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The Political Industrial Complex (PIC) 062924 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  The the political industrial complex. Uh, it's it's a term that I I
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  want to talk about, and that the political industry complex. It's a unlike
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  the unlike other complexes that has an influence over the system. The political industruct
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  complex. It's a it's a politician season politicians that who have been in the
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  system for so long that they call less and like the MAGA late or call
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  it together and to from this group, I think that of association of people
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  that become some sort of a clique or associations of alumnis and from various elite
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  universities or financial who is whole that they come together not by design or by
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  some conspiratoral factor, but they just happened for some reason, either to be
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  staffer of a politician or to be brought in by a politician who became from
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  a governor or the state person selected into office. And they find themselves in
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  DC or places of powers, or they live their onlocal areas and they find
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  themselves in the city or in the state, state congress or political machine.
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  And so you've got the looker the political industry are complex that that magister the
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  city to the state industrial political complex mostly in the metropolitan areas and nationally it's
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  in Washington, DC where there's citizen politicians either from law schools or from or
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  from Wall Street or from businesses that experts. They are good people. Don't
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  get me wrong. It's I'm not talking about something like that. Some terrible
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  people. And there are people that have scholars, also technocrats, and some
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  great minds that are that they come together not by design or I keep saying
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  it. They like the press, you know, the state. They now
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  some invitation and they get to see one another, exchange numbers, and in
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  the cohours of Congress, you know, they get to know until gradually you
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  get to get the best breed of politicians that are that at the beginning,
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  they have the interests of the country, and they want to move things.
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  They want to change the country, and they want to take their country to
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  do a better place. And this group of people and this group of people
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  they they they come together and not for any malign or malicious reason, and
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  they come in with good intentions and they move the country forward right and for
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  the sake of the country, they change things and they do stuff at the
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  beginning, and they become reputed for their good work, for their patriotism,
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  for their efficiency, for their technocracy, for their ex party, and they
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  become more experienced in politics that they don't go and year after year, elections
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  after elections, they get re elected into office to the extent that it becomes
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  like a legacy type of thing or some sort of They become little kings or
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  queens or princes of politics, and they become game players. And as game
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  players, you know, it's start to develop. The revolving door and the
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  lobbying start to to get into the minds of these people, and political donations
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  and and uh, you know, tokens and gratuities and invites and favors and
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  and some some pects right, and they start to become addicted to this beautiful
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  life. And they meet on the golf course and they talk policies and and
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  the fears that these people are good, they got good interests, good intentions
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  for the country, and they become the country itself. You know. Some
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  of these and have been secretary of States and have been elected into Congress,
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  and they move from Congress into the White House or to the Senate and to
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  the Supreme Court, or they become charges of the state, and some become
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  governors and then because they are competent in what they do, they have sticks
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  in the system and they know how to relate to the people and relate with
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  businesses, and they know how to move things. They know to get things
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  done. And within these people they get some that become well experienced into politics,
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  international politics. Some become ambassadors or some work at the U n H.
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  They represent America in different places because they are good in what they in
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  what they do. When they put the country first, they respect the flag,
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  respect the troops, they respect the constitution. They stand for the American
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  people, American pride, American exceptionalism. They will do everything for the name
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  of the state, for the name of the system, and for America and
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  to project power, soft power, heart power, carrots and sticks. And
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  they have assistance from very intelligent and savvy scholars and research and bet the best
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  mind no be law rates. And they got all this knowledge open to them
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  and they start to get the doors to all the businesses and and to the
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  best minds both nationally and internationally. And some get to meet at the UN
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  and they get to know much people with international organizations, and they create blocks
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  and they become part of blocks, and they move the world. But the
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  one thing which you expect from these people is that whatever they do, they
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  should do it in the name of America. And we plead onto them that
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  absolute power should not corrupt the goodness of America and the purpose. I always
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  remember your humble beginning the first day it came to power. It has as
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  in your council, local council or not say state representative, as a congress
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  person, as governor, a mayor, or as a senator, or as
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  the president. Always remember the promises you make. Remember the flags that surrounded
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  you, Remember the Americans that came to canvas for you to knock those for
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  you. Always remember those promises, those people that supported him, who standing
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  the cold, in the sun and storm, all the name of America,
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  of advancing this great country. And through your service, through your hard work,
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  through your dedication and sacrifice and great endeavors, America has been the number
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  one. Continue to be number one because you guys know how to involve capital
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  and the best minds, the best scientists, the best technocrats, the best
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  engineers, and to both in the Silicon Valley on Wall Street, oh at
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  the fortune five hundred companies or businesses around America to the grassroots to those that
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  work in the factory. You can't have the connecting tissue or the building blocks
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  on what to make American great. And remember that at the point in time,
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  through lobbying and through access to cash and to and to fundraising and donations.
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  And remember not to be corrupt, Remember not to be corrupt, Remember
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  not to be corrupted or to be the corrupt t if that's the world,
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  but the corrupt ter or the corrupter who does her words. And always remember
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  to put American first. I always remember that American is treunder and father something
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  million people. While you are the choosing one, you're not choosing by design.
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  You work for it. You set to American where you can do for
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  America. And America trusted you the people, they gave you the seal.
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  You raise your hand, and you swore and took an oath to put America
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  ahead of everything, to put a rual floor, the constitution head of everything.
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  And always remember that shame unto thee when you stay in power for so
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  long, and you know how to stay in power for so long that you
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  become a problem to the system, and you become entitled and narcissistic and don't
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  know when when to quit, or when to live for the younger generations to
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  take over, or when to train the younger generations to take over. From
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  here, people get old and what they do, and they pass on their
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  wisdom and their expractice unto and enter the younger generations. We must be willing
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  to be conscious of the fact that one day we shall move on, we
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  shall retired, or if we get defeated in office, we shall go out
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  with grace, making sure that we don't disrupt the system. They wouldn't doubt
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  the electoral process. We don't create a divisiveness, or we don't bite the
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  finger that feed us. Oh, we don't trust this system so much that
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  the system in the serf becomes something that the voters don't trust or they don't
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  care about. If American has treated you done much, you should give more.
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  She always give more back and the time for of the system for what
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  it has done. You remember, the system is not a person, and
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  a person is not a system. The system is not I are just an
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  atom or a molecle of the system. And you shall be remembered for the
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  good work you've done. How you advance America or take American forward by the
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  time. The time comes when, despite your greatness to the system, or
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  how long you have been into this system, or you have been in this
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  system, or how many people you have brought into this system, that either
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  you're the godfather the god moder of the system, the time comes when you
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  must retire. The time comes when you look at what we have done over
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  the years, and you said to yourself, American has given me too much.
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  But I look at myself into the mirror, and I can see that
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  the system has taken it toll on me, and it's time for me to
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  look back and pass the battle to the younger generation. Flesh, fresh blood,
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  fresh minds, your minds, intelligent mind with excitement and suberants with patrotic
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  feelings and the zeal and the zest to get in and do stuff for the
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  system. We should give them the chance. No matter how we started and
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  how we have formed, all this clique or understanding of all these blocks that
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  we have made, all these associations and aluminis how we have created, we
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  should know that we cannot stay there forever. The system crumbles when people get
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  old into the system and they refuse to leave. Because the mind gets old,
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  the body gets tired and the resolve gets weakened. But even though YO
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  think upon your old days, no matter how love I must love you have
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  for the system. The body becomes fable and frail, and we become sometimes
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  weak, and we like to keep going. It is something more important than
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  us, the survivor, the driving and prosperity of the system. If we
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  make the system to be above us, and the system it service about nothing.
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  The matter the system loves us loves us, and the matter the people
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  likes us is upon us to know when to quit, expecially when the signs
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  are under wall is good to go out with grace, and far from grace
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  to grass. The support can only last that long. One human being can
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  only do that much. But there are always other competent people and other competent
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  minds to take over from us. Our job is to train the leaders of
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  the future. Our job is to train those who can take over us.
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  Our job is to make America to be the best and the greatest continua on
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  us. It has always been. But it's for us to put politics aside
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  at the particular time and think about the country at the particular time. Is
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  for us to put ourselves aside to think for our political party. But the
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  party must survive. The party was there before us, and the parties are
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  continued after us. We should not forget this. No matter how we are
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  needed, the time comes when it's time to go. We don't go because
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  we want to. We go because the system has uster. We can only
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  give the system our vitality, our agility, our energy, our enthusiasm,
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  our wit, our soul, our heart, and all our efforts. But
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  it gets tired. We cannot stay there forever, new blood is needed in
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  the system. America is at a crossroad where it's supposed to train future leaders.
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  We need to go to schools, high schools and start to recruit leaders
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  of the future, the best of the best. We need to go to
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  universities and make students to believe in the system, the best of the best,
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  no matter the race, no matter the gender, no matter the political
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  affiliation, no matter the religious belief. Go for the best and start to
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  train them about the system, the importance of the system, the history of
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  the system, the origin of the system. We need to bring up savvy
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  generation and technocrats, intelligent minds, scientific minds, technological minds. When it
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  leaders from all sectors of society. The political industrial complex should not be for
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  croonies, should be for the best minds, minds that have American heart the
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  Politican does. Their complex should be that vast, not just at the walls
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  of Washington or the state walls of the state houses. They should be at
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  the grass root level, high school level, at churches, at work place,
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  at the factory, at games, in every sec sectory or every profession
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  that we have. That's where change comes from. How can you lead a
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  system they don't know much about the people? How can we do that?
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  How can we create a system that the garp keeps widening and the leaders are
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  isolated from the people, and the people work there themselves off and exhaust themselves
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  and their dreams, and I will realize, but their support for the system
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  never are leaders which are be able to have leaders who understand the people,
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  understand their needs, understand their self and their tribulation, their anguish, their
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  worries, their pains. We have leaders that fixed stuff because these leaders came
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  from the grassroots. They came from the people. It's always good for the
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  system sometimes to look for leaders like a Bram Lincoln see Jesus, which is
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  an ordinary person. Abram Lincoln, which is an ordinary person. Farmer can
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  be a leader, can be the president, can go to Congress. Common
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  people that have local businesses, that understand the system. When they come to
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  administer people look for leaders who understand the people, the needs of the people,
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  and just talk over them or talk at them, and impose your will
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  to them and take their votes and then go back to the walls of Washington
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  and when they come back to the masses, when you need their votes.
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  It's good for you, but that's on patriotic it's not good for the system.
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  You, being in power, must give the system your best. Must
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  changing the system. You must make the system to be better then you found
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  it. And once you have given the system your best, be quick to
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  look for replacement and go out with fanfare. They must not age and die
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  in the system. The system is not a nursing home. Once your time
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  comes, retire with dignity, with indegrity, pass the battle. I keep
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  saying it. America needs that because America competes other countries, most powerful systems
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  in the world. They are best. Leaders are nurtured and cultivated over time,
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  and these young leaders that grow to become the best of societies. They
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  can work in the security services, intelligence services, law enforcement, and some
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  came run for political offices. But they have one thing in common the country
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  are heart, the goals of the system, why this system exists. They
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  come able to compete with other systems. For American to come on top,
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  must understand your politics, understand the international war. But the fear is that
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  the political ends, their complex are first becoming golf bodies. They come on
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  TV, they talk, and they go beyond the sea saints. They know
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  that they are lying to the people aligned to themselves. And when you do
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  that, American suffers, Americans offers, and Americans suffer. That's a betrayal
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  of the system. If the system is given to you, don't crumble it.
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  Don't take it to be a joke. America is not a joke.
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  Leadership is not a joke. When in power, make Americans stronger, prosperous,
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  safer, wealthier. That's your job. And if you cannot deliver,
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  that's somebody do your job. She encourage elections which are not stifled dissent,
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  which you not exclude other candidates because they are not part of our clique or
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  our groups or our alumnis, or we should not exclude candidates because you know
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  that power to that. If we see what happened to the Democratic primaries,
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  just one candidate became the nominee. The rest all the candidates were just excluded,
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  either the way they were just insulted or the way they got all these
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  synonyms and connotations and all these really just little talks to to not take them
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  seriously. That's not fair. It's not fair to the system. Give everybody
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  a chance to speak to the American people. Always let the American people decide.
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  Some voices that you might not them necessary might be the voices that American
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  needs change come from strange places, and great leaders come from surprising places.
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  But if you don't give everybody a chance, we don't give everybody a mike,
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  you might lose the best talent. You might lose the best talent.
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  The political endorsed your complex. She not turned into something else. She can't
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  be a place where leaders come together. They reelect themselves, and they play
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  the game, the political game, and they make sure their bodies keep their
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  offices, and they follow their routines of promising and under delivery and plucketing the
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  American people lying to them while the world is laughing at us, and why
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  the world is saying that America is crumbling, American institutions, infrastructure, and
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  the American people are suffering, and we just come and lie to the people
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  and er. The media should not accept that to happen. The media is
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  the thing that keeps American democracy. Whether I aid truthful and honest media right
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  that can speak true to power, American democracy becomes a joke. Thus,
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  I have charlatans of people who are not supposed to be in power. They
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  can wreak the system and play the system. I find them on top.
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  The media should not let that happen. Ask questions. Because you want the
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  best to lead, not just the best. You want the best of the
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  best to be American leaders. You want the sharpest of mine, people with
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  high weight, the cleanness or heart, a love for country, and able
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  to deliver with the support of the people, with the support of the businesses,
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  with the support of the faith based institution, with the support of non
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  profit organization, with the support of every America through the voting system. When
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  the organized elections, may it be transparent, do everything for it to be
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  transparent. The people expect that for those who lead them. Encourage people to
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  vote because the higher they turn out, the higher the trust in the system
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  or the validation of those who lead the political The political industrial complex should be
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  there to serve the people in America. Don't turn it into something else.
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  Like it to be useful, to be patriotic, and to be able to
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  deliver. Remember that the political industrial complex AI philosopher Prince israe'sar