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Speaker 4: You see say, ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 4: American Experienced talk show where our unalienable rights are celebrated.
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Speaker 4: And now your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 2: Well, hello, hello, good day. I'm Ron Edwards and this
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Speaker 2: is the Run Edwards American Experience. And you know, I
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Speaker 2: truly appreciate our Republic and I cannot honestly say that
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Speaker 2: I love our nation. But man, oh man, oh man,
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Speaker 2: sometimes the American experience can be a pain in the
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Speaker 2: backside and very disappointing. For example, I hate to start
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Speaker 2: off with a story like this, but well here it is,
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Speaker 2: my friends. United States Heirs Force veteran Richard Williams has
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Speaker 2: died at the age of eighty three after he was
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Speaker 2: pushed onto a subway track in New York City, allegedly
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Speaker 2: at the hands of a four time get this, four
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Speaker 2: time deported illegal border crosser four times. The New York
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Speaker 2: City Police Department arrested thirty four year old illegal border
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Speaker 2: crosser Baron Posidi or Pasada Hernandez of Honduras on attempted
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Speaker 2: murder charges after he leisurely pushed Richard Williams and John
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Speaker 2: Rodriguez under the subway tracks as they waited for the
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Speaker 2: train on the upper east side. The attack, police say
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Speaker 2: was random. Vuadriguez has said that there were He saw Williams,
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Speaker 2: who has three daughters and two grandchildren, bleeding from his
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Speaker 2: head when he looked over after being pushed onto the tracks.
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Speaker 2: For weeks, Williams had been in the hospital in critical condition.
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Speaker 2: His family said that he was fighting for his life,
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Speaker 2: but Williams died from those injuries. How many times and
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Speaker 2: how many Americans have to be sacrificed on the evil
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Speaker 2: altar of allowed illegal entrance into our republic? How long
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Speaker 2: do we have to endure before we start taking people
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Speaker 2: to jail for, in my humble opinion, allowing illegally illegal
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Speaker 2: border crosses to come into our country in mass Not
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Speaker 2: only did the Uncle Joe Biden administration allow them to
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Speaker 2: come into our republic, they ushered them in. In many cases,
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Speaker 2: they used millions and millions of our tax dollars to
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Speaker 2: pay for them to come to this country from all
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Speaker 2: around the world. Yep. One by one, Americans are attacked,
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Speaker 2: pushed in front of subway trains, raped, or just shot
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Speaker 2: on the head like the student in Chicago recently, And
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Speaker 2: the story just goes on and on and on, and
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Speaker 2: we continue to go try to go on with our
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Speaker 2: daily lives, but the numbers are adding up, and the
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Speaker 2: question remains how long will it be before not only
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Speaker 2: I sations are going after illegal boatocrossers. And in my
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Speaker 2: humble opinion, we the people of this country, do not
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Speaker 2: have to take one more second of this. If we
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Speaker 2: see something, say something, if we can do something, because
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Speaker 2: our very lives lives are at stake, and if we
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Speaker 2: don't do something about it, these people will stay here,
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Speaker 2: breed and so on and so on and so on,
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Speaker 2: breed after their own kind, and then guess what it
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Speaker 2: will be put for our republic over over.
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Speaker 3: Well.
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Speaker 2: Jury found Meta and Google negligent in a landmark social
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Speaker 2: media addiction trial. A Los Angeles jury found Mark Zuckerberg's
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Speaker 2: Meta and Google's YouTube liable and a groundbreaking lawsuit concerning
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Speaker 2: harm to children using their platforms, awarding three million dollars
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Speaker 2: in damages to a young woman who claims that social
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Speaker 2: media addiction during her childhood worsened her mental health. Then
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Speaker 2: I believe her, and I'm glad that she did gets
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Speaker 2: a settlement out of this. Because one thing is for sure.
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Speaker 2: All of those people that at the upper echelons of Google, Apple,
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Speaker 2: all the all the social media outlets, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: most of them, Bill Gates, they don't even allow their children,
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Speaker 2: their young children, to have a computer, to be on computers.
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Speaker 2: They make them read well. Imagine that. Yet the world
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Speaker 2: is addicted from childhood. And then you have these not
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Speaker 2: too bright parents, have children as young as two and
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Speaker 2: three years of age on little computers, iPads, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, damaging their brains. Yeah, and see when you have,
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Speaker 2: you know, damaged brains, you're more appliable to those who
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Speaker 2: want to control you as an adult. And it goes
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Speaker 2: on and on and on. I mean, this mental control
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Speaker 2: stuff has been going on for a long time, by
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Speaker 2: the way. You know, when they would put fluoride in toothpaste,
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Speaker 2: and fluoride makes you more amenable, not as feisty, not
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Speaker 2: as naturally feisty as you would be in certain situations,
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Speaker 2: so you're more docile. And if you're docile, you're more
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Speaker 2: likely to take in more intellectual bull capital as with
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Speaker 2: a hit, and thus be impacted by that negative information
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Speaker 2: that you absorb and are more easily or ready to
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Speaker 2: comply with, and it just goes on and on and
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Speaker 2: on and on and on. Well, believe it or not,
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Speaker 2: Americans see historic job security as jobless claims fall near
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Speaker 2: all time lows. Initial claims for jobless benefits remain near
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Speaker 2: historic lows, and continuing claims fell to the lowest level
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Speaker 2: in two years, indicating a level of job security with
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Speaker 2: little precedent in the modern era. The number of new
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Speaker 2: claims for state unemployment benefits inched up last week to
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Speaker 2: two hundred ten thousand, up by five thousand from the
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Speaker 2: prior week. The four week moving average of claims, a
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Speaker 2: measure of economics sees a better guide to the health
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Speaker 2: of the labor department, dipped to two hundred and ten thousand,
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Speaker 2: a decline of about two hundred fifty um. In data
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Speaker 2: going back to nineteen sixty seven, the four week average
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Speaker 2: of new claims has only been this low or lower
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Speaker 2: five percent of the time, in one hundred seventy of
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Speaker 2: the three thousand eighty six weeks during those decades. The
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Speaker 2: all time low was in nineteen sixty nine, when claims
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Speaker 2: fell to one one hundred and seventy nine thousand, but
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Speaker 2: the workforce was much smaller at that time, and many
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Speaker 2: young Americans were serving in Vietnam, depressing the labor supply supply.
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Speaker 2: Now there are those who say that the numbers today
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Speaker 2: are suppressed because they're not really counting all those who
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Speaker 2: actually don't have jobs. And when you reach stories like this,
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Speaker 2: you say, well, things are getting better, and you want
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Speaker 2: to believe this. I know I do, but there's a
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Speaker 2: problem when I drive around, you know, the area, and
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Speaker 2: these are very prosperous areas, and then you see all
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Speaker 2: these closed stores, malls that you know that are plopped
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Speaker 2: in the middle of supposedly very very prosperous areas, closing up,
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Speaker 2: Landmark stores, closing you know, Sacks Fifth Avenue, those types
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Speaker 2: of stores, shutting down anchor stores. And then after the
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Speaker 2: anchors go, you know, the rest of the all starts
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Speaker 2: to deteriorate in time, and one mall after another. Then
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Speaker 2: when you look at videos of other cities around the
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Speaker 2: world and you see in massive malls, I mean inside
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Speaker 2: the cities, six story, seven story malls fill to the
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Speaker 2: brim with stores, and so you have to wonder, because
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Speaker 2: we are a very heavy consumer nation, and if there
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Speaker 2: was a lot more consuming going on, it would seem
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Speaker 2: that there would be many more stores that would still
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Speaker 2: be open. Now, this is only this part of the nation,
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Speaker 2: and the rest of the nation could be just fine.
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Speaker 2: So maybe I'm just looking at what's around me. And
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Speaker 2: the funny thing is, when I first moved to Michigan,
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Speaker 2: the county I live in was the third wealthiest county
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Speaker 2: in the United States of America. I don't know what
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Speaker 2: it is now. Well, things are a lot different now
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Speaker 2: than they were when I first moved to this neck
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Speaker 2: Experience and we're back. This is around our Jamerican experience.
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Speaker 2: So glad to be with you this wonderful day in
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Speaker 2: the neighborhood. You know, when you look back in time.
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Speaker 2: Let's go back to around the end of the Second
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Speaker 2: World War, the aftermath. Europe was in shambles, as was China,
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Speaker 2: and because of the generous nature of the United States
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Speaker 2: of America, what was enacted was for Europe the Marshall Plan,
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Speaker 2: and the nation of Japan directly asked, Washington, are what
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Speaker 2: is the best way to be a great nation? What
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Speaker 2: are the principles that you all enacted to become so
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Speaker 2: wealthy and strong? And the number one a measure that
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Speaker 2: was explained to the Japanese was taking a free market
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Speaker 2: economic approach, and so the Japanese set out to do
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Speaker 2: it and build. They built up their own economy, and
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Speaker 2: the Europeans relied heavily upon the United States of America,
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Speaker 2: and beginning around that time, the United States set out
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Speaker 2: to absorb all of the debt processes of Europe and Japan.
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Speaker 2: And because we were the manufacturing floor of the world,
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Speaker 2: our economy was bigger than the rest of the whole
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Speaker 2: world combined. And they said Okay, we'll observe you. You
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Speaker 2: can do whatever you need to do to build rebuild
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Speaker 2: your economy. And while we're at it, we'll give you
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Speaker 2: billions and billions and billions of dollars to build rebuild
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Speaker 2: your beautiful cities. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. It's
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Speaker 2: all all on us, Okay. And that was nice, very commendable.
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Speaker 2: The United States deserves a big hand for that. However,
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Speaker 2: you know, sometimes you have a good idea and then
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Speaker 2: you ever notice, sometimes gets kind of retarded, and things
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Speaker 2: went awry and retarded. When the United States government decided,
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Speaker 2: you know what, let's hurt ourselves more. Let's make the
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Speaker 2: same deal with China and even go further by chasing
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Speaker 2: our manufacturing out of the United States. Just chase it out,
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Speaker 2: just get it out of here. Let's hollow out Detroit.
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Speaker 2: Let's hollow out Cleveland. Let's hollow out Pittsburgh. That's hollow
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Speaker 2: out Gary, Indiana. Let's hollow out Birmingham, Alabama. Oh, let's
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Speaker 2: hollow out the textile industries in the Carolinas, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera. And so all those big companies
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Speaker 2: moved their manufacturing to China, China and other nations, and
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Speaker 2: so we absorbed their debt at taxpayer expense. And so
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Speaker 2: the only person, the first person I heard talking about
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Speaker 2: this openly on a regular basis was Donald Trump back
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Speaker 2: in the nineteen eighties, and it was kind of nice
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Speaker 2: and refreshing to hear someone talk about things from that
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Speaker 2: angle at that time. And he talked about how nations
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Speaker 2: were basically screwing over us and abusing us. But guess
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Speaker 2: what this government set it up. This government in many cases,
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Speaker 2: in many ways has been an enemy to we the people.
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Speaker 2: That's just one of the ways creating and opening the
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Speaker 2: door to this thirty nine trillion dollar debt we in
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Speaker 2: deficit that we have right now, just waiting to crash
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Speaker 2: our economy out of existence. They said, oh, Americans, you know,
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Speaker 2: they're consumers. They'll buy all your stuff and you'll be
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Speaker 2: happy with making all the money. And Americans will keep
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Speaker 2: buying stuff. They cut they but they didn't take into
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Speaker 2: consideration that the middle class of America that they wanted
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Speaker 2: to get rid of would not be able to continue
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Speaker 2: to consume at a certain level forever. Things would start
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Speaker 2: winnowing down. As I believe they are right now as
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Speaker 2: I speak. That's why earlier I spoke about how the
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Speaker 2: malls are closing, because if there are no stores in
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Speaker 2: the mall, there's no reason for the malls to be right,
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Speaker 2: is that it?
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Speaker 14: So?
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Speaker 2: You have China today still benefiting from this arrangement, and
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Speaker 2: yet Donald Trump has tried to right that wrong. And
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Speaker 2: that is one of the main reasons that Democrats and
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Speaker 2: globalist Republicans would not be sad if Donald Trump were
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Speaker 2: shot through the head. This is how hooked on screwing
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Speaker 2: over this country many in our government are. They have
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Speaker 2: no respect for you and I we, the people of
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Speaker 2: this nation. They have no regard for maintaining the United
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Speaker 2: States of America as a great nation. That is the
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Speaker 2: other reason why they hate Donald Trump to the core.
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Speaker 2: They don't hate him because of his imperfections. They use
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Speaker 2: those those things and exaggerate his imperfections for the incurably
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Speaker 2: ignorant masses. Okay, who are cond into believing that he's
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Speaker 2: the worst thing since I don't know, molded bread or something.
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Speaker 2: But the truth of the matter there is, my friends.
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Speaker 2: You know a lot of the explanations that you see
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Speaker 2: in the mainstream or dragon media are past Awkwards, and
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Speaker 2: I think it is well, I know it is inherently
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Speaker 2: evil to go after individuals like Trump, because he's not
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Speaker 2: the only one, but to go after individuals who simply
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Speaker 2: want to reconfigure the globalist setup that is now strangling
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Speaker 2: continues to strangle the United States of America. And the
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Speaker 2: reason why we have not fully felt the impact of
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Speaker 2: that because you know, this nation was so massively blessed, okay,
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Speaker 2: that we don't on the surface feel the reduction of
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Speaker 2: our greatness because there's still so much of it left,
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Speaker 2: but a lot of it has been winnowed away. At
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Speaker 2: least thirty nine trillion dollars worth of it. That debt
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Speaker 2: is money that is elsewhere in China, in South Korea,
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Speaker 2: in Japan. At least Japan has worked out is working
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Speaker 2: on an agreement with US and trade, you know, to
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Speaker 2: rewrite to reconfigure the trade imbalance, and for Trump to
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Speaker 2: negotiate with these nations so that manufacturing can be brought
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Speaker 2: back to this country. You know, there should be huge,
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Speaker 2: huge accolades for that effort because people here, Americans need jobs. Well,
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Speaker 2: at the same time, if you want more Americans to
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Speaker 2: get work, continue to round up the illegal border crosses
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Speaker 2: and get them to hang out out of this country.
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Speaker 2: You see, it's a twofold thing. Many of the people
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Speaker 2: who came into this country illegally agree with Democrats when
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Speaker 2: they say that America is not a good place. How
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Speaker 2: many Democrats do you know, including your family members, who
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Speaker 2: don't think highly of the United States of America, But
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Speaker 2: you know a lot of them. But I tell you this,
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Speaker 2: in my humble opinion, if they think it's so bad,
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Speaker 2: they should leave and take their illegally imported friends with them.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's that simple, real, easy peasy. Then they
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Speaker 2: can go to a you know, a sand trap, a
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Speaker 2: Middle East sand trap, or you know, a jungle and
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Speaker 2: wherever and live out their days. But leave us alone
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Speaker 2: and allow us and so we can live and restore
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Speaker 2: this republic to reach her potential, because there's a lot
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Speaker 2: more greatness for America. There's still a lot of great
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Speaker 2: history to be made, and there are people that need
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Speaker 2: to be shuffled out of the way so that those
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Speaker 2: of us who want America to be great again can
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Speaker 2: come to the fore and we can do all that
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Speaker 2: we can within our metrons and together whether we shall
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Speaker 2: work and we will see much better results a revived,
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Speaker 2: a truly revived nation under God, and we shall revive
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Speaker 2: the runovers American experience after this.
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Speaker 15: At town Hall ibib acnew in Washington. Other than Trump,
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Speaker 15: speaking at a cabinet meeting today, told reporters he wanted
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Speaker 15: to scent to recon straight that he's not the one
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Speaker 15: pushing for a deal with Iran to end the war.
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Speaker 15: He says that country needs a deal badly and they
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Speaker 15: know it. Envoy Steve Whitcomb says Iran should seize the opportunity.
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Speaker 16: We will see where things lead, and if we can
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Speaker 16: convince Iran that this is the inflection point with no
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Speaker 16: good alternatives to them other than more death and destruction,
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Speaker 16: we have strong signs that this is a possibility.
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Speaker 15: Iran continues to deny it's negotiating with the US. New
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Speaker 15: US Census Bureau population estimates show that US growth in
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Speaker 15: metro areas has slowed sharply, along with illegal immigration.
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Speaker 17: The Bureau reports that the average metro growth rate fell
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Speaker 17: from one point one percent in twenty twenty four to
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Speaker 17: six tenth percent in twenty twenty five. The data covers
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Speaker 17: a one year period ending in July twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 17: Metro along the US Mexico borders saw the steepest declines
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Speaker 17: as the number of immigrants fell. Big immigration hubs also
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Speaker 2: This one is out of Spain, another nation that has
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Speaker 2: fallen into depravity. Well today, Spain, it was to our
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, to euthanize a twenty five year old gang
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Speaker 2: rape victim who was abandoned in a migrant filled juvenile center.
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Speaker 2: In an exceeding the chilling display of state overreach, a
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Speaker 2: twenty five year old Barcelonian woman named Neolia Castillo Ramos
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Speaker 2: is scheduled to undergo euthanization today, marking what critics call
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Speaker 2: the grim endpoint of years of institutional failure and unchecked
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Speaker 2: mass migration policies in Spain. The procedure, approved under the
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Speaker 2: country's twenty twenty one euthanasia law, follows years of severe
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Speaker 2: physical and mental trauma that Nuelia Castilio Ramos suffered after
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Speaker 2: being gang raped as a miner by a group of
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Speaker 2: unaccompanied foreign miners while she was housed in a state
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Speaker 2: run juvenile center, and rather than safeguarding vulnerable citizens, authorities
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Speaker 2: appear to have enabled the very suffering they now proposed
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Speaker 2: to resolve by killing the young lady who was tortured.
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Speaker 2: Man Ramos was born into a deeply dysfunctional family and
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Speaker 2: spent much of her childhood and adolescence shuttled between children's homes,
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Speaker 2: a common outcome of Spain's broken foster system. As a teenager,
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Speaker 2: In one such facility, she became the victim of a
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Speaker 2: brutal gang rape carried out by a group of unaccompanied
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Speaker 2: foreign miners often referred to as Mina's, whose presence in
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Speaker 2: these centers has repeatedly raised alarms among conservative voices. The
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Speaker 2: assault left indelible scars, both physical and psychological, setting the
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Speaker 2: stage for a cascade of tragedies that the state has
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Speaker 2: done little to prevent. Back in two thousand twenty two,
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Speaker 2: overwhelmed by the horror of what happened, Ramos attempted suicide
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Speaker 2: by leaping from a fifth floor window. The fall caused
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Speaker 2: irreversible spinal and spinal cord damage, rendering her parable egyic
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Speaker 2: and intire highly dependent on others for even the most
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Speaker 2: basic daily tasks. Chronic, excruciating pain has since defined her existence,
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Speaker 2: compounded by profound mental anguish that Spanish authorities have deemed
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Speaker 2: sufficient grounds for euthanization under the expanded category of severe
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Speaker 2: mental suffering. Ramos has repeatedly insisted that her choice is
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Speaker 2: not impulsive, but the result of long and painful reflection.
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Speaker 2: In a recent interview with The Ill Confidential, she declared,
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Speaker 2: none of my family are in favor of euthanasia. I
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Speaker 2: am a pillar of the family. I am leaving them suffering.
33:41
Speaker 2: But what about my suffering? She said? The happiness of
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Speaker 2: a father, a mother, or a sister shouldn't be more
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Speaker 2: important than of a daughter, or the life of a daughter.
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Speaker 2: Her words underscores a tragic inversion of priorities, where individual
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Speaker 2: autonomy is elevated above the sacred bonds of family and
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Speaker 2: the duty of the state to protect life. The family
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Speaker 2: has been torn apart by the ordeal. Her mother, Yolandaeimos,
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Speaker 2: initially harbored deep reservations, but has now chosen to stand
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Speaker 2: by her daughter's side during her final moments. In stark contrast,
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Speaker 2: her father has waged a fierce legal battle to halt
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Speaker 2: the procedure, arguing that his daughter lacks the mental clarity
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Speaker 2: to make such a permanent decision. And what's so sad
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Speaker 2: about this is that had they had a decent setup
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Speaker 2: from the beginning, none of this would have ever been happening.
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Speaker 2: Why would they have these uncivilized, knuckle dragging migrants, criminals
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Speaker 2: who were led into the country just like Uncle Joe
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Speaker 2: led in millions in this country who raped her. If
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Speaker 2: they weren't there, this would not have happened, thus causing
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Speaker 2: her spiral downward. Supported by Christian lawyers and other pro
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Speaker 2: life advocates, the father has pursued every available avenue to
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Speaker 2: compel the state to offer genuine care instead of simply death.
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Speaker 2: Despite these efforts, Spanish courts and ultimately the European Court
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Speaker 2: of Human Rights have sided with Ramos's request, overriding parental
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Speaker 2: concerns in a move that may national conservatives view as
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Speaker 2: an assault on family sovereignty. And they're right, then, I
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Speaker 2: understand that, you know, things happen in people's lives and
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Speaker 2: for the moment they feel like, you know what, it
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Speaker 2: might be better if I just checked myself out. But
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Speaker 2: you know, people really need to look into that before
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Speaker 2: they make that decision because there's an eternal component to
35:54
Speaker 2: that when it comes to suicide, and so we pray
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Speaker 2: for or her soul. Basically, this is a really sad situation,
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Speaker 2: and to me, it is a condemnation of the West.
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Speaker 2: You know, the West is supposed to be more enlightened.
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Speaker 2: We're supposed to have a more Christian look at things,
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Speaker 2: pro life, et cetera, et cetera, But we have fallen
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Speaker 2: so far away from those dear principles that we've allowed
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Speaker 2: in many cases, whether it's Canada, Spain and other nations,
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Speaker 2: have allowed us the industry of death to become, to
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Speaker 2: develop such a stronghold on the mentality of the society
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Speaker 2: that that's the way out. Well, okay, I'm having a
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Speaker 2: horrible time, so let me just check myself out. See,
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Speaker 2: people aren't even taught about the consequences of these kinds
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Speaker 2: of decisions. They're just told okay by now, and in
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Speaker 2: my humble opinion, it's not the right way to go. Well.
37:05
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Speaker 2: in New Hampshire highlights a competitive Senate landscape while a
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Speaker 2: prominent Democrat figure prepares to re enter the state's political
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Speaker 2: dan da da da daan Hillary Clinton schedules return visit
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Speaker 2: not forget. But you wonder why you look across the
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Speaker 2: are increasingly embolden, and they're embolden increasingly the a number
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Speaker 2: of reasons, and one of them, I'll just say that
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Speaker 2: miniature nine elevens. Yeah, of course, you remember the main
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Speaker 2: one nine to eleven, when nineteen illegal border crossers from
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Speaker 2: the Middle East drove airplanes into the Twin Towers. Another
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Speaker 2: plane crashed in a hayfield because brave Americans stormed the cockpit.
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Speaker 2: up like a rug, stems from the fact that the
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Speaker 2: United States Senator Chark Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York,
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Speaker 2: of course, and his political cronies are the people responsible
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Speaker 2: for giving illegal border crossers drivers' licenses. What did they
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Speaker 2: do with their valid ideas? They enrolled in seven forty
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Speaker 2: seven similar flight schools to learn how to pilot those
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Speaker 2: huge aircraft. Now, no one noticed that those terraces did
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Speaker 2: not want to learn how to take off or land
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Speaker 2: the planes, just how to pilot them once they were
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Speaker 2: in the air. Once they learned how to pilot the planes,
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Speaker 2: they boarded the aircraft. Then they used box cutters to
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Speaker 2: overtake the crew and finally ended up in the pilot's seats.
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Speaker 2: From there they drove those planes into the twin Towers,
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Speaker 2: the Pentagon and the third plane drove into a Pennsylvania
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Speaker 2: hay field because brave Americans on board rushed the cabin
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Speaker 2: and killed the terraced, but of course they died as
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Speaker 2: the plane drove dove into the hay field. All in all,
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Speaker 2: we lost three thousand people on the twin Towers and
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Speaker 2: hundreds of first responders who gave their lives when the
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Speaker 2: towers came crashing down. Well, let's look towards today. You
47:05
Speaker 2: keep hearing about requests to help our veterans and first
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Speaker 2: responders who were or are injured on nine to eleven,
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Speaker 2: also combat veterans and widows who can't walk or see
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Speaker 2: or care for themselves. You may visit World War Two.
47:23
Speaker 2: You know memorials et cetera, et cetera, et cetera of
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Speaker 2: our veterans throughout our war history. That's what I'm referring to.
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Speaker 2: But at the same time, my friends, because we suffer
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Speaker 2: sanctuary cities today, and sanctuary cities brought to us by
47:45
Speaker 2: guess who responsible? Irresponsible governors, irresponsible evil mayors. Across the
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Speaker 2: United States, we're still facing many nine elevens that cause
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Speaker 2: entire families horrific laws of children, husbands, wives, and other
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Speaker 2: family members. Okay, the latest nine to eleven stems from
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Speaker 2: nineteen year old shard And Gorman, a freshman of Loyola
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Speaker 2: University in Chicago, who suffered death at the hands of
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Speaker 2: an illegal border crosser. Police caught that maggot twice before
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Speaker 2: this incident on crimes, but because of Illinois Governor Pritzker's
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Speaker 2: sanctuary state policies and preference of illegals over Americans who
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Speaker 2: were born here, they didn't give him twice for deportation.
48:37
Speaker 2: They let that scumbag out to kill an American citizen
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Speaker 2: just starting out in her life. But along with Pritzker,
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Speaker 2: Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson stands guilty of allowing illegals full
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Speaker 2: immunity in the Windy City. You can imagine miss Gorman's
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Speaker 2: entire family this very moment weeping for her untimely death,
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Speaker 2: no less than every family that experienced lost on nine
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Speaker 2: to eleven. What's worse, if Charles Schumer had not given
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Speaker 2: driver's licenses to illegal votacrossers from the Middle East. Nine
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Speaker 2: to eleven would not have been possible if Governor Pritzker
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Speaker 2: hadn't maintained a sanctuary state. Miss Gorman would be alive
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Speaker 2: in going to class this very day. Let's look at
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Speaker 2: another slick politician in California. Yeah, mister brill cream, Governor
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Speaker 2: Gavin Newscomb, who gives out CDLs to incompetent, unqualified, and
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Speaker 2: you know, stupid, totally illegal vota crossers in his state.
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Speaker 2: One of them just killed, just killed three people last
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Speaker 2: fall on the interstate by crashing into cars because he
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Speaker 2: didn't use his brakes adequately. That's another many nine to
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Speaker 2: eleven family members being killed and the ones left to
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Speaker 2: attend their funerals, all of it preventable by following the law.
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Speaker 2: It just goes on and on and on, because you know,
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Speaker 2: the mad cap Democrats are allowed to continue to maintain
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Speaker 2: sanctuary city, sanctuary state conditions throughout the United States of America.
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Speaker 2: Josh and Preached Singh, a twenty one year old commercial
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Speaker 2: truck driver from Yuba City, California, was charged with three
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Speaker 2: counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. This guy got
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Speaker 2: drunk after a fatal eight vehicle crash on the ten
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Speaker 2: Freeway in Ontario, California, on October twenty first, last year.
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Speaker 2: The crash killed three people, including a high school coach
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Speaker 2: and his wife, and was reportedly cost by Singing driving
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Speaker 2: under the influence of drugs. Yet another California CDL driver
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Speaker 2: from India. Saint Lucie County, Florida. I'll just say, mister Singh,
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Speaker 2: the semi truck driver charged at a crash that killed
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Speaker 2: three people on Florida's Turnpike, appeared virtually before a Saint
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Speaker 2: Lucie County judge Thursday morning for a routine docket call.
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Speaker 2: As his attorneys outlined the next steps in the case,
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Speaker 2: he made a completely illegal U turn on the interstate
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Speaker 2: with no warning. Worse, he showed zero emotions. He didn't
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Speaker 2: give a rip as he watched the sub smash into
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Speaker 2: his trailer. That American family suffered yet another many nine
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Speaker 2: to eleven because the gross inconfidence of a governor and
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Speaker 2: mayor of a sanctuary state or city. You know, and
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Speaker 2: maybe I need to back up. Maybe it's not maybe
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Speaker 2: I missed describing this thing. I don't think it's just
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Speaker 2: in competence. In fact, I don't think it's in competence
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Speaker 2: at all, to be honest with you. It's just evil,
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Speaker 2: evil plotting and planning because these evil democrats, they're not recharged.
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Speaker 2: They understand that people are being killed, they understand that
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Speaker 2: people are being raped, they understand that people are being shot,
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Speaker 2: but they don't care. That's why they continue with these
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Speaker 2: sanctuary policies. That's why the New Jersey governor said, Hey,
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Speaker 2: any ICE person that comes to New Joysy, I'm going
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Speaker 2: to have them arrested if they don't have a mask on,
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Speaker 2: because they want the ICE folks to be docked and
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Speaker 2: harmed by the Kevins and Karens who want to beat
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Speaker 2: up and harm ICE agents for simply doing their job
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Speaker 2: of actually protecting them too by getting illegal boat across
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Speaker 2: out of our country. And they are protecting the middle
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Speaker 2: class too by getting the illegals out, because when you
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Speaker 2: get the illegals out, you strengthen the job market because
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Speaker 2: there are more jobs available for guess who. Americans and
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Speaker 2: companies are going to try to do a better job of,
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Speaker 2: you know, presenting wages, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: It's just you know and this the list I have
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Speaker 2: here is huge. If I were to take the time
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Speaker 2: to read the list of all the Americans that have
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Speaker 2: been raped, run over by vehicles, murdered, I mean variety
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Speaker 2: of ways of murder, shot, shoved in front of subway cars,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Stab, I mean, it
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Speaker 2: would take I could take over an hour just reading
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Speaker 2: the names. Yeah, many nine elevens. Anyway, my friends, I
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Speaker 2: hate to end on this note, but now that I
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Speaker 2: see that my time is up, I do thank you
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Speaker 2: so much for your time. And as I always say,
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Speaker 2: at this particular time, remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 2: your family, your friends, and do pray for your enemies
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Speaker 2: that they get it right before it's too late, because
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Speaker 2: we all will face judgment one day. Treat others the
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Speaker 2: same way you want to be treated until next time.
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Speaker 2: I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior.
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Speaker 3: You would you would you would do?
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Speaker 4: Would be of us?
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Speaker 2: All folks tags at stage right