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Self defense, Self determination, Satire · Rich Valdés: This is America!

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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez, powered by politicek.
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Speaker 2: Dot com and Rich Valdees is with US former Christian Administration.
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Speaker 3: Official you worked with Chris Christie. Have been policies on
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Speaker 3: a lot of public service stuff.
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Speaker 4: Rich Valdez Communist now with Washington Times.
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Speaker 5: This is America, ritchiev. You're on the air with the Nation.
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Speaker 3: America with your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 4: What's up, America. I am Rich Valdes Valdez with an
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Speaker 4: s at Rich Valdez on all of the social media,
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Speaker 4: your liberty loving Latino amigo. Seventeen miles, seventeen blocks away
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Speaker 4: from Madison Square Garden, right here in New York City,
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Speaker 4: and I want to get into the news of the
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Speaker 4: day and today my least favorite congresswoman from the Bronx
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Speaker 4: and Queens, Alexandriro Cacio Cortez, also known as aoc or
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Speaker 4: as I like to say, all out crazy. She took
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Speaker 4: to the stage today to make a lot of comments.
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Speaker 4: I got all the clips, I got the receipts, and
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Speaker 4: we're bringing the facts. I want to go straight to
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Speaker 4: that because she says that ICE has become the official
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Speaker 4: police force of no accountability. Now, of course, she's referencing
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Speaker 4: what exactly took place yesterday when a agitator became a
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Speaker 4: domestic terrorist and pointed their car, hit the gas, and
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Speaker 4: tried to run over a cop. Guess what, I correct myself.
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Speaker 4: This person hit the cop with their car, at which
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Speaker 4: time the cop moved to the side and started blasting.
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Speaker 4: And this woman's now dead as a result. Yet you've
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Speaker 4: got people all over in the streets in many parts
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Speaker 4: of the country protesting saying this is an unaccountable police
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Speaker 4: force that the regular citizenry is not accountable to. I
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Speaker 4: got news for you, my friends. There is not a
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Speaker 4: branch of federal law enforcement that loses their ability to
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Speaker 4: do anything just because you are a citizen. Right. I
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Speaker 4: doesn't stop being a federal branch of law enforcement just
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Speaker 4: because you're a citizen. If you are attacking a federal
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Speaker 4: law enforcement officer with your vehicle, they are going to
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Speaker 4: attack you with their gun. Right, It's called self defense.
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Speaker 4: But good old I want to start with her because
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Speaker 4: we got the clips, and you know what better than
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Speaker 4: playing all crazy herself? Check this out.
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Speaker 6: So this is now turned into what our greatest fear
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Speaker 6: is and has been for a long time. ROPI so
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Speaker 6: this will be used as an anti civilian force that
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Speaker 6: has no accountabilities. At the end of the day, what
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Speaker 6: we saw today as a murder, and murders in cold
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Speaker 6: blood need to be prosecuted.
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Speaker 4: Hi Vandeta really aoc A murder. I don't know the
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Speaker 4: circumstance around this woman and why she tried to use
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Speaker 4: her car as a battering ramp to take on the police.
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Speaker 4: I could only suspect it had a lot to do
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Speaker 4: with her violent protesting getting in the way of the police,
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Speaker 4: obstructing their investigations in Minneapolis, etc. Bottom line here is,
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Speaker 4: I don't think the cop was intending to murder her.
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Speaker 4: I think the cop was intending to stop her from
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Speaker 4: inflicting harm upon him. She pointed a car at him
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Speaker 4: and voil I And we learned today that this cop
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Speaker 4: this is not his first rodeo. And getting run over,
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Speaker 4: now that's a big deal, right, because if you've been
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Speaker 4: run over before, the last thing you're gonna do is
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Speaker 4: let somebody run you over again.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 4: You might get caught off guard the first time, You're
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Speaker 4: not going to get caught off guard the second time.
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Speaker 4: I got Vice President jd Vance here explaining exactly when
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Speaker 4: went down Kara Castronova. She is a reporter now with
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Speaker 4: Lynneveel TV, but she's a Golden Glove boxer and I've
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Speaker 4: done plenty of TV shows with her over the years.
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Speaker 4: Kara's a New Yorker. She's out in DC right now
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Speaker 4: holding it down on the swamp. But she was in
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Speaker 4: the White House today and got to ask President, excuse me,
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Speaker 4: Vice President jd Vance a question. He gave an amazing response.
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Speaker 4: Listen to this.
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Speaker 7: It seems like local violence is ratching up and riots
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Speaker 7: could be around the corner. What steps does the administration
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Speaker 7: have plans to try to unite America? Average people on
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Speaker 7: both political sides are so tired of fighting with each other.
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Speaker 7: And I think all the journalists in this room could
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Speaker 7: agree with me that we don't want to be part
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Speaker 7: of the problem. Don do you have any words to
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Speaker 7: unite America?
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Speaker 8: You know, I know you don't want to be a
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Speaker 8: part of the problem. And I think that's true of
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Speaker 8: a lot of you. I'm not sure it's true for everybody,
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Speaker 8: because the reporting over this is been one of the
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Speaker 8: biggest scandals I've ever seen in media. I've never seen
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Speaker 8: a case so misrepresented and misreported. When you have a
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Speaker 8: guy who is defending himself and is now being treated
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Speaker 8: by as some sort of federal assassin by so many
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Speaker 8: of the people in this room. What I first of all,
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Speaker 8: let me say about crime. You mentioned violence. One of
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Speaker 8: the things we're proudest about is that you saw violent
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Speaker 8: crime over the last year dropped by twenty percent. Why
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Speaker 8: is that dropped by twenty percent. Is it because we're
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Speaker 8: attacking our law enforcement officers, or is it because we
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Speaker 8: in the administration are empowering our law enforcement officers to
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Speaker 8: enforce the law. I think that's one of the ways
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Speaker 8: you take down the temperature is you make people feel
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Speaker 8: more secure and safe in their person and property. That's
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Speaker 8: why we care so much about protecting our law enforcement,
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Speaker 8: because it accrues to the benefit of the entire national community.
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Speaker 8: I think that we can absolutely talk about the ways
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Speaker 8: in which you know, we can try to we can
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Speaker 8: lower the temperature by discussing differences in a reasonable and
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Speaker 8: rational way. Again, I'm happy to talk with any Congressional
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Speaker 8: Democrat or any of you about our immigration policy, about
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Speaker 8: why I think it's necessary, about why I think it's
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Speaker 8: in the best interest in the country, About why the
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Speaker 8: President of the United States was elected to actually enforce
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Speaker 8: the border for the first time in at least four years.
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Speaker 8: So here's the problem. That's not the debate so many
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Speaker 8: people are having. They are actively covering for people who
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Speaker 8: are committing acts of violence against federal law enforcement. It
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Speaker 8: is preposterous. The way to take down the temperature is
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Speaker 8: to stop it. Have your debates about policy, Attack me,
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Speaker 8: attack the president the United States. Don't attack our law
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Speaker 8: enforcement officers. They are trying to do the job the
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Speaker 8: American people demanded that they do that. They are not
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Speaker 8: policy actors. They are enforcing the law. They should be
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Speaker 8: treated with a modicum of dignity and respect to the
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Speaker 8: fact that they're not. Is why incidents like yesterday happen.
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Speaker 8: The one final point I'll make about this is, Look,
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Speaker 8: there's a part of me that feels very, very sad
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Speaker 8: for this woman, not just because she lost her life,
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Speaker 8: but because I think she is a victim of left
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Speaker 8: wing ideology. What young mother shows up and decides they're
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Speaker 8: going to throw their car in front of ice officers
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Speaker 8: who are enforcing legitimate law. You've got to be a
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Speaker 8: little brainwashed to get to that point to where you're willing,
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Speaker 8: not not just to protest. That's fine, not peacefully protests,
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Speaker 8: but throw your vehicle in front of legitimate law enforcement
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Speaker 8: officers and drive your car into them. To get to
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Speaker 8: that point, you have to be I think, radicalized in
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Speaker 8: a very, very sad way. I certainly wish that she
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Speaker 8: hadn't got there. I know there's an ice officer right
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Speaker 8: now who very much wishes he was not put in
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Speaker 8: the position where he had to fire a gun to
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Speaker 8: defend his own life.
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Speaker 4: Now that's one hundred percent true, And what a shame,
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Speaker 4: What an absolute shame. I think this whole thing is unfortunate,
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Speaker 4: and I love the last part. I let that whole
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Speaker 4: clip play for that reason, because I think it's incredibly
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Speaker 4: important that we realize. I don't care what your beliefs are.
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Speaker 4: I really don't. I hope that you agree with me,
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Speaker 4: but hey, if you don't, that's fine, right. Like I said,
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Speaker 4: some people gotta eat steaks, some people gotta eat chicken,
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Speaker 4: some people gotta like the Yankee, some people gotta like
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Speaker 4: the Mets. All good, all gravy to me. However, when
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Speaker 4: you start doing things that are going to infringe upon
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Speaker 4: my ability to eat steak, or my kid's ability right
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Speaker 4: or my ability to earn the money I need to
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Speaker 4: buy my stake. Now, we've got a problem, Houston. That's
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Speaker 4: the issue that we have here. You could sit there
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Speaker 4: on the sidelines all you want and be like, you know,
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Speaker 4: F twelve and whatever else these anti police protesters do,
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Speaker 4: but to get in their face, to start throwing things
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Speaker 4: in front of them, to actively interfere with these investigations
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Speaker 4: or these enforcement operations. That's a legit crime. And we've
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Speaker 4: got so little enforcement of the laws that are on
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Speaker 4: the books that people are becoming emboldened or as the
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Speaker 4: Vice President just said, radicalized. When you whip yourself into
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Speaker 4: a frenzy. I've seen this my whole life. I've seen
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Speaker 4: people do it a bunch of times. People have predetermined outcomes.
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Speaker 4: Oftentimes people know they'll say things like, man, I got
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Speaker 4: a short fuse, I got a bad temper. That's really
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Speaker 4: just them telling themselves. I'm going to pretend to try.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to pretend to try, and then I'm going
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Speaker 4: to blow up. I'm just really going to allow my
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Speaker 4: anger to build up until it feels like it's right
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Speaker 4: to let it out on somebody that isn't some sort
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Speaker 4: of uncontrollable thing. We create the uncontrollable feeling within us.
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Speaker 4: And I noticed, because I've been on both sides of this,
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Speaker 4: I've done a lot of biting my tongue and deep
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Speaker 4: breathing and biting my knuckle because I'm thinking that these
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Speaker 4: things are going to curtail the inevitable. Truly, controlling yourself
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Speaker 4: is a decision you make way ahead of time, right,
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Speaker 4: kind of like you not to get to philosophical here,
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Speaker 4: but like Jesus, Jesus was real clear with his controlling himself.
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Speaker 4: He knew, real good, really well what he was doing
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Speaker 4: and how he was going to respond, and taught that
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Speaker 4: to the disciples. And it's got to be that way.
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Speaker 9: Now.
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Speaker 4: I'm not saying that I'm some sort of enlightened guru
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Speaker 4: and that man you can't mess with You can't mess
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Speaker 4: with me. Sure you can mess with me, absolutely you can.
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Speaker 4: I'm not saying that at all. And I am saying
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Speaker 4: that you know you can try and fail, Yes you can.
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Speaker 4: But by and large, most people know. These people didn't
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Speaker 4: go there to say I'm going to do my best
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Speaker 4: to be tolerant today and when things don't go my way,
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Speaker 4: well then I'm just gonna lose it. And run this
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Speaker 4: cop over. No, these are people that are so emotionally
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Speaker 4: invested in things. Kenny lain Porta right, they don't care.
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Speaker 4: This doesn't even concern them. This is literally someone else's fight,
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Speaker 4: and he's right this. I like that to use the
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Speaker 4: term radicalization because I joke around a lot and I
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Speaker 4: say I am a radical patriot, and it is tongue
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Speaker 4: in cheek, right. I've never even been to a protest
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Speaker 4: in my life. Yes, I share my opinions. Sometimes they're
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Speaker 4: very forceful, I doubt it. Usually they're they're kind of funny,
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Speaker 4: and they're pretty mainstream, common sense, but mainstream to conservatives, right,
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Speaker 4: mainstream to people who like to go to church and
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Speaker 4: are profan family and support the country and that type
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Speaker 4: of thing. If you believe that America is, you know,
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Speaker 4: guilty as sin forever and ever a man because of
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Speaker 4: stolen land and the indigenous people, then guess what again?
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Speaker 4: You were unwilling to move forward, unwilling to have a
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Speaker 4: peaceful future. You're looking for the fight, or like my
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Speaker 4: mommy used to say, band plato and you're gonna find
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Speaker 4: one because you're you're looking for it. And that's my point.
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Speaker 4: These are predetermined outcomes this woman, I can guarantee you.
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Speaker 4: In her ranting on the way there, or when she
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Speaker 4: saw something she didn't like, I'm sure she was saying, oh,
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Speaker 4: I just man one of these guys to one of
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Speaker 4: these days, I'm gonna end up running one of these over.
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Speaker 4: I'm sure she said that because she was already planning this.
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Speaker 4: People don't just lose it. And even if you did,
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Speaker 4: then you're a psycho. When you lose it and you
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Speaker 4: just start running cops over because they're doing their job,
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Speaker 4: whether you agree with their job or not. I mean,
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Speaker 4: you are just a crazy woman, period the end.
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Speaker 3: That's it.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what else to say or how else
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Speaker 4: to explain it. Again, those are my opinions. Maybe you
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Speaker 4: don't agree with them. Maybe you want to sit here
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Speaker 4: and be a bleeding heart, And that's okay, you're entitled to.
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Speaker 4: I don't mind that. And I'll still go out and
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Speaker 4: buy you a glass of wine and dance with you.
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Speaker 4: We'll have a good time, right, we'll go out and
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Speaker 4: we'll really enjoy ourselves.
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Speaker 3: But I.
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Speaker 4: Can't support or sit here and condone you're crazy and
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Speaker 4: say that you're crazy. He's okay, Now I'm gonna say
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Speaker 4: that you're crazy and that maybe I won't alienate you
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Speaker 4: now if you're too crazy like that lady, I'm not
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Speaker 4: buying her anything, right, We're not hanging out. But I
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Speaker 4: realize that there are people like I said the other day,
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Speaker 4: I saw a friend of mine, a very levelheaded friend
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Speaker 4: of mine, a guy who is a big supporter of
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Speaker 4: the Second Amendment. But when I say that, don't interpret
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Speaker 4: that as in his closet he has a maga hat.
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Speaker 4: He does not. He's a big supporter of the Second Amendment.
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Speaker 4: He's a union guy, he's a property owner, he's got
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Speaker 4: several investment properties. It's an intelligent guy by my standard.
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Speaker 4: I think he's a smart guy. But at the same time,
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Speaker 4: he believes that Ice is kidnapping people off the streets. Right.
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Speaker 4: He's bought into some of the rhetoric. You know why,
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Speaker 4: because my business is this one and his business is
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Speaker 4: doing electrical conduits, and God bless him, we need lots
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Speaker 4: of big, strong men to do those things that you're
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Speaker 4: not going to find me going into forty forty story
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Speaker 4: buildings and putting in electrical conduits. Right. So I could
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Speaker 4: try to reason with the guy, but ultimately it's not
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Speaker 4: my job to do your thinking right. If you're interested
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Speaker 4: in hearing what I have to say, listen to the show.
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Speaker 4: Call the show if you want to debate eight seven
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Speaker 4: seven Valds one, that's Valdesta with an S. I'm not
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Speaker 4: going to sit here and teach you how to think.
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Speaker 4: If you want to learn from me and my opinions
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Speaker 4: and my commentary, then you're welcome to. But that's not
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Speaker 4: my job. I'm not here to teach grown men how
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Speaker 4: to think. He's got his own life, he's making his
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Speaker 4: own money, he's got his own kids, just like me.
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Speaker 4: So when I see him, his birthday, my birthday, that's
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Speaker 4: my boy. We get into a problem. I got his back,
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Speaker 4: and I know full well he thinks that Trump is
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Speaker 4: a dictator that's kidnapping immigrants and hates us. And he
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Speaker 4: looks at me like, oh, the poor guy thinks I've
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Speaker 4: been duped, all right. He thinks I've been duped, that
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Speaker 4: I'm a sucker, and that I somehow think that Trump
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Speaker 4: cares about me, and I don't. I don't think any
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Speaker 4: politician cares about me. I don't think it's a politician's
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Speaker 4: a job to care. And that's a cynical view. I
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Speaker 4: know you're thinking, what's their job. Their job is to
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Speaker 4: make policy, debate policy, and do the work of the people.
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Speaker 4: You should care about your job, and maybe Visa v
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Speaker 4: care about humanity at large. But me personally, I know
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Speaker 4: they don't care about me because they don't know me.
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Speaker 4: And that's why peoples, Ah, these people don't care about you.
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Speaker 4: I know they don't care about me, and I don't
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Speaker 4: care that they care about me. I care that they
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Speaker 4: do their job conscientiously, that they don't act like this woman,
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Speaker 4: go off the deep end and ram their car into
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Speaker 4: people they disagree with. That's what I expect of my politicians,
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Speaker 4: that they're not going to be like AOC and start
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Speaker 4: crying doing this whole lot of crazy stuff that she does,
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Speaker 4: making up all these guentos, right, and that's what she does.
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Speaker 4: It's one emotional guilt trip after the next, with never
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Speaker 4: ever offering a solution, never ever offering anything of benefit,
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Speaker 4: pointing out problems that don't exist, creating problems. I mean,
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Speaker 4: let me see if I could just encapsulate what AOC
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Speaker 4: talks about. Right, Let's go back to twenty eighteen. She
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Speaker 4: was screaming about smog in the Bronx, the industrial buildings
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Speaker 4: and the smoke stacks in Hunt's point, causing asthma in
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Speaker 4: the bronx. It was a huge deal. She hasn't fixed
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Speaker 4: it yet. What else then she was screaming about, of
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Speaker 4: course the Green New Deal. We only have twelve years
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Speaker 4: left that she she herself is not having children because
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Speaker 4: she doesn't want to bring a child into this world
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Speaker 4: where there's only twelve years left. That was two thousand
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Speaker 4: and eight, right, so the clock is ticking AOC. What
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Speaker 4: else then she was screaming about. She's always screaming. She's
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Speaker 4: screaming at the border. She was screaming about you. She's
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Speaker 4: always screaming. Now she's screaming about Ice and and how
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Speaker 4: we are the unaccountable people, right? Ice? Is this evil
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Speaker 4: this evil thing? And listen, I'm not trying to defend Ice.
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Speaker 4: I'm trying to defend sanity. I'm trying to poke holes
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Speaker 4: in this weak argument that that she tries to make
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Speaker 4: that it's just like it's bad. It's not. You're not
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Speaker 4: just inherently bad because of because of Ice doesn't work
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Speaker 4: that way. I have another one from AOC. Let me
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Speaker 4: see if I find it. Let me see. Let me
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Speaker 4: check my sheet. I didn't print the sheet, so I
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Speaker 4: got to check on the computer. Stam By, how do
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Speaker 4: we do this like this boom looking at it? Easiest
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Speaker 4: by anti civilian force and no accountability. We just did
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Speaker 4: that one. What's the next one here? I mean, got
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Speaker 4: another one to bear with me. Come on, folks Live radio.
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Speaker 4: All right, here we go AOC on Capitol Hill with
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Speaker 4: protesters Trump is taking over and as well as economy
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Speaker 4: when ours is floundering. All right, we'll do that one
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Speaker 4: in the next segment, maybe because I want to do
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Speaker 4: some venezuela on the next segment. But bottom line here,
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Speaker 4: everybody's freaking out about the immigration police doing what they do.
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Speaker 4: You're entitled to whatever opinion you want to have, but
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Speaker 4: you're never entitled to run a cop over any cop,
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Speaker 4: not the FBI, not the Department of Homeland Security, not
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Speaker 4: the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, nobody. You're not allowed to
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Speaker 4: run people over, period, let alone the police that can
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Speaker 4: defend themselves with firepower. That's some crazy stuff right there. Anyway, amigos,
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Speaker 4: we're going to continue. The conversation is a lot more
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Speaker 4: I want to discuss. I wanted to keep it kind
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Speaker 4: of light and fluffy, but I'll leave that for later.
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Speaker 4: There was this funny video that I saw. It's an
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Speaker 4: AI cartoon and it opens up like the setup to
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Speaker 4: a joke with Nico Las Maduro and Sean Puff Daddy
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Speaker 4: Comb's Diddy, and they're in a jail cell. It's very funny.
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Speaker 4: I don't think i'll be able to play the clip
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Speaker 4: for you, but if you're interested. I did include it
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Speaker 4: in the video that I put on Instagram, only on Instagram,
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Speaker 4: so it might be on Facebook too, but I didn't
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Speaker 4: post it to the other social media because I had
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Speaker 4: to get into the studio. So if you want to
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Speaker 4: see that, go there and check it out. My handle
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Speaker 5: This is America.
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Speaker 4: This is America, all right, I goes, Welcome back, Rich Valdez,
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Speaker 4: keeping your company here, and I want to keep going.
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Speaker 4: I want to talk about the latest with Venezuela, and
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Speaker 4: there's plenty on the Venezuela front to talk about it.
18:00
Speaker 4: Because every day. There's a new story, right. I think
18:02
Speaker 4: I was sharing it the other night. Not sure if
18:05
Speaker 4: I got too in depth with it, but I had
18:06
Speaker 4: lunch today with a friend of mine who's from that
18:08
Speaker 4: part of the world. It was his birthday the other day,
18:10
Speaker 4: so I took him and his neighbor, who happens to
18:13
Speaker 4: be the cousin of my friend Rubin, the Cuban who
18:15
Speaker 4: came on the jet Ski twenty some one years ago.
18:18
Speaker 4: And she's from Cuba as well and is very familiar
18:21
Speaker 4: with the communism, and we were having this conversation, so
18:24
Speaker 4: she was saying, look, you know, what's the good of
18:27
Speaker 4: getting rid of Maludu if you're going to leave all
18:29
Speaker 4: the rest of the Chaves regime that was there with
18:32
Speaker 4: Madudo in place. And of course we already heard Marco
18:37
Speaker 4: Rubio explain that it took precision and firepower and tons
18:41
Speaker 4: of intelligence to be able to get Maludu. But I
18:44
Speaker 4: think that's bureaucrats speak. My true belief. Here is what
18:48
Speaker 4: I think, and i'll today he's lying, per se. I
18:50
Speaker 4: do think all that was true, but I think there's
18:52
Speaker 4: more to the story. And the more to the story
18:55
Speaker 4: that I think exists here is this I believe that
18:59
Speaker 4: this likely went something like this, and I mentioned this yesterday,
19:05
Speaker 4: but I really do. I think that Hello, President Trump
19:08
Speaker 4: on the phone with the drug dealer from Honduras, I
19:13
Speaker 4: have some information for you, right, we did this whole
19:14
Speaker 4: little thing, and he cuts a deal to get information.
19:18
Speaker 4: He gives him the deal and he says, look, you
19:19
Speaker 4: got to talk to Delsi Rodriguez, the vice president to Madudo.
19:22
Speaker 4: She will set him up. She's thirsty for power and
19:25
Speaker 4: she's happy to make money with you profiting from the
19:28
Speaker 4: country's oil legitimately then trying to get a piece of
19:33
Speaker 4: the cartel money from Maduro. I think she buys this
19:40
Speaker 4: and he says, let's make a deal, and she's like, yeah, yeah,
19:42
Speaker 4: whatever you need and it will cut you in. But
19:45
Speaker 4: you guys got to go and there's some sort of
19:48
Speaker 4: transition coming and you can run, right, So I think
19:50
Speaker 4: it's kind of like, hey, look you run, you have
19:52
Speaker 4: a clean election, and let's see what happens. Again, I'm
19:56
Speaker 4: making all of this up, but this is how I
19:58
Speaker 4: think it goes down. And she sets it up with
20:02
Speaker 4: her people, right because her brother's like the head of
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Speaker 4: the Assembly and the guy that's you know, her left
20:07
Speaker 4: hand man is the leader of the federal security forces
20:11
Speaker 4: in Venezuela. So they set up Maluro so that he
20:15
Speaker 4: could get locked up, him and his wife. They take
20:17
Speaker 4: them out, nice, big figure head catch and they slide
20:21
Speaker 4: into you know, the next position, and legitimately, now right,
20:26
Speaker 4: with a pass, we don't have to do all the
20:29
Speaker 4: bad things we were doing and whatever. Now the question is,
20:31
Speaker 4: does their ideology run deep that they hate capitalists so
20:36
Speaker 4: much that they're not willing to make a deal. I
20:40
Speaker 4: think the answers know they're insomuch as I've seen China, right,
20:45
Speaker 4: The Chinese love communism, but you know what else they love.
20:47
Speaker 4: They love capitalism that props up their communism. Win win
20:52
Speaker 4: for them, and I think Venezuela is going to do
20:54
Speaker 4: the same thing. They're going to allow the Americans to
20:56
Speaker 4: come and invest billions of dollars in infrastructure and refineries
20:59
Speaker 4: and the ability to distribute all of that oil away
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Speaker 4: from our enemies, and they're going to just oversee the
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Speaker 4: production of it and get their peace. And I'm sure
21:16
Speaker 4: if Trump has his way, which I hope he does,
21:19
Speaker 4: the Venezuelan people are going to get a piece of
21:21
Speaker 4: the pie. And that's a wonderful thing. But I have
21:24
Speaker 4: some audio that I wanted to play for you because
21:26
Speaker 4: a lot of people are talking about the issue of
21:29
Speaker 4: Trump is stealing their oil and blah blah blah, and
21:32
Speaker 4: all the Venezuelan people that I'm seeing, all of them,
21:35
Speaker 4: they're all saying, who do you think's been stealing the
21:38
Speaker 4: oil the last twenty seven years? It was the regime
21:41
Speaker 4: giving it away to Cuba, giving it away to Russia,
21:43
Speaker 4: and giving it away to Iran. And they've all seen
21:45
Speaker 4: this and they're like, man, we've been tired of getting
21:47
Speaker 4: robbed by these people. At least with the Americans, we're
21:49
Speaker 4: going to make some money. And I thought that is
21:51
Speaker 4: a profound of a statement. And after I'd seen it,
21:54
Speaker 4: like the thirteenth fourteenth time from all these different people
21:56
Speaker 4: from all over the world and including from Venezuela, I said,
21:59
Speaker 4: you know what people need to hear. Let's check this out.
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Speaker 9: We don't have electricity lie in your area Monday, Wednesday
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Speaker 9: and Friday. You are not going to have electricity in
22:08
Speaker 9: your house from six am to three pm and on
22:11
Speaker 9: Wednesday for three pm to nine pm. And we live
22:14
Speaker 9: with that. For sol On Simes, with the water, the
22:17
Speaker 9: water is coming in just one hour, twelve to one.
22:20
Speaker 9: You need to take all the water that you need
22:22
Speaker 9: at the time to drink, to clean the shower, to
22:25
Speaker 9: do everything. In one hour, we won't need to say
22:28
Speaker 9: goodbye anymore to our families in the airport. Tell them
22:31
Speaker 9: see you soon, knowing that it's a lie, because you
22:34
Speaker 9: don't know all Lord, it will happen until you see
22:37
Speaker 9: them again. We celebrat them because we grow up normalizing
22:41
Speaker 9: things that could never be normal, like going to the
22:45
Speaker 9: supermarket and don't find.
22:46
Speaker 4: Nothing on it.
22:47
Speaker 9: They have all the money that you have in your pocket,
22:51
Speaker 9: but you want to buy food and it's no food
22:52
Speaker 9: in there, knowing that you need to go and do
22:55
Speaker 9: lines at four am in the morning, huge lines to
22:58
Speaker 9: get a back with food, knowing that there's no medicines
23:03
Speaker 9: in the pharmacy and you need to find antibiotics. In Facebook,
23:08
Speaker 9: Narco terrorism, corruption, he's thought billions of dollars. He killed
23:12
Speaker 9: out a bunch of innocent peoples in protests, he put
23:16
Speaker 9: on jail. He torture.
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Speaker 3: Venezuela have one.
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Speaker 9: Of the biggest torture places recruitments in the world. Yeah,
23:25
Speaker 9: that very old wise, he's still doing that. He destroyed
23:28
Speaker 9: every democratic institution on the chandistates in Venezuela, we vot,
23:33
Speaker 9: we vot. We have presidential election and he'll lose and
23:36
Speaker 9: he don't want to leave the power, So what's the
23:39
Speaker 9: other way to take a note. I am more than
23:41
Speaker 9: happy because we try everything. This was like our last hope.
23:45
Speaker 9: This is what we was wearing for and finally happened.
23:48
Speaker 9: And I am more happy because I feel was a
23:53
Speaker 9: smooth intervention. I thought was going to be more chaotic
23:58
Speaker 9: like with Kanamage years ago. But no, they'll reach two
24:02
Speaker 9: an in the morning, by three am. They tell them
24:05
Speaker 9: an old they don't kill nobody. They don't. It's not
24:08
Speaker 9: even a sea filled person dead. So yeah, I am
24:12
Speaker 9: love of Pegopole asking about the all the Venezuelans know
24:16
Speaker 9: that Truant is doing this because the oil. We know this.
24:20
Speaker 9: We know that True is not doing this because I
24:23
Speaker 9: love Venezuelans and I care so much about them. We know,
24:26
Speaker 9: we know that it's about the oil. But we are
24:29
Speaker 9: right now giving oil to China and Russia and we
24:32
Speaker 9: don't see benefits from it. The country is destroyed. We
24:35
Speaker 9: have nothing. We need to live and run away and
24:38
Speaker 9: live somewhere else because there's no opportunities there. If the
24:42
Speaker 9: United States want to go back and do it, but
24:45
Speaker 9: it's China or Russia whatever doing right now, go back
24:49
Speaker 9: because when the United States was there and was Haliburton
24:52
Speaker 9: and all these American companies in Venezuela, we were rich.
24:57
Speaker 9: We have money, we have opportunity, this, we have everything.
25:01
Speaker 9: All the Venezuelans that leave the country because this man
25:04
Speaker 9: and this man regiment can go back home. You don't
25:08
Speaker 9: have idea of all the Venezuelans that when I go
25:11
Speaker 9: back home, you think like we love that. In Trinida,
25:15
Speaker 9: they tell us Venice go back home. Oh, they treat
25:19
Speaker 9: us back. It's not just in Trinida. Sorry, this is
25:21
Speaker 9: like across the war. Because I understand.
25:24
Speaker 4: We are everywhere.
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Speaker 9: We are everywhere because we was forced to be everywhere
25:30
Speaker 9: except home. I had more comments to answer, but a
25:33
Speaker 9: lot of the questions are about the ways. So I
25:36
Speaker 9: want to tell you this. Put yourself on the shoes
25:39
Speaker 9: of an actual Venezuelan person. Put yourself and my dad
25:43
Speaker 9: shoes that works two years to build something, that study
25:48
Speaker 9: hard and work hard, and then one day for the
25:50
Speaker 9: other loose everything, have no job and have no option
25:54
Speaker 9: because at his age, he cannot leave the country and
25:57
Speaker 9: start to work somewhere else because is an old person, right.
26:01
Speaker 9: He don't lose just his job. He don't lose just
26:04
Speaker 9: the money. He lose his family because he can see
26:07
Speaker 9: his daughter just one time per year, because his doesna
26:10
Speaker 9: need to leave the country to look for a better future.
26:13
Speaker 9: And this is not I am not talking about my dad.
26:16
Speaker 9: I am talking about the reality of every single Venezuelan person,
26:21
Speaker 9: like that of the person that clean your house, the
26:24
Speaker 9: judior types driver that probably is an engineer, a lawyer,
26:28
Speaker 9: a doctor. That's that reality was.
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Speaker 4: So there you have it. Now this girl, her name
26:35
Speaker 4: is Heroni Hernandez. She is exiled from Venezuela living in Trinidad.
26:40
Speaker 4: You could probably tell by her accent. And I found
26:44
Speaker 4: this to be fascinating. And again I could have played
26:46
Speaker 4: a shorter clip, but I wanted you to hear everything
26:47
Speaker 4: she was talking about. And she's got all these people
26:49
Speaker 4: asking her because they know that she knows because she
26:52
Speaker 4: recently left. And I thought to myself, my goodness, there's
26:57
Speaker 4: not enough of an emphasis on hearing their stories, the
27:02
Speaker 4: Venezuelans stories. It seems like you turn on the news
27:06
Speaker 4: or even social media, and what you see is a
27:09
Speaker 4: bunch of people that I don't know, four or five
27:11
Speaker 4: months ago were wearing the Free Palestine stuff and the
27:14
Speaker 4: Kafia around their neck, and a little bit before that
27:17
Speaker 4: they were wearing all black and saying that no kings
27:20
Speaker 4: and Trump is a fascist. And it's the same malcontent
27:24
Speaker 4: Americans many times white liberals, and nothing wrong with white people.
27:28
Speaker 4: But I'm just saying, as a fair description, it wasn't
27:32
Speaker 4: large amounts of people of color as they like to say.
27:35
Speaker 4: But you get some of that right, some of the
27:37
Speaker 4: anti Ice protests, and it came from people from Mexico
27:41
Speaker 4: that were going in right, going in, the guys waving
27:44
Speaker 4: the Mexican flags, and they were big time hating on
27:50
Speaker 4: the United States. Say they want to take back California
27:53
Speaker 4: right to become part of Mexico again. Bottom line though,
27:56
Speaker 4: is these people, none of them, like she said, they're
27:59
Speaker 4: not Venice. And I think it's a worthy exercise to
28:05
Speaker 4: listen to what the Venezuelans have to say so that
28:08
Speaker 4: we can actually understand their plight, so we can understand
28:11
Speaker 4: their position. Because what she said, I've heard a dozen
28:14
Speaker 4: videos saying the same thing. People are saying, you know what.
28:17
Speaker 4: There's a girl I just saw a little while ago.
28:20
Speaker 4: This girl is an influencer in the fitness space. She's
28:23
Speaker 4: in great shape. She I had never seen her before,
28:26
Speaker 4: but I guess you know, the algorithm fed me her video,
28:28
Speaker 4: and I saw all her other videos, and she had
28:31
Speaker 4: hundreds of other videos. None of them were about social
28:34
Speaker 4: commentary or culture or anything like that. They were all
28:37
Speaker 4: about if you want to grow your this muscle, you
28:39
Speaker 4: do this exercise right, all about fitness. And she was
28:44
Speaker 4: fed up and wanted to make a video saying, you know,
28:47
Speaker 4: everybody's commenting about Venezuela, please stop. You have no idea.
28:51
Speaker 4: You're saying that this is all about as if it's
28:53
Speaker 4: some secret that Trump is after the oil. He said
28:56
Speaker 4: it the day he did it, that he was after
28:58
Speaker 4: the oil. They know it because they know that's their
29:01
Speaker 4: number one commodity, the number one resource in the world.
29:05
Speaker 4: Right they produce more of it than anybody. And you
29:08
Speaker 4: heard it right here from her. The Venezuelans aren't interested
29:12
Speaker 4: in doing business with China, Russia and Iran because they're
29:17
Speaker 4: getting ripped off by them. They would much rather deal
29:20
Speaker 4: with the United States. And in this particular case, she
29:22
Speaker 4: said Halliburton. She said she misses the American companies. This
29:27
Speaker 4: is why I say, look, you got to listen to
29:29
Speaker 4: these people. Clearly, the people, at least the majority from
29:32
Speaker 4: what I can see, is interested in a democratized society
29:38
Speaker 4: that thrives on capitalism. Now it's a nationalized industry, so
29:41
Speaker 4: there's going to be a lot of changes there. And
29:42
Speaker 4: they don't really have any real hardcore fiscal conservatives or
29:46
Speaker 4: a free market conservatives. They have some social conservatives. I
29:49
Speaker 4: would say Maluu as we've heard lately, is one of those.
29:53
Speaker 4: But the opposition Maria Corina Machado, she's not right. She's
29:58
Speaker 4: a big, a big liberal when it comes to those things.
30:02
Speaker 4: So they've got to figure out what direction they want
30:04
Speaker 4: to go in and who their candidate is going to
30:06
Speaker 4: be and go in that direction. There was also the
30:09
Speaker 4: interim president who won, Juan Guaydoon, who I think he
30:12
Speaker 4: was a little less a little less than a Machado.
30:17
Speaker 4: But point being, the point that I'm trying to make
30:19
Speaker 4: here is we've got to listen to the people. Right,
30:22
Speaker 4: we have a government of the people, for the people,
30:24
Speaker 4: by the people, and they deserve nothing different than that. Now,
30:28
Speaker 4: Secretary Rubio he made some comments today and I grabbed them.
30:32
Speaker 4: Hopefully we can I see them on my sheet. Can
30:35
Speaker 4: we play those with Secretary Rubio having a plan, because
30:39
Speaker 4: I think that's an important one. Listen to this, No,
30:43
Speaker 4: not playing Okay, so we don't have that. All right,
30:46
Speaker 4: Then let's go to Carlos Jimenez, the congressman from Florida,
30:51
Speaker 4: who's commenting on Cuba, because I think that's an interesting take,
30:55
Speaker 4: because that's the next logical question for a lot of
30:57
Speaker 4: people is what's going on with Cuba? Will Cuba rise,
31:03
Speaker 4: will Cuba fall? What is going to be the next
31:05
Speaker 4: step here? Congressman Carlos Heiman is go ahead.
31:08
Speaker 3: How close is Cuba to collapse?
31:11
Speaker 1: Pretty close. They can't keep the power on, they can't
31:14
Speaker 1: feed their people, they don't have any medicine. Venezuela is
31:17
Speaker 1: one of the leading sources of income. Venezuela was gifting
31:21
Speaker 1: Cuba billions of dollars in oil. They would then sell
31:24
Speaker 1: it on the market for currency. Now that's being negated. Unfortunately,
31:29
Speaker 1: Mexico is trying to make that up. So Mexico is
31:32
Speaker 1: now trying to prop up the Cuban regime. Look, Cuba
31:35
Speaker 1: has been under a communist dictatorship for over sixty years.
31:39
Speaker 1: It's time for the people of Cuba will be free too.
31:41
Speaker 1: Cuba is going to be a tougher nut though than Venezuela.
31:44
Speaker 1: Cuba doesn't have the natural resources that Venezuela does. Venezuela
31:48
Speaker 1: can lift itself up fairly quickly with the resources that
31:53
Speaker 1: it has, the riches that it has. Cuba doesn't have
31:56
Speaker 1: that advantage, but it does have Cubans that live outside
31:59
Speaker 1: of you that are willing to go back, reinvest in
32:02
Speaker 1: the country and the infrastructure, and bring that country back off.
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Speaker 4: Now, in theory, the Russians and the Cubans and the
32:10
Speaker 4: Iranians and the Chinese are not getting their cheap oil anymore. However,
32:15
Speaker 4: with a caveat, I'm going to say they've been using
32:17
Speaker 4: these ghost ships, putting different labels on the hulls of
32:20
Speaker 4: these ships to obscure their true identity to sneak the
32:24
Speaker 4: oil out, like saying, you know, yeah, we're an oil tanker,
32:27
Speaker 4: but we're actually going to Norway, or we're going here,
32:30
Speaker 4: We're going somewhere we're supposed to go, but they're actually
32:33
Speaker 4: going to China. They're actually going somewhere else. These ghost
32:36
Speaker 4: ships have been faking out the US military, and they
32:39
Speaker 4: caught a few of them in the last couple of days,
32:41
Speaker 4: especially last night overnight. Vice President jd Vance was talking
32:44
Speaker 4: about that on Fox Business Channel. Check this out.
32:47
Speaker 8: It was a fake Russian oil tanker. They basically tried
32:49
Speaker 8: to pretend to be a Russian oil taker in an
32:51
Speaker 8: effort to avoid the sanctions regime. Way that we control
32:54
Speaker 8: Venezuela is we control the purse strings, we control the
32:57
Speaker 8: energy resources, and we tell the regime you're allowed to
32:59
Speaker 8: sell the oil so long as you serve America's national interest.
33:03
Speaker 8: You're not allowed to sell it if you can't serve
33:05
Speaker 8: America's national interest. And that's how we exert incredible pressure
33:08
Speaker 8: on that country without wasting a single American live.
33:12
Speaker 4: It's what they're calling the don Roe doctrine, right, the
33:15
Speaker 4: Monroe doctrine by Donald Trump, no forever wars in and out,
33:21
Speaker 4: massive military strength, hopefully you don't need to use it,
33:24
Speaker 4: and when you use it, you use it quick and fast.
33:28
Speaker 4: It's been working for him so far where we have
33:30
Speaker 4: not been embroiled in any forever wars. Things are looking
33:34
Speaker 4: on the up and up with the economy straight ahead.
33:37
Speaker 4: We're going to talk about the economy and a few
33:39
Speaker 4: other things. But I also want to give you a
33:41
Speaker 4: clip that I've got. This is a great one. We
33:43
Speaker 4: talked about Cuba, we're talking about Venezuela, but what about Colombia. Right, Well,
33:48
Speaker 4: the President of Columbia, Gustavo Petro, he was bragging about
33:53
Speaker 4: a phone call that he had with El Trompito. Donaldis magnus,
33:57
Speaker 4: the forty fifth and forty seventh President of these United
34:00
Speaker 4: States and Presidente and man, you would have thought he
34:03
Speaker 4: was a big fan of Trumps. More on that straight ahead.
34:07
Speaker 4: I'm Rich Valdez.
34:09
Speaker 3: This is America, the forty fifth President. Donald Trump thinks
34:33
Speaker 3: it's an honor to speak with Rich Valdez. Oh, very good.
34:41
Speaker 3: The honor is all yours. Conservative talk with a dash
34:46
Speaker 3: of sofrito. Now here's Rich Valdez, all.
34:51
Speaker 4: Right, and he goes. We continue the conversation, and I
34:54
Speaker 4: want to get into this this evening, because well, this
34:58
Speaker 4: was a very interesting thing that went down. Right the
35:01
Speaker 4: President of Colombia, he's talking about how great it was
35:07
Speaker 4: that he got a call from the President of these
35:10
Speaker 4: United States and he got invited to the White House.
35:14
Speaker 4: Now this plays in Spanish, I'll translate a little bit
35:16
Speaker 4: of it, but I want you to hear the energy,
35:18
Speaker 4: the enthusiasm. He's trying to be cynical and snide, because again,
35:22
Speaker 4: a couple of days ago, he gave the same exact
35:24
Speaker 4: speech that Nicolas Maduro gave right which is where he said,
35:28
Speaker 4: bang gun for me. Who remembers that? I remember? And
35:33
Speaker 4: he basically said, come and get me, Come and get me, cowards,
35:35
Speaker 4: I'm right here. Their white house in Venezuela is called
35:40
Speaker 4: the Meta Florida's Palace, and he said, I can tell
35:44
Speaker 4: you Mina Florida. I'm here in Meta Florida's. It was
35:48
Speaker 4: so funny. And the next thing, you know, in all
35:49
Speaker 4: the videos, you know, they showed the troops coming in
35:51
Speaker 4: and taking them out in handcuffs, YadA, YadA, YadA, and
35:54
Speaker 4: it's just poetic justice there. But this guy said the
35:58
Speaker 4: same thing, and now he's changing his tune. Listen to
36:03
Speaker 4: Columbian President Gustavo Petro.
36:05
Speaker 10: Those Corsas Venezuela tema Laco Traffico let s la si
36:13
Speaker 10: Fras podcast on Mosque Repettio Ki.
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Speaker 4: He says two things that we talked about Venezuela and
36:22
Speaker 4: narco terrorism, and he says, I'm here because I'm being
36:26
Speaker 4: accused for esse.
36:28
Speaker 10: Be sindicasi jo jo anti milda.
36:35
Speaker 4: Why why would I be lying or involved in any
36:37
Speaker 4: of this when I've spent the last twenty years risking
36:40
Speaker 4: my life against these drug cartels and these powers.
36:45
Speaker 10: In politico sios.
36:48
Speaker 4: And the politicians that are allied with them.
36:53
Speaker 10: And I told Trump mosquill alestado La Florida was int Dia.
37:02
Speaker 4: And he said, I told Trump, listen, a lot of
37:05
Speaker 4: the politicians that show up at Columbia, they're from Florida
37:09
Speaker 4: and from Washington. He's basically saying that these guys have
37:13
Speaker 4: a relationship with narco terrorists, American politicians from Florida and
37:20
Speaker 4: from DCS. And those are the two things that he
37:32
Speaker 4: spoke about with President Trump. And he went on later
37:37
Speaker 4: to say that he was invited to the White House
37:41
Speaker 4: and that he's happily going to show up there. And
37:43
Speaker 4: he's saying all of this because he's trying to make
37:47
Speaker 4: it seem like, look, look, look, you guys think we're
37:50
Speaker 4: getting invaded. I just got invited to the White House.
37:52
Speaker 4: But my new boy, as far as my new homie,
37:54
Speaker 4: El Trompito, now President Trump went on to say it
37:59
Speaker 4: was an on to speak with you, or tweeted something
38:01
Speaker 4: like I just got off the phone with whatever President Petro,
38:04
Speaker 4: it was an honor to speak with him. And he
38:06
Speaker 4: opens with that saying President Trump said it wasn'n honor
38:12
Speaker 4: to speak with me. And I know President Trump is
38:16
Speaker 4: a being polite, but b he knows exactly what he's saying,
38:19
Speaker 4: and this stuff isn't writing. He's being respectful, just like
38:22
Speaker 4: when he says that these are intelligent people, they're strong leaders,
38:28
Speaker 4: all the things he says about about Chi Jinping and
38:31
Speaker 4: Vladimir Putin. You've got to appeal to that sense of
38:37
Speaker 4: self that they have, where you know, people want to
38:40
Speaker 4: hear good things about themselves. You got to make them
38:42
Speaker 4: feel good. It's like telling people, oh my gosh, your
38:43
Speaker 4: kids are so handsome, your kids are so beautiful, What
38:46
Speaker 4: a great family you have. Who's not going to take
38:49
Speaker 4: that the right way? Everybody takes it the right way
38:51
Speaker 4: because people love that stuff. So he's going on and
38:54
Speaker 4: on and about that, and it makes me think, how
38:55
Speaker 4: big is this web? Right? So, did Trump have a
38:58
Speaker 4: less public conversation with him and say listen, or maybe
39:01
Speaker 4: it was he's out there. Maybe it's somebody else, Maybe
39:03
Speaker 4: it was Marco Rubio indicating that listen, if you don't
39:12
Speaker 4: help us, you're next. And of course he takes his
39:16
Speaker 4: posture very aggressively in front of his people. You know, bangang,
39:20
Speaker 4: poor me, geto. You know that I'm right here, Come
39:23
Speaker 4: and get me. But when he gets a little bit
39:26
Speaker 4: of a accolades from the President for you know, just
39:30
Speaker 4: saying it was an honor to speak with the guy,
39:32
Speaker 4: now he's all honky dory with the President and he's
39:34
Speaker 4: got the people clapping. So I wonder what information did
39:37
Speaker 4: he give. What did he tell Trump he would help
39:40
Speaker 4: him do? And why didn't he tell him go to hell? Right?
39:43
Speaker 4: Or is he playing the game? Is he going to
39:45
Speaker 4: go there and say, look, I'm with you man, I'm
39:47
Speaker 4: here to fight drug trafficking. I'm not a crazy lefty socialist.
39:51
Speaker 4: Oh wait, yes i am. So you can never really
39:53
Speaker 4: trust a crazy lefty socialist, right, You've got to say,
39:56
Speaker 4: hold on a second, let me let me see what
39:58
Speaker 4: they have to say. And like you know, Trump's always saying,
40:00
Speaker 4: he's look, can't we get alone? I think it's great?
40:02
Speaker 4: Is this something wrong with getting along? And I agree
40:05
Speaker 4: it's a good idea to get along with your adversaries.
40:07
Speaker 4: It's a better idea to get along with them and
40:09
Speaker 4: try and kind of deal with them than it is
40:11
Speaker 4: to fight them. I get that. It seems to be
40:16
Speaker 4: working pretty well. And the evidence, well, we've got a report.
40:21
Speaker 4: Not only is our GDP up and our stock market
40:23
Speaker 4: up and so many different things are up, but now
40:26
Speaker 4: we've got a pretty positive economic report. I've got this
40:30
Speaker 4: report from CNBC, and this is enlightening and also encouraging.
40:36
Speaker 4: Listen to this.
40:37
Speaker 2: Ritsav of the US economy what green Span called with
40:40
Speaker 2: special sauce. Well, this is the third quarter preliminary. There
40:43
Speaker 2: will be changes.
40:44
Speaker 4: Four point nine.
40:45
Speaker 2: Percent, extremely close to estimates.
40:48
Speaker 4: And a really solid number.
40:51
Speaker 3: In the rear view mirror.
40:52
Speaker 2: Three point three becomes four point one for the last
40:55
Speaker 2: quarter's final So four point nine wow, you have to
40:59
Speaker 2: go a long way back to find a higher number.
41:01
Speaker 4: We have to go all the way back to the
41:03
Speaker 4: third quarter of twenty twenty. Productivity is great, and now
41:07
Speaker 4: he's talking about economic productivity going up to four point
41:11
Speaker 4: nine percent, and that is again that hasn't happened in
41:16
Speaker 4: six years, or just about six years, just under six
41:21
Speaker 4: years that's the entire Biden administration. Literally, the last time
41:25
Speaker 4: Trump was in office was the last time we saw
41:27
Speaker 4: this type of economic productivity. Not a bad thing, not
41:31
Speaker 4: a bad thing.
41:33
Speaker 2: And if we look at unit labor costs, unit labor
41:36
Speaker 2: costs come in well one point nine down one point nine.
41:40
Speaker 2: That's a minus sign. They are lower. Unit labor costs
41:44
Speaker 2: are lower. That's always good news. And in the rear
41:46
Speaker 2: view mirror, the one percent to the upside becomes minus
41:50
Speaker 2: two point nine to the downside is costs drop. And finally,
41:54
Speaker 2: on the trade balance, which we know is going to
41:56
Speaker 2: be a deficit, we're expecting a number a round fifty.
42:01
Speaker 4: So that's it. Things are going better in the economy, slowly,
42:06
Speaker 4: but surely, I'm going to say, and who are gonna
42:09
Speaker 4: blame that on Biden? No, of course not. So things
42:13
Speaker 4: are looking up now. I want to continue our conversation.
42:17
Speaker 4: There's still so many things I want to get to,
42:18
Speaker 4: but I feel like this theme, this larger theme that
42:21
Speaker 4: we have here of the events from yesterday seem to
42:25
Speaker 4: be overshadowing things. But there's still a lot that went
42:27
Speaker 4: on today. Because this anti ice agenda needs to stop.
42:32
Speaker 4: This woman's dead, and people need to look. I don't
42:34
Speaker 4: want to sound harsh or mean. What she did was
42:37
Speaker 4: wrong and she paid the price with her life. What
42:41
Speaker 4: Tim Walls did is wrong, and he's paying the price
42:43
Speaker 4: with not running again for governor. I think some people
42:46
Speaker 4: think that's not enough. We need to get a grip
42:50
Speaker 4: on things as a society. I think we need to
42:53
Speaker 4: be a little bit more like Ronald Reagan called us
42:55
Speaker 4: to be informed patriots. We have to be informed. We
43:00
Speaker 4: have to know what's going on, and not just for
43:02
Speaker 4: the point of arguing. Right, some people just like to
43:04
Speaker 4: argue for the sake of arguing. And listen, you're allowed
43:07
Speaker 4: to write. I have to stand by allowing people. You know,
43:10
Speaker 4: the Voltaire I'm not a big Voltaire fan, but his
43:13
Speaker 4: famous saying I will defend what you have to saving
43:16
Speaker 4: if I don't agree with you, because he would lose
43:20
Speaker 4: some free speech, and so do I. And I have
43:23
Speaker 4: to say, I was looking at a comment before on
43:26
Speaker 4: one of my Facebook posts here and let me see
43:29
Speaker 4: if I can pull it up real quick, because I
43:30
Speaker 4: thought it was interesting. Let me see here.
43:37
Speaker 3: Here it is.
43:39
Speaker 4: So I posted a video of the car the rear
43:44
Speaker 4: view right where the car goes after the cop and
43:47
Speaker 4: then somebody for the sake, I'm going to say of
43:49
Speaker 4: propaganda response to somebody else that's on here. A woman
43:52
Speaker 4: named Jody Henman. Shout out to Jody. She says, leaving
43:56
Speaker 4: the car in park would have prevented the shooting. And
43:58
Speaker 4: she's right. Had this woman when they said stop the
44:00
Speaker 4: car and get out, she would have put that car
44:02
Speaker 4: and park and gotten out, she'd be okay, right, she
44:06
Speaker 4: would have gotten locked up and had her day in
44:08
Speaker 4: court and whatever. But guess what, and likely nothing would
44:13
Speaker 4: have happened. If we're being frank right, They probably would
44:15
Speaker 4: have put handcuffs on her, called the local police department
44:18
Speaker 4: saying there she's obstructing, and they might have given her
44:22
Speaker 4: some sort of federal charge. But I'm pretty sure she
44:24
Speaker 4: would have probably just gotten like a disorderly person's charge
44:27
Speaker 4: from the locals. And guess what the locals were not
44:29
Speaker 4: going to do and give her any charges. They were
44:31
Speaker 4: going to cut her loose, say right, lady, just stay
44:32
Speaker 4: out of their way if if they even say that.
44:36
Speaker 4: But no, she decided to point the car right at
44:39
Speaker 4: the cop, turned the wheel toward the cop, hit the gas.
44:43
Speaker 4: He decided to pull out his gun and lick off
44:45
Speaker 4: three shots. And then another gentleman here comments on miss
44:50
Speaker 4: Hinman's comment, mister Marquez, Todd Marquez, and he says, so
44:56
Speaker 4: would properly trained agents. There are several law enforcement officer
45:00
Speaker 4: sitting in prison for doing this exact same thing. Under
45:03
Speaker 4: no circumstances does an officer have the right to claim
45:06
Speaker 4: self defense when he placed himself in harm's way. Now,
45:09
Speaker 4: this is clearly wrong. And I don't care if Todd
45:12
Speaker 4: is a cop or not. I can tell you at
45:14
Speaker 4: least by the laws in the state of New York,
45:16
Speaker 4: in the state in New Jersey, cops put themselves in
45:19
Speaker 4: danger all the time. It's literally what they're trained to do.
45:23
Speaker 4: And you do so, you do dangerous things as carefully
45:26
Speaker 4: as possible. And this cop was standing in the right place.
45:30
Speaker 4: She positioned her vehicle to go after him. He got
45:35
Speaker 4: out of the way and defended himself, and he did
45:37
Speaker 4: get hit. You've seen the video. He gets hit, he
45:40
Speaker 4: slides to the side. If he had not slid to
45:43
Speaker 4: the side, he would have been hit and he would
45:45
Speaker 4: have flown instead. He kind of got hit on the
45:48
Speaker 4: side because he was already shifting out of the way,
45:52
Speaker 4: and anyway, he goes on, mister Marquez, before I get
45:55
Speaker 4: it to that, and he says, under no circumstances does
45:58
Speaker 4: an officer have the right to claim self defense when
46:00
Speaker 4: he placed himself in harms way, that's a lie. Then
46:04
Speaker 4: he says, next, it's clear the agent reached into the
46:07
Speaker 4: vehicle in an aggressive manner. Now that is the other
46:09
Speaker 4: agent that was trying to get her to stop aggressive manner. Yeah,
46:13
Speaker 4: cops get aggressive, they use force. It's called the use
46:16
Speaker 4: of force. It's literally guidelines on it. What's going on here,
46:19
Speaker 4: mister Marcus, you missed that day in the police academy. Anyway,
46:22
Speaker 4: let's continue and if you're around, sir, give me a call.
46:26
Speaker 4: Eight seven seven Valdez won. But it's got to be soon.
46:30
Speaker 4: I'm not going to talk about this forever. Then he
46:32
Speaker 4: goes on says, truth be told. This lady was acting
46:36
Speaker 4: in self defense. Defense. So now we call resisting arrest
46:40
Speaker 4: acting in self defense. Imagine if every single person that
46:43
Speaker 4: was ever arrested by the police, when the police decide
46:47
Speaker 4: to use force, and they say, no, I was just
46:50
Speaker 4: defending myself. Ah no, it's not assault on it off,
46:53
Speaker 4: I'm just defending myself. No, I was a resisting arrest,
46:56
Speaker 4: its defending myself. No, it's not felony, evading an evading capture.
47:01
Speaker 4: I was running away. I was scared. Are you for real,
47:04
Speaker 4: mister Marcus? I mean, really, what type of cush are
47:08
Speaker 4: you smoking? Then he goes on, Uh, this agent is
47:15
Speaker 4: a murderer who deserves the death penalty for his crimes
47:19
Speaker 4: and stupidity. Two exclamation points. Then he goes on, two
47:23
Speaker 4: of the three shots were fired when the agent was
47:25
Speaker 4: standing beside the car. Yes, that's right. Just so you know,
47:29
Speaker 4: mister Marcus, you do not unholster your weapon in any
47:34
Speaker 4: of these fifty states with the intention of issuing a
47:41
Speaker 4: less than lethal dose of force. All right, did you
47:46
Speaker 4: get that? Cop takes out their gun, they're going to
47:51
Speaker 4: kill you. Cop takes out a taser, they're using less
47:55
Speaker 4: than lethal force. Cop takes out a baton, same thing.
48:00
Speaker 4: Cop takes out oh see, or pepper spray. Same thing.
48:04
Speaker 4: Cop takes out the gun. Now, I know there are
48:07
Speaker 4: some guidelines in some departments that say if you're a
48:09
Speaker 4: smaller officer, and some females have done this, if they're
48:12
Speaker 4: on a stop alone, they may pull out their gun
48:16
Speaker 4: as a precaution, but typically they're you know, they can
48:19
Speaker 4: hold you at gunpoint. But again the intention is I'm
48:22
Speaker 4: going to kill you if you threaten, and they do
48:25
Speaker 4: that because they're in fear of their life. Right. You're
48:27
Speaker 4: a five foot three cop, one hundred and ten pounds,
48:29
Speaker 4: you're waiting for backup doing a stop on a highway,
48:33
Speaker 4: and the person in the front seat six foot seven bodybuilder,
48:37
Speaker 4: just making an example. You know what, do you start
48:41
Speaker 4: sit in the car? I don't want to sit in
48:42
Speaker 4: the car. All right, Well, guess what I'm gonna pull
48:44
Speaker 4: my gun on. You see the only line of defense
48:45
Speaker 4: I have. What am I gonna do? Wrestle? You use
48:47
Speaker 4: my Brazilian jiu jitsu? Maybe maybe not. I mean Brazilian
48:52
Speaker 4: jiu jitsu is great, but come on. So now he
48:56
Speaker 4: goes on. Though he goes on to see last night
49:00
Speaker 4: vehicle last I checked vehicles don't move sideways. Sir, you
49:04
Speaker 4: are in the land of make belief. He had already
49:08
Speaker 4: given a shot. You're not gonna stop there, and all
49:11
Speaker 4: of this happened in about four seconds. She's lucky she
49:15
Speaker 4: didn't get the rest of his clip. Unbelievable. Thus, he
49:20
Speaker 4: was not in immediate danger when he fired the next
49:23
Speaker 4: two shots. Let me tell you, man, this is a
49:25
Speaker 4: guy who I can guarantee you I would bet anything
49:29
Speaker 4: that I'm willing to lose, which I don't like losing.
49:31
Speaker 4: But I would say this guy voted for Bernie Sanders.
49:35
Speaker 4: I'd also say he likely wears funny, funny looking socks
49:39
Speaker 4: and shows them off as often as he can. And
49:43
Speaker 4: I would also venture to say that I'll stop there.
49:49
Speaker 4: I think you know where I'm going anyway, mister Marquez.
49:53
Speaker 4: Let's see, let's just call it what it is, a
49:56
Speaker 4: poorly trained agent who's a danger to his coworkers and
49:59
Speaker 4: the public. Now you know what's interesting here is it
50:01
Speaker 4: seems like he was only a danger to the woman
50:04
Speaker 4: trying to kill him. So again, oxymoronic point, agents and
50:08
Speaker 4: officers like this man who used his training to save
50:12
Speaker 4: his life as he was trained to. I'm adding that
50:15
Speaker 4: he says, agents and officers like this man get their
50:18
Speaker 4: fellow agents and officers killed. Now what's interesting is again, no,
50:22
Speaker 4: the only thing that was going to kill that man
50:23
Speaker 4: was a woman that likely shares the same ideology as
50:26
Speaker 4: you and your funny socks. That was what was going
50:28
Speaker 4: to get him killed. Then he finishes off with I
50:30
Speaker 4: would never work next to someone so stupid. I'm surprised
50:36
Speaker 4: he's lived this long and again missing the point here, Todd.
50:39
Speaker 4: This guy is alive today, that woman is not. I
50:42
Speaker 4: think it's a point well received. I couldn't write all
50:46
Speaker 4: that out anyway. This is a very long comment he made,
50:49
Speaker 4: but I will. Maybe later I will say, hey, Todd,
50:52
Speaker 4: I responded to your thoughts on the show. Check it
50:54
Speaker 4: out if you want. I doubt he'll listen. It's going
50:56
Speaker 4: to be difficult for him, but anyway, I just wanted
50:58
Speaker 4: to share that, and again, whenever I see interest comments,
51:00
Speaker 4: I will share those. If you want to join us,
51:02
Speaker 4: you know the phone number, and that's a text line
51:04
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51:07
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51:09
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51:13
Speaker 4: it comes in as a text. Just put it in
51:15
Speaker 4: your text and you can text and I will see
51:17
Speaker 4: it and I will read it on the show. Anyway,
51:20
Speaker 4: there is more to come. Straight ahead, we're going to
51:22
Speaker 4: continue the conversation, wrapping it up shortly. Tomorrow's Friday. We're
51:26
Speaker 4: gonna have Jill Robin Payne on the show. We're going
51:28
Speaker 4: to talk about families that are estranged, and again that
51:31
Speaker 4: stemmed from I think at the beginning of the year
51:33
Speaker 4: I mentioned that or earlier this week, I should say,
51:36
Speaker 4: because that was really the real beginning of the year
51:39
Speaker 4: that over the Christmas break, I was watching YouTube and
51:43
Speaker 4: I saw Oprah Winfrey's show, and I'd never watched a
51:45
Speaker 4: full oprand which you take two. I'd never watched a
51:48
Speaker 4: full Oprah Winfree show until that day, and it was
51:51
Speaker 4: a fascinating, fascinating episode of Maybe I'll share it on Facebook,
51:55
Speaker 4: so you guys can click on the link if you
51:57
Speaker 4: want to watch it. But it was very fascinating to
51:59
Speaker 4: me because I didn't know there were so many people
52:01
Speaker 4: that took so much pride in cutting off their family.
52:04
Speaker 4: They call it going no contact. So we're gonna get
52:06
Speaker 4: into that with our one of our favorite, one of
52:10
Speaker 4: my favorite shrinks on the radio, Joe Robin Paine, shall
52:12
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52:15
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53:13
Speaker 4: a quick commercial break, shall we we shall? And I'm
53:17
Speaker 4: watching this video. This thing is hysterical. It sounds like
53:20
Speaker 4: the setup for a joke, but it is actually that funny.
53:22
Speaker 4: You've got Nico, that's my budo in a jail cell
53:24
Speaker 4: with p Diddy and then guess what incomes? And trumpeto
53:28
Speaker 4: to all this magnus and he talks to guess who. Okay,
53:32
Speaker 4: my li it is. You can't make it up?
53:35
Speaker 11: Yo?
53:35
Speaker 4: Would you get arrested for because I have too much oil?
53:38
Speaker 9: Me too?
53:38
Speaker 4: Brok, you want to know what my favorite food is?
53:41
Speaker 3: Once my duros cabron? What are you talking about?
53:44
Speaker 8: Diddy?
53:44
Speaker 9: Hey? Senor Trump?
53:46
Speaker 3: Let me out?
53:47
Speaker 4: Yes, let him go.
53:48
Speaker 11: You can't do that, so you upset because Venezuelans might
53:52
Speaker 11: put up pictures of me on their fridge every year
53:54
Speaker 11: in honor of their freedom.
53:56
Speaker 7: No, you can't just start military operations without con and
54:00
Speaker 7: you definitely can't arrest another country's president.
54:03
Speaker 4: Look.
54:04
Speaker 11: Obama killed Osama, no congressional approval. Obama invaded Libya, the
54:09
Speaker 11: operation killed Kadafi, no approval. Biden killed the al Qaeda
54:13
Speaker 11: leader in twenty twenty two, no congressional approval, and I
54:17
Speaker 11: swoop in and brings the man alive back to the US.
54:20
Speaker 11: Democrats go crazy. You guys need to stop being absolute hypocrites.
54:25
Speaker 7: Whatever you are, a dictator, freemduro, freemduro.
54:30
Speaker 4: Let's be honest.
54:31
Speaker 11: Before the arrest, most liberals didn't even know who Nicolas
54:35
Speaker 11: Maduro was.
54:37
Speaker 4: Arresting a sitting president violates international law.
54:40
Speaker 11: Yeah, only if that person is recognized as head of state.
54:44
Speaker 11: And US doesn't recognize Maduro as a legitimate president because
54:47
Speaker 11: he's not. He's a dictator. Head of immunity is an automatic.
54:52
Speaker 11: It depends on recognition, not self declaration.
54:54
Speaker 4: Oh, I don't care, Free Maduro.
54:58
Speaker 11: Sin signor Tom Freemi. By the way, where's your Venezuelan
55:02
Speaker 11: flag though? Nine months ago, Ukraine flags eight months ago,
55:06
Speaker 11: Palestine flags six months ago, Iranian flags, and now Venezuela
55:11
Speaker 11: flags everywhere? So you liberals stand for every country except
55:15
Speaker 11: the United States?
55:16
Speaker 3: What else?
55:17
Speaker 8: Ah?
55:20
Speaker 4: That was so funny, listen. I live for a good laugh.
55:24
Speaker 4: But that's actually what's going on here. We're making all
55:26
Speaker 4: sorts of nonsensical arguments to try and defend the indefensible,
55:31
Speaker 4: and we can't do that, right, That's not how real
55:34
Speaker 4: life works, so I, for one, I'm happy I found
55:37
Speaker 4: that video. Shout out to old gen x one. I
55:40
Speaker 4: think that's the handle on that. And if you want
55:42
Speaker 4: to see the video again, it's on my Instagram. Feel
55:44
Speaker 4: free to take a look at it. I would enjoy that,
55:46
Speaker 4: and I only put it there. It may be on
55:49
Speaker 4: my Facebook because sometimes they cross posts. Otherwise I have
55:52
Speaker 4: to go and put it on every one of them,
55:54
Speaker 4: and it's just a painting about Sometimes the Instagram really
55:57
Speaker 4: is user friendly, at least for me. I wanted to
55:59
Speaker 4: play for you because I feel like we've entered the
56:01
Speaker 4: twilight zone right. We truly are in a place where
56:04
Speaker 4: we're like, hey, what's going on here? Since when did
56:07
Speaker 4: bad become good and good become bad and up become
56:09
Speaker 4: down and down become up. It's because of all of
56:12
Speaker 4: this craziness that we've started to embrace this relativism, moral relativism,
56:18
Speaker 4: the idea that we can create whatever truth we want,
56:20
Speaker 4: that men can be women and women can be men. Personally,
56:23
Speaker 4: I think that's not only a sin, but it's become
56:26
Speaker 4: quite normal in our society to try and normalize sin. Ultimately,
56:31
Speaker 4: that's what it really comes down to. This has always
56:33
Speaker 4: been about good versus evil. This is not about some
56:37
Speaker 4: sort of taking the moral high ground. And this is
56:39
Speaker 4: why I'm always talking about staying away from emotions and
56:42
Speaker 4: focusing on logic, because they will emotionally hijack you. And
56:45
Speaker 4: when I say they, I mean the left, the aocs
56:47
Speaker 4: of the world, the Bernie Sanders of the world. Right,
56:49
Speaker 4: Bernie Sanders, if he's losing an argument, he'll just come
56:52
Speaker 4: out and say, do you think it's okay that one percent,
56:54
Speaker 4: one percent of all the people in this world, that
56:57
Speaker 4: one percent make all the money the billionaire And right
57:00
Speaker 4: away people start going, hey, man, I don't know, maybe
57:02
Speaker 4: that makes sense. You might be right. I don't think
57:04
Speaker 4: that's good. It's very bad. Why is it? Why do
57:06
Speaker 4: we have poverty? And then people like Bill Gates? Why
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Speaker 4: These are fake ideas. There's never been a society on
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