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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Congratulaions President Trump on the BBB!! - 250703 · 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 5: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 4: Well, good day, day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 4: Ron Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 4: This is the Independence Eve Day and as we gear
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Speaker 4: up for America's two hundred and forty ninth birthday on
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Speaker 4: Independence Day, Well, the details of President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill,
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Speaker 4: the BBB are less important to some people than the
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Speaker 4: fact that he managed to pass it through congress Man
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Speaker 4: and it was done by his fourth of July Independence
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Speaker 4: Day deadline. No less, that means that President Trump will
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Speaker 4: have the political momentum to continue building upon the achievements
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Speaker 4: of his first six months in on the job. Unlike
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Speaker 4: other second term presidents, mister Trump will not be seen
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Speaker 4: as a lame dunk duck, but as a leader who
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Speaker 4: is gaining a lot of strength. If you think back
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Speaker 4: to this point in twenty seventeen, in the first year
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Speaker 4: of President Trump's first term, man Oh man. He had
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Speaker 4: hoped to deliver on his promise to repeal and replace
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Speaker 4: ali Obamacare, but the same Republicans who had campaigned on
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Speaker 4: that pledge since twenty ten could not agree on a
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Speaker 4: plan by the end of July twenty seventeen, remember when
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Speaker 4: Senator John McCain would deliver his infamous thumbs down, slamming
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Speaker 4: the brakes on President Trump's agenda and delighting Democrats and
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Speaker 4: the media. The next few weeks were a disaster for
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Speaker 4: President Trump, culminating in the Charlottesville riots. No, Trump never
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Speaker 4: ever said that the neo Nazis in Charlottesville were very
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Speaker 4: fine people. In fact, he said that they should be
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Speaker 4: condemned totally. However, the public recoiled at the chaos and
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Speaker 4: believed Democrats, and boy they seceeded in associating President's with
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Speaker 4: those events. It's true President Trump signed the tax cuts
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Speaker 4: and job jacks into law that December, but it had
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Speaker 4: taken all year for Congress to finally get around to
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Speaker 4: doing it. When Trump came back in twenty eighteen, he
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Speaker 4: hoped to move on with his signature issue, border security.
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Speaker 4: He offered Democrats a compromise, a path to citizenship or
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Speaker 4: so called Dreamers in exchange for his entire border wall.
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Speaker 4: Of course, Democrats who want the border wide open rejected
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Speaker 4: that deal, partly because also because they believed he did
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Speaker 4: not have the political muscle to oppose them because they
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Speaker 4: actually wanted the border wide open as it was during
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Speaker 4: the Uncle Joe Biden regime. Trump tried his best back then,
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Speaker 4: even forcing a government shutdown, but could not make Congress
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Speaker 4: pass wall funding. For the rest of his presidency, Trump
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Speaker 4: was on the back foot, especially once Nasty Pelosi was
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Speaker 4: back in the speaker chair. He conducted foreign policy with
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Speaker 4: great success. He nominates Supreme Court justices, he even beat
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Speaker 4: back an important effort, but he was no longer fully
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Speaker 4: in control because he had failed to unite his own party.
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Speaker 4: By the way, let's not forget there were so many
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Speaker 4: Rhinos in the Republican Party, many people in the Republican
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Speaker 4: Party that hated President Trump, and some of those Neanderthals
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Speaker 4: are still in the Congress to this very day, and
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Speaker 4: despite the fact that they controlled Congress in his first year,
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Speaker 4: he could not achieve all that he had been elected
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Speaker 4: to do by we, the American people. Trump has learned
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Speaker 4: from those mistakes. Yes, the big, beautiful bill spends too
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Speaker 4: much for my taste. Yes, it's rather swampy, but you
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Speaker 4: can't draain a swamp, at least not easily by diverting
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Speaker 4: the rivers that feed it. You have to drain a
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Speaker 4: swamp by planting trees that consume its waters. Trump's policies
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Speaker 4: over time, like kicking illegal borders crossers off Medicare, will
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Speaker 4: shrink the welfare state and focus the government on what
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Speaker 4: it is meant or should be doing. Political momentum may
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Speaker 4: be intangible, but it is a real thing, so is branding.
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Speaker 4: The Big Beautiful Bill or BBB, was actually a Biden
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Speaker 4: idea in the form of his Bill Back Better Plan
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Speaker 4: remember that, which never passed, Thank you Jesus. And some
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Speaker 4: of Uncle Joe. Biden's proposals survived the so called Inflation
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Speaker 4: Reduction Act, which was really the Green New Deal in disguise,
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Speaker 4: but Biden's BBB was a big, fat loser, and he
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Speaker 4: went on to become a one term president. Trump has
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Speaker 4: turned BBB into an A plus legislative When there are
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Speaker 4: flaws in that Big Beautiful Bill, some of which I
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Speaker 4: have even pointed out. In some respects, it is actually
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Speaker 4: rather ugly, as critics suggested, but those laws can be
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Speaker 4: fixed in later recessions or reconciliation bills, and Trump will
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Speaker 4: have enough political capital to force those through as well.
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Speaker 4: With the BBB sign in the law, Trump can celebrate
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Speaker 4: six months of success and look ahead to the two
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Speaker 4: hundred and fiftieth year of American independence with even bigger
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Speaker 4: and more beautiful ideas and some other good news. Let's see,
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Speaker 4: the economy added one hundred and forty seven thousand jobs
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Speaker 4: last month, and that's a lot higher than experts, the
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Speaker 4: so called experts we're calling for, and the unemployment rate
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Speaker 4: unexpectedly fell. It's now four point one percent, defying predictions
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Speaker 4: of labor market sluggishness following the implementation of President Trump's tariffs.
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Speaker 4: The economists had been expecting one hundred and ten thousand
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Speaker 4: jobs YEP and an unemployment rate ticking up to four
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Speaker 4: point three percent. The April jobs report was revised up
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Speaker 4: by eleven thousand from a gain of one hundred and
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Speaker 4: forty seven thousand to one hundred and fifty eight thousand,
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Speaker 4: and May was revised up by five thousand to one
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Speaker 4: hundred and forty four thousand. Combined with the revisions added
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Speaker 4: sixteen thousand jobs to the April and May reports, so
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Speaker 4: things were actually going better in during the springtime than
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Speaker 4: had he actually been reported. And the beat goes on,
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Speaker 4: my friends, But will the state of affairs continue at
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Speaker 4: this wonderful clip? You know, just days in the future,
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Speaker 4: not too many days in the future, the Brick Nations
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Speaker 4: are going to be meeting. They're going to have a
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Speaker 4: big powow as to to or not to drop the
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Speaker 4: American as the reserve currency because they want to, and
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Speaker 4: I think they're very smart for this. I wish the
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Speaker 4: United States would go ahead and put our money on
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Speaker 4: gold and silver, but those Brick Nations are saying, you
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Speaker 4: know what, we need to tie our economies or our dollars,
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Speaker 4: our money to gold and and and that would do
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Speaker 4: so much more for this country. You think things are
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Speaker 4: going to go well now, if we were to re
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Speaker 4: establish a gold back or silver backed economy, that would
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Speaker 4: be simply incredible, and at the same time, it would
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Speaker 4: free us from the bootheel of the federal federal reserve system.
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Speaker 4: I don't know how you go about it. I'm not
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Speaker 4: in that position. But Resident Trump and other good people
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Speaker 4: have to figure out a way to disengage the United
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Speaker 4: States of America from the federal Reserve system. They got
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Speaker 4: a gotta gotta it's got to be done. Yep, something
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Speaker 4: else has to be done. You know, there needs to
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Speaker 4: be a resurgence of intelligence among certain people. Now, for
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Speaker 4: eight hours, Minority House Leader how came Jeffreys, was grand standing,
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Speaker 4: reading letters, talking a bunch of smack, even putting his
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Speaker 4: fellow Democrats to sleep at certain times during his dull speech.
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Speaker 4: I guess he thought that if he talked long enough,
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Speaker 4: the Republicans would go home and wouldn't pass the bill.
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Speaker 4: And it was kind of hilarious because yesterday when they
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Speaker 4: were taking turns speaking, the Democrats were pointing to the
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Speaker 4: Republican side because only at one time there was only
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Speaker 4: about four or five Republicans there to speak up for
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Speaker 4: the big, beautiful bill. And even I think I thought
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Speaker 4: that was kind of odd. But then I realized, I said,
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Speaker 4: wait a minute, hark. The Republicans are going home and
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Speaker 4: getting their rest, and they're cooling out because President Trump
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Speaker 4: has to round up the votes and get things squared away. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: they know what they want to vote for, and the
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Speaker 4: ones that had a problem with it and still do
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Speaker 4: but went ahead and voted for it anyway and realizing
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Speaker 4: that they can go back and clean it up through resolutions.
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Speaker 4: But anyway, I'll have more to say on this and
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Speaker 4: other matters when when you return on the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 4: The Ron Edwards American Experience a charter member of the
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Speaker 4: emerging New Mainstream Media and we're back. This is a
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Speaker 4: runovers American Experience. And yeah, this is Independence Day eve
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Speaker 4: and as we gear up for America's two and forty
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Speaker 4: ninth birthday celebration. You know, some people, they really like
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Speaker 4: President Trump, but they're not always happy with some of
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Speaker 4: the things that he is doing. Just the other day,
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Speaker 4: Joe Rogan, the popular podcaster, said that, yeah, they're two
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Speaker 4: things that he's really irritated about concerning President Trump. And
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Speaker 4: he says that he's kind of backpedaling his on his
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Speaker 4: support for President Trump's administration, revealing that he thinks the
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Speaker 4: President's deportation policies are insane. Now I'll say it for you.
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Speaker 4: I think that Joe Rogan opposing President Trump's deportation policies
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Speaker 4: is insane. How can any individual of any intelligence level
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Speaker 4: look at the damage that the over immigration policies have
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Speaker 4: done to this republic, both illegal and illegal, and turn
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Speaker 4: around and say, well, I don't like it because he's
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Speaker 4: deporting people. That's so wrong, it's crazy. I don't understand
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Speaker 4: how people who benefit so mightily from this nation, they
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Speaker 4: get all up tight, you know, their backsides get all
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Speaker 4: hung up in a knot every time there's an effort
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Speaker 4: made to protect this republic, to improve things so that
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Speaker 4: the United States can once again become fully stable. Because
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Speaker 4: right now, with all of these illegals still in our
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Speaker 4: country and forty million at least you may not notice it,
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Speaker 4: we are in a very unstable position. And I'll add
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Speaker 4: precarious because among those forty to fifty million are huge
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Speaker 4: terror cells at the ready to blow things up, to
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Speaker 4: kill people. And they've been doing little sporadic things here
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Speaker 4: and there already throughout our country. A lot of them.
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Speaker 4: Of the things that they do are now no longer
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Speaker 4: reported because the media doesn't want Americans to become aware
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Speaker 4: and as they would say, get worked up. But we
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Speaker 4: need to be worked up. We need to be aware
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Speaker 4: of our surroundings. We have to understand and you know,
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Speaker 4: get out of this childhood thinking and understand that there
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Speaker 4: are people in this country that want to wipe us out.
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Speaker 4: But at the same time, we must not be afraid.
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Speaker 4: We must not walk around in fear. I say, the
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Speaker 4: time it has come that we make those who want
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Speaker 4: to kill us, make them the fearful. We have to
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Speaker 4: stop allowing people to get away with these crimes like
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Speaker 4: what happened last night in Chicago. Fourteen people shot I
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Speaker 4: think about four died and why because someone decided they
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Speaker 4: either got very pissed off at somebody. Are they just
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Speaker 4: sighted and decided from a terrorist mindset said to just
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Speaker 4: go out and kill people. And this is happening quite
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Speaker 4: often in our country and we have to figure out
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Speaker 4: a way to stop it. I think that let's say,
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Speaker 4: if we see something going on and that there are men,
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Speaker 4: you know, men with good heads on their shoulders walking about,
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Speaker 4: and they see something that's going on, an individual is
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Speaker 4: causing harm and potential harm to ladies, we should jump
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Speaker 4: to the foe. Okay, I've been corrected. A Chicago listener
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Speaker 4: has just corrected me. Eighteen were shot and four died,
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Speaker 4: and it is what it is. But we have to
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Speaker 4: really really start. I just believe in making the criminals afraid.
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Speaker 4: You know, our cities should be so safe that a nurse,
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Speaker 4: an overnight nurse should be able to take the l
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Speaker 4: home in Chicago and walk three or four blocks to
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Speaker 4: her home after she gets off of the midnight ship shift,
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Speaker 4: and she just should not have to worry about her safety.
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Speaker 4: That used to be the case in any American city.
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Speaker 4: They used to all be very safe, and it was
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Speaker 4: very rare if someone were just indiscriminately attacked like that.
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Speaker 4: And why was that? Two reasons, just two simple reasons,
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Speaker 4: Because first of all, most people thought it was wrong
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Speaker 4: to do evil acts indiscriminately towards other people. It was
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Speaker 4: just what didn't happen. You didn't have the black on
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Speaker 4: black crime like you have today, and all kinds of
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Speaker 4: things were quite differ in those regards. And second though
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Speaker 4: there were you know, even there was the mob back then,
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Speaker 4: even they feared the long arm of the law. They
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Speaker 4: weren't like the criminals of today. They get into the
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Speaker 4: face of police officers, spit on police officers, beat people
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Speaker 4: up in the streets, and the police officers just stand
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Speaker 4: there like they're human lamp posts, you know, police standing
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Speaker 4: around imitating lamp shades. I mean, what the heck is that?
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Speaker 4: And then they stand around while Muslims block streets like
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Speaker 4: Times Square. Just recently they did it again. They got
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Speaker 4: in the middle of Times Square and said, hey, we
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Speaker 4: want to go head bumping boom boom, boom, five times
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Speaker 4: a day. And what did the police do? Not a
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Speaker 4: darn thing. Other cities, same thing happening, because there's no fear.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 4: Muslims are still greatly outnumbered in this country, and we,
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Speaker 4: the people of America, need to start acting like it.
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Speaker 4: If they block the streets, you know what, human bodies
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Speaker 4: cannot stand up to a you know, a moving vehicle.
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Speaker 4: They can't do it. They just can't do it. And
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Speaker 4: whether we get tickets or not, if the police decide
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Speaker 4: to go after us, then we have to start protesting ourselves.
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Speaker 4: If a woman decides to drive through protesters, as one
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Speaker 4: did in Atlanta and then the police went after her
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Speaker 4: after watching her getting blocked for about ten minutes, she's screaming,
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Speaker 4: I've got to go to work, I've got to go
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Speaker 4: to work. What are you doing. Same thing happened in
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Speaker 4: New York. This black woman, she got got out of
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Speaker 4: her car and said, why are you doing this? Why
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Speaker 4: a you're blocking the street. I've got to go to work.
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Speaker 4: And this white liberal said, huh oh, my goodness, don't
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Speaker 4: tell me it's all about work. And I wouldn't have
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Speaker 4: blamed her had she gotten back in her car and
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Speaker 4: ran over that cocky You know what, I wouldn't have
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Speaker 4: blamed her one percent. Knowing me, I probably would have
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Speaker 4: stood up and cheered. You see, when you are in
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Speaker 4: the right, you have the right to stand up for
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Speaker 4: yourself and to stand against those who want to get
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Speaker 4: in your way and obstruct your life. We have to
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Speaker 4: teach the government. You know, maybe they have forgotten the
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Speaker 4: unalienable rights that are written in our constitution, that are
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Speaker 4: written in our Bill of Rights. Maybe they forgot that.
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Speaker 4: They certainly don't know how remember how to govern properly.
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Speaker 4: And maybe we need, as voters, need to contact our
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Speaker 4: representatives and demand meetings with them in which they sit
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Speaker 4: down and we school them on their job. You know,
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Speaker 4: maybe we have to act like the idiots that they
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Speaker 4: show themselves to be. Maybe they're dumber than we think,
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Speaker 4: and they need basic elementary level lessons on their duties
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Speaker 4: which are enumerated in the Constitution. Because surely President Trump
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Speaker 4: should be intelligent enough to understand that after the Supreme
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Speaker 4: Court recent rulings that no lower court has the right
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Speaker 4: to stop him from doing what his job is called
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Speaker 4: for him to do. The Supreme Court said, hey, when
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Speaker 4: it comes to the border issue, the immigration issue, it's
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Speaker 4: his discretion. So he decided he's going to kick these
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Speaker 4: Haitians out, and some lower court black robes gone wild.
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Speaker 4: Judge says, oh, no, you're not, No, you're not. They're
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Speaker 4: going to stay here till February, the date that Uncle
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Speaker 4: Joe Biden originally set. And Trump should have had the
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Speaker 4: intelligence and the gumption to say, you know what, screw you,
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Speaker 4: I'm going to do my job. The American people are
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Speaker 4: more important than you and a bunch of Haitians that
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Speaker 4: want to stay here and breed and bring down our country.
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Speaker 4: We've got to start standing up, man, we really do.
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Speaker 4: And I don't mean to speak up speak for God,
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Speaker 4: but I believe in reading his story called the Bible,
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Speaker 4: he doesn't like chumps. He doesn't like people that allow
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Speaker 4: themselves to be run over. On a societal level, I
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Speaker 4: don't think he respects that. One of the greatest warriors
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Speaker 4: of all time, David King, David Great warrior. He's the
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Speaker 4: only human that I heard that I have read about
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Speaker 4: God saying, well, he is a man after my own heart.
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Speaker 4: So we have to have a more of a warrior
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Speaker 4: attitude prayer wise, and otherwise we fight where we're able
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Speaker 4: to fight. I'm not saying that everybody should run out
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Speaker 4: in the streets and start, you know, and fight. It's
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Speaker 4: not for everyone. But as Booker T. Washington said, you
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Speaker 4: prosper where you are, you grow where you are, and
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Speaker 4: we the people of America, have the right to stand
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Speaker 4: tall against those who want to indiscriminately ruin everything for
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Speaker 4: everyone except themselves. Isn't that amazing? They want to live
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Speaker 4: high on the hall, but they don't want you and
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Speaker 4: I to live well through equal opportunity, don't They don't
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Speaker 4: want us to live in liberty. But guess what God
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Speaker 4: gave us these liberties. So God has given us the
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Speaker 4: ability to maintain these liberties which come from Him, and
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Speaker 4: our available rights which come from Him. So it's high time,
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Speaker 4: ladies and gentlemen to be adults in this matter and
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Speaker 4: push back the.
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Speaker 2: Breaking news this hour from town hall dot com. I'm
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Speaker 2: John Scott. The House has voted on President Trump's Big
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Speaker 2: Beautiful Bill, and the bill has passed. House Speaker Johnson
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Speaker 2: spoke ahead of today's vote.
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Speaker 3: We've had spirited debates, We've had months of deliberation, and
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Speaker 3: now we are finally ready to fulfill our promise to
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Speaker 3: the American people. That's what we are doing today.
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Speaker 2: The vote was two eighteen to two fourteen. At its core,
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Speaker 2: the package's priority is four point five trillion in tax
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Speaker 2: breaks that were enacted in twenty seventeen during President Trump's
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Speaker 2: first term, and that would expire if Congress had failed
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Speaker 2: to act earlier. Hace Jeffries breaks the record for the
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Speaker 2: longest House for speech ever. We go to correspondent Bernie Bennett.
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Speaker 9: House Minority Leader became Jeffrey spoke on the floor of
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Speaker 9: the chamber for the longest time in US history in
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Speaker 9: protest to President Donald Trump's mega spending bill, breaking a
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Speaker 9: record previously set by THEM Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Jeffries
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Speaker 9: began shortly before five am Thursday by saying he was
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Speaker 4: Right after the American Revolution, the impact of Christianity crashed dramatically.
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Speaker 4: The Run Edwards American Experience a charter member of the
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Speaker 4: kind of a slow learner when it comes to the
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Speaker 4: issue of international communism, and you know what so are
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Speaker 4: many people. Unfortunately, history does have a habit of repeating itself. Well,
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Speaker 4: one day he is attacking the idea of communist mayor
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Speaker 4: a trade deal with the communist dictatorship of Vietnam. The
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Speaker 4: latter resulted when the United States Congress defunded the war effort.
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Speaker 4: wrote in the nineteen seventy six book Bringing Down America,
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Speaker 4: explaining that the comrades of the Weather Underground, a communist
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Speaker 4: terrorist group active in the United States, were North Vietnam
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Speaker 4: North Vietnamese Army troops and their communist terrorist front organization,
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Speaker 4: the Viet Cong, operating in South Vietnam. And indeed, the
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Speaker 4: movement and the Communist Party USA and the intelligence services
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Speaker 4: of Kuba and the Soviet Union. Those were really dark
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Speaker 4: days and it is kind of sad today. But President Trump,
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Speaker 4: when you think about the fact that President Trump doesn't
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Speaker 4: seem to recognize or realize the history of Vietnam, and Vietnam,
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Speaker 4: I must say, is a very beautiful country. Her cities
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Speaker 4: are in many ways safer and more beautiful than ours today.
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Speaker 4: And they have opened up to you know, a lot
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Speaker 4: of free business, you know, economic opportunities and things of
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Speaker 4: that nature. There are taxes in many cases may in
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Speaker 4: many ways are lower than ours. But here's the thing.
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Speaker 4: Is it wise for the United States to feed the beast?
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Speaker 4: When I look at the situation in which you know,
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Speaker 4: it looks great on the surface, when you know President
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Speaker 4: Trump is, you know, stamping out all these great trade
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Speaker 4: deals and bam bam bam, one after another an other
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Speaker 4: surf it looks good. But when you sit and think
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Speaker 4: about it, should we have these blanket trade deals with
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Speaker 4: nations all over the world or should there be a
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Speaker 4: step by step approach and have these kinds of trade
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Speaker 4: deals with nations that are officially more in line with
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Speaker 4: what this nation should be. Because the problem that could
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Speaker 4: be derived from this trade agreement is that one, you know,
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Speaker 4: Vietnam exports into the United States huge amounts of lobsters
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Speaker 4: and crabs and things of that nation right nature. And
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Speaker 4: while that may sound good on the surface, guess what
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Speaker 4: happens our domestic producers, especially Louisiana's shrimp industry, gets harmed.
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Speaker 10: Uh oh.
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Speaker 4: And number two, is it possible that these wonderful trade
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Speaker 4: agreements that the president is working out with, for example, Vietnam,
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Speaker 4: could Vietnam turn into another China. I'm just throwing this
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Speaker 4: out here because of the possibilities. Remember when Richard Nixon
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Speaker 4: and Henry kissinga made these trade agreements with red China,
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Speaker 4: bright red China. Huge mistake. Well, in the case of
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Speaker 4: Henry Kissinger, wasn't a mistake. Nixon, he meant well, he
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Speaker 4: was an anti communist. He had been a staunch anti communist,
34:41
Speaker 4: and he kind of switched his approach to attacking communism
34:45
Speaker 4: into thinking that, well, if we opened the we opened
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Speaker 4: the door to China and we do business with China, well,
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Speaker 4: perhaps they will make nice with us because we helped
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Speaker 4: them make them prosperous. Well what happened is that because
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Speaker 4: became a very prosperous nation and they're using that prosperity
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Speaker 4: against us, And to a great degree, it's working because
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Speaker 4: in China there's more unity, whereas in the United States,
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Speaker 4: you talk about making America, you know, bringing American interests
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Speaker 4: to the foe. You have at least thirty percent of
35:22
Speaker 4: Americans who run around equating putting America first, equating it
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Speaker 4: with racism and other evil concepts. But in China, they
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Speaker 4: love China. They're taught to love China, of course in
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Speaker 4: their schools and et cetera. And you know, you have
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Speaker 4: that thirty percent of Americans who don't like the country
35:44
Speaker 4: don't want it to be strong because so many Americans
35:47
Speaker 4: are taught in government school not to like this country.
35:50
Speaker 4: But they want to eat every day, They want to
35:53
Speaker 4: have their phones, they want on the wonderful things that
35:55
Speaker 4: are produced because of American ingenuity. Many of those things
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Speaker 4: are no longer produced in mass in our country, but
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Speaker 4: we invented all that stuff, okay. And then Henry Kissinger
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Speaker 4: amongst other globalists, pushed our industries into China, red China.
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Speaker 4: And now President Trump, and I know it's unwittingly in
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Speaker 4: his case, like it was unwitting of Richard Nixon is
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Speaker 4: pushing industry into Vietnam. And Vietnam will benefit and they're
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Speaker 4: very smart and loyal to their own nation, and they
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Speaker 4: will really utilize those riches and build up their nation.
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Speaker 4: And though they don't talk about this, but Vietnam, though
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Speaker 4: they do put on a very friendly face towards America,
36:48
Speaker 4: they're really, i mean really tight with China. So I'm
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Speaker 4: just throwing that out there, just you know, I look
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Speaker 4: at these things and sometimes, you know, one has to ponder.
37:06
Speaker 4: And so you've got frozen warm water shrimp from Vietnam, Ecuador, India,
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Speaker 4: and Indonesia which have been damaging the American shrimp industry
37:17
Speaker 4: for many years. Some in the industry have been asking
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Speaker 4: for tariffs of up to on shrimp and cross crawfish imports.
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Speaker 4: None of the mistakes made by President Trump and his
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Speaker 4: dealings with Vietnam are reminiscent of the same of the
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Speaker 4: mistakes President Nixon and Henry Kissinger in his case, purposely
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Speaker 4: made with Red China, thinking these communist countries were going
37:45
Speaker 4: to go capitalists if they had access to our markets. Instead,
37:49
Speaker 4: they ripped us off and are now using that economic
37:53
Speaker 4: power against us. You even have Chinese police off in
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Speaker 4: cities like New York, and Trump knows that it's there,
38:04
Speaker 4: And why the heck he hasn't had it kicked out
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Speaker 4: by now, I don't understand. I understand why they would
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Speaker 4: still be there on their uncle Joe's administration. But Trump
38:14
Speaker 4: is still allowing the Chinese to have their police office
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Speaker 4: in New York, and I think there's one in San Francisco.
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Speaker 4: And as cocky and as strong as Trump is, and
38:28
Speaker 4: we need that on the world stage. Why in Sam
38:32
Speaker 4: Hill he has not said, you know what, get that
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Speaker 4: the hell out of here, and I just close it
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Speaker 4: they don't leave voluntarily, we just send them out on
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Speaker 4: a canoe into the Pacific Ocean and saying do the
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Speaker 4: best you can. Here's an ore So. Now, Peter Navarro
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Speaker 4: very art person. Now he emerged in Trump's first term
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Speaker 4: that Red China was looting our economy to achieve world domination.
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Speaker 4: And he recognizes this same possible mistake being played out
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Speaker 4: with Vietnam. Now I'm glad he is, because I was
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Speaker 4: looking at this myself and I'm thinking, oh man, it
39:31
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39:43
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39:53
Speaker 4: enact very high tariffs on Vietnamese products coming into this country. Yeah, okay,
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43:19
Speaker 4: from throughout America and around the world. You know, birthrights,
43:25
Speaker 4: what a mess? What a mess? What a mess? What
43:27
Speaker 4: a mess? It should be something very simple when you
43:29
Speaker 4: talk about birthright. And by the way, we are still
43:32
Speaker 4: celebrating the passage of President Trump's big beautiful bill yep, yep, yep, yep.
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Speaker 4: I won't get into too much details, but overall it's
43:42
Speaker 4: a good thing, and there are some things that I
43:45
Speaker 4: don't like about it, but I'm not going to talk
43:47
Speaker 4: too much about it today because it's a good day
43:50
Speaker 4: and we need to celebrate the good elements of that bill,
43:54
Speaker 4: which the bill is good enough that if the good
44:00
Speaker 4: parts are enforced, do they come into the full fruition,
44:05
Speaker 4: the President will be in a much better position to
44:07
Speaker 4: go back to Congress and then whittle down and get
44:11
Speaker 4: rid of the bad parts through new legislation. And he
44:17
Speaker 4: could do some arm twisting that way, bit by bit
44:20
Speaker 4: by bit. But I will tell you that if the
44:25
Speaker 4: bill had not been passed, and we would just have
44:28
Speaker 4: to and things were just to go the way they are,
44:31
Speaker 4: you know, just willy nilly, without the bill, we'd be
44:33
Speaker 4: in a big, big heap of trouble. There are those,
44:36
Speaker 4: in fact, that are predicting a housing crisis on par
44:41
Speaker 4: with that that happened around two thousand and eight, two
44:44
Speaker 4: thousand and nine, I think, during the Ali Obama administration.
44:49
Speaker 4: But you know, they're the same people that predicted that
44:55
Speaker 4: because of the tariffs, we would have inflation, record inflation,
44:58
Speaker 4: and the opposite happened. So you know, Fox News have
45:03
Speaker 4: been reporting that Trump to begin enforcing birthright citizenship order
45:08
Speaker 4: is and now the only order from the Supreme Court
45:12
Speaker 4: on the matter is a slap down of the lower
45:14
Speaker 4: courts that have been trying desperately to unlawfully run the
45:19
Speaker 4: country from their benches without any such power or authority.
45:25
Speaker 4: The actual issue of what is or isn't a birthright
45:28
Speaker 4: citizen has yet to be ruled on by the High Court. Now,
45:34
Speaker 4: there are laws, you know, constitutionally that do prohibit foreigners
45:40
Speaker 4: from coming into our country and being allowed to take
45:43
Speaker 4: over etcetera, etcetera, et cetera. And it's I'm of the opinion, okay,
45:52
Speaker 4: that if you come here illegally, whether you walk in
45:57
Speaker 4: here pregnant, or you come here illegally and you get pregnant,
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Speaker 4: and we know that you are an illegal individual with baby,
46:05
Speaker 4: without a baby, et cetera, etcetera, you should be kicked out.
46:12
Speaker 4: Your baby had nothing to do with it. You decided
46:16
Speaker 4: to have an anchor baby. And the United States should
46:19
Speaker 4: make it impossible for anyone to come here and drop
46:23
Speaker 4: their babies like a ship drops an anchor. And you know,
46:27
Speaker 4: we can't we can't do that. We can't afford that
46:32
Speaker 4: we have well over forty million illegal invaders. We're celebrating,
46:36
Speaker 4: we're about to celebrate our independence, but are we really
46:40
Speaker 4: independent with forty You know, the official number is between
46:48
Speaker 4: twenty and forty million. I think it's more than that,
46:51
Speaker 4: because remember, these illegal invaders continue to have babies and
46:56
Speaker 4: they multiply like rabbits well America, and you know they
47:01
Speaker 4: for the most part, they kill their babies.
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Speaker 1: And so.
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Speaker 4: It's high time that we end birthright citizenship. No more
47:13
Speaker 4: anchor babies, and we have to tell the world we
47:21
Speaker 4: cannot just stop it here. And then they still keep
47:24
Speaker 4: coming because there are too many judges that have gone
47:26
Speaker 4: to nutsville, and they will try to, you know, use
47:30
Speaker 4: their authorit their false so thorugh authority to make it
47:34
Speaker 4: so that anchor babies can ever be kicked out. And
47:40
Speaker 4: if it were up to me, you come here, you
47:42
Speaker 4: have an anchor baby, I'd give you a lot of
47:44
Speaker 4: formula to take with your little baby, with your little one,
47:47
Speaker 4: but you'd have to go, Mama, dad, dad, baby gotta go.
47:54
Speaker 4: So there are two concepts that some say that are
47:59
Speaker 4: at play concerning birthright. In one regard, one comes to
48:04
Speaker 4: the laws of nature, and the other comes from man
48:08
Speaker 4: made legal doctrines. The quarterstone of constitutional law in the
48:14
Speaker 4: United States of America was established and our declaration of independence,
48:20
Speaker 4: upon which all else was erected. And if that being true,
48:26
Speaker 4: which it is, why is it that we should expect
48:29
Speaker 4: or permit those who come to this country illegally be
48:35
Speaker 4: allowed to drop their babies boom boom and stay. That
48:40
Speaker 4: does not make sense. It borders on retardation to assume
48:47
Speaker 4: among the powers of the earth the separate and equal
48:50
Speaker 4: station to which the laws of nature and of Nature's
48:52
Speaker 4: God entitle them. The United States Constitutional law is based
48:57
Speaker 4: upon natural law and the inalienable natural rights of a
49:01
Speaker 4: free people. And I interpret that also to mean that we,
49:07
Speaker 4: the free people of these United States of America, should
49:09
Speaker 4: not be saddled, should not allow black robes gone wild
49:14
Speaker 4: judges to saddle us with the added burden of putting
49:22
Speaker 4: up with people who don't respect our land, who don't
49:26
Speaker 4: respect our customs, most of them who don't respect our God,
49:31
Speaker 4: who don't respect our constitution at all, to come here
49:37
Speaker 4: and expect us to get to allow them to live
49:39
Speaker 4: high on the hog, while many American veterans are suffering
49:45
Speaker 4: some in the streets of Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York,
49:49
Speaker 4: and elsewhere. The natural right of a child to be
49:53
Speaker 4: born a legal citizen of the same society of which
49:57
Speaker 4: natural birth father, by the way of natural inheritance at birth,
50:05
Speaker 4: but that does not say that you have the right
50:08
Speaker 4: to come here from another land for the sheer purpose
50:14
Speaker 4: of dropping an anchor baby so that you can collect
50:20
Speaker 4: welfare payments, free rent, free education, free medical care, et cetera,
50:25
Speaker 4: et cetera. What needs to happen is that these other
50:28
Speaker 4: nations need to scratch their heads, stimulate their brains, and
50:32
Speaker 4: figure out ways to improve their own societies. How about
50:36
Speaker 4: that in the United States of America, all rights are
50:41
Speaker 4: natural rights of a free people, and we should not
50:43
Speaker 4: be enslaved by those by the burden of supporting those
50:49
Speaker 4: who come to this country. Many of them have come
50:52
Speaker 4: here to kill, still from and destroy us. The inalienable
50:58
Speaker 4: rights I speak of are inherited by our offspring at birth,
51:03
Speaker 4: we the people of this nation. Now as the society
51:10
Speaker 4: cannot exist and perpetuate itself otherwise, then by the children
51:16
Speaker 4: of its citizens, Meaning America cannot continue to propagate and
51:22
Speaker 4: be a strong nation unless it's the children of the
51:27
Speaker 4: Americans that continue to be the largest segment of people
51:31
Speaker 4: in this country. Those children naturally follow the condition of
51:38
Speaker 4: their fathers and succeed to all their rights. They are
51:43
Speaker 4: natural born citizens. They are not immigrants dropped as anchor babies,
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Speaker 4: and Americans need to discriminate the crucial differences, and Americans
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Speaker 4: have to be taught to want what is best for
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Speaker 4: their nation, because what's best for our nation is best
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Speaker 4: for us, or how about maybe the other way around,
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Speaker 4: what's best for us is best for our nation. And
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Speaker 4: that's why I often say it's about we the people.
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Speaker 4: So we have to start caring. We have to care
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Speaker 4: more about ourselves and about our country. We really do,
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Speaker 4: because there's only so many places that people continue to
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Speaker 4: move around and used to be Oh, man, let's move
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Speaker 4: to the suburbs, because things have gotten too tight in
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Speaker 4: the city. And because of Uncle Joe, many of the
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Speaker 4: suburbs and even country towns have been disrupted because you've
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Speaker 4: got forty to fifty million illegals, maybe more than that,
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Speaker 4: disrupting our way of life. And this was by design.
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Speaker 4: So laws have to be changed. We have to get
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Speaker 4: rid of these, you know, these birthrights laws that enable
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Speaker 4: illegals to come here and drop their babies. We got
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Speaker 4: to stop it. And I do encourage the United States
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Speaker 4: government to turn around and encourage other countries to do
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Speaker 4: better by there by their people. Many people that come
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Speaker 4: here from other countries will tell you to your face, well,
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Speaker 4: our nation's better than what you've got. We're better than you.
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Speaker 4: You Americans are stupid. I used to get into those discussions,
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Speaker 4: even with Puerto Ricans when I lived in New York,
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Speaker 4: and I would tell them, well, if it's better there,
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Speaker 4: why don't you take your smelly behind back to Puerto Rico. Go?
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Speaker 4: But anyway, Happy Independence Day Eve, I'm ron Edwards and
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Speaker 4: out that I see that my time is Thank you
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Speaker 4: so much for your time, and as always, remember to
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Speaker 4: pray for your nation, pray for your family, your friends,
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Speaker 4: and even your enemies that they get it right before
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Speaker 4: it's too late.
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Speaker 5: I remember to.
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Speaker 4: Treat others the same way you want to be treated,
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Speaker 4: and that Yashua is king. Until next time, I'm Roron Edwards, Excelsior,
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Speaker 4: come on you, it would be the US.
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