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Speaker 1: Morally straight, politically incorrect, and just plain great. It's the
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Speaker 1: Ron Edwards American Experience with the show Decisions.
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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 3: Well, good day, good day, hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 3: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Round Edwards American
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Speaker 3: Experienced Talk Show. And thanks for tuning in from throughout
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Speaker 3: America and around the world. And yeah, really interesting times
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Speaker 3: that we live in. You know, one thing that's really
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Speaker 3: irritating is when you find or learn about Americans that
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Speaker 3: continue to try to work against what is best for
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Speaker 3: a republic or cheer for the other side. I'll give
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Speaker 3: you an example here. Four Republicans, four thunderhead Republicans have
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Speaker 3: joined with Democrats to try to scuttle what President Trump
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Speaker 3: is doing in regards to the tariff situation. Now we
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Speaker 3: all know anyone who understands history, economics, etc. Understands that
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Speaker 3: tariffs are very good, especially in the long run for
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Speaker 3: our economy, for our nation. I would require every student
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Speaker 3: in the United States of America to read the history
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Speaker 3: of President McKinley and how blessed the United States was
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Speaker 3: when he enacted those tariffs which brought industry into this country,
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Speaker 3: produced the Gilded Age, just open the door for America
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Speaker 3: becoming the richest nation in the world. And then, of
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Speaker 3: course things became nipped in the bud, of course, around
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Speaker 3: nineteen thirteen, when they replaced tariffs with income taxes, rather
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Speaker 3: than leaving things as they were, so that America could benefit,
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Speaker 3: particularly we the people would be the beneficiaries of prosperity.
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Speaker 3: The globe of that era leading into the Woodrow Wilson
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Speaker 3: administration decided, Hey, wait a minute, after that fateful meaning
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Speaker 3: on Jackal Island, Hey, let's start screwing the Americans real bad,
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Speaker 3: real hard. Okay, we'll start with the income tax and
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Speaker 3: shift away from tariffs. And speaking of tariffs, everyone's up
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Speaker 3: in arms. Oh my god, Trump is just horrible. Why
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Speaker 3: would he do that? It's gonna hurt us here in
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Speaker 3: the United States. Walla, walla. You know, that's a bunch
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Speaker 3: of bull capitalists with a hit. First of all, if
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Speaker 3: you take the time to look at the tariffs the
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Speaker 3: majority of the tariffs are still a fraction of the
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Speaker 3: tariffs of the nations that President Trump is enacting tariffs against,
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Speaker 3: whether it's Japan, China, the European Union, ick are good
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Speaker 3: old friends even in Israel. Israel had about a what
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Speaker 3: is thirty something percent tarff against US, and then they said,
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Speaker 3: you know what, you all have been helping us survive basically,
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Speaker 3: so they're going to drop their tariffs. Then you talk about, oh, Canada,
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Speaker 3: are wonderful friends in Canada or one time friends of Canada.
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Speaker 3: They've had some pretty massive taxes, I mean tariffs against US.
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Speaker 3: I mentioned that yesterday, over one hundred percent against our
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Speaker 3: dairy products. So Trump says, well, you know what, We're
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Speaker 3: going to slap on a fraction of that. Boom. What
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Speaker 3: happens for Republicans and the Democrats go to nutsville here
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Speaker 3: in the United States, even though Canada said, oh you
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Speaker 3: know what, they cried, uncle, oh, we're not well, we
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Speaker 3: can talk about getting rid of our tariffs. And then
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Speaker 3: after that, the US underminers these four Republicans and we're
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Speaker 3: going to talk about them. I'm going to give their names,
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Speaker 3: of course, run their names in the mud along with
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Speaker 3: the Democrats. Now you expect Democrats to try to screw
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Speaker 3: over all of us. I mean, they've been the party
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Speaker 3: that screws over America ever since their inception. And I
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Speaker 3: believe that the Democrats are derivative of the original Loyalists.
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Speaker 3: Remember the loyalists. One says, who are the loyalists? Ah,
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Speaker 3: ask your teachers. But the loyalists were those who were
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Speaker 3: still wanted to remain in league with Great Britain when
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Speaker 3: the United States was fighting for her independence. And I
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Speaker 3: believe that many people that were in the Loyalist eventually
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Speaker 3: as years went along, and you know, they were into oppression.
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Speaker 3: And for the most part, the Democrat Party has been
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Speaker 3: a party of oppression. Now, they fooled people for for
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Speaker 3: several decades into thinking, oh, they're for the working persons,
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Speaker 3: therefore America YadA, YadA, YadA, especially after FDR. I think
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Speaker 3: it was around nineteen forty seven thereabouts that the Democrats
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Speaker 3: made a pact to support communism in America. But oh,
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Speaker 3: let's pretend to be for the working man, let's pretend
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Speaker 3: to be pro American. And then of course they were the
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Speaker 3: party of Jim Crow. Everything bad, bad, bad, bad, and
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Speaker 3: so it is what it is, and they are still
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Speaker 3: the party of everything bad. Then you have stupid people
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Speaker 3: who call themselves Republicans, you know, and they just you know,
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Speaker 3: there's not a backside, there's not a Democrat party backside
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Speaker 3: that These Republicans, these rhinos can't find a kiss. They
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Speaker 3: just find their backsides and mooch up. Why on earth
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Speaker 3: would Republicans join with Democrats to try to undermine tariffs,
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Speaker 3: which are a blessing. After Canada says, hey, you know what,
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Speaker 3: we're going to talk about getting rid of our tariffts. Okay,
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Speaker 3: and now since the Democrats did that, now Canada's Prime
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Speaker 3: Minister Mark Carney, that communist, has vowed to fight Trump. Now, okay,
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Speaker 3: it is what it is. And that's why voting is
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Speaker 3: so important. We cannot be idiots when it comes to voting. Nope, nope, No,
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Speaker 3: We've got to be a lot wiser. That's why we
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Speaker 3: always pray to God for wisdom. Lord, please give me wisdom. Well,
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Speaker 3: there's the one in wise individual I know I recently met,
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Speaker 3: not in person, but I believe he's a great guy.
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Speaker 3: His name is Sam Bushman. He's with Liberty News Radio,
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Speaker 3: a great network, and we're going to be talking with
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Speaker 3: him after the break, and I want to I'm going
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Speaker 3: to pick his brain to see what he feels about
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Speaker 3: some of these issues that are impacting our great republic.
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Speaker 3: Eric Adams, mayor of New York, he says he's going
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Speaker 3: to be running for mayor again, but he's going to
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Speaker 3: be an independent. And to me, independents are basically democrat light.
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Speaker 3: So you're not fooling me, Eric, You're still a liberal.
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Speaker 3: And so it is. So Chinese officials are responding to
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Speaker 3: Trump tariffs. You know what, they have the nerve to say,
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Speaker 3: stop the bullying. Now. These are the same officials who
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Speaker 3: took over the Panama Canal in our hemisphere, who have
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Speaker 3: been bullying their way all over Africa. You know those
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Speaker 3: weak nations over there, Hey, how are you all right?
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Speaker 3: We're from China. We have money, we can fix your roads.
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Speaker 3: Oh good, thank you. And then they are suddenly in
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Speaker 3: debt to China. We want your minerals. And you know,
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Speaker 3: those African nations don't complain at all. I'll never forget
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Speaker 3: a neighbor of mine, very successful guy from Ghana, He says, Run,
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Speaker 3: I tell you we were so sorry. Now that we're
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Speaker 3: involved with China, we should have stayed more involved with
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Speaker 3: the United States, at least with the United States, and
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Speaker 3: involves itself with deals. They really pay off and they
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Speaker 3: do what they say. But the Chinese they come in,
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Speaker 3: they make big prombises, run and then they screw over us. Well,
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Speaker 3: and I told him, I said, that's what you all get.
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Speaker 3: He didn't like that comment, but you know I didn't
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Speaker 3: change my mind. Well, attack on the global trade order,
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Speaker 3: that's what German Chancellor said, you know, talking about Trump's tariffs,
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Speaker 3: and all these countries have these high tariffs on us,
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Speaker 3: and Trump comes up with a fraction almost every nation
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Speaker 3: that he's enacted tariffs against. Those tariffs are a fraction
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Speaker 3: of the tariffs that are being enacted and have been
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Speaker 3: enacted against all of our products all over the world.
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Speaker 3: What nerve. That's why I've often said sometimes, you know,
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Speaker 3: the United States would do better if we just traded
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Speaker 3: amongst ourselves, and we'd be the world's richest nation just
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Speaker 3: doing that. Michigan cars, Ohio steel, Pittsburgh steel. Anyway, I
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Speaker 3: won't get back into that right now, because it's time.
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Speaker 3: And we're back. This is a RUNOVERORGS American Inxperience. And yeah,
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Speaker 3: American Experience, and thanks so much for tuning in from
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Speaker 3: throughout America and the world. Before we get to our guest,
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Speaker 3: I just ah, here's a story that I'm it really
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Speaker 3: infuriates me it beyond measure, and this is indicative of
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Speaker 3: the immorality of our nation. You know, you throw morality
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Speaker 3: out the window and say, hey, we don't need God,
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Speaker 3: we don't need right and wrong standards. Well, the sixteen
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Speaker 3: year old track star Austin Metcalf fatally stabbed by a
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Speaker 3: rival athlete during a championship meet. He died in his
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Speaker 3: twin brother's arms. A seventeen year old is charged with
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Speaker 3: first degree murder. I guess the seventeen year old couldn't
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Speaker 3: take the fact that the sixteen year old might have
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Speaker 3: been beating him or whatever. But this is indicative of
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Speaker 3: how our society has been going in recent years. The
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Speaker 3: people don't do not have self control where they don't
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Speaker 3: have a moral compass anymore, because it's been drummed out
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Speaker 3: of society. It's not taught. It's barely taught in churches.
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Speaker 3: Most churches do not teach right and wrong anymore. You know,
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Speaker 3: most of them have taken the Joel Olstein right route.
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Speaker 3: Oh Jesus loves you, just come and enjoy the blessings
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Speaker 3: of the Lord. Yes, indeed, yes, I've got my smile
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Speaker 3: stuck on my face because you people have made me
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Speaker 3: so rich. Ah, you two can be rich. Just send
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Speaker 3: me one thousand dollars. Uh huh so and then you
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Speaker 3: wonder why everything's going to hand you know, the hell
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Speaker 3: in a handbasket. Incredible. Anyway, let's join our guests Sam Bushman,
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Speaker 3: and he's a great talk show host. He's affiliated with
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Speaker 3: Liberty News Radio and does a lot of other good
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Speaker 3: things too. Hello, Sam, and welcome.
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Speaker 9: Delighted to be here, sir, Thanks for having me on
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Speaker 9: several things. Your talk up about tariffs is fantastic. The
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Speaker 9: American people need to understand the proper way of indirect taxation.
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Speaker 9: They need to also understand the fact that we've been
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Speaker 9: getting ripped off forever. And so that's a serious discussion.
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Speaker 9: And you know, Trump's calling them kind tariffs because he's saying,
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Speaker 9: I'm only doing fifty percent of what they're doing to
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Speaker 9: us to go ahead and set the stage for negotiation.
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Speaker 9: I support them one thousand percent. The only thing I
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Speaker 9: think is, if we're going to add those increased revenues,
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Speaker 9: then we need to decrease the taxes on the American
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Speaker 9: people sooner than later. And if we do that, it's
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Speaker 9: going to be an incredible formula. The greatest economic engine
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Speaker 9: might come back to the United States, and that would
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Speaker 9: be our prayer and our hope. And so we support
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Speaker 9: President of Trump one thousand percent. When it comes to
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Speaker 9: the religious discussions that you just brought up, I would
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Speaker 9: say it sounds like Paula White.
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Speaker 3: Ah. Yeah, she's another one of those cheerful people, and
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Speaker 3: she has a right to be, you know she. I
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Speaker 3: can't blame or for being so cheerful. Uh, Julie Green
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Speaker 3: comes to mind. Uh, there's a whole slew of them.
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Speaker 9: I mean, if you start putting money in my bak account,
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Speaker 9: I'll get happy too.
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Speaker 2: I guess right.
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Speaker 9: I won't sleep at night if it comes from the
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Speaker 9: wrong sources. And so that's why I can't take it.
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Speaker 3: Ron. And what about the great Jesse the plant is
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Speaker 3: he had a sermon a few years ago called Mirror
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Speaker 3: Mirror on the Wall, and uh, you know, and he
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Speaker 3: laughed his way all the way to the bank. Kenneth Copeland,
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Speaker 3: I mean the name goes on T. D. Jake's mister
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Speaker 3: hot Bottom and it just amazes me. Sam.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's like that Hank Williams Junior song. They say
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Speaker 9: send your money to the Lord, but they give you
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Speaker 9: their address.
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Speaker 3: Right yeah, exactly. Hey, you know it's kind of heartbreaking.
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Speaker 3: I want to get your your feedback on also on
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Speaker 3: the story I just mentioned, Wait a minute before we
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Speaker 3: get to that, tell us about Liberty News Radio and
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Speaker 3: how that came here is short.
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Speaker 9: Here's the short story. It's kind of a long story
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Speaker 9: because I've been a host for thirty years, and I
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Speaker 9: worked and built other radio networks for other people, and
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Speaker 9: I worked for different radio networks over the years, and
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Speaker 9: it's a long story. The guy's passed away now, but
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Speaker 9: his name was John stat Miller over Republic Broadcasting, and
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Speaker 9: I was on his network and his board ops weren't
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Speaker 9: showing up his producers oftentimes for just goofy reasons. And
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Speaker 9: I said, John, I'm gonna have to produce my own show.
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Speaker 9: He said, well, if you do that, you're off the network.
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Speaker 9: And I said, no, John, I want to be on
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Speaker 9: your network. I just I need stability in my show
18:38
Speaker 9: and I can't have. He said, well, if you produce
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Speaker 9: your own show, you're gone. I said, John, please don't
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Speaker 9: do that to me. You know I don't want that,
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Speaker 9: and he said, I'm gonna do it anyway. I said, okay, Well,
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Speaker 9: I've got a thirty day contract and I'll make different arrangements.
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Speaker 9: Then he said, no, You're contract's not going to be honored.
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Speaker 9: You're gone tomorrow. I said, John, I really beg you
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Speaker 9: don't do this to me. If you do, you won't
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Speaker 9: like what's going to happen. And he said, oh, you
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Speaker 9: don't even have a clue and basically hung up on me. Well,
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Speaker 9: I literally pulled an old lighter and build a radio
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Speaker 9: network in one night. And I was on the air
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Speaker 9: the next day with my show and he didn't have
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Speaker 9: a show. And he calls me after the show and
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Speaker 9: he said, how the hell did you do that? I
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Speaker 9: need to be able to carry your show till I
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Speaker 9: can find another host. I said, no, you don't, and
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Speaker 9: that was the end of that. And I realized then
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Speaker 9: he who owns the media makes the rules that And
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Speaker 9: plus I owned a radio station for a while and
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Speaker 9: I just learned how this works. And so Liberty News
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Speaker 9: Radio was born out of the idea that, hey, no
19:37
Speaker 9: one's going to keep us off the air. Now if
19:39
Speaker 9: they shut down the whole internet, we may not have
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Speaker 9: a choice, but ron independent voices like me and you
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Speaker 9: will make sure we have the ability to broadcast. No
19:45
Speaker 9: matter what these clowns do. And so Liberty News Radio
19:48
Speaker 9: has been in existence since two thousand and nine. We
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Speaker 9: syndicate my show Libertyroundtable dot com. It's aid nationally syndicated
19:55
Speaker 9: two hour daily show. Now we're starting to be part
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Speaker 9: of the syndication along with other networks for your show.
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Speaker 9: It's just great news. But that's the history of Liberty
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Speaker 9: News Radio. That's how I got into it. I owned
20:04
Speaker 9: a radio station for ten years, sold it went into
20:07
Speaker 9: syndicated radio. But Liberty News Radio is basically an answer
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Speaker 9: to say no, you will not take us off the air,
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Speaker 9: and we're here to prove it. And we've been going
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Speaker 9: since two thousand and nine.
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Speaker 3: Man, how was the listenership? Is it continuing to grow
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Speaker 3: as of this year?
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Speaker 9: I think it's growing. Yes, I think it's a little
20:25
Speaker 9: bit of a slow growth again because you know some
20:27
Speaker 9: of these talk show hosts, that Charlie Kirks of the world.
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Speaker 9: But you know, they do a lot of flash in
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Speaker 9: the pan things to get and I'm not doubting these people.
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Speaker 9: This is not a slight against them, but they do skits.
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Speaker 9: You look at Matt oh what's his name anyway, he
20:42
Speaker 9: created the movies and stuff like that. And you know,
20:45
Speaker 9: so some of these people are doing some very innovative,
20:47
Speaker 9: cool flashing the pan new media stuff that gets them
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Speaker 9: a lot of the limelight. Jordan Peterson does a lot
20:52
Speaker 9: of this kind of stuff. Alex Jones does this kind
20:54
Speaker 9: of stuff. I appreciate what they do, and if I
20:57
Speaker 9: had the money to do what they do, I might
20:59
Speaker 9: consider some of those things. Not all of them, but
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Speaker 9: some of them have real merit. But I'm more of
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Speaker 9: the guy that says, hey, I've been in the news forever.
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Speaker 9: I'm not a Republican, I'm not a Democrat. I'm an American.
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Speaker 9: I'm a constitutionalist in the battle between liberty and tyranny.
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Speaker 9: I want to educate everyone and encourage everyone to move
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Speaker 9: towards God, family, and country. Anyway, So with that in mind,
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Speaker 9: I said, there's no network that can possibly let me
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Speaker 9: freely say what I want to say. And so with
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Speaker 9: all that in mind, that's how it all kind of started.
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Speaker 3: Wow, it's a great story, and I'm proud to be
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Speaker 3: a part of it. You just recently picked up my show,
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Speaker 3: and you know, we hope to make you really glad
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Speaker 3: that you added the run overs American experience to your lineup.
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Speaker 9: Well, I think your talk up that you've got on
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Speaker 9: a lot of the topics you're discussing some of these
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Speaker 9: stories and everything is great stuff. It needs to happen.
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Speaker 9: People need to know we're a republic, not a democracy.
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Speaker 9: They think it's mere no big deal. It kind of
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Speaker 9: means the same thing. No, it doesn't, folks. You got
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Speaker 9: to understand that it's clearly a complete difference. A constitutional
22:05
Speaker 9: or republic is based on the rule of law. And
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Speaker 9: I support Donald Trump and saying, hey, those who are
22:10
Speaker 9: breaking the law, we need to arrest them. We need
22:13
Speaker 9: to let them have due process. That's the system we
22:16
Speaker 9: believe in. But then we need to prosecute many of
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Speaker 9: these people to the fullest extent of the law. And
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Speaker 9: now we're getting one and more evidence that Joe Biden
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Speaker 9: had no clue. Even Mike Johnson said, I knew a
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Speaker 9: year in advance that hey, Biden couldn't really be running
22:29
Speaker 9: the country. He doesn't even know what's going on. And
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Speaker 9: even Mike Johnson, Speaker of the House, said that, and
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Speaker 9: he knew and kept his mouth shut for a year,
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Speaker 9: knowing full well that Joe Biden might even get a
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Speaker 9: second term as a result of that, or is unable
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Speaker 9: to run the country even now for the last year,
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Speaker 9: much less four years in the future. I mean, this
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Speaker 9: is really criminal by these people.
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Speaker 3: Our guest today is mister Sam Bushman he's with Liberty
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Speaker 3: you know, the United States has the lowest tariffs among
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Speaker 3: the world's top twenty economies. We have the lowest, and
27:21
Speaker 3: there's so many in the United States who want to
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Speaker 3: I think they want us to be screwed over. I'll
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Speaker 3: severely undermine President Trump's efforts to rebalance trade agreements worldwide
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Speaker 3: and bring back millions of jobs from overseas, about eleven
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Speaker 3: million to be to be quite accurate. We find that
27:46
Speaker 3: the President Trump announced the implementation of a ten percent
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Speaker 3: baseline tariff on all imports effective of the fifth of April,
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Speaker 3: and the worst offenders will be hit with even tougher
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Speaker 3: measures beginning on the ninth of April. Now, you know,
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Speaker 3: my friends, people like Chuck Grassley, I'm really surprised at
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Speaker 3: him because I thought he was kind of a I
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Speaker 3: knew it was kind of middle of the road, but
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Speaker 3: I thought he was more common sense. He has joined
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Speaker 3: with leftist Democrats to introduce legislation to up end President
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Speaker 3: Trump's tariff authority. Now he wants to strip away the
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Speaker 3: authority that President McKinley had, and did you know that
28:31
Speaker 3: Ronald Reagan also enacted some tariffs, as did other presidents,
28:37
Speaker 3: not just President Trump. I was really disappointed. This morning,
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Speaker 3: Senator Chuck Grassley introduced a bill with far left Senator
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Speaker 3: Maria Cantwell of Washington which would almost certainly put Trump's
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Speaker 3: new tariffs entirely on ice. The legislation's slated purpose is
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Speaker 3: to reassert the legislative branch's power over trer of authority.
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Speaker 3: You know what, President Trump needs to say screw that
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Speaker 3: and press for his colleagues in the Senate to to
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Speaker 3: to tell mister Grassley where to go with that. Very disappointed,
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Speaker 3: What say you, mister Bushman?
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Speaker 9: They say democrats point explain the Democrat camp and it
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Speaker 9: is authority. However, President has institutions take the lead in
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Speaker 9: act that needs to be called.
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Speaker 3: Hey, you know what, you know what's Sam? Sam? We're
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Speaker 3: having a problem. You're you're breaking up. So you're severely
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Speaker 3: breaking up here and I don't know if it's your
29:38
Speaker 3: connection or what, but you're really cracking up there. Let's
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Speaker 3: try it again. Did you turn them up? Doug? Okay? Sam? Here,
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Speaker 3: now are you there?
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Speaker 9: How about now?
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Speaker 3: Okay?
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Speaker 9: Go ahead, okay, I'm saying that the Congress the responsibility
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Speaker 9: is true, but rather than a bill in place, undermind,
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Speaker 9: why the bill in place immediately showing from the American
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Speaker 9: president lead on, that's what we need to do.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but yeah, you're still breaking up a lot. But
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Speaker 3: we'll try to get through this and we find you know,
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Speaker 3: we mentioned Mike Johnson, the speaker. This guy is an underminer.
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Speaker 3: He is slow dragging appropriate legislation needed to help President
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Speaker 3: Trump get the job done. He wants to slow walk,
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Speaker 3: as do many Republicans, so that we're always in a
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Speaker 3: position of, oh, well, we can't be too good here.
30:36
Speaker 3: It just I think that many Republicans don't want America
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Speaker 3: to be totally good. Uh. They always want us to
30:43
Speaker 3: be what I call controlled opposition, but not real opposition, Uh,
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Speaker 3: to seem like we're doing what's needed on behalf of
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Speaker 3: the American people. Kind of like the Trey Gouty approach,
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Speaker 3: Jim Jordan approach, fast talkers. I'm sorry, I'm auld tire
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Speaker 3: Johnson right now. Yeah, yeah, get rid of them. Get
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Speaker 3: rid of man. Your connection is really.
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Speaker 9: Choppy there, hold them?
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Speaker 3: Are you on a cell phone?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 3: Man, it is really cracking up. Oh, man, that's bad.
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Speaker 3: Try to let's try to reconnect with him, Doug, and
31:29
Speaker 3: I'll just keep going until we reconnect with him, because
31:31
Speaker 3: it's really breaking up horribly. This bit of good news.
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Speaker 3: ICE has arrested over thirty people working for a roofing
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Speaker 3: company in Washington, and those people are, of course illegal
31:43
Speaker 3: border crossers, and I'm happy to report that. Of course
31:48
Speaker 3: they are protesters out there saying how dare we do this?
31:52
Speaker 3: That and the other, YadA, YadA YadA. Well, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 3: I don't care if you're the best roofers on the planet,
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Speaker 3: if you're the best whatever. If you came into the
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Speaker 3: United States of America illegally and you're caught, you gotta go.
32:08
Speaker 3: It's that simple. And we cannot make exceptions. Okay, you
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Speaker 3: came here illegally, and you know, they don't need to
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Speaker 3: be sent to Al Salvat or to the prison, but
32:22
Speaker 3: you need to be escorted out of this country. And
32:27
Speaker 3: the reason why I'm such a hardliner on that because
32:31
Speaker 3: it is unfair to the one point five million who
32:35
Speaker 3: come to this country legally. Every single year, Every single
32:38
Speaker 3: single year, over a million people come to this country legally.
32:43
Speaker 3: So why is it that these line jumpers, these illegals,
32:48
Speaker 3: Why should they be allowed to get preferential treatment over
32:52
Speaker 3: those who come to this country legally. It's not right,
32:57
Speaker 3: and it's time we take a hard line on that.
33:00
Speaker 3: And if the liberals and the you know, the collegiate
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Speaker 3: professors and all these people, the liberal pastors and other
33:06
Speaker 3: nitwits want to go to nutsville over this, then go
33:09
Speaker 3: to nutsville. That's your problem. But right is right and
33:13
Speaker 3: wrong is wrong, and it's about time we start doing
33:16
Speaker 3: what is right on whatever the issue is. Okay, and
33:22
Speaker 3: wonder we have our guests back. I guess not.
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Speaker 9: I'm here, sir, going to hear now.
33:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're a little bit better now, Okay.
33:30
Speaker 9: So I'm just saying the Democrats they want to destroy
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Speaker 9: everything Trump does. It's time for the Republicans to double
33:36
Speaker 9: down and take care of the mandate we gave them.
33:39
Speaker 9: And they need to codify Trump's tariffs. And then we
33:42
Speaker 9: need to focus on tax cutting for the people, and
33:45
Speaker 9: we need to do it yesterday.
33:48
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, cutting the taxes. See, they we should permanently
33:51
Speaker 3: get rid of the income tax, because it was the
33:56
Speaker 3: income tax that the liberals of that time in nineteen thirteen,
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Speaker 3: they use that to replace the terraffs. Everything was smooth
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Speaker 3: and wonderful, and they decided, well, wait a minute, we
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Speaker 3: have to figure out ways to screw over the American
34:10
Speaker 3: people and let's so now let us let us tax
34:14
Speaker 3: their work and then the property taxes and all that were.
34:18
Speaker 3: They need to get rid of property taxes, they need
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Speaker 3: to get rid of income taxes and just have consumption.
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Speaker 9: All we need is an apportionment tax at the state
34:25
Speaker 9: level and tariffs. And between those two things, government needs
34:29
Speaker 9: to run. You know, we give God ten percent. We
34:31
Speaker 9: should never give government more than God. That's first of all.
34:34
Speaker 3: Yeah, it doesn't deserve it because all it does is
34:37
Speaker 3: waste what we give them. And I'm looking at a
34:41
Speaker 3: story here, another story. I mentioned it earlier, but Chinese
34:44
Speaker 3: officials are really beside themselves in anger. They're basically saying,
34:49
Speaker 3: how dare you the United States of America stand up
34:54
Speaker 3: to us and with these tariffs? Because I'm going to
34:58
Speaker 3: tell you something s and I hope you agree with me,
35:02
Speaker 3: but if you don't, oh, well, I believe that we
35:05
Speaker 3: should just cut off our relationship with China. I would
35:08
Speaker 3: cut it off and deal with the consequences and explain
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Speaker 3: to the American people. Look, it'd be a temporary hiccup
35:16
Speaker 3: with with our situation, but you know what, in the
35:19
Speaker 3: long run, we would be blessed. Now, I don't know
35:21
Speaker 3: if you remember this.
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Speaker 9: I agree support your position one hundred percent. But I
35:25
Speaker 9: would say this, and.
35:27
Speaker 3: I didn't finish.
35:29
Speaker 9: I didn't want to plan on plan on saying, hey,
35:33
Speaker 9: you know, some core things we're going to keep in
35:35
Speaker 9: place and hope that you guys can sit down to
35:37
Speaker 9: the table and work out something more appropriate. Uh, you know.
35:39
Speaker 9: And in other words, i'd graduate ourselves out of it
35:42
Speaker 9: a little bit. I mean, for the most part, I
35:44
Speaker 9: would do with what you're saying. It can't happen overnight,
35:47
Speaker 9: because there's some key components, but it can happen relatively quickly.
35:50
Speaker 9: And if you take a chunk of it off the
35:51
Speaker 9: table immediately and show you're serious, now you can sit
35:54
Speaker 9: down and have real talks.
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Speaker 2: Right.
35:56
Speaker 3: Yeah. But here, here's here's the thing that I would
35:58
Speaker 3: add into that is to give the people a history lesson.
36:03
Speaker 3: If you go back to the nineteen fifties, right, America
36:06
Speaker 3: was number one in the production of just about everything,
36:09
Speaker 3: number one in steel in Pittsburgh, number one in automobiles
36:12
Speaker 3: in Detroit. Cleveland was the number one manufacturing center in
36:17
Speaker 3: the entire country because she was number two in steel
36:20
Speaker 3: and number two in auto. You had a huge steel
36:24
Speaker 3: production capacity in Birmingham, Alabama, Gary, Indiana. Textile industry in
36:29
Speaker 3: the Carolinas, we produced enough, and we traded amongst ourselves.
36:35
Speaker 3: We produced our own clothing as silverware. Time out.
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Speaker 9: We can do and we can do it overnight, because
36:43
Speaker 9: not only is the supply chain not there, but the
36:45
Speaker 9: raw materials aren't even in the trajectory of our sphere
36:48
Speaker 9: in the world right now, So it's going to take
36:50
Speaker 9: some time. I was actually hired by a company as
36:52
Speaker 9: a consultant to talk about bringing back their manufacturing to
36:55
Speaker 9: the United States several years ago, and we flat out
36:58
Speaker 9: determined that unless they changed, I mean the small to
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Speaker 9: medium companies, and I'm talking about companies that are ten
37:03
Speaker 9: million to fifty million, they're not big enough to move
37:05
Speaker 9: the needle on that. You've got to get a whole
37:07
Speaker 9: supply chain in place, a whole raw materials pipeline in
37:11
Speaker 9: place that's not in place right now, and it's going
37:13
Speaker 9: to take several years to get that to happen. Even
37:15
Speaker 9: if the big players jump to the game. So I'm
37:17
Speaker 9: not saying it's not doable. I'm saying we've got to
37:19
Speaker 9: think about and be practical about. Hey, they took since
37:22
Speaker 9: the Ross pro days telling us our sucking sound to
37:25
Speaker 9: destroy the economy to now it has been a long
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Speaker 9: thirty years, and I think we can bring it back
37:30
Speaker 9: faster than we lost it. But I don't think it's
37:31
Speaker 9: going to be overnight either.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'm just saying that it needs to be done,
37:36
Speaker 3: and we have to exp and. It has to be
37:38
Speaker 3: explained to the American people. I mean on there eate
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Speaker 3: third grade level. It has to be explained nice and
37:43
Speaker 3: slowly so that they get it and so they don't
37:47
Speaker 3: fall for the lies that are spewed forth every day,
37:52
Speaker 3: you know, on behalf, basically on behalf of globalism and
37:55
Speaker 3: sucking the jobs out of our country. Because we don't
37:58
Speaker 3: stop now, we're going to be in a heap or hurt.
38:04
Speaker 3: Right now, China has about one hundred trillion dollars in
38:10
Speaker 3: their economy. We have about seventy trillion, and I'm talking
38:15
Speaker 3: about as far as production, ours is still the largest
38:19
Speaker 3: economy overall, but a lot of that hugeness is consumption
38:24
Speaker 3: We're a great consumption society and we cannot exists as
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Speaker 9: You got to have manufacturing, you got to have farming,
38:38
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Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, and take our round back real economy. Yeah. Well, Sam,
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46:46
Speaker 3: or over one hundred and twenty years old, and people
46:49
Speaker 3: are going to nutsville because that has been exposed. And
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Speaker 3: see then when you hear and you're going to be
46:55
Speaker 3: hearing a lot of people continuing to say, oh, they're
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Speaker 3: cutting our benefits. They're cutting, they're they're they're cutting, they're
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Speaker 3: cutting social Security. Oh my god. No, if you are
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Speaker 3: an American born recipient of Social Security, you're not going
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Speaker 3: to be cut at all. In fact, I've heard it
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Speaker 3: through the grapevine and some of you have heard it too,
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Speaker 3: that President Trump wants to increase Social Security payments. And
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Speaker 3: I believe it's just my humble opinion that Social Security
47:25
Speaker 3: recipients should at least at at at at the very least,
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Speaker 3: their their payments should be doubled or tripled. And I
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Speaker 3: thought this before a story that came out yesterday or
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Speaker 3: the day before about how illegal border crossers were hooked
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Speaker 3: up by a particular tax agency Hewlett Hewlett Jackson or whatever.
47:54
Speaker 3: They were hooking up illegal border crossers in New York
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Speaker 3: at the roads of Olt, the once beautiful Roosevelt Hotel,
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Speaker 3: and they were getting up to seven thousand dollars a
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Speaker 3: month in Social Security payments just forgetting a number via
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Speaker 3: the Biden administration. And they never put a dime into
48:15
Speaker 3: the system. So if they could get those kinds of payments,
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Speaker 3: then why should not Americans be receiving at least five
48:23
Speaker 3: thousand dollars each And let's not forget even with all
48:28
Speaker 3: that being given to the illegals and what Americans have
48:32
Speaker 3: been being paid. Guess what, that's only amounts to five
48:35
Speaker 3: to seven percent of the entire budget of Social Security.
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Speaker 3: So when you hear these Neanderthals saying, oh, t Trump
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Speaker 3: wants to cut your benefits, and that's what he talks
48:46
Speaker 3: about when he's he's going after Social Security, they're going
48:50
Speaker 3: after the waste and the majority of that money should
48:52
Speaker 3: be returned to the American people. And what about the
48:56
Speaker 3: insider trading on defense contracts by Pelosi Bernie Sanders, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: Bernie Sanders, the Dopey Delhi, the old dopey Delhi man huh,
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Speaker 3: Elizabeth Warren, Hakeem Jeffreys, Yeah cool, Hakeem yeah, and dozens
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Speaker 3: of other US Senators and House members. And they're not
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Speaker 3: all Democrats, by the way. They fund the contracts, tell
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Speaker 3: their husbands or wives which stocks shares to buy, and
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Speaker 3: then make millions of dollars off those contracts. They live
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Speaker 3: the high life while you pay your tax dollars into Washington,
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Speaker 3: d c. And even pay taxes on your Social Security payments.
49:35
Speaker 3: My my mi. During the Vietnam era, the military industrial
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Speaker 3: complex corporate heads created the war, extended it for ten years,
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Speaker 3: and didn't give a darn about the fifty eight thousand,
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Speaker 3: four hundred and seventy nine veterans who got killed and
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Speaker 3: another three hundred thousand hideously wounded, or about the million
49:55
Speaker 3: Vietnamese who got killed. The total cost of the Vietnam
49:59
Speaker 3: War is difficult to determine precisely, but the US military
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Speaker 3: share of the conflict from nineteen sixty five to nineteen
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Speaker 3: seventy five was estimated at at one hundred and thirty
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Speaker 3: eight point nine billion, not including the cost of veterans
50:13
Speaker 3: benefits of the human cost of that. You know, a
50:19
Speaker 3: lot of people call it a war. It never was
50:21
Speaker 3: proclaimed as a war. It was never never declared war.
50:24
Speaker 3: It was always a conflict. Now what do we do
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Speaker 3: about this? What we need to do. We don't get
50:33
Speaker 3: rid of the military complex. What we do is reform it,
50:39
Speaker 3: because we have to have a huge and mighty military
50:42
Speaker 3: in the world that we presently reside in. But we
50:45
Speaker 3: have to get rid of this waste. We have to
50:46
Speaker 3: get rid of these types of individuals who want war
50:50
Speaker 3: for war's sake. Okay, war should be something that is
50:54
Speaker 3: very rare, and it should be when the United States
50:59
Speaker 3: get involved in because it hurts our interest not to
51:05
Speaker 3: I mean, human lives are are too precious to waste
51:09
Speaker 3: just because a bunch of folks want to make a
51:11
Speaker 3: lot of money at our expense. I say no more
51:16
Speaker 3: to the madness. Now that I see that my time
51:20
Speaker 3: is up, I do thank you. Oh I have two
51:23
Speaker 3: more minutes. Oh I didn't know that. Okay, Okay, Well, anyway,
51:29
Speaker 3: my friends, it is high time that we the people
51:32
Speaker 3: just come together. And I know I've said that a lot,
51:37
Speaker 3: but we still have a lot of work to do.
51:40
Speaker 3: This does not rest on just the shoulders of President Trump,
51:44
Speaker 3: because without us getting involved, guess what, he'll get some
51:48
Speaker 3: stuff done, but it'll be like it'll end up being
51:52
Speaker 3: like spinning his wheels, because it will be because of
51:57
Speaker 3: we the people getting involved, meaning putting our representatives and
52:02
Speaker 3: senators feet to the fire and dealing with our local officials,
52:07
Speaker 3: that we will get permanent changes. Right now, a lot
52:12
Speaker 3: of the executive orders of President Trump should be voted
52:15
Speaker 3: on to be permanent law, okay, so that we don't
52:20
Speaker 3: have to keep going through these cycles. Because I'm telling
52:24
Speaker 3: you right now, the Democrats are chewing on their nails
52:26
Speaker 3: waiting for the Trump administration to be gone so they
52:29
Speaker 3: can come right back and reinstall everything that they did
52:32
Speaker 3: under Uncle Joe Biden. He didn't know what was going on,
52:37
Speaker 3: but they did it anyway he would have done it
52:38
Speaker 3: had he had his brain working. So they basically did
52:41
Speaker 3: what he wanted anyway, whether he knew it or not.
52:45
Speaker 3: But now that I know that my time is up,
52:47
Speaker 3: by thank you so much for your time. That's all
52:53
Speaker 3: fulks accident stage right, yep. And as I always say
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Speaker 3: at this time, remember to pray for your nation, pray
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Speaker 3: for your family, and always pray for your friends and
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Speaker 3: even your enemies, and do not forget to treat that
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Speaker 3: It's the same way you'll want to be treated. I'm
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Speaker 3: right edwards in until next time. Remember yes you what
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Speaker 3: is king? By now?
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Speaker 2: Happy?
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Speaker 13: You have to change rder, change your should make a
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Speaker 13: new connection to everyone. Leslie the way the way to
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Speaker 13: rise today.
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Speaker 4: Everyone you love
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Speaker 3: Because I don't