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Who Is James P? The Truth Behind America Unfiltered | - Episode 78 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back, baby. Welcome to another episode of
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America Unfiltered with James Pascalides.
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We still have our book of the week this week.
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I talked about this yesterday. Book of the week is The Courage
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to Be Free by Ron DeSantis. Again.
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It's his memoir, a very good book.
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I encourage all my viewers to go and read this book, but every
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week we're going to put a new book up here.
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It's going to be whatever I'm reading that week.
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And if I feel like it's worth promoting to you guys, I will.
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But Yep, this is a really good book here.
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It gives a good insight into Ron De Santis, his life, his time in
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the military, his time getting into government, and why he
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decided to get into government in the 1st place.
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I think Ron De Santis is one of the better politicians in this
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country. He keeps Florida free pushes.
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He pushes for America First policies.
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And that's what I wanted, my politicians.
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I want America First policies. It's what Donald Trump ran on in
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his first 3 campaigns and it's what we want in America.
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It's what his voter base really wants.
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You want America First policies? You're finally starting to see
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it from the mainstream conservative side of things.
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You're starting to see people like Charlie Kirk, like Matt
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Walsh, finally speak out on not just illegal immigration, but
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legal immigration in this country, which is one of the
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biggest America First policies. We need to do what we can to
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promote American values, promote the growth of American families,
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American industry, American jobs, and the American dollar.
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To do that, we need to put a halt on legal immigration as
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well as the full stoppage of illegal immigration.
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This is something I've talked about time and time again, but
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putting a stop on legal immigration will allow us to
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focus on the problems we have domestically.
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There are a lot of problems domestically, and they're
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actually going to be getting a lot easier to fix over the next
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couple years. I really thought Donald Trump
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was going to have a lot of trouble over his time in office
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because of the district judges who seemed to find it illegal
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for Trump to do anything. Donald Trump wants to take a
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piss or, you know, take a deep breath and they want to write an
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injunction against him. But the Supreme Court finally
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decided today that the district judges do not have the authority
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to just overrule the president's agenda.
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That the executive branch and the leader of the executive
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branch specifically cannot be stopped by one rogue District
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Judge in a liberal city who just doesn't want the president to do
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what he was voted in to do. We voted in mass deportations.
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We voted him in to stop birthright citizenship and stop
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the scam and stop allowing the Chinese Communist Party to keep
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buying our farmland. We voted him in because we don't
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want BlackRock to continue buying all those single family
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homes and making it impossible for my generation to ever own a
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home. We voted him in because we want
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America first policies. And while Donald Trump doesn't
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put America first in every way he used to, but over the last
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few weeks we've talked about he seemed to put Israel over
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America. He accepted Mossad intelligence
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over USA intelligence. He bombed Israel when he
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campaigned on no new wars. I understand Israel undermined
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him and his only choice was to either speak out against Israel
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publicly or to bomb Iran. So he probably made the smart
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political decision, but still it's not what I voted for.
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It's not what the American people in the America first
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voter base voted for. We voted for no new wars.
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So that was something that was extremely upsetting.
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I don't think Iran should have a nuke.
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I'm on the same side as Trump and most conservatives and the
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world about that. But we were in negotiations with
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them. I think we would have been able
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to get them to not have a nuke through those negotiations.
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And if we weren't, we could have decided to bomb them on our own
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time frame, not when our military bases are still full of
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our troops and our expensive equipment.
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That's not America first. If we did it a week later, but
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we pulled our troops out of the area so they didn't possibly get
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in the way of crossfire. When I ran fired missiles back,
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that would have been okay. But the fact that our military
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members had to watch as missiles got intercepted above their
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heads, yes, they most likely knew the missiles would get
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intercepted because of the United States superior
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technology. But it's still a scary thought
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that nobody should deal with the especially not the brave men and
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women who put their life on the line every day for this country.
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They shouldn't be having to put their life on the line for
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Israel. And that's not something that's
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crazy. I want everyone also to go watch
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the new Tucker Carlson interview.
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Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Green.
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I've spoke out against some things with Marjorie Taylor
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Green. She didn't read the one big
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beautiful bill before she voted on it, which I thought was
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completely moronic. She does show for a couple
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different people as well. She seems to speak out when she
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gets a check cut to her, same as Laura Loomer.
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But she's definitely not as bad. And she's definitely not afraid
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to speak out against the Israel lobby.
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A lot of people in our politics are afraid to do that because
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one of the easiest ways to kill your entire career in politics
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is to speak out against Israel. But Marjorie Taylor Green
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literally tweeted out that she thought that Israel killed JFK
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after he wanted to inspect the Damona Project, which there's
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something I've talked about as well.
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I believe that same thing too. I also believe that they
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purposefully attacked the USS Liberty.
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I don't think that all of our allies actually have the United
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States best interest in mind and it's not Israel specific.
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I don't think Canada necessarily as the United States best
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interest in mind always. Mexico definitely does not.
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And then there are other countries, too, who consistently
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put the United States in undermined or bad positions
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where we have to go help restructure regimes and where
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you have to go restructure global politics.
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It's not the United States's job, and it's specifically not
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my tax dollars job. My tax dollars do not need to
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fund regime changes around the world.
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My tax dollars need to fund homeless veterans.
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My tax dollars need to fund fixing the fentanyl crisis that
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was allowed to happen in this country.
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My tax dollars need to fund getting people off welfare
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because they just refuse to work.
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My tax dollars need to fund lowering the crime rate in these
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inner cities. There are huge problems that are
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happening in this country and people refuse to address some of
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them because they want to stay woke.
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They want to whatever it is, they want to pander to whatever
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crowd it is. But it's so exhausting and it's
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one of the reasons I got into this in the 1st place is because
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I hate pandering. I hate, I hate.
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Like I it's not, I don't care about your emotions, but I'm not
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going to let your emotions dictate my actions.
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I'm not going to let your emotions dictate my logic, and
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I'm definitely not going to let your emotions dictate reality
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because people want to live in this fantasy world.
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But in reality, there's a reason that 56% of liberals under the
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age of 30 are on SSRIs and are considered depressed.
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It is because woke is not a positive thing for your life.
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It is a very miserable, stressful thing where every day
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you're living on edge that you might get cancelled because
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you're not woke enough. You're not as woke as the guy
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next to you. Like, you might have donated 500
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to this charity with that guy, donated 1000.
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Or you might have, you know, you might have put a black square on
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your Instagram, but this guy like, you know, like kiss the
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foot of a black guy. Like again, like woke is a
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disease. It's a whatever it is that like
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there are people who go to extreme lengths to prove they're
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not racist, they're not Islamophobic, they're not
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whatever phobic you want to say. And like, who cares?
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We got to move past that. We got to move to a realistic
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world where we could have realistic conversations with
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people. And you're not just calling
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people an anti Semite like Ted Cruz was because you disagree
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with them. You, you can't just call people
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names because you don't like their policies.
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You can't just insult people and generalize them as this
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typically negative category because they're bringing logic
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to an argument. I don't think it makes Ted Cruz
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or I don't think it makes Tucker Carlson an anti Semite to say we
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should not have APEC funding our government when they're not
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listed as a foreign lobbyist, considering they are lobbying
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for a foreign government. And I don't think Ted Cruz
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should be able to say that we should be protecting Israel
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because of the Bible when he couldn't even name the
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scripture. And if you ask any Catholic or
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Christian priest generally, they're not going to tell you
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that you owe anything to the government of Israel.
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My tax dollars do not. I don't owe anything to the
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government of Israel because I'm a Catholic.
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I go to church every Sunday. I don't owe anything to
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Netanyahu though. You know, it's not like like I'm
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going to go to hell if I don't support Netanyahu through this
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criminal trial he's going through and through countless
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regime changes that are funded by my tax dollars.
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And it's again, it's not like I don't support him doing these
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regime changes. I just don't support the United
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States involvement. I don't support the United
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States involvement in constant wars around the world that have
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nothing to do with the United States. the United States is the
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land of the free because of the brave.
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And it's not that brave to go stand up for Israel all the
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time. It's not that brave to go stand
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up for all these other countries around the world all the time.
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It is brave to stand up for America and American values, and
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it is brave to have people in our government finally standing
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up and saying let's put American values towards.
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Let's put American dollars towards American values.
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Let's put American dollars towards American taxpayers.
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Let's actually make the dollar worth something again.
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One of the reasons Oliver Anthony got so famous around
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this country is when he sung Richmond, north of Richmond, he
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touched the hearts and souls of millions of Americans who felt
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like they've been screwed over by Washington and by their boss
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and by people who didn't respect them.
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And yeah, they watched as people in Washington protected Epstein
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and they allowed kids to go missing at the border.
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And then they would tax the hell out of all of us.
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They would try and lock us up for COVID regulations.
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They would try and make us seem like we're Nazis for just
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expressing our opinions during COVID and outside of COVID as
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well. It's, it's really amazing, his
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rise to fame. Oliver Anthony.
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I think Oliver Anthony actually did make a massive change in
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politics bipartisan. His voice was heard around the
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world. People heard Oliver Anthony's
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voice. And like I said, it touched the
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heart and souls of millions of Americans.
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It let them know that they weren't alone in what they were
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going through. That there are other people who
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are just as pissed off as you are every day.
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That you pay taxes to a country who in the end doesn't care
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about you. Who you pay taxes to.
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A country who in the end supports foreign nations over
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its citizens. Who in the end allowed millions
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of people to pour over its border.
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And a District Judge in a liberal city thinks he can stop
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the deportation of those people. Where we have Liberal Democrats
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and senators and politicians literally supporting human
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traffickers just to seem woke enough, like they're traveling
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to El Salvador to shake the hands of this Kilmar Abrego guy,
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to shake this guy's hand. This guy beat his wife when she
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was pregnant. He trafficked children.
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He solicited child porn. This person deserves a bullet in
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the head, not a handshake. It's just, this is the stuff
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that pisses me off. This is the stuff that made me
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want to get into politics. This is the stuff that made me
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want to start making this show. And I know not everyone agrees
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with my views specifically, but I think my views are at least a
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little more sane than that one. I mean, I know the boomers in
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this country specifically, a lot of them love the Israel lobby.
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A lot of them love our relationship with Israel.
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And I, again, I don't have any negative feelings towards the
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state of Israel. What I do have negative feelings
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towards is America putting dollars towards other nations
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when we have domestic problems in America.
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And when we are not only just pouring dollars towards these
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nations, we're putting military assets, putting military lives
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at risk because they completely undermined us, didn't give us a
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chance to pull our troops out before they decided to bomb Iran
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out of nowhere. So yeah, I mean, there's a lot
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of problems going around the world.
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Mexico allowed the mass invasion and fentanyl crisis to happen,
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and they didn't even just allow the mass invasion of Mexicans.
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They allowed all different people from all different
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countries to pour through their border, then pour through the
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American border. It was terrible what happened.
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It happened in Canada to a little bit less there, but
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again, the fentanyl was still pouring in from Canada.
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That's one of the biggest problems.
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I went to West Virginia University and I know multiple
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people who have died from fentanyl.
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It's the number one killer for people my age.
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It is extremely sad and most of people were dying from it.
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Yes they were doing other drugs and that's the reason they ended
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up doing it, but still, one kid doing cocaine at a party doesn't
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deserve to die. And no he shouldn't be doing
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cocaine in the 1st place. But it still does not justify
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death. It doesn't justify the crisis
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happening in this country that we have 20 or 18 to 26 year olds
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dying at insane rates and it is due to China mainly
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manufacturing fentanyl and pouring it over to the United
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States because it's one of the most profitable things for them.
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The Chinese Communist Party is one of my biggest fears.
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That's also one of the reasons I was upset about Iran.
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When you looked at the Matt Gaetz text, he even confirmed
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this, that North Korea and China are way bigger problems to the
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United States than Iran ever is or ever will be.
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The Chinese Communist Party has been around for a lot longer
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than than the United States. And when you think about empires
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like that, they're playing a generational long game that the
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United States just isn't playing because we don't have that
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generational, that we don't connect generationally like we
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used to. We don't, you know, people are
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having less kids. There's a population decline.
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Within the next three generations, we'll start seeing
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a steep decline in population and especially among the white
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community. And people don't want to talk
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about that. And they say you're racist if
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you talk about that either. But it's not like the same way
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black people don't want to go extinct, the same way any other
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race doesn't want to go extinct, white people should not want to
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go extinct in America either. White people need to be
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reproducing and they are not and we are one of the only races who
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are not reproducing in this country.
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It is a massive problem. Every race needs to be
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reproducing, but I don't understand why the white race
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has stopped reproducing almost. We used to have on average I
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think like 2 point something kids per family or three-point
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something kids per family and it's dropping significantly.
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I think it was 2.9 and now it's 2.1.
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Whatever it is, huge drop. We need to have more children.
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It doesn't matter what race you are.
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I'm not saying only white people need to have kids, but it seems
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that white people are the only people not having kids and a lot
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of it is due to the culture surrounding religion I think.
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I think as we've moved away from a more religious society, we've
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moved away from religious values.
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We've over sexualized women and we have essentially taking all
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the difficulty away from from men Like it is if you're a young
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guy, it is ridiculously easy to get laid.
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I mean, you don't have to put in effort or like impress a girl
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really to get laid. You just have to find the easy
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person. And they exist there.
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There's hundreds of thousands of you know that that's literally
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the entire next generation. It's terrible how much they've
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sexualized these children. It's terrible how much they've
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sexualized people. But yeah, I, I think if, if it
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was more difficult for men to obtain sex at younger ages, they
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would have to work harder. They would have to actually
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present themselves in better ways to do it.
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If they were held to a higher standard, I think it would lead
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to better marriages. And I think if we stopped
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sexualizing children, if we allowed kids to just be kids and
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grow up and we didn't promote. Yeah.
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Like, it's, it's empowering for women to, you know, take control
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of their sexuality and go sleep with 100 guys.
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Like, no, that's not empowering. That's actually just setting
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feminism back. It's actually just taking
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everything that makes not everything that's taking a huge
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part of what makes you special to your husband and just
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throwing it away. It's taking a huge part of what
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makes you special to yourself, because why would you want to
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just give yourself to someone entirely that you don't know at
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all? That just does not feel correct.
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You know, you're, you're giving a very intimate part of yourself
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to someone entirely. Why would you want it to be
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someone that you've met at a bar when you're drunk and you'll
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never see again and you know, wouldn't give a shit about you
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or ever shake your dad's hand? Like that's just, I don't know.
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I, I think we need to do a lot to improve the next generation.
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I think we need to focus on them.
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I think the that's one of the biggest differences between
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China and us is they're so focused on the next generations.
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And we're not we, we don't have those that generational
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communication of like, yeah, you know, we're going to set our
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great grandkids up. You know, people don't work for
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that anymore. People work for themselves.
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People work for very selfish reasons.
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Now. You used to have people who the
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only reason they ever got up and worked was for their family and
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for family that didn't even exist.
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That you had men who got up every day just to earn the trust
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of a woman so that maybe she would marry him.
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And then he would then work every day so that he can make
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money to then so that he could get money and that he could then
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pass it down to his kids and his grandkids.
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People don't work for themselves.
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They work to save money to pass on for the future.
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But we're starting to see this huge trend of people who say
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that they want to die with nothing, They want to die with a
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net worth of 0, which is pretty sad.
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People should not want to die with a net worth of 0.
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You should die with passing your net worth on to your children.
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And your goal in life should be to work as hard as you can to
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save as much as you can to build as good of a life as you can for
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your offspring. And I think that is almost the
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entire point of life. People try and extrapolate what
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is the point of life? Why are we here?
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And I think that is it, or at least for now, that is our
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purpose until humans evolve further to reach whatever future
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purpose we may have. I think our purpose on on this
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earth right now is to keep repopulating at vast rates.
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I think way more than the rates we have now.
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We need to repopulate way more. And I think we need to do what
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we can to continuously try and make the world better for those
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future generations. I think our generation has seen
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a lot of a lot of terrible things.
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You know, I was born 911 happened shortly after and then
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the housing crash. And then after the housing
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crash, you had just this kind of like weird period from like, I
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was still a kid, but like 2010 to 2020 where everything
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socially changed. You know, I went through middle
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school and high school and it went from like like we would
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play kill the carrier and like smear the queer growing up when
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we would play sports with our friends.
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And then you would literally, I feel like get suspended for
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saying that in school now. The time I grew up in verse
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2020, just 10 years later, you know, like when I was in middle
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school versus when I was in college, like it was 2
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completely different worlds. And yet COVID played a factor.
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But even like right before COVID, when you're in like
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20171819, like once Donald Trump got, you know, into politics,
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got elected, it really changed a lot around America.
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Like people started, people started hating you for your
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views. Like people always disagreed
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politically, but I think you can get along with people on the
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other side. And it also went from, you know,
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you were either a Republican or Democrat to now you're either
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like an extreme right, extreme left.
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And then there was the middle. But like the middle was always
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pretty silent because they just didn't want to deal with it.
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So like, you really had the extreme left and the extreme
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right as the vocal ones. And it created so much division.
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And it created this like kind of woke thing where it was like the
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people on the far left were out Woking each other every day.
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It was like, who could, who could be more woke?
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Who could, you know, like I want to, they've made a joke about it
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in Silicon Valley. I love that TV show.
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But you know, the one guy, he's going to a dinner in Silicon
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Valley and he's like, I, I ordered Pesca pescatarian.
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I it's fish who won't eat other fish.
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He's like, I think they'll notice if I don't show up to
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this dinner. And it's just a joke because
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like, that's what the wokeness in Silicon Valley and the
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wokeness in these. Terrible liberal run cities
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looks like it's literally they're trying to out woke each
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other. And then when the the dish
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arrived at the table, you saw literally every other woke
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person like Nope, I'm going to have that.
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I'm not eating my food. I'm going to have that again.
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Like it's just it's pandering. It's wokeness.
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And I get that's a TV show, but it's it's based off the reality
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of what is happening in this world.
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Like you even have like woke people trying to cancel other
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woke people like Dean and Harry did that what they call like
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Unfuck America tour or something.
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Dean, Harry Sisson and Parker, I don't know if Harry Sisson was
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on it 'cause they disavowed Harry after the whole snapshot,
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this whole stupid thing. But Dean and Parker did the
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Unfuck America tour and I remember they got kicked off of
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it 'cause like someone was saying they were like racist,
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'cause they weren't allowing like the black women like to
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speak over them or whatever it was.
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But it's like, again, like nobody panders more than Dean
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and Parker. Like those guys are both losers
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who sit there and they they debate points that I'm not even
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sure they believe. Like Dean was caught saying the
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N word on Instagram and he was like a huge Andrew Tate and
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Trump guy. And then out of nowhere flip to
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being a liberal. And I'm guessing it's because,
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you know, like some liberal girl that he had a crush on changed
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his mind or something. He seems like such a dumb kid
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and like, honestly, he just makes a lot of those like TikTok
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points. Like he makes a lot of like
21:34
every argument he makes. You know, he he tries to make it
21:37
like a TikTok video. There's no actual like debating
21:40
back and forth. It's always like a oh, I gotcha
21:43
moment, but the gotcha is based off of some bullshit as
21:46
hypothetical that doesn't even exist.
21:49
It's so annoying. It's so cheap.
21:50
It's cheap turns of phrases. It's just, it's again, the woke
21:55
liberal garbage that I'm talking about.
21:57
It's the reason that I got into this, the reason that I think
22:00
this country is heading down the wrong path and it needs a course
22:04
correction. I think that, like I've talked
22:07
about, Donald Trump will be a huge net benefit for this
22:09
country. I think Donald Trump is doing a
22:12
lot of what we voted for. And with the Supreme Court's
22:14
decision against the judges today, I think it will actually
22:18
help that a lot. I think we'll be able to get a
22:20
lot more Trump's agenda in. But at the same time, Donald
22:25
Trump is still not, is still not again, he's still not putting
22:29
America first in every way. He wants a staple green cards to
22:33
the diplomas of immigrants, which is again against the
22:36
America First movement. He wants to get involved in wars
22:41
with Israel. He even talked about in the
22:43
press conference today a continuous bombing of Iran.
22:45
If he found out that Iran was able to continue enriching
22:49
uranium, which I'm not fully against the bombing Iran, I
22:53
guess, but I would just want a more well thought out plan than
22:56
we had. And you hear a lot of
22:58
conservatives speaking out against people like me who are
23:02
saying stuff against the bombing, But they're saying
23:05
stuff like, oh, like, you know, these people flew for 36 hours
23:08
and these B2 bombers, and you're speaking out against them.
23:11
Like, no, I'm not speaking out against the brave.
23:13
Men and women put their lives on the line in the military.
23:16
And he flew for 36 straight hours while refueling in the
23:19
middle of the air on stealth missions to, you know, fulfill
23:23
the president's orders. I have nothing wrong with those
23:26
people. I think they're actually the
23:27
bravest. My problem is that we allowed
23:31
our so-called greatest ally to undermine us when we still had
23:34
our military weapons and military members in the area at
23:38
bases who had nothing to do with the people at the B2 bombers.
23:42
And if we were able to take those people out of the area
23:44
before we bombed Iran or before Israel bombed Iran, I think it
23:47
actually would have been a lot better for the United States and
23:49
we would have had a lot more options strategically.
23:52
I think it limited our options strategically that we had
23:55
valuable assets in the area. And like, obviously that would
23:58
limit your options strategically because if Iran targets those
24:01
valuable assets, you're now in a full escalated conflict.
24:04
I mean, if one American soldier passed away, God forbid because
24:09
of that, I still don't let Biden down because of the Afghanistan
24:12
pull out and the soldiers we lost there.
24:14
If Trump lost one, I would never let him hear the end of it as
24:16
well. I don't think ever putting
24:19
American soldiers lives at risk is OK.
24:22
And that's what happened in that scenario.
24:24
And it again, wasn't explicitly Trump's fault.
24:27
Israel undermined Trump and Trump had to make a decision.
24:30
Trump did make the correct decision.
24:32
But Trump now needs to re examine our allies.
24:35
He needs to, if he's going to keep these allies, get them in
24:38
line. And he got the allies at NATO in
24:40
line yesterday. We talked about that.
24:42
He got them to bomb from 2% to 5% in military spending per GDP,
24:48
which is a massive bump. The only one was who held out
24:51
with Spain. But again, Spain is just going
24:53
to get left behind. We talked about that yesterday.
24:56
If Spain doesn't want to chip in there just again.
24:58
But I also don't think anyone's trying to, like, conquer Spain
25:01
right now either. I don't think imperialism is as
25:03
big now as it used to be in the world.
25:06
So yeah, like, I'm sure Spain will end up being fine.
25:09
But yeah, I think they will eventually end up chipping in
25:12
because of exports, imports, things of that nature.
25:15
I'm sure Donald Trump is not going to make it as easy on
25:18
trade if they're not willing to negotiate with NATO the same way
25:22
all the other countries are. There are a lot of things Donald
25:25
Trump does to put America first there.
25:26
Donald Trump is putting America first when it comes to He is
25:30
trying to take men out of women's sports.
25:33
Donald Trump is trying to remove a lot of the illegal immigrants
25:36
from the country. They go back and forth a lot
25:38
about the agriculture and hotel industry.
25:41
I want them all removed. I don't care if you work in
25:43
agriculture, hotel or whatever it is, I want you removed from
25:48
this country and I actually want your employer to be charged as
25:51
well because your employer was exploiting you for slave labor,
25:55
which is very sad. The employers who are hiring
25:58
illegal immigrants are some of the worst people in America
26:00
because they are the last owners of slaves in this country.
26:04
They are employing slaves for slave labor.
26:06
They're paying them next to nothing.
26:08
When you hear liberals saying, like, who else are going to do
26:10
these jobs for $40 a day? Like, that's OK, So you support
26:14
slavery, You support slave labor.
26:16
You support putting this guy out in the field for 14 hours and
26:19
then giving him $40 a day only if you want to give it to him
26:21
because who else is he going to tell?
26:23
Because that's what happens. That's what's happening
26:25
currently with the legal immigration.
26:27
And it's also not just that. We've talked about this before,
26:29
and I've had Laurie Mills on the show, who's literally been to
26:32
the Daring Gap and has more experience in this than almost
26:34
anybody. But in the Daring Gap, the
26:37
cartels and the coyotes, they rape, kill these migrants.
26:40
And it's it's tragic what actually happens with illegal
26:45
immigration. It's tragic on the journey to
26:48
America what these people actually go through.
26:49
And if you just stopped illegal immigration as a whole, if they
26:52
knew they weren't going to get across the border, if they tried
26:54
to, then a lot of that would stop.
26:56
A lot less people would be raped and killed by the cartels.
26:59
The cartels would lose a lot of money because trafficking people
27:03
is one of the biggest ways the cartels make money.
27:06
They talked about this quote in The Sound of Freedom.
27:08
You can sell a bag of drugs one time.
27:10
You could sell a kid or a person hundreds of times.
27:14
That's why human trafficking is so popular.
27:16
It's one of the most disgusting quotes.
27:18
Sound of Freedom is one of the most gut wrenching movies, but
27:21
everybody needs to watch it there.
27:24
There are some of those movies that people need to watch that
27:27
are really hard to watch, but you need to because it opens
27:30
your eyes to things. It teaches you things you didn't
27:32
know existed, and even if you didn't know they existed, you
27:35
didn't know the full extent of what they actually really look
27:37
like. Sex trafficking is one of the
27:40
most disgusting thing that happens in this world.
27:42
It's one of the most disgusting thing that's allowed to happen,
27:46
and I'm not saying legally it's allowed, but it was allowed to
27:49
happen over our border for years.
27:51
There are multiple ICE agents who have attested to this and
27:54
have testified to this, that they would see traffickers
27:57
coming over the border with children and because of the
28:00
orders Biden gave them, they were not allowed to apprehend
28:03
these traffickers or separate the children from them, even if
28:06
they knew they weren't related to the parents at all.
28:09
It's very sad. There were over I think like
28:11
300,000 missing kids in America under the Biden administration
28:15
and they estimated like 70,000 at least to be trafficked
28:19
sexually, which is it's really hard to think about.
28:22
I mean, Lord, please, I pray for those children that you can
28:26
return them home safe. It, it really is hard that that
28:31
anybody allowed that and especially for political gain.
28:34
I mean, Biden Harris regime was it was a regime.
28:37
They they allowed unconstitutional things to
28:40
happen in this country. Biden wasn't even running the
28:43
country. We all know that when the Her
28:44
tapes come out, I do a lot of debates on like TikTok and on X
28:49
and stuff on like Spaces and Live and every liberal I talk
28:53
to, I'll ask them, did you listen to the Her tapes when
28:56
they came out? And everyone of them will say,
28:58
no, I never listened to them. And it's just so funny to me
29:01
because if it was, if it was Trump, they would have, they
29:04
probably would have pre-ordered the tapes.
29:06
I mean, it's just, it's crazy to me.
29:08
It's crazy the bias, it's crazy the pandering of these liberals,
29:11
how they want to only focus on 1/2 of the argument.
29:14
They don't even want to do research on the other half.
29:16
They don't even want to acknowledge the fact that the
29:17
president was senile and had dementia.
29:20
And it's very sad. And now they're like, Oh yeah,
29:23
he's cancer, don't make fun of him.
29:25
No, he still was corrupt. His son was still corrupt and
29:28
left a bag of cocaine on the floor of the White House that
29:31
you guys blamed on like a maid or something.
29:33
It is ridiculous what happens in the White House.
29:36
It is ridiculous what happens in politics in this country.
29:39
Lobbying is one of the biggest problems.
29:41
I think if I had to rank where I view the problems in this
29:45
country right now, for the future, I think we need to fix
29:49
immigration. I think we need to fix lobbying.
29:52
I think we need to fix BlackRock purchasing all the single family
29:56
homes. Yeah, I think those three issues
30:00
right there could solve a lot of problems for the future
30:03
generations of America. I love the tax credits they're
30:05
doing for children. I think, like I said, supporting
30:08
having more children is one of the most American values.
30:12
We could have it. I don't care what race or
30:14
religion you are, you should be having as many children as
30:17
possible. And if you're not a religion,
30:19
it's still you should be having as many children as possible.
30:22
Even though it's more religious values to have children, having
30:25
children is one of the most beautiful things in life.
30:28
And it's it's just crazy to me the I don't know.
30:33
I grew up and I thought I would never want children.
30:36
And I've realized over the last few years how much I really do
30:38
want children. And it was just me maturing over
30:41
time as people do when they grow up.
30:44
Matt Walsh talked about the same principle a lot, how he couldn't
30:47
even fathom himself getting married or having kids and then
30:49
kind of one day woke up to like, oh, yeah, I would love to do
30:52
that. And the same for me, I think
30:54
over time, you just mature more and more things happen in your
30:56
life and you realize what's actually healthy for your life.
30:59
And you know, at a point you're just being an immature boy and
31:02
you grow up to actually be a man.
31:03
And you understand that you're getting married, having kids is
31:07
one of the most beautiful things you can do in life.
31:09
And it's it's one of the least selfish things you could do
31:13
because you're giving life to another person.
31:15
And it brings me to another one of like my opinions on kind of
31:20
why I got into this was I was always pretty agnostic to, you
31:26
know, abortion. Like I, I could have gone either
31:28
way. I before I was political, I, you
31:32
know, I didn't really think much of it.
31:33
And then I would listen to Charlie Kirk a lot.
31:36
I would listen to Matt Walsh a lot about it.
31:38
And yeah, like certain things really struck me.
31:40
One, one of the things specifically is they said nobody
31:43
who's ever been aborted has ever been able to argue against it,
31:45
which is, I mean, such a crazy strong argument.
31:49
And then another thing they said is we should all thank God and
31:53
thank our mothers that we were not aborted and that like that's
31:56
true. Like it's just there was under
32:01
what liberals, you know, want to define as healthcare like
32:04
there's a chance we weren't born because of that.
32:07
Like if, if the liberal propaganda impacted our parents,
32:12
maybe we wouldn't have been born.
32:13
And that's extremely sad to think.
32:15
I think every life is worth something.
32:17
I think there are obviously like extremely extreme cases that are
32:20
less than .1% of cases. But there are those extreme
32:24
cases that do exist where, you know, rape, incest, life for the
32:27
mother. But it, it's generally so small.
32:30
And they're even arguing over that one.
32:32
I think it's in Georgia. I, I could be wrong on that, but
32:35
I think it's in Georgia. There's that one lady who she
32:37
passed away and they're still able to deliver her baby.
32:41
And it you have you have people on the left side arguing that
32:45
they should abort this baby. And it's like, do you really
32:47
think that the mom passed away, that she would want her baby to
32:50
pass away too? Like that's that would be the
32:53
most selfish mom to ever exist. That would be and I don't think
32:56
that is what that woman wanted at all.
32:58
I don't think she was that selfish.
32:59
I don't think anyone would be. I think that you would want your
33:03
baby to have a happy, healthy life and that would, you know,
33:07
you would be able to look down from heaven and see your babies
33:09
having a happy, healthy life and you'd be able to be happy about
33:11
that. So the fact that there were
33:13
people on the left even arguing that that baby should have been
33:16
aborted and the courts had to decide that, no, we're not going
33:19
to abort that baby. That'd be ridiculous.
33:22
It's like, thank God they're not like that.
33:24
Like seriously, thank God. It would just, it would have
33:26
been terrible. Yeah.
33:28
I mean, I there are a lot of reasons I got into this.
33:30
There are a lot of reasons I got into politics.
33:32
There's a lot of reasons I wanna eventually run for government.
33:36
There's a lot of reasons. I talk about my views here, what
33:40
I love, what I don't about Trump, about the country, about
33:43
our government. Like I've talked about.
33:45
I think if we could get rid of lobbying, if we can get rid of a
33:48
lot of the bureaucracy, and if we can get rid of the wasteful
33:51
spending, and yeah, if we can get rid of the wasteful
33:53
spending, we'll be in a lot better place.
33:55
We'll be in America that supports Americans.
33:57
We'll be in an America that supports the American dollar,
34:00
American infrastructure, American taxpayers.
34:04
And I think we'll be able to actually move the country
34:06
forward. And I think we'll move away from
34:09
this stagnant back and forth that we've had since like 2016
34:13
where it's like Donald Trump gets things, Biden removes them,
34:18
Donald Trump gets things back. And I'm sure if we have a
34:21
Democrat next, they're going to take every single one of Donald
34:24
Trump's, you know, border laws away day one, same as Biden did.
34:27
They're going to they're going to try and take all that stuff
34:30
away. So we need to try and get laws
34:32
passed besides just executive actions.
34:34
We need to try and keep moving the conservative in America
34:38
First movement forward. I think the America First
34:40
movement is the most important movement in America right now.
34:43
I think it's more important than the general mainstream
34:46
conservative movement as a whole because I think the America
34:49
First movement is the future. I think my generation is really
34:52
behind it. We're going to have to put
34:54
America first in every way. We're going to have to get back
34:56
to a nation that has morals. We're going to get back to a
35:00
nation that understands where it comes from, understand its
35:04
values, understand its morals, understand why it was founded,
35:09
what it was founded on, and what it's supposed to do for the
35:12
future and for the world. Because right now, America's
35:15
lost a lot of that. People don't understand why the
35:17
Constitution is there. Liberals are constantly trying
35:20
to change it. They don't respect the
35:22
Constitution. They don't respect the founders.
35:24
They're constantly trying to tear down statues of founders
35:26
and war general just because they don't like what side of the
35:29
American war they fought on. Even though it was the Civil
35:31
War, it was American war. These are things that upset me
35:35
in this country. These are things that I want
35:37
changed in this country. These are the reasons I got into
35:39
this and these are the reasons that I will continue fighting
35:42
every day for you, for all the American people, I'm James
35:46
Pascalides. This has been America Unfiltered
35:48
episode 78. This has been me telling you
35:51
guys why I got into this. While I'll continue to do this
35:54
because I'll always fight for America.
35:56
I love America, I love this country.
35:58
I hope you guys have a blessed weekend.
36:00
Stay safe and I'll see you guys Monday.
36:02
Thank you.