nation is leftist, but I mean among the leftists in
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  Speaker 7: this country, I mean, this is the best that they
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  Speaker 7: can come up with. And these people are always running
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  Speaker 7: around complaining, complaining, complaining, complaining, complaining.
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  Speaker 6: Oops.
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  Speaker 7: I had to stop myself. This is just ridiculous. I
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  Speaker 7: don't care what the subject matter is. People like Joyless
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  Speaker 7: Read will run around and find complaints about everything. But
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  Speaker 7: you know, one thing they never complain about, maybe maybe
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  Speaker 7: two or three things. They never complain about crime, especially
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  Speaker 7: if the criminal activity is perpetrated by illegal border crossers.
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  Speaker 7: They never complain about. Let's see, abuse of our rights
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  Speaker 7: are inalienable rights. Now they do exaggerate and make up
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  Speaker 7: accusations against rights, the rights of certain people, black people, immigrants,
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  Speaker 7: you know, they try to mix them all together and
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  Speaker 7: just call them all immigrants, whether they're legal or illegal.
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  Speaker 7: You know, they're worried about their special rights. They're worried
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  Speaker 7: about the rights of Muslims in our country. They're on
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  Speaker 7: a mission to literally take over this country like they
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  Speaker 7: have Europe. Going to get into that bit of details
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  Speaker 7: later on in the show.
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  Speaker 6: It's just.
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  Speaker 7: Crazy, crazy, crazy. Well, President Trump tauted that's because of
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  Speaker 7: his policies. There's nearly sixty thousand new jobs and one
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  Speaker 7: hundred billion dollars of investment for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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  Speaker 7: since his inauguration. And there's going to be these kind
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  Speaker 7: of figures popping up all over the country. I know,
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  Speaker 7: for example, outside of Columbus, the state capitol of Ohio,
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  Speaker 7: you've got one of the largest buildings ever created by man.
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  Speaker 7: This complex is over four hundred acres just the structure
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  Speaker 7: for chip building and research. And that was a result
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  Speaker 7: of tariffs in similar construction projects all over the country,
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  Speaker 7: especially here in the Midwest, concerning auto production, much of
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  Speaker 7: which is coming back to the United States from Oh,
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  Speaker 7: Canada and Mexico.
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  Speaker 6: Good stuff. Good stuff.
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  Speaker 7: I for one, in what are you know, I'm one
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  Speaker 7: of the happy Americans that President Trump's administration they seized
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  Speaker 7: the oil tanker bound for Cuba as it was sailing
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  Speaker 7: off the coast of Venezuela. I understand why they did it,
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  Speaker 7: and I think it's a very good process. As one
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  Speaker 7: individual I saw recently, they said, halleluja, it's about time.
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  Speaker 7: And because of this situation, you know, people like Spartacus
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  Speaker 7: also known as Corey Booker saying that, oh, this is
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  Speaker 7: a potential war crime.
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  Speaker 6: It could be starting a war.
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  Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, well, no, actually would prevent a war
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  Speaker 7: these kinds of actions. In fact, you know, there should
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  Speaker 7: have been the capturing of many of these ships for
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  Speaker 7: a long time, because what has been going on is
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  Speaker 7: that Venezuelan ships have been going out supposedly selling oil
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  Speaker 7: to in a legal sense, and they've been sneaking the
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  Speaker 7: oil indirectly going to you know, using the money from
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  Speaker 7: the sale of the Venezuelan oil through different channels throughout
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  Speaker 7: the world and using it to fund terrorist organizations or
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  Speaker 7: build up the Venezuelan military, to close in its connections
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  Speaker 7: with China, things like that, But no one, you know,
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  Speaker 7: every time the United States sticks up for itself it's
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  Speaker 7: right to do, especially here in the Western hemisphere, that's
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  Speaker 7: considered a war crime by people like Spartacus. But yet
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  Speaker 7: Spartacus and all the rest of his Democrat friends have never, ever,
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  Speaker 7: ever said it's a war crime to dump enough fentanyl
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  Speaker 7: in the United States on an annual basis to kill
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  Speaker 7: up one hundred thousand Americans. They never call that a
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  Speaker 7: war crime ever. So this blatant hypocrisy of the Democrats
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  Speaker 7: is just just out there, just shining brighter than Christmas lights.
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  Speaker 7: Democrats are filing impeachment articles against Robert F. Kennedy Junior
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  Speaker 6: Well.
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  Speaker 7: Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, who responded to President Trump's
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  Speaker 7: rightful criticism over the Blue Slip agreement stonewalling the confirmations
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  Speaker 7: of the President's US attorneys. President Trump has recently went
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  Speaker 7: off on Republican senators for letting Democrats stonewall his appointees
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  Speaker 7: because of the blue slip tradition.
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  Speaker 6: The blue slip.
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  Speaker 7: Custom defers to judicial nominations to the home state senators.
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  Speaker 7: During the roundtable event, Trump blamed grassy for allowing Democrats
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  Speaker 7: to stonewall the nominees all because Senator Grassley, with his
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  Speaker 7: blue slip stuff, will not let anybody go by. And
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  Speaker 7: by the way, the Democrats have violated blue slip provisions
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  Speaker 7: on numerous occasions, according to President Trump. Moments later, President
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  Speaker 7: Trump was caught on a hot mic blasting the blue
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  Speaker 7: slip tradition after reporters had left the room, and of
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  Speaker 7: course Grassley responded, and he claims that they've been passed,
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  Speaker 7: seeing a lot of his folks in, you know, to
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  Speaker 7: fruition and all of that, and that he blames Christino home.
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  Speaker 7: There is a reason why those who have not been
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  Speaker 7: approved are not being approved because Christinome has not come
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  Speaker 7: in and spoken with our committee. So why what does
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  Speaker 7: one have to do with the other. These positions are
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  Speaker 7: not under Christyen Nome's authority, so they do not directly
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  Speaker 7: have anything to do with her. Maybe in some cases indirectly,
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  Speaker 7: I don't know, but I know directly. So I think
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  Speaker 7: that's a bunch of bold capitalists with a hit right there.
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  Speaker 7: And normally I like Chuck, you know, mister Grassley, because
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  Speaker 7: he seems to be a decent sort of fellow. Maybe
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  Speaker 7: he's kind of, like mentioned McConnell, getting.
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  Speaker 6: A bit old for the job.
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  Speaker 7: I don't, I don't know, but it is what it is,
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  Speaker 7: and I do pray that the president's nominees do get
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  Speaker 7: a proved I mean, look, we're already almost one year
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  Speaker 7: into his administration. By now, he should have all of
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  Speaker 7: his appointees approved, and those who will not be they
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  Speaker 7: should also get the get a know and an explanation
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  Speaker 7: of course as to why, well, you know, NPR, you know,
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  Speaker 7: they've always been out aut to lunch since forever. And
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  Speaker 7: a recent broadcast of All Things Considered, NPR Domestic Extremism
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  Speaker 7: correspondent or Debt Josef discussed the concept of re immigration
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  Speaker 7: and said that while the Trump administration rejects or denies
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  Speaker 7: the European extremist roots of this policy idea. One must
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  Speaker 7: add the context of other terms that this administration has
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  Speaker 7: been using talking about Western values, Western civilization, chiding European
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  Speaker 7: allies for making themselves vulnerab to civilizational suicide or civilizational erasure,
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  Speaker 7: which Yosef said, some say is language that fits firmly
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  Speaker 7: within the rhetoric of the identificarian or broader white nationalism movement. Now,
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  Speaker 7: in my opinion, that's one of the stupidest comments ever
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  Speaker 7: made about this particular subject, because you know, what is
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  Speaker 7: being illustrated here is the fact that people like Usef,
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  Speaker 7: the whole crew of nprs all things considered in every
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  Speaker 7: leftist you can find, and some rhinos too. The fact
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  Speaker 7: of the matter is, look, it is not my fault,
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  Speaker 7: your fault, or anyone's fault that the greatest civilizations in
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  Speaker 7: the world up to this point overall have to happen
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  Speaker 7: to have been in places like Europe, developed here in
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  Speaker 7: North America, Canada, the United States. And it's not because
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  Speaker 7: they were white. They were founded by white white people.
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  Speaker 7: It's not about white it's about as my dad would
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  Speaker 7: tell me, it's about principles, what do you want? When
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  Speaker 7: Japan Japan lost the Second World War, they said, hey,
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  Speaker 7: tell us the secret of your greatness. And the main
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  Speaker 7: focus they shared with Japan was economic and Japan took
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  Speaker 7: them up on it and ran with it, and to
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  Speaker 7: this day they're a very successful nation. And there are
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  Speaker 7: other nations here and there throughout the world that emulated
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  Speaker 7: free market economics South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and a few
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  Speaker 7: other places around the world. So until the nineteen eighties,
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  Speaker 7: South Africa, until recent decades, Venezuela, for a time, Brazil.
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  Speaker 7: All these nations when they focused on more capitalists or
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  Speaker 7: free market economics, though they prospered.
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  Speaker 6: And so for.
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  Speaker 7: The United States to not want to be filled with
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  Speaker 7: individuals from around the world who are, and they've stated it,
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  Speaker 7: who are on a mission to destroy our country, to
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  Speaker 7: turn it into a third world nation, to drain away
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  Speaker 7: our wealth, to bring harm, especially to the females of America.
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  Speaker 7: That's why they groom and they go after them. So
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  Speaker 7: maybe here's an idea. If other people were more civilized
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  Speaker 7: and they wanted to come to this country legally and
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  Speaker 7: become a part of our country, and even legally, we
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  Speaker 7: couldn't let them all in, like Uncle Joe. Let all
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  Speaker 7: these people in. But if they wanted to come to
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  Speaker 7: this country legally and be a part of our country,
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  Speaker 7: it wouldn't be a problem. It's about principle, not about color,
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  Speaker 7: not about race or anything like that. If you're an
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  Speaker 7: uncivilized beast from Sudan, I don't want you in my neighborhood.
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  Speaker 7: I know an African gentleman. He came to this country
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  Speaker 7: and he's very very successful. By the way, he and
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  Speaker 7: his wife both are very successful. Both have very successful
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  Speaker 7: careers because they came here legally and they were to
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  Speaker 7: their butts off. And every time I see him, he says, Run.
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  Speaker 7: I don't understand, man, Why is it that even when
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  Speaker 7: I go to church, these American blacks men they just.
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  Speaker 6: Talk about it. They complain all the time.
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  Speaker 7: Man, they had much more than to even start off
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  Speaker 7: with than I did when I first came to America.
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  Speaker 6: What is going on? Why is it like that? Run?
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  Speaker 7: Every time I see them, I say, quaky. Look, they're
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  Speaker 7: taught to complain, they're taught to hate. They're indoctrinated in
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  Speaker 7: government schools. And I suggest, and I remember when both
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  Speaker 7: of our sons were the same age, and I said,
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  Speaker 7: you know what, if you can afford to put them
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  Speaker 7: in private school or find a very good government school,
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  Speaker 7: but when they come home, make sure you deprogram them.
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  Speaker 7: I mean, that's the only thing I could tell. And
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  Speaker 7: I say, yeah, and.
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  Speaker 6: Pray for too, pray life crazy. But yeah, So it's
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  Speaker 6: not about.
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  Speaker 7: Racism because the Trump administration is concerned about people coming
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  Speaker 7: to this country illegally and the majority of them are
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  Speaker 7: doing some kind of harm. It's not Trump's fault that
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  Speaker 7: This is a round overage American experience and as we
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  Speaker 7: celebrate this wonderful time of the year. Well, you know,
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  Speaker 7: the Senate today failed to advance a Democrat healthcare bill
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  Speaker 7: and a Republican health care bill that would have addressed
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  Speaker 7: the high cost of healthcare in our nation. The Senate
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  Speaker 7: voted today fifty one to forty eight not to invoke
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  Speaker 7: culture or advance a Democrat bill. And thank god they
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  Speaker 7: didn't advance the Democrat bill that would extend the Enhanced
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  Speaker 7: Ali Obamacare subsidies for more than three years, which would
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  Speaker 7: punt the issue right ahead of the next presidential elections.
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  Speaker 7: The legislation would cost roughly ninety billion dollars. Now, the
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  Speaker 7: Republican really need to hunker down here and come up
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  Speaker 7: with a private sector, sector oriented let piece of legislation
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  Speaker 7: and stick together and use their greater numbers to pass
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  Speaker 7: a good bill. Because there was a time, my friends,
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  Speaker 7: when medical care and healthcare was not under the control
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  Speaker 7: of government subsidies, and it was much less expensive than
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  Speaker 7: it is today.
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  Speaker 6: Now.
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  Speaker 7: Whenever government says, hey, you know what, you have a
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  Speaker 7: problem with how expensive things are. Now, let us subsidize
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  Speaker 7: it and things will cost less for everyone. Well, every
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  Speaker 7: time that happens now, I don't care what it is,
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  Speaker 7: whether it's mass transportation, whether it's medicine, education, et cetera,
• 31:44
  Speaker 7: et cetera. When government dominates it, it becomes more expensive
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  Speaker 7: and the quality goes down every time. The Senate Republicans plan,
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  Speaker 7: and formerly known as the crap Ocacity Bill, failed to
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  Speaker 7: advance on a fifty one to forty eight vote.
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  Speaker 6: As well. It would let the.
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  Speaker 7: Enhanced Obamacare subsidies expire and use the federal health care
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  Speaker 7: dollars instead to go toward patients in the form of
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  Speaker 7: health care savings accounts. Now Now that Republican plan is
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  Speaker 7: projected to lower insurance premiums by eleven percent through cost
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  Speaker 7: sharing reduction payments. It would also bar illegal border crossers
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  Speaker 7: from accessing Medicaid by requiring states to verify citizenship and
• 32:32
  Speaker 7: immigration status before receiving coverage. It also prevents federal dollars
• 32:37
  Speaker 7: from being used for gender transition services under Medicaid. The
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  Speaker 7: Republican plan would fulfill President Donald Trump's vision to stop
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  Speaker 7: money indirectly patients through health insurers via the Enhanced Obamacare
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  Speaker 7: credits and instead go directly to American patients so that
• 32:59
  Speaker 7: they can make choices more appropriate to their liking and needs.
• 33:04
  Speaker 7: Healthcare has become a fixture of Congress. After Democrats stage
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  Speaker 7: a week's long shutdown as the Enhanced ali Obamacare subsidies
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  Speaker 7: are set to expire. Democrats agree to end the shutdown
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  Speaker 7: after Senate Republicans agree to allow for a vote on
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  Speaker 7: a healthcare bill of Democrats choosing and here we are
• 33:25
  Speaker 7: some Majority leader John Thune argued that the Democrats' concession
• 33:29
  Speaker 7: vote on their healthcare bill amounts to nothing more than
• 33:33
  Speaker 7: a political messaging exercise. See, because the Democrats don't give
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  Speaker 7: a rip about the quality of your medical or health care.
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  Speaker 7: It's all about these other subsidies for tranny surgeries and
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  Speaker 7: things of that nature that have nothing to do with
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  Speaker 7: real health. And of course, any way that they can
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  Speaker 7: make it more expensive for you and I that's the
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  Speaker 7: policy that they will a port in the long run
• 34:01
  Speaker 7: when they decide to try to pass the bill. In
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  Speaker 7: all seriousness, now, Chucky Schumer did promise his constituents that
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  Speaker 7: he would do everything he could to stop the Republican version,
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  Speaker 7: because the Republican version is far superior to the Democrat
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  Speaker 7: version by returning money to us, you know, to us Americans,
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  Speaker 7: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And Democrats do not
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  Speaker 7: want you to get a break on anything. They want
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  Speaker 7: you to be in misery and more dependent upon them.
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  Speaker 7: They want you to look to them, not to God,
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  Speaker 7: not yourself, not your family, but to them. This is
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  Speaker 7: this is this is what they're all about. That's what
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  Speaker 7: that is the foundation of their philosophical base. So he
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  Speaker 7: I'll give you more evidence of that.
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  Speaker 6: Now.
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  Speaker 7: The HUD they conducted an investigation, and that investigation revealed
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  Speaker 7: that Uncle Joe Biden's mass migrations spike home prices for
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  Speaker 7: low income Americans. Now, don't Democrats always run around talking
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  Speaker 7: about how they want to help the low income Americans?
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  Speaker 7: They need help, They need help, Well, they need more
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  Speaker 7: help because of Democrats who pretend that they want to
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  Speaker 7: help them. Uncle Joe Biden's record setting waves of mass
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  Speaker 7: immigration into the United States and home prices and rents
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  Speaker 7: searching for the lowest income Americans, the people they claim
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  Speaker 7: to care so much about, but who always turn around
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  Speaker 7: and foolishly vote for the Democrats who screw them over
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  Speaker 7: every time. Now, the report annually by HUD looks at
• 35:58
  Speaker 7: worst case housing needs, which is defined as Americans who
• 36:02
  Speaker 7: are low income but who do not receive government assistance
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  Speaker 7: or welfare, and who pay more than half of their
• 36:09
  Speaker 7: income toward housing costs. Now, between twenty twenty one and
• 36:13
  Speaker 7: twenty twenty three, cases of worst case needs remained elevated
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  Speaker 7: at eight point forty six million households, virtually the same
• 36:23
  Speaker 7: as the twenty nineteen to twenty twenty one period. Now
• 36:27
  Speaker 7: that report detailed pointing to Uncle Joe Biden's bringing millions
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  Speaker 7: and millions and millions of these people from around the
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  Speaker 7: world into the United States as a critical factor in
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  Speaker 7: why and how so many low income Americans became increasingly
• 36:42
  Speaker 7: strained by housing costs. And as the Trump administration continues
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  Speaker 7: to get these people out of this country, you will
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  Speaker 7: eventually start to see housing prices and rental prices beginning
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  Speaker 7: to trickle downward. And by the way, in some states,
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  Speaker 7: that's already begun, not by a large margin, but it
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  Speaker 7: has begun, and the increases have totally stopped. One key
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  Speaker 7: cause of elevated worst case needs to be it needs
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  Speaker 7: is immigration or illegal immigration. Especially between twenty twenty one
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  Speaker 7: and twenty twenty four, the foreign born population of the
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  Speaker 7: United States increased by more than one two three four five,
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  Speaker 7: by more than twenty million, the largest such increase over
• 37:40
  Speaker 7: a short period of time in American history, and the
• 37:43
  Speaker 7: foreign born population now stands at more than fifty three million,
• 37:50
  Speaker 7: making up the highest share of the American population in
• 37:52
  Speaker 7: US history. This immigration driven increase in households has contributed
• 37:59
  Speaker 7: to a significant increase in housing demand, thus driving up
• 38:02
  Speaker 7: housing prices. There you go, and as these people are
• 38:07
  Speaker 7: see they need a new operation wetback. Operation Wetback which
• 38:14
  Speaker 7: occurred under the Truman administration and they got those people
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  Speaker 7: that had out of here, about eleven million of them.
• 38:21
  Speaker 7: And see, they didn't have all these neir dwells running
• 38:24
  Speaker 7: around blocking them and trying to harm people that were
• 38:28
  Speaker 7: doing their job of getting the illegals out because they
• 38:31
  Speaker 7: understood that, oh wait a minute, all these people in
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  Speaker 7: this country illegally.
• 38:35
  Speaker 6: It's not right.
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  Speaker 7: And it's putting a strain on our nation because during
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  Speaker 7: those times, the majority of Americans cared about our country.
• 38:47
  Speaker 6: Now we have a.
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  Speaker 7: Population of about thirty I pred I estimate about thirty
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  Speaker 7: five percent of Americans who are in support of anything
• 38:55
  Speaker 7: that is destructive, and if you oppose it, they'll either
• 38:58
  Speaker 7: call you a racist, a xenophobe, a bigot, or much
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  Speaker 7: worse names. And see, this is what we have to
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  Speaker 7: put up with today, individuals who will attack you.
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  Speaker 6: We're trying to protect our own nation. Now.
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  Speaker 7: Dick Durbin, you know, he's one of the big most
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  Speaker 7: dishonest individuals who ever walked the earth. The senator from Illinois.
• 39:32
  Speaker 7: He's questioning the legality of the Trump administration's actions regarding Venezuela.
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  Speaker 7: The Illinois Democrats said that he believed that President Donald
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  Speaker 7: Trump was preparing for an invasion of his Venezuela, and
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  Speaker 7: even though I'm nowhere near the situation, I believe that's
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  Speaker 7: but that would be very unwise, and I don't think
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  Speaker 7: for example, including Great Britain or should I just say
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  Speaker 7: Britain now, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Netherlands,
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  Speaker 7: and Portugal now As little as thirty to forty years ago,
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  Speaker 7: they enjoyed their distinction as successful Western oriented cultures filled
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  Speaker 7: with free speech, distinct languages, and recognizable successful economic capitalism
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  Speaker 7: and modern life. They enjoyed tourists from other successful, modern
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  Speaker 7: bountiful countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and the
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  Speaker 7: United States of America. Their church cathedrals rang bells on Sundays.
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  Speaker 7: But then their stupid leaders, supported by the European Union
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  Speaker 7: and One World globalist pigs, opened the doors to millions
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  Speaker 7: and millions of out of third world knuckle draggers. And
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  Speaker 7: those millions came from the poverty, illiteracy in compatible cultures,
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  Speaker 7: mostly Islamic, and they created Mayhem of fifty six Muslim
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  Speaker 7: dominated countries. They allowed all of that to pour into Europe,
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  Speaker 7: along with millions and millions of refugees out of Africa,
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  Speaker 7: and today, as I speak, European countries have lost their
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  Speaker 7: unique cultures, their languages, their social cohesion, and now many
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  Speaker 7: of their cities are beginning to corrode into ugliness. Europe
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  Speaker 7: has approximately forty six to fifty million Muslims, with the
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  Speaker 7: largest numbers in France about seven million. Germany they say,
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  Speaker 7: is around six million, in the UK five to five
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  Speaker 7: to six million, driven mainly by immigration and higher fertility rates,
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  Speaker 7: making France in Germany the EU countries with the highest
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  Speaker 7: absolute Muslim populations. Now, as a result, Europe now entertains
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  Speaker 7: ten thousand, five hundred Mosques. Let me say that Againurope
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  Speaker 7: now entertains ten five hundred Mosques. Muslims have not integrated
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  Speaker 7: into Western countries, nor do they speak the languages of
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  Speaker 7: the countries they colonized. More than one hundred no go
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  Speaker 7: zones dominate such countries as Great Britain, France, and Germany.
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  Speaker 7: Shuria law where you can beat your wife to death
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  Speaker 7: dominates those no go zones that means honor killings, female
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  Speaker 7: genital mutilations women in burkahs that make them non beings
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  Speaker 7: and one half the value of a man. And by
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  Speaker 7: the way, the Islamists from the Middle East view black
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  Speaker 7: people as nothing more than slaves and people of the dust. Islam,
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  Speaker 7: which means submission, has migrated Europe to death or close
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  Speaker 7: to it. Now, there was a written by a gentleman
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  Speaker 7: that I heard about. I never got to read it,
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  Speaker 7: never got the book, but it's called The Strange Death
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  Speaker 7: of Europe, written by a guy named Douglas Murray. He's
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  Speaker 7: from Great Britain, and I probably need to read that
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  Speaker 7: book because he gives I guess, according to this write
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  Speaker 7: up on the book that I'm looking at now, details
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  Speaker 7: about the things that I have just described. He goes
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  Speaker 7: into a step by step details. But today, and if
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  Speaker 7: you look throughout European countries, most citizens can no longer
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  Speaker 7: enjoy free speech without threat of imprisonment. No one can
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  Speaker 7: speak against Islam in many of those cities.
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  Speaker 6: You can no.
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  Speaker 7: Longer walk your dog down the street because your Islamic nation,
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  Speaker 7: your Islamic neighbor doesn't like dogs. While European countries suffer
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  Speaker 7: endless Muslim rape squads, endless welfare, and endless loss of culture.
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  Speaker 7: Islam marches like the bubonic plague across once free Europe.
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  Speaker 7: Now they were great historical thinkers who said a few
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  Speaker 7: things about Islam. One of them was Winston Churchill, British
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  Speaker 7: Prime minister and historian, made several strong critiques, including descriptions
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  Speaker 7: of fanatical frenzy and fearful, fatalistic apathy associated with the religion.
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  Speaker 7: He also commented that Islamic law, where women are considered property,
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  Speaker 7: would delay the final extinction of slavery. Churchill referred to
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  Speaker 7: Islam as a retrograde force. Voltaire, the French Enlightenment writer
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  Speaker 7: and philosopher, criticized the method of spreading the religion with
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  Speaker 7: a quote, often a tribute it to others, stating that
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  Speaker 7: the mohammad Dean religion, which speaks only by the sword,
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  Speaker 7: acts still upon men with that destructive spirit with which
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  Speaker 7: it was founded. Man oh Man oh Man Manuel Palelogos,
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  Speaker 7: the Byzantine Emperor, stated in thirteen ninety one that Muhammad
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  Speaker 7: brought things only evil and inhuman, such as his command
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  Speaker 7: to spread the sword by sword, rather the faith he preached.
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  Speaker 7: It just goes on and on and on. I mean,
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  Speaker 7: this is a full list here of world figures, historic
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  Speaker 7: figures who had these descriptive statements to speak about Islam.
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  Speaker 7: Now America's Congress and presidents have allowed it, supported it,
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  Speaker 7: and will most assuredly for all Americans. We will pay
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  Speaker 7: a heavy price for it unless we stand up now,
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  Speaker 7: my friends, and say no more yet get out. Whether
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  Speaker 7: you look at Muslim communists Ugandan Zoran Mandani's request for
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  Speaker 7: New York City, you're seeing Islam FastTrack on America's largest city.
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  Speaker 7: Worse than that half of the eight point five million
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  Speaker 7: New Yorkers voted him into office. The Jews of New
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  Speaker 7: York City are fleeing as the seven hundred and fifty
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  Speaker 7: thousand Muslims make New York City their own. And what
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  Speaker 7: baffles me is that out of eight point five million
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  Speaker 7: New Yorkers, they're all running, scared and knuckling under to
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  Speaker 7: seven hundred and fifty thousand Muslims. That does not make sense.
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  Speaker 7: In Minneapolis, Minnesota, Somalian Muslims at one hundred and seven
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  Speaker 7: thousand population out of that entire metropolitan area, which is
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  Speaker 7: about three million, I think. But yet they kowtow to
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  Speaker 7: this comparatively small population, please make it make sense. You
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  Speaker 7: have no go zones, and the once very friendly and
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  Speaker 7: beautiful city of Minneapolis. In Detroit, you've got about three
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  Speaker 7: hundred thousand Syrian Muslims now commanding Dearborn and Hamdramak once
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  Speaker 7: all American cities. Today the schools teach Arabic and the
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  Speaker 7: adults chant death to America. Arabic riding dominates every business
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  Speaker 7: in dearborn Scharial law is practice in burkhas en Shrouded
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  Speaker 7: women walk the streets as non beings and will expectorate
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  Speaker 7: on women who do not wear their burkosh. Well, well,
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  Speaker 7: well now that I see that, by time, as if
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  Speaker 7: I do, thank you for your time. And as I
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  Speaker 7: always say at this time, remember to pray for your nation,
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  Speaker 7: pray for your family, Pray for your friends and even
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  Speaker 7: your enemies if they get it right before it's too late,
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  Speaker 7: because remember we all base judgment, treat others the same
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  Speaker 7: way you want to be treated. And until next time
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  Speaker 7: I'm run edwards excelsoror come on.
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  Speaker 1: M h.
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  Speaker 11: M hm.
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  Speaker 8: You would you would you would be? You would do?
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  Speaker 9: Would be the of us?
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  Speaker 4: All folk tags that stage right