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Veteran, Patriot, Leader, Author Allen West joins The Big Mig Show |EP446 · The Big Mig Show

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  All men are. Created equal that they are
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  endowed by their Creator. With certain unalienable rights
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  by. Liberty.
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  If liberty means anything at all, it means right to tell
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  people what they do not want to hear.
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  Make America great again. Welcome back to the Big Meg
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  show. Of course George is in the
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  holiday spirit giving us all that Christmassy intro
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  modification like it does. Well, hopefully they did.
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  Hopefully they can see what was going on there.
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  Of course you know this is the Big Meg show.
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  I'm Lance Miliaccio and of course George Ballantine, my Co
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  host Tip of the spirit. Because if liberty means
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  anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they
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  do not want to hear. I want.
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  To show it to you guys real quick, Lance, I'm going to
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  interrupt because look at that, look at it.
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  Look at the Christmas spirit in those pictures.
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  Even a bit of a mod. You dude's got a beard and hat.
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  Look at him. I, I like it and I, I like the
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  fact that you got all the mods in there and you're of course,
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  we appreciate them always the subscribers and the listeners.
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  So you look, you know, you know, on this show, it's always edge
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  and also tell you the truth. We got a great guest tonight.
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  I'm excited about it. George Ballantine, you, you were
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  All right, listen, we're joined tonight by Allen W, leader,
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  author, patriot, speaker, veteran.
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  This guy's a great guy. Alabama fan.
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  He's a Bama fan. Oh man, there's going to be
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  there is going to be a battle Royale that is not true.
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  But when it comes out another big college fan like George, big
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  fan all about it. I'm going to go into his bio,
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  I'll go here in a minute, but before we start, I've got to set
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  the mood that I thought was really kind of family driven.
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  I like this guy's message. I wanted to put it out for you
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  guys cuz it is holidays and I think it makes a lot of sense
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  what he's saying here. So here we go.
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  Let's go ahead and fire. Man, everybody's running out to
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  get that last minute gift. They're running out to get
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  something to throw under the tree.
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  So somebody has something to open and be excited and that's
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  great. Those are those are good things.
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  But there are other gifts that we need to give our children and
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  our families. Things like health,
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  demonstrating a healthy lifestyle, an active lifestyle,
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  the gift of peace. But we're not planning and
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  whining about the busyness of the season or whining about
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  traffic. Maybe we need to give the gift
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  of spiritual development where we're leading our children in a
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  spiritual destination. Maybe it's time for us to grab
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  the axe or the machete and begin clearing a road that our family
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  can follow. That's a gift that we can give
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  to our family, even financial development or future
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  development. Give them a purpose.
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  Give them a mission. Show them what it means to live
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  a life of intentionality so they're not wandering in their
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  own life. That's a gift that we can give.
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  There are far greater things that we can throw under a tree
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  that we can give our family, right?
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  Maybe it's time to give a real gift to our family this year.
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  Not something that comes into stocking, not something that you
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  unwrap, but something that lasts a lifetime.
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  A legacy. Here's the deal.
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  You cannot leave a legacy that you don't live.
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  It's time to live right now. I believe in you.
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  It's time to go make it happen. Let's go.
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  Let's go. Let's.
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  Go. Yeah, I like the message.
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  So Allen W Lieutenant Colonel, retired.
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  He's a constitutional conservative, combat veteran,
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  former member of the US Congress.
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  He serves as chairman of the Republican Party of Texas.
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  He's currently the executive director of the American
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  Constitutional Rights Union. His life has been defined as one
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  of service, sacrifice and commitment to this Republic,
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  United States of America. His messages of freedom and
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  liberty resonate with everyday Americans, making him a soft
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  after public speaker and one with a robust social media
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  presence. Man, let's bring him in.
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  George. No reason you guys can get into
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  battle Royale of college. You're.
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  Going off right now. Ready.
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  Welcome to the big, big show, Allen West.
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  It's good to be with you, Lance and George, but I just, I can't
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  understand why this guy from New Jersey cheers for Alabama.
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  At least I went to the University of Tennessee and did
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  graduate from there. But that's OK.
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  I know that you got the people out there that kind of want to
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  join in with the the winning team.
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  Oops. I'm sorry, Tennessee has beat
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  Alabama the last. 2 they did the last few years you.
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  See what he did to you. 20. 4/7. Next.
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  To you. Well, you know here.
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  Here's the saying that we say up on Rocky Top, Roll Tide Roll.
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  Around the bowl, Roll Tide Roll. You know what you should tell
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  the Ohio fans? And he's trying times.
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  You must roll with a tide and buck with the eye.
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  Well, hey, let me ask you this. Are you at least on cheer for
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  Tennessee? They're an SEC team against Ohio
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  State tomorrow night. Yeah, I don't like Ohio State,
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  of course, I told you that before.
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  We just spoke about that behind the scenes.
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  I I think Tennessee has a great shot of winning.
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  I'll keep it real. I'll keep it real.
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  You want. Me to come over.
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  You want me to fly to Texas? We'll hang out.
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  You know, here I, I just want, you know.
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  Just here it is. If everybody doesn't know,
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  that's Tennessee's cheer song, of course, their their anthem.
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  I guess. So let's let's do this.
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  Let's talk about, you know, Alan, I, I let me say this up
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  front. You know, I'm a fan of the way
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  you have, you know, served this country in a lot of different
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  ways. I've watched you for a long
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  time. I'd love to see you in the Trump
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  administration in some, some manner.
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  I don't know if that's on the table.
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  I hope it is. I want to see Trump surround
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  himself with warriors. We were talking about Tom Holman
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  backstage and how much I appreciate and respect Tom
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  Holman. And you're you're one of those
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  guys. I like to see him and there's
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  many Flynn and many others that I'd like to see.
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  I'd like to see Brigadier General Anthony Tata back in
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  there. I know he's doing really well as
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  an author, but I think he's the kind of warriors we need.
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  I'm going to let's, let's start off with a little bit, just a
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  little more background with you, George, throw up that GOP.
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  So you're working with the GOP in Dallas.
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  You know, and I know Dallas has turned into a blue city.
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  It's tough because they really do want to flip Texas.
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  I know the Democrats are putting a lot of money into Texas.
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  They're trying to do everything they can.
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  I know Soros has even got his hand in down there.
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  Tell me how that's going down there.
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  And maybe we can talk a little bit about an election integrity
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  along with that. Well.
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  I'll. Tell you one of the blueprints
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  the progressive socialists left and how they flip a red state is
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  that they come in and they take over the major urban population
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  centers. And one of the sad things that
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  has happened up to this point, this election cycle was an
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  incredible change, an incredible shift, is that Republican
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  political consultants, you know, the, the hired hands always tell
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  Republicans don't worry about talking to people in the inner
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  cities, the blacks and Hispanics.
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  But yet that's exactly where we should be delivering our
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  message. And I think that this past
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  election cycle showed exactly how important that is because
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  everyone wants to have safety and security.
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  Everyone wants to have better education opportunities, better
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  economic opportunities. And the policies of the Democrat
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  Party have abjectly failed in these urban population centers.
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  And so I think that you're going to start seeing a shift.
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  I'll give you a great case of the point.
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  There are 14 border counties here in Texas along the Rio
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  Grande Valley border. Mexico Republicans, Donald Trump
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  won 12 out of 14. Some of those counties hadn't
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  been Republican in 100 years. We saw a really big shift and we
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  closed the gap, the voter differential with Democrats here
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  in Dallas County because we took our message to people.
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  So I think you're going to start seeing a change.
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  And when you look at what's going on in Chicago where you
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  have blacks that are wearing T-shirts saying flip Chicago red
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  and they're just giving the, the bejesus to Mayor Brandon Johnson
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  about this illegal immigration issue because they don't want
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  crime and criminality. So I, I think that right now
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  Texas is, you know, very secure as a red state.
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  And I think that we'll start whittling down some of these
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  urban population centers, making them less blue, maybe a little
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  purple, and hopefully we can get back to them being red.
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  Now, certain places like the Austin, TX and Travis County, I
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  don't know how long it's going to take to do that because the
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  University of Texas is one of the most far left liberal
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  universities in the country, but we can at least try.
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  Well, you were elected. I think you've now you share the
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  Dallas County Republican Party. You know what initiatives?
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  I know you've done some I'd like to hear because what you're
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  doing there really needs to be mirrored across the country.
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  I know you've had some great success there.
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  What kind of initiatives you've implemented to strengthen the
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  party's presidents in Dallas? Well.
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  First and foremost, you got to give people a thing.
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  You have to give people some type of vision.
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  So our theme here at the Dallas County Republican Party is fight
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  local and when national because one of the things that
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  Republicans have been horrible at are really focusing on the
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  City Council elections, the school board elections, county
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  Commission elections. So when you look at a place like
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  Dallas County in the state of Texas and the fact that Dallas
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  County does not have a single elected Republican in any type
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  of elected position. I mean, not on the county
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  Commission, not the District Attorney, not the treasurer, not
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  nothing tax assessment, none of these positions.
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  So I think it's very important as we get ready to go into the
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  May municipal, but actually we start looking at some of these
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  critical City Council and mayoral races all across this
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  Metroplex, which is like the 9th or 10th largest.
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  But I think that's the key thing.
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  Also, getting out there and getting precinct chairs because
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  you've got to have an effective ground game.
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  You have to leverage all the social media tools that you
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  have. We have this tool called Project
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  Broadcast that we use with our precinct chairs to get a message
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  out to, you know, folks within these precincts.
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  And we saw that we're precinct chairs were active and working
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  hard. We have a lot of success.
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  And the other thing is that we did a really good job filling up
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  all of these election judges positions and poll workers and
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  poll watcher positions. And we were able to report a lot
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  of nefarious actions that occurred.
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  And we got under the skin of the election supervisor here in
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  Dallas County and the County Commission to the point now
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  they're challenging ES and S about maybe withdrawing their
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  contract with them here in Dallas County because of all the
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  failures that we brought out and the things that we saw well.
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  You know, I, I always, I've been saying this with the Trump
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  coming in, you know, we have the House, the Senate is they have
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  less than two years to get a lot of stuff done.
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  And one of the things I would love to see them get done is
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  pass law where they ban all these machines.
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  I agree. Well, that's what needs to be
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  done. Is is really hard because you
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  know, you don't want to have elections federalized, but
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  definitely elections that are at the national level.
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  So those elections every two years, they can't reach down and
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  touch, you know, local municipal elections or some state
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  elections. But if those elections are
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  occurring in a federal cycle life we just saw in 2024.
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  Absolutely. But I still think that here in
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  the state of Texas, where we have a 88 to 62 majority in the
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  Texas State House, we have a large majority in the Texas
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  State Senate. We have a Lieutenant governor
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  and a governor, Republican attorney general.
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  That is Republicans we need to be pushing, you know, hand
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  counted paper ballots and also voting at the precinct level.
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  That's something that we could pass at the state level.
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  And I believe that's a huge initiative that Republican
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  RedState governors and legislature should be passing
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  and pushing for right now. I think that one of the big
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  things you saw in the difference from four years ago to where we
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  are today, people were more tuned to a lot of the
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  shenanigans that the left will try to pull.
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  They did not allow judges and secretaries of state and people
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  like that to change election law.
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  And I think that's what you saw in many of the battleground
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  states. And you even look and saw what
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  they tried to do in Pennsylvania.
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  And immediately you have lawsuits like they.
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  Got away with it in 20/20/2024 kind of like pulled back, but
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  still they should have never got away with it in 2020.
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  That's our judicial system is messed up.
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  But listen, I love Ken Paxton over there in Texas.
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  But one of the like also Houston, you have the District
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  Attorney, Kim August. Yeah.
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  She's been, she's been changing her views and I don't know if
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  she's going to totally go to the Republican side or what, but
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  she's, she's starting to stand up.
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  I, you know, at least for some morals.
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  That's good, you know. I think what's.
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  Tricky is the consensus of the American public right now is
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  that none of and I think it's both sides of the aisle really.
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  I think the American public is when you look at social media,
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  it's a it's a constant topic that nobody seems to really
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  trust our current election system.
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  It doesn't matter whether it's a count state, you know, city,
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  state or federal level. And I don't you know what you
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  know, the question is how do we really get it?
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  So it's back to a place where no matter who gets elected, you
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  support who's elected because you know, it was legitimate.
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  There's so there's a major lack of legitimacy across the country
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  when it comes to elections. Well.
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  Again, I think that that's where we start looking at going back
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  to, you know, hand counted paper ballots.
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  I think it's important that we go back to precinct level
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  voting. I believe without a doubt, we
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  have to make sure that, you know, you look at the states
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  that Kamala Harris won, the majority of them had no voter ID
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  requirements. And I really think that's why
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  the left is so apoplectic about the deportation of, you know,
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  illegal immigrants because that has become a voter base in many
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  of these areas. And also, it's a base that
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  they're trying to use to skew the representation because of
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  the census count. So we have to start looking.
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  You got to really understand what the the opposition's goals
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  and objectives are. You know, it's funny because
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  when we talk about 2020, Eric Holder wrote an article, I
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  believe in Time magazine, and there was a title how COVID can
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  permanently change elections in the United States of America.
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  What did he talk about? Unsolicited mail in ballots.
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  That's completely unconstitutional.
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  But yet that's what they did in 2020.
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  And we should have blocked that. We should not have had ballots
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  just being mailed out against a voter registration list that in
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  many cases have not been reviewed.
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  But coming back to what George was talking about with Tim Ogg,
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  you know, she was pushed out by the progressive socialist, the
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  leftist down there in Harris County.
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  And so I think that there's a great opportunity to to leverage
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  her. And you are all right.
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  You started. She came out and endorsed Ted
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  Cruz in this last election cycle.
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  There's no such thing as the Blue Dog Democrats anymore.
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  The old conservative Democrats has totally been taken over and
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  held high. Some thought of the left.
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  And from what you see on the news media, they are doubling,
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  tripling and quadrupling down. And I think that they can go
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  into political exile for, I don't know, 12 to maybe 20 years
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  if Republicans do exactly what they have been mandated to do.
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  And also social, social courage. You know, and, and that's one
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  thing that George and I, you know, talk about constantly on
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  this show is that the Republicans, the, the, the, the
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  lack of unity and, and to be honest with you, I often use the
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  statement cowards and traitors. You know, we've got one side of
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  the, the political aisle that's actively doing whatever they
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  can, in my opinion, to destroy the country from within.
• 18:45
  And then you've got the ineffective side of the
• 18:47
  Republicans where they stomp their feet.
• 18:49
  They make a lot of noise. They hold committees and
• 18:52
  hearings and they say there's going to be accountability and
• 18:54
  consequences. And yet there never is.
• 18:56
  And then when it comes time to vote, they, they just seem like
• 19:00
  they can't support each other and they want to make excuses.
• 19:02
  And, and they just continue to, you know, talk, talk, talk with
• 19:06
  a bunch of rhetoric that never really goes anywhere.
• 19:08
  And we just have to get rid of that.
• 19:09
  We need effective leadership and we need unification on that side
• 19:13
  of the aisle if we're ever going to get anything done, don't you
• 19:15
  think? No, you're absolutely right.
• 19:16
  And what you end up seeing is that when Democrats and
• 19:19
  majority, they're too radical. No one talks about
• 19:22
  bipartisanship or what have you. When Democrats in the minority,
• 19:27
  they're tenacious. And, you know, all of a sudden,
• 19:29
  the word bipartisan comes up and Republicans, for whatever stupid
• 19:32
  reason, they buy into that. You know, I'll give you a case
• 19:35
  in point. I don't know if you've been
• 19:36
  following the saga of our speaker of the House down here.
• 19:39
  They failing. OK, Well, then you know exactly
• 19:43
  what's going on. And people here in Texas,
• 19:45
  they're tired of that. They're tired of, you know,
• 19:47
  electing Republicans that go down.
• 19:49
  They have a majority in the Texas State House, but yet they
• 19:52
  want to join with the Democrats and they want to give Democrats,
• 19:55
  you know, very important committee chairman positions and
• 19:59
  then the legislative priorities of the Republican Party in
• 20:02
  Texas. And Republicans, it ends up not
• 20:04
  happening because you have Republicans that are blocking it
• 20:08
  and working with Democrats. Because if you're asking for
• 20:10
  Democrats to support you and being the Speaker of the House,
• 20:14
  then there has to be a quid pro quo.
• 20:16
  And and that's what people are tired of.
• 20:18
  People are really tired of Republican.
• 20:21
  And I don't like, you know, talking about lino or whatever,
• 20:23
  but you know, what is a moderate?
• 20:26
  I mean, is it a person that wakes up in the morning, they,
• 20:28
  you know, put their finger up in the air, say, OK, which way is
• 20:31
  the wind blowing today? We want to have principled
• 20:35
  constitutional conservatives. We want to have constitutional
• 20:38
  governments to Washington. DCI think that's what folks are
• 20:41
  looking for now. And Republican or Democrat is
• 20:45
  starting to mean less. It's about what are you doing as
• 20:48
  far as the relationship between the government, the institution
• 20:51
  of government, and the individual citizen.
• 20:54
  That's what people are looking for.
• 20:55
  How are you enabling, you know, my life, liberty and property.
• 20:59
  Let's talk about the real natural rights theory of John
• 21:02
  Locke. And that's what government has
• 21:05
  to get back to doing. And look, Donald Trump is laying
• 21:08
  out that agenda to do so. And if these Republicans don't
• 21:12
  get on board, we don't want to see a repeat of his first two
• 21:16
  years. When you have Mitch McConnell
• 21:17
  and Paul Ryan as the leadership in the House and Senate and they
• 21:21
  stymied everything. And the next thing you know,
• 21:23
  Republicans lose the House and the Senate, which really
• 21:25
  affected Donald Trump in his final two years.
• 21:27
  Well. McCarthy wasn't any better
• 21:29
  either. You're right, and Johnson is
• 21:33
  starting to show weakness. I I mean.
• 21:35
  Yeah, I mean for him even attempting to put that 1500 page
• 21:40
  bill down, he might have a hard time facing re election for
• 21:45
  Speaker of the House. What is it, January 3rd?
• 21:48
  I think they vote for it. But The thing is if they stole
• 21:51
  that the Republicans, then Trump can't get, they can't pass
• 21:58
  electoral votes. Electoral votes on the 6th.
• 22:00
  So I don't think Trump is going to allow that to happen.
• 22:03
  They're not going to stall his presidency.
• 22:05
  No, you know, but no, this, this might have hurt him, but.
• 22:08
  Strategically, don't you think, George?
• 22:10
  We talked about it on the show earlier today.
• 22:12
  Strategically, I feel like they're already trying to put up
• 22:15
  roadblocks. Even this bill, it was going to
• 22:18
  add another 3 to $5 trillion in debt.
• 22:21
  And they're already trying to play enough games, in my
• 22:23
  opinion, that they're trying to put roadblocks in it so Trump
• 22:27
  can't go in and be effective from day one.
• 22:29
  And having a deal. I don't care whether it was what
• 22:31
  they agreed to and allowing, you know, the, the use of missiles
• 22:34
  against Russia that they that shouldn't happen, of course.
• 22:37
  And the, and the execution of KERALAAB.
• 22:39
  We're hearing rumors that the CIA and NATO were involved in
• 22:42
  that. I don't know if it's true.
• 22:44
  We just heard it from some sources that are pretty
• 22:45
  reliable. You know, you've got, you know,
• 22:48
  clearly for the audience, you know, you're a retired
• 22:50
  Lieutenant Colonel. You've got tons of military
• 22:52
  experience and leadership, you know, and your, your approach,
• 22:56
  your military background, you know, I'm sure you use lots of
• 22:59
  that in your political leadership and decision making.
• 23:02
  I, you know, so often, you know, I always ask myself, is this the
• 23:05
  best we can do? I can't even think of her name.
• 23:07
  The congresswoman with the with the purple hair and then you've
• 23:10
  got AOC and then we've got Adam Schiff.
• 23:13
  Not only of these people, were they not successful in their
• 23:16
  business life and in their personal life, They're not
• 23:19
  successful in Congress and they never served in the military and
• 23:22
  they don't know about leadership.
• 23:23
  I just, it's hard for me to look at Congress and not think to
• 23:27
  myself, where did we get all these jackasses from?
• 23:30
  I mean, do we is it is that, is that what they want?
• 23:32
  They want jackasses that are compromised and they can
• 23:34
  control. Because as a guy that knows
• 23:36
  leadership, do you find yourself just like, man, how do these
• 23:39
  choices happen? How do these guys raise the
• 23:41
  amount of money they do? Because let's face it, they
• 23:43
  weaponize the money so that the real candidates, the people we'd
• 23:47
  like to see in the role of a congressional member can't even
• 23:50
  compete. Like Dave Williams out of
• 23:52
  Colorado. He did great work keeping
• 23:53
  fighting for Trump here in Colorado.
• 23:55
  He's an effective guy. He ran, couldn't get past the
• 23:58
  money, you know, 2-3 million dollars, $5,000,000 to get a get
• 24:01
  a job that only pays $174,000 a year.
• 24:04
  We know why they're doing it because they're planning on book
• 24:07
  deals, they're planning on insider trading, They're
• 24:09
  planning on lobbying money and foreign money.
• 24:12
  What are your thoughts on that, Alan?
• 24:13
  Because I get frustrated a lot where I started.
• 24:15
  I I think I start to have too much internal New York Bronx
• 24:18
  anger in me. Well, it was very frustrating
• 24:20
  for me. You know, I haven't come off
• 24:22
  battlefields and going up there as a member of Congress back in
• 24:26
  2011 because the, the, the military taught me that there
• 24:29
  are 5 aspects to leadership. There's courage, confidence,
• 24:33
  commitment, conviction and character.
• 24:35
  And I think in many ways a lot of that is lacking up on
• 24:38
  Washington, DC. But then again, it reflects back
• 24:41
  on us as a society. I think that we have forgotten
• 24:45
  what true principal leadership really is.
• 24:47
  And you look at some of these folks that are that are up
• 24:51
  there. I mean, they would have been
• 24:52
  laughing stocks back, you know, sometimes some some years ago.
• 24:55
  Once Upon a time, you know, people didn't even consider you
• 24:58
  to to represent them unless you had served in the military then
• 25:02
  willing to put your life on the life of the country.
• 25:04
  And so we have devalued so many basic fundamentals of our
• 25:08
  country. And furthermore, but not
• 25:10
  teaching civics. And, and I'm not just talking
• 25:13
  about in high school, I'm talking about college.
• 25:15
  I'm talking about, you know, adults that don't understand the
• 25:18
  three branches of government and their respective duties and
• 25:22
  roles and responsibilities. They don't understand the the 18
• 25:25
  duties, new enumerated duties of the Congress in Article 1,
• 25:29
  Section 8. I mean, it's very simple.
• 25:31
  I mean, when you sit up there and say we're going to allow 10s
• 25:34
  of millions of people to come into the country legal, that's
• 25:36
  the violation of the Constitution.
• 25:37
  Article 4, Section 4 known as the guarantee clause, Where was
• 25:42
  anyone saying you can't do that? This is treason.
• 25:45
  And so it is just, it is seditious conspiracy.
• 25:48
  It is seditious conspiracy. It is high crimes and
• 25:51
  misdemeanors. And that's not even debatable.
• 25:54
  I mean, it's chapter and verse out of the Constitution.
• 25:57
  So, you know, when you look at Article 2, the executive branch,
• 26:00
  the only title that is mentioned for president is commander in
• 26:04
  chief. It doesn't say anything about
• 26:06
  relieving college student loan debt.
• 26:08
  And so I just think that people have gotten so watered down and
• 26:13
  and they have forgotten their responsibility as citizens of
• 26:17
  the constitutional public. Look, any elected official that
• 26:20
  comes out and talks about democracy, America is not a
• 26:24
  democracy and they should be immediately.
• 26:27
  Republican. Absolutely.
• 26:29
  They should be immediately removed because they don't even
• 26:31
  understand the basic foundation of our nation.
• 26:36
  You. May know what I'm about to say
• 26:37
  this is and you may not. There's, there's been some
• 26:39
  independent groups including Anne Vandersteel and others that
• 26:42
  have been investigating the fact that many of our members of the
• 26:45
  executive branch and many of the people that the the judicial
• 26:50
  branch and the DOJ have never signed their oath of office.
• 26:53
  And even if they've signed their, the oath of office is
• 26:55
  absent along with the fact that the affidavit is not there.
• 26:58
  And the requirement by statute is that you have to sign that
• 27:01
  within 30 days. Some people think that they're
• 27:04
  not signing it because they feel like that by signing it they
• 27:07
  would be obligated to the Constitution and that allows
• 27:09
  them to operate non constitutionally,
• 27:11
  unconstitutionally and on top of it, which even which seems to me
• 27:16
  that when they don't sign it, the worst they're guilty of is
• 27:19
  impersonating a government official.
• 27:21
  It's a frightening. Thing I'm going to tell you from
• 27:24
  eyewitness accounts, you know when I became an officer in the
• 27:27
  United States Army. I had to stand there and I have
• 27:30
  to repeat you know I Alan Bernard West and Solemnist W
• 27:33
  supporting from the Constitution of the United States of America
• 27:36
  was all in his point of message out there true faith and
• 27:39
  religious to the same that I take this obligation for you
• 27:41
  without mental reservation or purpose of evasion that I will
• 27:45
  well thankfully discharge the duties of the office upon which
• 27:47
  I'm about to answer. So help me God.
• 27:49
  Yes, I have to sign that that that oh every time I got
• 27:53
  promoted even after that all the way up to Lieutenant Colonel.
• 27:57
  But when I was there in the United States House of
• 27:59
  Representatives. Guess what, nobody says no
• 28:02
  words. If you look at how it happens on
• 28:06
  when the the new Congress was sworn in, the speaker of the
• 28:09
  House repeats the words. No one down there in the body of
• 28:13
  the House of Representatives repeats those words.
• 28:15
  Some people don't even raise their right hand.
• 28:17
  And I kind of remember a couple of folks didn't even stand up.
• 28:21
  So you're right. I mean, how do you hold people
• 28:24
  accountable to, you know, their oath And and again, Joe Biden,
• 28:29
  Kamala Harris, they talked a note to protect, preserve and
• 28:32
  defend the Constitution of the United States of America.
• 28:34
  When you don't do it, borders are you should be removed.
• 28:38
  I mean, it's just, it's just that simple.
• 28:40
  No doubt I want to hear a story just came out today and actually
• 28:45
  Nancy Pelosi and her husband appear to have used unreported
• 28:49
  20 million to 28 million COVID pandemic grants to make their
• 28:54
  personal investments in a hotel profit misses per Real Clear
• 28:58
  investigations. Now what's crazy is they say the
• 29:03
  Arbage de la Sole investment held for decades by Paul Pelosi
• 29:07
  has rarely turned a significant profit until 2021.
• 29:12
  So I mean. Yeah, that would seem to be
• 29:15
  misuse of COVID funds, that it goes to your bottom line in
• 29:17
  profit versus the fact that I think you were supposed to run
• 29:20
  your business and pay your employees with it.
• 29:22
  So, you know, but again, Pelosi's gotten away with so
• 29:26
  much. She's been insider trading for
• 29:28
  decades. She's no different than Dianne
• 29:30
  Feinstein and many others. They've created this
• 29:32
  generational wealth on the backs of Americans.
• 29:36
  You know it's not enough that they want raises.
• 29:37
  The thing about Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, not the brightest
• 29:42
  bulb in there in the box, OK, she was a bartender.
• 29:46
  She gets elected to, to to the Congress.
• 29:49
  If you look it up, she has a high rise apartment, you know,
• 29:53
  there in Washington, DC over in that little area about by the
• 29:57
  the National Baseball Party. Oh yeah, I know you're talking
• 29:59
  expensive area. Yeah, I mean, I mean, when I was
• 30:03
  there, I found a little, you know, basement apartment that we
• 30:07
  nicknamed the Bat Cake, you know, and it just happened to be
• 30:10
  furnished and look, all I needed.
• 30:11
  I mean, I didn't even have a window.
• 30:13
  OK. But so how do how do people, you
• 30:18
  know, show up as a former bartender and the next thing you
• 30:22
  know, she has a high rise penthouse.
• 30:25
  I mean, almost a penthouse, but Harry Reid, they did have a
• 30:28
  penthouse apartment. All of these people that are
• 30:31
  showing up and enriching themselves when the founding
• 30:34
  fathers never meant for us to have, you know, politicians as a
• 30:40
  career pursuit. You were supposed to go up there
• 30:43
  and be a citizen legislator. And when they talked about
• 30:45
  recess and then she went back to your job, you went back to as a
• 30:49
  farmer, doctor, military, whatever, You were supposed to
• 30:53
  go there and do the business of legislating for the people for a
• 30:55
  period of time and then go back home.
• 30:58
  And, and so it is just absolutely incredible what the
• 31:01
  American people have allowed to to develop and matriculate over
• 31:06
  these years where we do have an elite class.
• 31:08
  We have the old Soviet Union Politburo and, and, and again,
• 31:13
  think about the fact that here are people that tried to write
• 31:16
  in or raise for themselves when understand this, there's only
• 31:20
  one constitutional mandated thing that Congress is supposed
• 31:24
  to do. Let's pass the budget now.
• 31:27
  If you are jamming in all this stuff at the end of the year,
• 31:30
  that means you did not do your one constitutionally mandated
• 31:33
  thing. How dare you sit up there and
• 31:35
  say that I want to have a raise when I didn't even do what I was
• 31:38
  supposed to do. And that was the frustrating
• 31:41
  thing for me when I was up there.
• 31:43
  Because in the military, you don't go home until the mission
• 31:46
  is accomplished. And yet what we continue to see
• 31:49
  at the weekend and we're going, you know, as soon as that gavel
• 31:52
  goes down, bam, they got cars from the staffers right up there
• 31:55
  parking at the Capitol Hill, taking them immediately to the
• 31:59
  to the airport. They're not doing the business
• 32:01
  of of governing this country. And that's the problem to me,
• 32:04
  leading by example, I mean, I think Joe Biden will go down in
• 32:07
  history as a president that took more vacation time than any
• 32:10
  other single president. You know, by a large number.
• 32:15
  It's a big number. Like I don't even know what it
• 32:16
  is now. I don't know how many days he's
• 32:17
  taken. I know he cut this vacation
• 32:19
  short because he came back in for whatever reason, whatever
• 32:22
  mischief he's up to. But, you know, at the end of the
• 32:24
  day, I think when you lack leadership and you will lack
• 32:26
  consequences for your actions. When people decide that there
• 32:30
  isn't a rule law, there is an equal application of the law,
• 32:33
  law equal protection under the law and weaponized agencies.
• 32:37
  They have done an excellent job of weaponizing the FBI and
• 32:40
  Department of Homeland Security. And you know, and the DOJI mean
• 32:43
  look at the DO JS oversight. Their oversight comes from the
• 32:46
  OIG, which is the DOJOPR Office of Professional Responsibility,
• 32:52
  which is the DOJ can Public Integrity Division, which is the
• 32:55
  DOJ Civil Rights Division, which is the DOJ.
• 32:58
  Those are the oversights for when they violate the laws,
• 33:01
  which they do often in the cases they bring criminally across the
• 33:04
  United States. They've done it over and over
• 33:06
  and over again where they're eavesdropping on people's phone
• 33:08
  calls or otherwise. And this is all over the
• 33:10
  Internet. But none of those prosecutors
• 33:12
  ever face any criminal action. In fact, they're lucky if they
• 33:16
  even get sanctioned. The courts let it slide through
• 33:19
  most of the defense counsel don't attack them in the way
• 33:21
  that they should because they they've got to go down and
• 33:23
  negotiate five other plea deals for five other cases they have
• 33:26
  pending. And when they do report it, the
• 33:28
  OIG goes, oh, no harm, no foul, OPR Office of Professional
• 33:32
  Responsibility. Oh, no, we don't really, really
• 33:33
  didn't find anything. It never comes to anything.
• 33:36
  And I think that's the problem. You know, when you think of the
• 33:38
  military, you screw up, you're going to pay the consequences
• 33:41
  for those actions. And at the end of the day, and,
• 33:43
  and swiftly, and I don't know about this, this military, I
• 33:46
  would talk about the military you're in.
• 33:47
  I don't know know where they're at now because now we're pushing
• 33:49
  progressive socialist ideologies and woke ISM and this DEI agenda
• 33:54
  in the military, which just frightens me because, you know,
• 33:56
  I want a hard hammer. I want a military that's well
• 34:00
  educated and is swift when it comes to action.
• 34:04
  And I don't need to worry about whether or not they're they're
• 34:06
  getting enough cross dressing transgender, you know, people
• 34:10
  that that somehow are supposed to represent this whole new
• 34:13
  thing in the military. I mean, listen, our recruitment
• 34:15
  numbers are in the tank. People don't even want to talk
• 34:18
  about that because what it is. So tell me this.
• 34:20
  I know you, you are the same as I am when it comes to this.
• 34:22
  And so is George. You know, what do you think when
• 34:25
  it comes to getting these conservative values back on
• 34:27
  track? And it's not Republican or
• 34:29
  liberal that I'm thinking I'm Republican or Democrat.
• 34:31
  It's just about faith, traditional values, you know,
• 34:35
  integrity, morality, and these people need to realize that you
• 34:41
  can't just do whatever you want and get away with it.
• 34:43
  Well, it starts at the top and you'd have to start a certain
• 34:46
  example when people look at someone like Angie McKay, Peter
• 34:49
  Strzok, his girlfriend, and you know, several others, you know
• 34:54
  Clapper who who sat up there and basically 30. 51 + 8 Yeah,
• 34:58
  Russian collusion. I mean, when they see all of
• 35:00
  this, they say, well, where's the standards up there?
• 35:03
  So why are you making me, you know, hold to the standards?
• 35:06
  You know, you know, I'm a gun owner and I know that if I lie
• 35:09
  on a Form 4473, which is my background check form, I'm done.
• 35:14
  This is felony offense. I'm gone.
• 35:16
  So yet you hunt a body, you can lie on it, you can get away with
• 35:20
  it, and you can get a full pardon and also a blanket pardon
• 35:24
  for 10 years. So people are seeing this and
• 35:27
  they're craving. They're craving for the rule of
• 35:30
  law to return. They're craving for leadership.
• 35:32
  They don't want to see an illegal immigrant come across in
• 35:36
  El Paso, get taxpayer funded benefits, get put on a bus or a
• 35:41
  plane sent to New York. Then it gets down to Georgia and
• 35:43
  murders a nursing student at the University of Georgia Tech and
• 35:46
  guess what's going to happen now?
• 35:48
  We're just going to take care of him for the rest of his life
• 35:50
  because you got life imprisonment, bullcrap.
• 35:53
  I say you turn them over to the folks and let them give him some
• 35:55
  Georgia justice or you execute him.
• 35:58
  He's a non state, non uniform belligerent in the United States
• 36:01
  of America illegally and he committed a crime.
• 36:03
  He's killing an American person. That's what people want to start
• 36:06
  seeing and they want to see elected officials.
• 36:09
  They want to see everyone held accountable.
• 36:11
  That's why people are going berserk in Chicago because you
• 36:15
  have illegals that are there getting more taxpayer dollars
• 36:18
  and attention. That's why people appalled that
• 36:20
  we have veterans 21 to 22 a day taking their lives and yet you
• 36:26
  have a legal standard five star hotels up in New York City and
• 36:29
  and all over the place. Yeah, $10,000 preloaded debit
• 36:33
  cards, Yes, they're getting EBT cards that they were calling the
• 36:36
  Magic EBT because it had no restrictions and no limit.
• 36:39
  No, they're preloaded with fourteen $15,000.
• 36:43
  They're getting healthcare that they're taking away from the VA
• 36:45
  people that need it. We've got veterans living on the
• 36:47
  street and they want to send more money to Ukraine in a war
• 36:51
  that was lost the day it was started.
• 36:52
  In my opinion, I don't think it ever could have been when, you
• 36:56
  know, well, we've got a little music crank in there.
• 36:57
  Alan. We're going to hold that thought
• 36:59
  for a minute. When we come back, we'll be
• 37:00
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• 37:04
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  They would run up to the bamboo fence and they would be shooting
• 39:21
  between the bamboo at the buildings, you know.
• 39:24
  Just shooting inside. The Wanted man is Joseph Kony,
• 39:28
  charged with abducting huge numbers of children, forcing
• 39:32
  them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.
• 39:35
  Somebody had to pay the price. Sam did that.
• 39:38
  Sam Childers never stopped because the bad things never
• 39:41
  stop. There is only one Sam Childer.
• 39:44
  There is no one else like him in the world.
• 39:47
  Then I said to him, I said, would you go now to get Kony in
• 39:51
  the Congo? He says, without a doubt, in a
• 39:52
  second. Now it's the DRC.
• 39:54
  Tell us what's happening to children in the DRC.
• 39:57
  You have ISIS there, you have Islamic State and you have ADF.
• 40:01
  Hey, Sandy, Joseph Kony's still alive.
• 40:03
  He's in the Congo. And now God has me in the Congo,
• 40:07
  you know, So hopefully we'll meet up one day.
• 40:10
  But maybe I can lead him to the Lord or send him there, One or
• 40:14
  the other. Huh.
• 40:27
  All right, welcome back to the Big Mig Show.
• 40:30
  Here we host George Balancing, Lance Migliacho and our very
• 40:33
  special guest, Alan W Yes, W, even though he's a Tennessee
• 40:38
  fam, it's all right. We're going to, we're good with
• 40:40
  that, right? I just want to I have a question
• 40:42
  for you Sir. Yes.
• 40:44
  How come I don't see you being put in this administration
• 40:47
  somewhere? You know, you know, you, you
• 40:50
  have to call the big people. So look, I am I'm ready and
• 40:56
  willing to serve without a doubt.
• 40:59
  And I think that I have a pretty decent background and and
• 41:02
  expertise in some different fields.
• 41:04
  And we'll see I. Mean you were congressman too.
• 41:07
  You're in the military, You're a veteran.
• 41:08
  You want to make a call for you? Hard to get you.
• 41:11
  Well, yeah, I mean, I appreciate it.
• 41:14
  I mean, if you, you know. You know, we have got been
• 41:18
  consulted on some of the picks. People have asked us what we
• 41:21
  thought. So you know, I would, I would in
• 41:24
  a second throw your hat in the ring.
• 41:25
  I just didn't know whether or not that was something you even
• 41:27
  had interest. In I don't know if miss guests
• 41:29
  want your way. We need more people like you in
• 41:33
  this administration because we have a limited amount of time to
• 41:35
  get things back on track. I'm not confident of what the
• 41:38
  next election will bring. In my opinion, we've got 2 1/2
• 41:41
  to three years and that's there's an awful lot of work to
• 41:43
  be done and there's a lot, awful lot of nefarious opposition
• 41:47
  running behind the scenes that. Don't.
• 41:48
  Well, you know, actually I will tell you what you probably got a
• 41:51
  year and a half because you know, when you start thinking
• 41:54
  about the midterm election cycle of 2026, I mean, that's going to
• 41:59
  be here before you know it. So it's, it's about a year and a
• 42:01
  half. And because everything is going
• 42:03
  to shut down, everything body is going to shut down as you get,
• 42:06
  you know, within that six month, you know, period to the to the
• 42:10
  midterm. So we got to make that case.
• 42:12
  We have to show improvements. I think it's a great argument.
• 42:16
  You know, I don't know about you.
• 42:17
  I know George is George, you know aren't.
• 42:19
  And we've talked about it. So I already know your answer,
• 42:21
  but I'm worried about our national security at this point.
• 42:26
  You know, George and I have worked with the NFSC for a
• 42:28
  while. They've given us Intel at
• 42:29
  different times. It was extremely accurate.
• 42:33
  They have whistleblowers or people inside of the CCP passing
• 42:36
  down information. But I but I, I think there's so
• 42:40
  many opportunities like that that we're missing.
• 42:42
  And I think it's because of the lack of leadership.
• 42:44
  George, what do you think? National security is an issue.
• 42:46
  I think it's a big issue because when everybody's so focused on
• 42:49
  the war in Ukraine, the war in Israel and Gaza and over there,
• 42:53
  no one's really focusing on the part of China's involvement and
• 42:57
  how they have a hand in Biden, what his what he's doing.
• 43:01
  You don't no one's talking about.
• 43:02
  And it's still a big thing because we still know that
• 43:05
  there's 10% going to the big guy from China, from certain areas,
• 43:09
  and no one's been talking about it.
• 43:11
  So what's a great diversion? What they've been doing, keeping
• 43:14
  us talking about Ukraine and Israel, Not bad on their part,
• 43:18
  but. Well, their direction and
• 43:20
  redirection. Alan, what do you think?
• 43:22
  Is national security at risk in the in the way that our military
• 43:26
  and our government is operating right now?
• 43:28
  Absolutely. It's huge.
• 43:29
  And, and when you already talked about the fact that we're not
• 43:32
  meeting our meeting, our recruitment and retention levels
• 43:35
  for our military, but let me just put it in some relative
• 43:38
  terms, 250,000 Americans lost in the Biden administration so far
• 43:45
  to fentanyl. Well, guess what?
• 43:47
  We lost 37 thousand Americans in the entire Korean War.
• 43:50
  We lost 58,000 Americans in the entire Vietnam War.
• 43:53
  So in less than four years, we've lost 1/4 of a million
• 43:56
  Americans to a Chinese chemical weapons attack that they're
• 44:00
  working with transnational and Aqua criminal terrorists.
• 44:03
  We call them the cartels to bring that across the border.
• 44:06
  When you talk about, you know, the Chinese part of the
• 44:09
  infiltration, it's not just that they're buying of land near, you
• 44:13
  know, military installations, but you 30 to 35,000 somewhere
• 44:18
  in there and maybe you know, there's even more single
• 44:21
  military age male Chinese coming to this country.
• 44:23
  Xi Jinping is not just letting the different.
• 44:26
  Divisions of Chinese military are currently within the
• 44:28
  country. Yeah.
• 44:29
  And eight different divisions now.
• 44:31
  Now when you put that in comparison to where we are with
• 44:34
  our military and how we can't make recruiting and retention
• 44:38
  levels, when you understand that right now you have anywhere from
• 44:43
  430,000 to 600,000 criminal illegal immigrants, 30,000
• 44:49
  rapists and murders in the United States of America.
• 44:51
  The current active duty and strength of the United States
• 44:54
  Army is 425,000. The current active duty and
• 44:58
  strength of our United States Marine Corps is 182,000.
• 45:02
  We have more criminal illegal immigrant males in this country
• 45:06
  than we have in our, you know, two preeminent land combat
• 45:10
  forces. And so that should cause you a
• 45:13
  lot of concern. So, yes, we have an enemy that's
• 45:15
  operating right here. And so we're talking about
• 45:19
  Ukraine's border and we're talking about Israel.
• 45:22
  Look, Israel can take care of business by themselves.
• 45:24
  And you've seen them do that. They have depopitated the
• 45:27
  leadership of Hamas and Hezbollah.
• 45:29
  They have caused a collapse of Syria and and Iran is about to
• 45:33
  go bankrupt again. But if we do not get focused on
• 45:36
  restoring our military capability and capacity right
• 45:39
  now, our military is really good at at pronouns and the whole
• 45:43
  thing about transgenders. Do you all know that if you are
• 45:47
  someone in the military that is on hormone therapies and all
• 45:51
  this other kind of crap, you're not deployable?
• 45:54
  So why in the hell do I have people in the military that
• 45:57
  can't deploy? But you know, again, this is
• 46:01
  something that you got to say. This is the first level of
• 46:03
  people We got to see them gone. Look, if if I was, you know, he
• 46:07
  had said we'll probably get confirmed Secretary of Defense.
• 46:09
  But if I'm deputy deputy Secretary of Defense, you know
• 46:13
  what I'm doing on the 1st day, I'm walking around the Pentagon
• 46:16
  and every fat ass I'm writing this down and and you're gone.
• 46:20
  You're gone in two weeks. You get fat overnight.
• 46:23
  And and so we have got to get back to maintain the same.
• 46:26
  We got to have pipe dealers and and we've got to get a military
• 46:30
  military focus on strike operations going in and hitting
• 46:33
  somebody quick enough of this occupation warfare, enough of
• 46:36
  this, you know, building roads and infrastructure.
• 46:39
  No, if you've done something bad, we're coming in there,
• 46:41
  we're going to kick your ass and then we're going to leave.
• 46:43
  If you didn't get the message, we'll come back and we'll kick
• 46:45
  your ass again. Lance that's.
• 46:47
  Yeah, sure. So let's talk more about
• 46:49
  national security right now because we all know this, but
• 46:52
  now it's been coming down the news, Biden's cognitive decline
• 46:56
  for over 2 years. He wasn't even making decisions.
• 46:59
  The aids were supposedly doing this.
• 47:01
  So who were who were making decisions on behalf of our
• 47:05
  country for national security? You know that it it Barack
• 47:08
  Obama, OK? Barack Obama has been the puppet
• 47:11
  master this entire time, and no doubt.
• 47:13
  Barack Obama Who's running Barack Obama?
• 47:16
  Well, I mean, Barack Obama is running Barack Obama, but I
• 47:19
  mean, he's, he's supported by George Soros and, and, and that
• 47:22
  I. Believe it's a cartel of
• 47:23
  leadership. And I think you, you, you nailed
• 47:26
  it. It is Barack Obama along with
• 47:27
  Hillary Clinton and many others, and it is George Soros and
• 47:31
  Alexander Saulers that are involved.
• 47:33
  He's got lots of organizations. But Barack Obama is probably the
• 47:36
  biggest loser from November 2024, and that's why you haven't
• 47:40
  heard anything from him. Yeah.
• 47:41
  He's been kind of quiet, but you speak.
• 47:43
  He put out, I think he put out his book list, his annual book
• 47:46
  list of telling people what books they should read.
• 47:48
  I think that's what he's. Speaking of Soros, I'm I'm
• 47:50
  really shocked that like some retired sniper didn't take him
• 47:53
  out. Intense.
• 47:55
  Well. For so I'm just I.
• 47:56
  Want to make an observation, George?
• 47:58
  Soros. Alexander.
• 47:59
  Soros should be on the International.
• 48:01
  Terrorist watch list in my opinion.
• 48:03
  Yeah, Soros son is even worse the the the bottom line when
• 48:06
  he's. Married.
• 48:07
  He married Huma. Huma, whatever her.
• 48:09
  Name is. Huma Abedy.
• 48:10
  Yeah, that's. Yeah, and so it's an incestuous
• 48:13
  lot. And So what we really need to
• 48:15
  do, somebody on our side needs to be sitting in in some
• 48:19
  basement and they need to do what we call a military red
• 48:21
  team. You, you got to sit down.
• 48:23
  You got to break down their their lines of communication,
• 48:26
  their connection, everything. And you got to start piece meal,
• 48:29
  you know, undermining their positions of authority,
• 48:32
  influence and impact. That's what you have to start
• 48:34
  with. And you've got to also at the
• 48:37
  same, at the same time, coming back to what we're talking
• 48:39
  about, fix the economy, fix the energy security, fix the
• 48:43
  national security, fix the domestic security, fix the, the,
• 48:46
  the border security. And keep hammering those
• 48:48
  messages and keep talking to the American people about this is
• 48:51
  what we're doing. We've got to make sure that the
• 48:53
  American people don't want to go back to what we just saw in
• 48:56
  these past four years. And, and I hate to put it this
• 48:59
  way, but it's almost as if we should be glad that President
• 49:04
  Trump didn't win in 2020 because I think that people saw what the
• 49:09
  other side is truly like. And they don't have any
• 49:12
  leadership. They don't have anyone to step
• 49:14
  up. They don't have a governor that
• 49:16
  can run that nobody. And so we have them in a great
• 49:20
  position, like I said, to put them in the political exile for
• 49:23
  the next 15 to 20 years. But you got to have a killer
• 49:26
  instinct. And, and the Republicans lack as
• 49:30
  a killer instinct. They want to play along.
• 49:31
  They want to get along. They worry about what the
• 49:33
  Washington Post says, New York Times says, the hell with those
• 49:36
  guys. You know, it's I agree right
• 49:39
  now. You got to keep putting the
• 49:40
  pedal to the floor. It's kind of like when my
• 49:43
  Atlanta Falcons lost to the New England Patriots in that Super
• 49:46
  Bowl game. There are 28 to three in the
• 49:49
  middle of the third quarter. What did they do?
• 49:51
  They start playing not to not, not to lose.
• 49:55
  And they weren't aggressive in it Republicans, conservatives,
• 49:59
  we've got to go on office and we have got to stop worrying about
• 50:02
  what they say. The more they scream, the more
• 50:05
  they yell, the more they whine. Do it continue to repress the
• 50:08
  attack were. You were you originally from
• 50:10
  Texas or you're originally from Atlanta?
• 50:13
  I'm I was born and raised in Atlanta, GA.
• 50:15
  I went to the University of Tennessee and then took off 22
• 50:17
  years in the United States saw me and my last duty station, my
• 50:21
  last assignment in the arm was Fort Hood, TX.
• 50:23
  It'll always be Fort Hood. It'll always be Fort Bragg.
• 50:26
  OK, None of his name changing crap.
• 50:29
  So I became Atlanta Falcons fan. Oh yeah.
• 50:32
  I mean, you know. Even on my team, my other team
• 50:34
  sucks this year really bad, but for the last five years, but
• 50:37
  they beat the New England Patriots twice in the Super
• 50:39
  Bowl, so you know, New York. Giants.
• 50:42
  I just want to make sure you know that.
• 50:44
  You know, one of my favorite places to eat is the Buckhead
• 50:47
  Diner in Atlanta. I don't know if it's still good,
• 50:49
  but that Buckhead diner used to have this roast chicken breast
• 50:52
  on mashed potatoes with the the really thin green beans and
• 50:55
  crispy onions. Unbelievable.
• 50:56
  The food was, yeah, food was amazing.
• 50:58
  There I was in. Atlanta, seeing friends, I go
• 51:01
  there, I think. Everything is I.
• 51:02
  Agree with you. Georgia Peaches.
• 51:04
  They're beautiful. We have to definitively get down
• 51:07
  to pipe hitters. I just want to tell you, if you
• 51:09
  get back in there, you need some off the books pipe hitters and I
• 51:12
  can get that presidential letter as long as I get a budget in my
• 51:14
  team, I'm all in. Just want to tell you that now.
• 51:17
  I used to be a government contractor.
• 51:18
  So I'm, I'm motivated word for Blackwater, United Defense,
• 51:21
  Halliburton, Wackenhut and several others.
• 51:24
  So I'm all in. If you ever need some people.
• 51:26
  At the end of the day, it's really one of those things that
• 51:28
  we're going to have to really, you know, use a firm hand
• 51:32
  because these people I know even now to me, they're even being
• 51:35
  more quiet than I expected. And usually when they're quiet,
• 51:38
  it's up because they're up to some kind of nefarious schemes
• 51:40
  behind the scenes. I don't know what it is.
• 51:42
  I'm not sure what to think about these drones back east.
• 51:45
  I don't know what's true and not true.
• 51:46
  There's lots of theories floating around.
• 51:48
  I've seen people talking about 2025, you know, Project Bluebeam
• 51:52
  and all kinds of stuff. I'm not an expert on any of
• 51:54
  that. All I know is it seems
• 51:56
  suspicious as you know what listen you're working on.
• 52:00
  You want to know about something about the drones, You know that
• 52:02
  the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 expires on expired actually
• 52:08
  today. Hence, maybe that's the reason
• 52:12
  why all this drone activity, so they can reauthorize it.
• 52:17
  Well, they're talking about the orbs and the drones.
• 52:19
  You know, I, I'm not an expert. I don't know what to think.
• 52:21
  I know there's a lot of people out there that have theories.
• 52:23
  We'll see where that goes. Helen, you've been writing a sub
• 52:25
  stack for a while, Constitutional brief, you know,
• 52:29
  maybe share with the audience. George, let's throw a sub stack
• 52:31
  up. Talk about that.
• 52:33
  You know what you're trying to accomplish with it.
• 52:35
  You know, I, I, I read the whole article you just put out, you
• 52:38
  know, that starts with the greetings and goes into a lot of
• 52:40
  detail. I think it's great.
• 52:42
  Maybe share it with the audience a little bit of that and why you
• 52:44
  did it and what your thought process is.
• 52:47
  Well, I think it's so important to educate people how these
• 52:49
  issues relate back to the Constitution.
• 52:52
  I give you the rotation point. The Constitution brief this week
• 52:56
  talked about collective bargaining on the American
• 52:59
  taxpayer. Don, I don't think that you just
• 53:03
  saw the the head of the Social Security Administration who was
• 53:06
  a bureaucrat who was on his way out in less than, you know, 30
• 53:10
  days or so. He went into a contractual
• 53:14
  agreement with the American Federation of Government
• 53:17
  Employees saying that those employees can stay home for the
• 53:20
  next 5 years. You don't have the right of
• 53:23
  authority to do that. And so again, when you talk
• 53:26
  about trying to undermine President Trump coming in, first
• 53:29
  and foremost, you know, that agreement is null and void soon
• 53:33
  as January and China takes over, takes takes hold and there's a
• 53:37
  new administrator of the Social Security Administration.
• 53:40
  Now they can renegotiate this, but there's no binding of the
• 53:45
  president to or, or the Social Security administrator to abide
• 53:49
  by this. And, and why would we sit there
• 53:51
  and say that government employees get to stay at home
• 53:54
  for the next 5 years? They get to have that option.
• 53:56
  Nobody in the private sector that could just, you know, say,
• 53:59
  no, I'm just going to stay home for the next 5 years.
• 54:02
  I mean, you will get fired. And so I think it's, I think
• 54:05
  it's so important that we start getting our, our government back
• 54:09
  into that constitutional box again.
• 54:12
  Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution lays down to 18
• 54:15
  enumerated powers, humanist responsibility, roles, whatever
• 54:18
  you will call it, for the federal government.
• 54:20
  And of course, the 10th Amendment, the last amendment in
• 54:23
  our Bill of Rights of the Constitution says that all of
• 54:25
  those powers not specifically designated to the federal
• 54:28
  government or what reserved to the States and to the people.
• 54:31
  So, you know, the, the, the left is going nuts because they see
• 54:35
  themselves moving to control the Washington DC, which, oh, by the
• 54:39
  way, I think 93 to 94% of Washington, DC went for Kamala
• 54:44
  Harris. What does that tell you?
• 54:46
  And so I, I think it's very important we get in there and we
• 54:49
  start again, everything that goes out, every, every piece of
• 54:53
  legislation in the House and Senate, it has to relate back to
• 54:56
  the Constitution. All these issues, it has to
• 54:58
  relate back to the Constitution. Just same down at state level or
• 55:01
  at your municipal level because they have city charge.
• 55:04
  And so it's so important to educate people on this so that
• 55:07
  they don't believe that an executive order is law.
• 55:10
  It's not OK. An executive order is done as
• 55:14
  soon as that current president is gone.
• 55:16
  And we just saw that when you had 90 to 93 executive orders
• 55:21
  from the Biden administration that undermined our board, which
• 55:25
  was unconstitutional. So that's what I try to do is
• 55:29
  whatever is in my being a little brain, I try to share it with
• 55:31
  people so that we can have a better informed, better educated
• 55:35
  electorate because then you have a better activated electorate.
• 55:39
  Well said. You know, I, I, I want to ask
• 55:43
  you when you're, you're, you know, and I don't know what your
• 55:45
  engagement level is with different people in, in, in our
• 55:49
  administration currently. Do you find, does it sound like
• 55:52
  behind the scenes? We always ask people that are,
• 55:54
  that are in the know, do you think that they've got a good
• 55:58
  plan in place? I mean, I know Trump's got a lot
• 55:59
  of plans. I know I obviously I trust him.
• 56:02
  I just don't know that I, I'm counting on everybody around him
• 56:05
  to execute what's needed to be done.
• 56:07
  Do you feel confident that they've got a really solid plan
• 56:10
  in play? How do you feel about it?
• 56:11
  Well, I mean, I don't know each and everything.
• 56:13
  I think that they have a solid agenda that they have in play.
• 56:17
  And one of the things that I learned in the military is that
• 56:20
  you don't sit around and try to create a 100% plan because the
• 56:24
  enemy has a vote. And that's always been the case.
• 56:29
  As a matter of fact, we, we would say in combat that all
• 56:32
  plans are thrown away as soon as the first bullet is fired.
• 56:36
  But what you do want to have is at least a 7075% plan.
• 56:41
  You execute it to 100% perfection.
• 56:43
  The, the, the battle goes to the person, the, the victory goes to
• 56:48
  the person in the battlefield that is the most adaptive, that
• 56:51
  is the most resilient, that can easily flex based upon what is
• 56:56
  thrown at them. So I think it is good to have an
• 56:59
  agenda that you're going towards.
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  But again, you have to be flexible and you have to be able
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  to, to adjust to whatever happens.
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  But you got to stay focused on those goals.
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  And I, I'll go back to, you know, saying again, the, the
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  Capitol Hill Republicans, they got to put on their big boy and
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  big girl patch. They, they, they cannot be, you
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  know, tenuous. They can't be reticent.
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  They can't be with concentrate. They got to be bold And, and
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  going forward, because they have a president this bold and they
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  have an American people that said we want boldness.
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  And, and right now the Americans don't like the Democrats.
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  I'll be very honest. There are, you know, some people
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  that they like to be told what to do.
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  They like to be told what to eat, what kind of car they can
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  drive, what type of appliances they can have in their house
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  that they have to stay in the house.
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  They can't even go outside. And most Americans don't like
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  that. Most Americans don't like being
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  told they can't protect and defend themselves.
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  So right now we have an opportunity like no other
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  opportunity that I have seen in my I'm 63 years of age and, and
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  definitely in the modern political arena, we've got, you
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  know, this pendulum, this, this back and forth to keep thought.
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  I think we got an opportunity right now to found
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  constitutional equilibrium from the start.
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  Yeah, I think that's well said, George.
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  What do you think? Is now the time now or never?
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  Is that how you're feeling? Doctor Hammer.
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  Hammer. Yeah, we have.
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  Listen, if we don't get stuff done in these two years, we're
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  screwed to American people voted, they put in they Trump
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  put his agenda out there. It's not like he was he's hiding
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  stuff. He told him what he's going to
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  do, especially with the immigration.
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  Let him do it. But if we don't, like I said,
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  fix the election laws, try to hopefully God, please fix the
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  FBI to DOJ and stop this political corruption because if
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  we don't do it now, we're we're screwed.
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  We'll never get it. It's either they get it done
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  now, in two years, four years if everything keeps going well, or
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  it's going to have to, you know, we have a right to abolish our
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  government and stole a new one. We're going to have to figure
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  that out how to do it. That's the only it's the only
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  thing I see. Lance, I want to bring something
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  up. Oh, please.
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  That you're going to like this. This just came out.
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  Come on. Ripple donated 5 million in XRP
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  to President Trump's inauguration.
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  Wow, interesting. You know, that's one of the
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  that's one of the coins from the ISO 200222 initiative.
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  You've got XRPXLMXDC and many others, Mio to ALGO.
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  I think that's the list. Those are all approved.
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  It makes sense. I'm sure Ripple's making big
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  inroads because we've got a big policy push for cryptocurrency.
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  And I know Trump, that's one part big of his plan.
• 59:52
  We're at the end here. Alan, I just want to give you a
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  chance. Shameless plug.
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  We always call that social media.
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  Allen West on X. Where do they find your book?
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  I don't. I don't know if it's books.
• 1:00:01
  Is it books do? I have that wrong.
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  There are three books that I've written.
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  The first one is called Guardian of the Republic, kind of a
• 1:00:08
  philosophical biography of you know, my life and what has
• 1:00:11
  shaped me to be who I am. There is whole Texas, whole of
• 1:00:14
  the nation, which kind of a comparative policy analysis
• 1:00:17
  between Texas and California or other blue states.
• 1:00:20
  And the last one is we can overcome, which is called a
• 1:00:24
  black conservative manifesto that really talks about
• 1:00:27
  conservatism in the black community.
• 1:00:29
  And you can get those Amazon Books and knowing what happened,
• 1:00:32
  then you can also follow me on all the social media platforms
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  out there except for TikTok because I'm not supporting the
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  Chinese Chinese Party. As you just said, the sub stack
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  and follow us if you're down here in the Texas area or
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• 1:00:49
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• 1:00:51
  with other major urban population centers because
• 1:00:53
  again, I think we've got a great window of opportunity to make
• 1:00:56
  some changes in difference. And well said, Allen.
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  Thank you very much. So get over to Amazon, buy those
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  books, follow Allen West on X, find his Substack, do the same
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  thing, subscribe. He's a Great American patriot,
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  great leader. And I think it's important that
• 1:01:10
  you get the information from the right sources.
• 1:01:12
  George, you wanted to say something.
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  I don't know. Everybody's talking like, oh,
• 1:01:15
  the bill passed. Yeah, it only passed Congress.
• 1:01:17
  It has to still pass the Senate. But I want to say everybody,
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  roofer the Tennessee Volunteers Tomorrow, Bill.
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  Balls. Exactly, Alan.
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  She played out for a minute. That that's tough.
• 1:01:29
  That's that is really tough. But one thing I can say about
• 1:01:31
  the SEC, we kind of stick together.
• 1:01:33
  It's the toughest Division I, I, I'll be honest, though, like,
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  all right. So if Tennessee doesn't go
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  forward, I wouldn't mind seeing Notre, Notre Dame or Penn State
• 1:01:43
  go. I mean, they just, you know,
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  it's been a while. Definitely not Georgia, though.
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  Please note Georgia. No, George, no.
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  forcing them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.
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  Somebody had to pay the price. Sam did that.
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  you know, So hopefully we'll meet up one day.
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  But maybe I can lead him to the Lord or send him there.
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  One or the other, huh?