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Speaker 4: Good day, Good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 4: Run Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience
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Speaker 4: Talk Show. And do we have a great show lined
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Speaker 4: up for you today. After the first break, we're going
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Speaker 4: to be talking with business expert Sally King. She'll probably
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Speaker 4: have advice about how to you know, paddle through these
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Speaker 4: waters economic upheaval times due to the tariffs and other
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Speaker 4: issues affecting our economy. And we're also going to be
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Speaker 4: talking about, probably in how tariffs will positively impact the
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Speaker 4: business climate in our country in the days ahead after
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Speaker 4: we get through this tumultuous period. But in the meantime,
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Speaker 4: numerous stories are coming to the fore. You know, I've
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Speaker 4: often talked about these black robe judges gone wild. Well
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Speaker 4: here's another one out of the beer capital of America.
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Speaker 4: Milwaukee Judge Shamanica Isham recently declared that she is ready
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Speaker 4: to lose her job and face arrest rather than allow
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Speaker 4: Ice to detain anyone in her courtroom, calling detention centers
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Speaker 4: concentration camps. She emailed judges throughout the state of Wisconsin
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Speaker 4: vowing to shut down her court citing her refusal to
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Speaker 4: comply with federal immigration enforcement issum. The Sawyer County Circuit
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Speaker 4: Court judge claims that she's protecting her community. But the
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Speaker 4: last time I checked, illegal border crossers are not a
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Speaker 4: part of any American community. But her stance reeks of
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Speaker 4: activists virtue signaling, not judicial integrity. Judge is match like
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Speaker 4: you know, she's caping up. She continues to cape up
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Speaker 4: with these illegals. But she's only a judge sworn to
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Speaker 4: uphold the law, not to rewrite law to suit her
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Speaker 4: woke leptist politics. Her threat to halt court proceeding screens lawlessness,
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Speaker 4: as if her personal beliefs trump the legal system that
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Speaker 4: she's paid to serve. If Isham wants to play martyr,
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Speaker 4: she should trade her gavel for a soapbox and spare
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Speaker 4: Wisconsin courts of herself righteous, little woke show. Personally, I
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Speaker 4: hope she continues to act just the way she is,
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Speaker 4: because then she can be fired, she can lose her job,
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Speaker 4: she can be arrested. Tom Holman said that he's going
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Speaker 4: to be going after people like her who are refusing
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Speaker 4: to uphold the law, and in fact, she's not refusing
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Speaker 4: to uphold the law. She is actually trying to rewrite
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Speaker 4: right law, which goes against the constitutionally mandated duties of
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Speaker 4: a judge. Someone needs to get these people a lesson
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Speaker 4: or fire them. And you know, we look to o.
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Speaker 4: Canada used to be a great friend of the United States.
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Speaker 4: Now Old Canada has become I won't say a total enemy,
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Speaker 4: but it's getting there. They just had an election where
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Speaker 4: they decided to vote for a leftist to lead their nation,
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Speaker 4: and well, that's on them. If that's what they want
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Speaker 4: to do, that's their choice. In the United States of
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Speaker 4: America should leave them alone. We need to build our
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Speaker 4: wall on northern wall, just like the one on the
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Speaker 4: Southern wall that's being built and call it a day,
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Speaker 4: because we you know, we can't force a nation to
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Speaker 4: be a certain way, and you know that's not our
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Speaker 4: duty to do. But we do have the right to,
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Speaker 4: you know, put up protection from a nation that has
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Speaker 4: chosen to go in another direction, by the way, much
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Speaker 4: closer to China than we in the United States. And
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Speaker 4: this all started because the United States dared to look
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Speaker 4: out for its interest. For decades, Canada and every other
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Speaker 4: nation in the world that trades with the United States
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Speaker 4: of America has had a massive trade surplus. Not because
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Speaker 4: their products are any better than ours, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 4: Had nothing to do with that. What it had to
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Speaker 4: do with is that Canada, like Japan, like China, like France,
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Speaker 4: like Great Britain, like Singapore, like South Korea, like Mexico,
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Speaker 4: like every other nation in the world, has been charging
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Speaker 4: the United States very high tariffs compared to low tariffs
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Speaker 4: charged by the United States of America. And that's why
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Speaker 4: they were called, correctly by our president, reciprocal tariffs, I
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Speaker 4: mean common sense. Anyone should look at that and say, well,
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Speaker 4: you know what, he's got a point. Now, Libertarians, you know,
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Speaker 4: I think they live to just get on our nerves.
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Speaker 4: I really do. Case in point, Representative no not Representative
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Speaker 4: Senator Ran Paul said that he has the votes to
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Speaker 4: block Trump's Liberation Day tariffs. Now, I know that Rand Paul,
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Speaker 4: doctor Ran Paul, by the way, is not a dummy.
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Speaker 4: He's a very smart, you know individual. He knows history
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Speaker 4: backwards and forwards, and he knows about the history of tariffs.
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Speaker 4: So one has to wonder why he and so many
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Speaker 4: both senators and representatives, they're so against these tariffs. Well,
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Speaker 4: when you look into the matter, many of the you know,
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Speaker 4: their poems are being greased, whether it's by China or
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Speaker 4: organizations affiliations that are connected to China. And I think
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Speaker 4: that this is the case. I can't prove it, but
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Speaker 4: there are others where it has been exposed, who are
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Speaker 4: coming out the same way as Ran Paul and as
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Speaker 4: far as their opinion, but ran Paul is going one
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Speaker 4: step further and say he's going to take action. And
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Speaker 4: see Libertarians kind of blow my mind in a way.
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Speaker 4: Libertarians say that they are in favor of the Constitution.
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Speaker 4: In fact, that's why a couple of decades ago, you know,
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Speaker 4: libertarians even had me fooled. Oh wow, they speak about
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Speaker 4: the Constitution blah blah blah. And you know their think
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Speaker 4: tank was the Cato Institute, which, by the way, has
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Speaker 4: been bought out, and there they've joined the League of underminers. Yes,
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Speaker 4: I'm speaking about the Cato Institute. The libertarians, I learned
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Speaker 4: the hard way. They look at open borders as a right.
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Speaker 4: They think that everyone around the world things like we do,
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Speaker 4: and if we just treat them right, they'll just be fine.
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Speaker 4: Let them all in, it doesn't matter. And they think
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Speaker 4: that when the United States stands up for itself, oh,
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Speaker 4: they're stamping on the rights of some other nation around
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Speaker 4: the world, while at the same time they look the
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Speaker 4: other way when the United States is being screwed over.
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Speaker 4: The proof of that is when with the last time
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Speaker 4: you or anyone has heard Rand Paul, Jim Jordan, or
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Speaker 4: any of the senators and representatives talk about how the
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Speaker 4: United States has been screwed over in the tariff area
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Speaker 4: over the past so many years that they've been in office,
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Speaker 4: very rarely. So now we have a president that has
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Speaker 4: taken action to correct this wrong and whole You have
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Speaker 4: this libertarian, mister freedom, mister Constitution. All he has to
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Speaker 4: do is look at Article three and he will see
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Speaker 4: that President Trump is doing the right thing. Okay, so
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Speaker 4: he's not doing this out of ignorance. Or stupidity. He
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Speaker 4: is doing this. In my opinion, I'm looking at the
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Speaker 4: expression on his face. It's evil. It's an evil reason.
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Speaker 4: It's to undermine when people are keeping up on behalf
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Speaker 4: of those that are doing wrong, I lose respect for them.
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Speaker 4: I used to respect Rand Paul because, like I said,
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Speaker 4: at one time, he had me fool. I thought he
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Speaker 4: How are you well.
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Speaker 10: I'm just really great, Ron. It's great to hear your
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Speaker 10: voice and what a terrific monologue today.
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Speaker 4: Oh, thank you, thank you very much. Well, I thought
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Speaker 4: that this would be a good time to have you
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Speaker 4: on because there are people that in varying roles or
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Speaker 4: degrees of business. Some are contemplating opening a business because
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Speaker 4: of a more optimistic time that we're in because of
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Speaker 4: the Trump administration and things that he is trying to
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Speaker 4: do on behalf of our republic. And then they are
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Speaker 4: those who have businesses, they've been in business for a
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Speaker 4: while and they're wondering, oh my gosh, how are these
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Speaker 4: tariffs going to affect me? And how should I go
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Speaker 4: about going around this tariff situation or dealing with it
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Speaker 4: head on. I'll be upfront with you, I myself and
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Speaker 4: am very much in favor of the tariffs because I
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Speaker 4: have a long view and I know that in the
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Speaker 4: long run they will be very good for our republic.
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Speaker 4: But sometimes when you have to get towards something good,
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Speaker 4: you have to go through a bit of a bumpy road.
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Speaker 10: What say you, I would say that you and I
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Speaker 10: are both on the same wavelength. I was really excited
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Speaker 10: to see that President Trump took this action. It's long overdue.
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Speaker 10: A review of the tariffs and what other kind trees
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Speaker 10: were charging us versus what we were charging them was
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Speaker 10: paramount in beginning the process of changing our country back
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Speaker 10: over to a nation that can pay its own bills,
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Speaker 10: take care of itself, become more industrious, create businesses, create
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Speaker 10: jobs that go with those businesses, and I would say
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Speaker 10: this is the beginning of a of a real freedom march.
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Speaker 10: I have not well, I do have an idea of
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Speaker 10: why people on the left would not consider even budging
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Speaker 10: on something like this. But let's just look at some things, ron.
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Speaker 10: I mean, tariffs are are shielding US industries from foreign competition.
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Speaker 10: They they do make imported goods a little more expensive,
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Speaker 10: but then on the other hand, they're giving domestic companies
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Speaker 10: a chance to grow and become more stable. Uh. I
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Speaker 10: think when I think a lot of people have tapped
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Speaker 10: into this next negativity that tariffs are going to destroy
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Speaker 10: our very life. But we've had tariffs since seventeen eighty nine,
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Speaker 10: since the terr Effact, So this isn't anything new. I mean,
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Speaker 10: I think you know that. I'm not sure how many
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Speaker 10: of our listeners know that, But we've been using tariffs
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Speaker 10: since George Washington, and that's how he raised money for
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Speaker 10: our new fledgling society, our new country. And so what
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Speaker 10: has happened has been that I think a lot of
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Speaker 10: people have been asleep at the wheel. There's been many
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Speaker 10: many presidents over the last twenty five years who have
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Speaker 10: not reviewed with Congress, and that look, France is charging
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Speaker 10: US X amount. We're charging a pitiful tariff to them.
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Speaker 10: It's nothing. This brought one hundred and thirty countries to
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Speaker 10: the table with mister Trump to negotiate how trade was
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Speaker 10: going to be handled between our country and their country.
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Speaker 10: He designed it and brought this out so that it
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Speaker 10: would be a negotiating format. I think it's terrific.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, one little dirty or i'll say a
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Speaker 4: clean little secret. You know how they complained about the
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Speaker 4: tariffs and the inconveniences during this struggle period to get
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Speaker 4: them established in all of that, and Canada has already
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Speaker 4: started protesting by just eliminating all American products, et cetera,
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Speaker 4: et cetera, particularly mostly consumer items, you know, like alcoholic products,
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Speaker 4: bourbon and things of that nature. And that's okay because
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Speaker 4: you have to go through this struggle period. And one
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Speaker 4: thing that I do know is that if the United
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Speaker 4: States wants to remain a great consumer nation, she has
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Speaker 4: to start making her own stuff and building more jobs
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Speaker 4: so that they will have a large middle class again,
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Speaker 4: so that we can remain the world's largest consuminating as
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Speaker 4: well as become a major manufacturer. Again, what say you?
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Speaker 10: I agree this. You know, there is always a little
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Speaker 10: bit of a struggle when you first start something like
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Speaker 10: these tariffs, But really, what are we really talking about.
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Speaker 10: We're talking about simply going back and looking at countries
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Speaker 10: who have been overcharging us for years for their products,
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Speaker 10: and basically our country has not charged them or has
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Speaker 10: not charged them very much. This was something that, as
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Speaker 10: I said earlier, twenty five presidents I mean twenty five years,
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Speaker 10: rather of presidents in Congress not reviewing what we're doing
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Speaker 10: business wise. It's foolhardy. We need pharmaceuticals made here. We
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Speaker 10: need to be buying making our pharmaceuticals in this country.
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Speaker 10: We're getting pharmaceuticals from Mexico. That always makes me a
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Speaker 10: little concern. We're getting pharmaceuticals from Canada, from Israel, from Mexico,
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Speaker 10: from France, we're getting them in Britain. And by the way,
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Speaker 10: let's just talk about this for one second. This may
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Speaker 10: be something you're not familiar with, and maybe the listeners
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Speaker 10: aren't either, But when you're ordering, you're ordering a medication
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Speaker 10: and you need a brand name instead of a generic,
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Speaker 10: and it's coming from Britain. Well, Britain's brand name is
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Speaker 10: not the same as our brand name. It is a generic,
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Speaker 10: and the difference is the chemicals, the things that are
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Speaker 10: going into that medication are not exactly the same. And
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Speaker 10: so something that works on a brand will not necessarily
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Speaker 10: work for a patient on a generic. So we definitely
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Speaker 10: need to be making our medications here in the United States.
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Speaker 10: We need to be making our cosm medics. Are clothing,
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Speaker 10: we need our textile mills back. We need our furniture
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Speaker 10: companies making furniture here again. And just as you said,
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Speaker 10: we need to make America great by having our own products.
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Speaker 4: And to back up what you just said, I looked
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Speaker 4: at a list over the weekend of the ten wealthiest
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Speaker 4: states in our nation based upon the size of their economy,
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Speaker 4: starting with California, which by itself is still the world's
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Speaker 4: fourth largest economy, Number two, Florida, I believe, no, Texas
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Speaker 4: number three, to New York four anyways, California, Texas, Florida,
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Speaker 4: New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and anyway, it's ten of them,
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Speaker 4: and even the ones near the bottom, like Ohio and
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Speaker 4: the ones below Ohio, their economies alone are very close
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Speaker 4: to a trillion dollars. So you're talking about massive wealth.
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Speaker 4: So we're not a poor country. We're just our money.
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Speaker 4: We're a money mismanaging company, I mean country.
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Speaker 10: What say you, Well, I totally agree. I mean, look,
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Speaker 10: we have we have people in office who are on
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Speaker 10: a government salary who are worth millions and millions after
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Speaker 10: they get into office, and and we're looking at uh,
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Speaker 10: states that need help and can't get the help. You
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Speaker 10: are absolutely correct. It is absolutely mismanagement. If we if
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Speaker 10: just think of it, like, I don't know, what is
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Speaker 10: your largest grocery store where you are run?
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Speaker 2: Uh?
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Speaker 4: Would you say largest chain? Largest chain is probably the
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Speaker 4: largest chain of grocery stores in the entire countries. Kroger.
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Speaker 10: Okay, you look at Okay, let's look at Kroger. If
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Speaker 10: Kroger managed its company like this country has been managing
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Speaker 10: its money, people would be fired. They would be they
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Speaker 10: would be fired. They would not even be able to
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Speaker 10: get a job at another another, another store. Walmart wouldn't
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Speaker 10: hire them if they couldn't manage Kroger. Why would Walmart
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Speaker 10: want something in there, someone in there to try to help.
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Speaker 10: This has been and this has been a lab experiment
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Speaker 10: on what mismanagement looks like. And it is something that
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Speaker 10: if if a financial person came into someone that came
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Speaker 10: along with someone and said, listen, I'll sit down, I'll
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Speaker 10: show you how to manage your money a little bit better,
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Speaker 10: I'll show you where to put your money, et cetera,
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Speaker 10: et cetera, and then it was a complete disaster. Do
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Speaker 10: you think for one minute that that individual or family
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Speaker 10: wouldn't be, you know, out for that person's scalp, that
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Speaker 10: they would. So we cannot continue to mismanage money the
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Speaker 10: way we have been doing so in this country. It's
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Speaker 10: just horrible.
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Speaker 2: It is.
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Speaker 4: world to better apply the waters of our business environment.
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Speaker 4: And welcome back again, Sally. You know, if someone wants
27:14
Speaker 4: to either start or expand a small business right now,
27:20
Speaker 4: is this a good time to do it or should
27:21
Speaker 4: they you know, hang low and just maintain the status
27:26
Speaker 4: quo while this thing is worked out with the tariff situation.
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Speaker 10: You know, businesses depending on the sector they're in and
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Speaker 10: the money that they can obtain to if they want
27:41
Speaker 10: to do research and development, or they want to grow
27:43
Speaker 10: a brick and mortar or they want to hire on
27:47
Speaker 10: more employees. You know, people need to be have some
27:54
Speaker 10: prudence about how they spend their money. What do they
27:58
Speaker 10: make a list of the things that are the most
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Speaker 10: important to them as far as how they want to
28:03
Speaker 10: proceed with their business and what they're one, three and
28:06
Speaker 10: five year forecast looks like for them. It is important
28:11
Speaker 10: in any in you know, during any season of business,
28:16
Speaker 10: things are expensive, doesn't mean that you can't still move forward.
28:20
Speaker 10: Things get less expensive, then you can, you know, move
28:23
Speaker 10: forward a little bit further, sort of like allocation of assets.
28:27
Speaker 10: Right when things go down, you can buy, buy more
28:32
Speaker 10: and buy more units of something for your stock portfolio.
28:36
Speaker 10: But the part about business that I think is important
28:40
Speaker 10: is if you have a vision and you know what
28:43
Speaker 10: that vision is, and you've got it down to where
28:48
Speaker 10: you can say without a doubt, I am going to
28:52
Speaker 10: achieve three things in my business and over the next
28:56
Speaker 10: eighteen months, this is what I'm going to achieve. And
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Speaker 10: when I get to that point, then I'm going to
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Speaker 10: make up a new business plan for the next eighteen months.
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Speaker 8: It is.
29:08
Speaker 10: It is a great time to be expanding or starting
29:11
Speaker 10: a business because if you have if a person has
29:14
Speaker 10: identified a niche a problem, what is business. It's just
29:19
Speaker 10: problem solvers. So if you have identified a problem that
29:24
Speaker 10: a person thinks that they can solve that problem for
29:27
Speaker 10: people around them, then then there should be nothing to
29:31
Speaker 10: stop them. There's plenty of money out there, plenty of
29:34
Speaker 10: money out there to take loans, to get started with things,
29:40
Speaker 10: to invest their own money. I think this is a
29:42
Speaker 10: great time, and I think under President Trump, it's probably
29:45
Speaker 10: the best time. He's going to get this straightened out
29:49
Speaker 10: with the help of Congress, to get rid of crime,
29:52
Speaker 10: get rid of crime, lower crime in certain areas. He's
29:57
Speaker 10: going to help with the along with a tear us
30:00
Speaker 10: which you know, look, that brings back industrial it brings
30:04
Speaker 10: back all kinds of business in various sectors. I say,
30:07
Speaker 10: go for it.
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Speaker 4: Okay. I was listening to a program the other day
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Speaker 4: and it was a TV broadcast and one of the
30:21
Speaker 4: economic advances they were talking about the times we're in,
30:25
Speaker 4: and someone asked the question, is it best to invest
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Speaker 4: now or save or you know, investing meaning purchase equipment,
30:34
Speaker 4: purchase valuables like silver, things of that nature, or just save.
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Speaker 4: And funny thing they said, they said, well, you know what,
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Speaker 4: just saving right now is probably the most unwise thing
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Speaker 4: because when you save now, you are just holding onto
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Speaker 4: a unit a bunch of units that are depreciating continuously
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Speaker 4: in value. What say you about that?
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Speaker 10: That's an interest that is interesting. It goes back to,
31:04
Speaker 10: you know, taking action, and it goes back to the
31:08
Speaker 10: business of buy and hold. Do you know that term?
31:13
Speaker 4: Yes?
31:15
Speaker 10: Yeah? So do you buy and hold or do you
31:19
Speaker 10: move forward? And always you want to move forward. If
31:25
Speaker 10: you're not moving forward, your business is dead. So people
31:30
Speaker 10: always want to move forward with their businesses. Take those
31:33
Speaker 10: risks that are calculated, go ahead and invest in things
31:39
Speaker 10: that benefit your business. You know, that the farmers are
31:42
Speaker 10: not as concerned about tariffs as the people out protesting
31:45
Speaker 10: talking about the food sources who have no idea how
31:49
Speaker 10: food is even put on their table. Yeah, you complaining
31:54
Speaker 10: about tariffs either, right, right?
31:56
Speaker 4: Yeah. I had a farmer on fact on my show
31:59
Speaker 4: just days ago, and he mentioned that the farmers are
32:03
Speaker 4: quite happy with the terror situations and they see the
32:07
Speaker 4: great potential there.
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Speaker 10: Well, yeah, because you know, now we're we're producing, and
32:17
Speaker 10: it may be for some farmers where they've been trading
32:20
Speaker 10: with the likes of China, now now they may be
32:24
Speaker 10: looking at hey, maybe there is another way. Maybe there
32:26
Speaker 10: is another company, a country we can trade with, they
32:30
Speaker 10: can produce more just for the United States. We don't
32:33
Speaker 10: need to be bringing in Smithfield Ham from China. Like,
32:39
Speaker 10: there's no way in God's green acre I would want
32:42
Speaker 10: to eat that want to eat anything that comes from China.
32:47
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, it's just it's not a good, good place
32:52
Speaker 10: to be in. And I think that we're in a
32:54
Speaker 10: position now where we're starting to write the ship. And
32:59
Speaker 10: I think small businesses, I think medium sized businesses are
33:04
Speaker 10: definitely going to have a better time of it. They're
33:07
Speaker 10: going to see the benefits of this. Large companies are
33:11
Speaker 10: already seeing the benefits of it, they're just not saying anything.
33:14
Speaker 10: And the people who are out protesting are people who
33:17
Speaker 10: really don't understand business, and they're paid to protests. So
33:22
Speaker 10: people really need to just stop listening, stop paying attention
33:26
Speaker 10: to them, know that it's going to take a little
33:28
Speaker 10: bit of time, and then move on.
33:31
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's funny when people express a bit of
33:35
Speaker 4: impatience with Trump, who is actually working on something that
33:40
Speaker 4: is good for the Republic in the long run, but
33:44
Speaker 4: yet they had all the patients in the world and
33:46
Speaker 4: would actually exaggerate the good if there was anything good
33:53
Speaker 4: aspects of the Biden administration economy. That kind of blows
33:58
Speaker 4: my mind. And I would talk to and owners and
34:01
Speaker 4: they would tell me things were really going down, just
34:04
Speaker 4: as they did under Ali Obama's administration. Things went down,
34:08
Speaker 4: people went out of business, and Biden was a repeat
34:12
Speaker 4: of that. So it amazes me. That lets me know
34:15
Speaker 4: that people are very hypocritical. They're not they.
34:19
Speaker 10: They go ahead.
34:21
Speaker 4: They they know, but they're in agreement with the evil
34:25
Speaker 4: and they're willing to even go down with the ship
34:28
Speaker 4: because they really don't want the United States to be
34:30
Speaker 4: great again, which would mean folks like you and I
34:34
Speaker 4: would be doing well. And they don't want the they
34:37
Speaker 4: call us, the incurably ignorant masses, to to succeed and
34:40
Speaker 4: prosper mm hmm.
34:45
Speaker 10: I and I agree. I agree with that, I totally agree,
34:47
Speaker 10: and I don't understand that. However, I still do not understand.
34:52
Speaker 10: I mean, I understand their the underpinnings of their thinking. However,
34:58
Speaker 10: they're living in the United States and they're benefiting from
35:02
Speaker 10: all the things that they're protesting against, or standing up to,
35:08
Speaker 10: or trying to urge other people, people from Congress, trying
35:12
Speaker 10: to urge other people to go out and protest. And
35:15
Speaker 10: yet they're the ones that have the money and they're
35:17
Speaker 10: the ones that are benefiting from the very things that
35:20
Speaker 10: they're telling other people to protest. It makes absolutely no
35:25
Speaker 10: sense unless you understand Marxism. Yep, and then that makes sense.
35:32
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, yep. Well, it was Marxist thinkers that destroyed
35:35
Speaker 4: our cities, that destroyed the American family, and try have
35:40
Speaker 4: tried desperately for decades to do anything possible to wipe
35:45
Speaker 4: out the massive numbers of small and medium sized businesses
35:48
Speaker 4: throughout America because most of those small businesses are owned
35:51
Speaker 4: by families. And there's nothing that the leftist leftists hate
35:56
Speaker 4: more other than God, and that is the American family, mother, father,
36:01
Speaker 4: you know, the traditional family that they hate that most
36:05
Speaker 4: of all.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, well, you know, we're we're I think we are
36:12
Speaker 10: rapidly approaching a time where the truth is coming out.
36:15
Speaker 10: And I have said this to you in the past
36:18
Speaker 10: that the truth always rises like cream cream in a
36:21
Speaker 10: bottle of milk, and eventually the truth does come out.
36:26
Speaker 10: I always pray that it comes out in my lifetime. However,
36:30
Speaker 10: maybe some truths won't come out for a while. But
36:33
Speaker 10: if you think about what Trump is doing, He's released
36:35
Speaker 10: tapes on JFK and on Lyndon B. Johnson and on
36:41
Speaker 10: Martin Luther King. This is the beginning of a truth revolution.
36:49
Speaker 10: In my opinion, I don't think the revolution is really
36:52
Speaker 10: coming from the left. I think we're seeing not a
36:55
Speaker 10: political struggle but a good versus evil and it is
36:59
Speaker 10: an ideology that has that is, it has reached its
37:04
Speaker 10: pinnacle where lying, telling falsehoods, misleading people, all of it
37:11
Speaker 10: in doctrination, propaganda. We are starting to really get out
37:16
Speaker 10: to the general population what has been done to us
37:20
Speaker 10: for the last fifty years. And it's not a pretty sight. Yeah.
37:26
Speaker 4: You know, one of the most heartwarm warming aspects of
37:30
Speaker 4: small business business is when I travel to certain towns
37:36
Speaker 4: and you walk into these small businesses and you and
37:39
Speaker 4: you meet the nicest people on earth, whether it's in
37:43
Speaker 4: Missouri or some other wonderful places around the country, and
37:48
Speaker 4: and and and and and their family owned businesses. And
37:52
Speaker 4: to me, there there's such stabilizing pillars of our society.
37:59
Speaker 4: And it goes beyond people just making money. And I
38:03
Speaker 4: think small businesses are based upon goodwill and through successful
38:08
Speaker 4: business enterprise, you maintain a spirit of good will in
38:12
Speaker 4: your country because you're serving others, you're getting blessed. You know,
38:17
Speaker 4: it's a trade. People are paying you for you either
38:19
Speaker 4: your time or your products, and you and good will
38:22
Speaker 4: are surprise supplying either a good service or a good
38:25
Speaker 4: good products and things of that nature. And it just
38:28
Speaker 4: continues to grow. And that is very, very very strong
38:35
Speaker 4: for the society. What say you, The.
38:40
Speaker 10: Small business, the small business person in every town, community
38:44
Speaker 10: and village across this United States is a stabilizing factor.
38:49
Speaker 10: They not only help their own families, but they're stabilizing
38:53
Speaker 10: the community for everyone, and people in those communities can
38:57
Speaker 10: count on that local partware store that is in the chain,
39:01
Speaker 10: that local you know, fish and tackle store, or the
39:05
Speaker 10: local bakery, the restaurants, the ski shop, the whatever it
39:12
Speaker 10: is in that community, the flower shop. They can count
39:16
Speaker 10: on those people. Those people are in their community and
39:19
Speaker 10: they talk to them and they begin to express themselves
39:23
Speaker 10: and share information with each other. They really help the
39:32
Speaker 10: even the greater area around them, not even in that
39:35
Speaker 10: little local community, to be more stable in their schools,
39:40
Speaker 10: their churches, their synagogues.
39:44
Speaker 11: It is.
39:46
Speaker 10: An amazing thing that happens when a community comes together,
39:50
Speaker 10: not just to give money to something, but to just
39:53
Speaker 10: work together. And we cannot let people in this country
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Speaker 10: who are a minority but who are allowed try to
40:04
Speaker 10: destroy the very fiber and fabric of not only the family,
40:10
Speaker 10: but all the families that make up the communities and
40:13
Speaker 10: the business owners that help the community be stable. This
40:18
Speaker 10: is something we cannot allow. We have got to get
40:21
Speaker 10: back to God and country, and it is so important
40:25
Speaker 10: that people begin to talk to each other, not just
40:29
Speaker 10: send a text message or send an email. It is
40:32
Speaker 10: so impersonal. We need to be personal again and get
40:36
Speaker 10: to know people. And I know when I was growing
40:38
Speaker 10: up and traveling around the country with my parents on vacations.
40:42
Speaker 10: My dad would always go into the stores and talk
40:45
Speaker 10: to people, and we'd shop, and we'd go into little stores,
40:48
Speaker 10: and it was it was really a wonderful experience. And
40:54
Speaker 10: like you said, you go anywhere across the United States
40:57
Speaker 10: and you talk to a shop owner or the people
40:59
Speaker 10: on the street, and you'll meet the nicest people. We
41:03
Speaker 10: are not being portrayed in the media the way we
41:07
Speaker 10: really are, and I think that's really I think it's dreadful.
41:11
Speaker 10: But and I also think it's shameful.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, it's also shameful that our time together has
41:17
Speaker 4: come to an end. But I always look forward to
41:22
Speaker 4: our conversations and I do look forward to the next
41:25
Speaker 4: time you join us. How can folks get ahold of you?
41:27
Speaker 4: Real quick? You get about the twenty seconds to tell
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Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Shanda. We look forward to our
41:52
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47:19
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47:26
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47:36
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47:42
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47:48
Speaker 4: political ideology which leans left and destructive. Yet there's another
47:54
Speaker 4: sterling example of when I talk about where people are
47:57
Speaker 4: willing to sacrifice anything and everything because they agree with
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Speaker 4: the evil. And that is a perfect example. But it's
48:07
Speaker 4: if you have the big picture, you look at the
48:09
Speaker 4: long view, it may turn out to be positive because
48:12
Speaker 4: if younger people are showing wisdom and saying you know what,
48:17
Speaker 4: that's not the way to go. So in the future,
48:22
Speaker 4: as they come to the fore and you know the
48:25
Speaker 4: old coots, you know, they go to the old nursing
48:27
Speaker 4: homes and can't think anymore. They get like Joe Biden,
48:32
Speaker 4: and the young folks might turn Canada around. Same thing
48:37
Speaker 4: here in the United States. Now we have an elderly president,
48:42
Speaker 4: but he's youthful oriented, he's energetic. He can relate to
48:46
Speaker 4: the young as well as the old, the poor, the rich, etc.
48:49
Speaker 4: And that's something that we need to better develop amongst
48:54
Speaker 4: all of us to be able to relate better to
48:57
Speaker 4: our fellow citizens or sovereigns. But dude, you remember Signal Gate.
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Speaker 4: It looks as though Pete Hexath created a second chat
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Speaker 4: sending sensitive information to a group including his wife, his brother,
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Speaker 4: and his attorney. But is that all true? I don't know.
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Speaker 4: Some people think that it is all true, including Stephen
49:20
Speaker 4: Yates is a writer for News with Views. But I
49:25
Speaker 4: as someone who's standing on the outside looking in, based
49:28
Speaker 4: upon a lot of things that have been said about
49:30
Speaker 4: Pete Hexath and President Trump over the years, I'm not
49:34
Speaker 4: so willing to believe it. President Trump has a nightmare
49:40
Speaker 4: on his hands. I mean, it's kind of mind boggling
49:46
Speaker 4: when you consider that you're having a bigger nightmare by
49:50
Speaker 4: doing the right thing concerning deportations and the tariffs than
49:57
Speaker 4: an average thug in the streech of Mew, York who
50:00
Speaker 4: gets arrested, and the nightmare that he's experienced is not
50:06
Speaker 4: his fault at all. We're seeing the fallout from forty
50:10
Speaker 4: years of so called free trade ideology, which is globalist,
50:15
Speaker 4: open borders garbage. Having outsourced America's manufacturing base, decentralized and
50:22
Speaker 4: de industrialized the Republic, and destroyed a middle class that
50:27
Speaker 4: took decades to bill, which made the United States of
50:32
Speaker 4: America the one time envy of the world. Uncle Joe
50:36
Speaker 4: led in fifteen million illegals into the country, adding to
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Speaker 4: Ali Obama deported three million illegals out of the country
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Speaker 4: and no one said anything, especially not on our side.
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Speaker 4: We were glad that was happening, at least the one
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Speaker 4: good thing he did. And yet you have President Trump
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Speaker 4: who was deporting people that are much more dangerous than
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Speaker 4: the ones that were deported by Ali Obama, and yet
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Speaker 4: he's he's catching health for doing this. So Trump inherits
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Speaker 4: this huge mess that sleepy Joe or Uncle Joe left.
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Speaker 4: How does he get him out. He's got to throw
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Speaker 4: him out. He's got to get him out, starve him out.
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Speaker 4: It's not like they're wearing illegal on their sleeve. They
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Speaker 4: got to be hunted down because they have a lot
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Speaker 4: of fools in the country. They're helping them, Leftist Catholic churches,
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Speaker 4: Episcopalian churches, leftists Lutheran churches acting like dens of scoundrels.
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Speaker 4: Trumps Point has pointed out, not unreasonably, that giving every
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Speaker 4: suspect due process would take two hundred years. Actually more
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Speaker 4: than that, we calculate that out more than two hundred years.
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Speaker 4: And that's what the black Robes gone wild want to do,
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Speaker 4: because the black Robes gone wild are fans of destruction
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Speaker 4: of the United States. I never understood that that that's
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Speaker 4: like a child growing up in a house. Right, You're
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Speaker 4: living in a house and everything is pretty good. You
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Speaker 4: have food, it's clean, may not be perfect, but it's
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Speaker 4: overall good. And you're sitting there as a ten year
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Speaker 4: old child wishing for your house to be destroyed. And
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Speaker 4: when you look at the people today, like the black
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Speaker 4: robes gone wild, and people like Rand Paul who doesn't
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Speaker 4: want the tariffs to go through because that would help
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Speaker 4: the United States bring in a new Gilded age. You
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Speaker 4: guys should look up the history of the Gilded Age
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Speaker 4: and how the tariffs built that. Anyway, now that I
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Speaker 4: see that my time is up, thank you so much
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Speaker 4: for your time.
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Speaker 1: You would be, You would be, you would be.
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Speaker 5: That's all, folks, accident stage right, And.
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Speaker 4: As I always say at this time, remember to pray
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Speaker 4: for your nation, pray for your family, pray for your
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Speaker 4: friends and even your enemies that they get a right
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Speaker 4: reports to And don't you dare forget to treat others
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Speaker 4: the same way you would want to be treated. Until
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Speaker 4: next time, my friends, I'm Ron Edwards. Yes you is
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Speaker 4: king by now.
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Speaker 10: To change order.
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Speaker 2: Change order, should make the new collection.
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Speaker 11: To everyone, leslie the way the.
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Speaker 9: Way day.
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Speaker 6: Everyone love
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Speaker 3: Because I don't