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Speaker 5: radio refreshment Ron Edwards another time.
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Speaker 3: Well, well, well, good day, good day, hello, and how
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Speaker 3: are you.
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Speaker 2: I'm Run Edwards.
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Speaker 3: Welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience. And we're back.
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Speaker 3: We're back again. We're back again. We're back again. Many
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Speaker 3: thanks to Pastor Earl Wallace who sat in for me
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Speaker 3: on Friday last week, and yeah and yesterday, thank him
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Speaker 3: very very much.
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Speaker 2: And yeah, I did a great job.
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Speaker 3: And so all is good, well, not everything, but yeah,
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Speaker 3: here's another reason, folks, we're gonna take it from the top.
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Speaker 3: And yet another reason. Yeah, one more reason as why
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Speaker 3: we need to abolish the Department of Education. We need
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Speaker 3: to get rid of government schools, you know, in their
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Speaker 3: pleasant present form. Anyway, thirty eight year old teacher high
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Speaker 3: school is accused of having sex with a teenage girl
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Speaker 3: in the classroom. Yep, in San Antonio, Texas, of all places,
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Speaker 3: he's accused of having sex with a seventeen year old
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Speaker 3: female student. And yeah, now, the suspect was identified as
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Speaker 3: thirty eight year old Chad Allen Roderiguez, who taught physics
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Speaker 3: and astronomy at John Jay High School and also worked
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Speaker 3: as a coach. Well, of course, needless to say, he's
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Speaker 3: fired and hopefully he goes to jail. But have you
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Speaker 3: noticed in recent months there's been just a spate of
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Speaker 3: you know, many government school teachers that are having it,
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Speaker 3: you know, getting it on with students, a lot of
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Speaker 3: female teachers. In fact, in recent months more female teachers
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Speaker 3: have been nabbed in the Act than male teachers. But nevertheless,
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Speaker 3: no matter who's doing this, they need to go to
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Speaker 3: jail and there needs to be a big shakeup in
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Speaker 3: the school system of this country. I don't know what happened.
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Speaker 3: I thought that President Trump and the great lady that
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Speaker 3: he picked to head the Department of Education, they were
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Speaker 3: supposed to be abolishing the Department of Education education in
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Speaker 3: this country, abolishing it on the federal level, and everything
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Speaker 3: was supposed to go back to the States. And I
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Speaker 3: think that's the best way to do it, because why
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Speaker 3: should the taxpayers throughout the entire country send in these
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Speaker 3: tax dollars to the federal level, and maybe the states
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Speaker 3: will get seventy percent of that money back for the schools.
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Speaker 3: So there's already a reduction in the amount of money
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Speaker 3: instead of just going straight to the schools them under
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Speaker 3: state control and local control. But something else needs to
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Speaker 3: resurface in our country if schools are to be run
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Speaker 3: again on the local and state level or remain on
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Speaker 3: the federal level, and that is we've got to re
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Speaker 3: establish moral standards in our country and enforce them. See,
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Speaker 3: if you have no morality, you have this kind of
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Speaker 3: stuff becoming more common in and it just goes on
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Speaker 3: and on and on, and immorality leads to declining values,
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Speaker 3: and this heavily impacts everything, not just school, but everything.
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Speaker 3: Decisions made in medicine, decisions made in healthcare, decisions made
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Speaker 3: in economics, decisions made in what is taught to our students,
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Speaker 3: and what is even taught from the pulpit. If you
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Speaker 3: have low moral standards, you're going to have bad, bad, bad,
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Speaker 3: increasingly bad things to occur in our public And this
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Speaker 3: course is by design by the leftist the progressives, et cetera,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, and their friends in the Islamic movement that
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Speaker 3: continues to grow like weeds throughout America, and so on
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Speaker 3: and so on. Here's a bit of good news, my friends.
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Speaker 3: In the state of Colorado, Democrat Governor Jared Paulus has
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Speaker 3: reduced the state's prison sentence of Tina Peters, a former
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Speaker 3: county clerk convicted of tampering with election equipment, and said
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Speaker 3: that she would be released on paroleed June first of
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Speaker 3: this year. The decision follows a month's long pressure campaign
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Speaker 3: from President Trump and many of us who have been
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Speaker 3: contacting our representatives, who have been contacting God through prayer
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Speaker 3: on behalf of this woman. And it's good to know
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Speaker 3: that she will be coming out. June first. Flew up
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Speaker 3: to me she'd be out today. She would have been
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Speaker 3: out a long time ago. She should have never gone
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Speaker 3: to prison. But because the leftists in Colorado were all
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Speaker 3: bent out of shape, were all but her, because she
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Speaker 3: and others found wrong for activities.
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Speaker 2: In the election process.
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Speaker 3: So because she found wrong for activities, she was thrown
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Speaker 3: in jail. And so she's thrown in jail on the
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Speaker 3: technicality because I guess she did it in a way.
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Speaker 3: I guess they describe it as kind of sneaking and
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Speaker 3: did in and around and found some stuff that was
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Speaker 3: not right. So Peter's conviction and sentence have stood out
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Speaker 3: because legal efforts to hold Trump and many other allies
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Speaker 3: accountable for attempts to overturn that election had faltered. I'm
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Speaker 3: talking about the twenty twenty election, and they continue to
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Speaker 3: say that Peter's assertions, Trump's assertions, and many other people
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Speaker 3: who have been making assertions that the twenty twenty election
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Speaker 3: was rigged, was stolen, was undermined by the leftists, which
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Speaker 3: is true. I mean, there's evidence, scads of evidence to
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Speaker 3: prove that statement to be true. But because she found it,
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Speaker 3: oh you're in trouble. How dare you? How dare you?
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Speaker 3: And a lot of people are angry at Paulus who
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Speaker 3: did actually found a technicality so that teeth, you know,
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Speaker 3: he could let her out in good conscience for himself
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Speaker 3: because he still agreed with her assertions, disagreed with her assertions,
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Speaker 3: but said that because her First Amendment rights were not
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Speaker 3: adhere to, and whether and he understood that whether he
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Speaker 3: agreed with her or not, she had the right to
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Speaker 3: speak her mind and things that she said, and what
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Speaker 3: someone says should not be a rea to throw them
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Speaker 3: in jail unless they're you know, threatening the life of
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Speaker 3: you know, of someone, or threatening her to kill someone.
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Speaker 3: But as far as issues of the day, you agree
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Speaker 3: that the election process had been rigged or messed around with,
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Speaker 3: you shouldn't go to jail because of that. And even
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Speaker 3: technically the sentence for what she did technically was not
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Speaker 3: nearly as long as she has already been in jail,
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Speaker 3: So they wanted to keep her in jail for nine
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Speaker 3: years because of her assertion that the election was rigged.
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Speaker 3: And see, this is kind of activity and mentality is
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Speaker 3: becoming more and more prevalent among the leftists. They feel
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Speaker 3: that if they disagree with you, that is reason enough
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Speaker 3: to kill you, throw you in jail if they can
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Speaker 3: or do whatever harass your family. You know, like I
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Speaker 3: saw video yesterday a group of Muslims must have been
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Speaker 3: about twenty of them or so maybe more than that,
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Speaker 3: showing up to an individual's house in Brooklyn, New York,
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Speaker 3: just him by himself, and they're just woofing at him
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Speaker 3: and everything, and police showed up, thank god, and you know,
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Speaker 3: kept them from getting to him physically, but they were
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Speaker 3: right there on his front lawn, in his driveway, just
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Speaker 3: yacking away these pro Palestinians. Okay, and this is an
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Speaker 3: indication of what will be happening on a larger scale
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Speaker 3: if we continue in llaw Islam to continue to grow
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Speaker 3: in this country. If they're selling wolf tickets and doing
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Speaker 3: this kind of activity, now imagine what would happen if
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Speaker 3: That should not be the activity that goes on in
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Speaker 3: the United States of America. They should not be allowed
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Speaker 3: to take over neighborhoods. And by the way, if any
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Speaker 3: We're back. Welcome back, my friends. This is a Ron
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Speaker 3: Everage American Experience. And yeah, President Trump today came out
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Speaker 3: and fully supports endorses Paxton, who's running for the Senate
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Speaker 3: and he's in the Republican primary, and so was I
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Speaker 3: and many others were really, you know, kind of nervous,
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Speaker 3: wondering which way will he go.
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Speaker 2: Which way would he go, Which way would he go?
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Speaker 3: Would he go for Cornan, the Republican Rhino, or would
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Speaker 3: he go for Paxton? And Paxton has always been the
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Speaker 3: better candidate if you look at their records. All you
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Speaker 3: have to do is look at their records.
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Speaker 2: And if you are.
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Speaker 3: Pro getting things done for the good of the country,
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Speaker 3: and you just based your you know, your your opinion
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Speaker 3: on the records of the gentleman, you will automatically lean
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Speaker 3: toward Paxton anyway. And I was hoping for these many
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Speaker 3: weeks that President Trump would lean towards mister Paxton. And
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Speaker 3: so that, in my humble opinion, is a great sigh
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Speaker 3: of relief, because Cornan has done some pretty bad things
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Speaker 3: when it comes to the issues of a country. He's
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Speaker 3: been against the border and many other things that are
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Speaker 3: very very important the resurgence of our country. And you know,
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Speaker 3: cornyin is like many Republicans, I'd venture to say maybe
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Speaker 3: up to a third of them that are basically Democrats
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Speaker 3: in Republican clothing who pretend to be Republicans, but they're
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Speaker 3: you know, they're there to actually steinmy a true conservative,
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Speaker 3: pro Christian movement in this country. They're in the way.
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Speaker 3: And today endorsed Kin Paxton in the Texas Senate Republican
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Speaker 3: primary and passed up John Cornyn, Thank you Jesus, since
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Speaker 3: not the candidate received more than fifty percent of the vote.
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Speaker 3: In the March of election, there is a runoff election
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Speaker 3: for the Republican Senate race, and Trump previously said that
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Speaker 3: he would ask the candidates that he doesn't endorse to
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Speaker 3: drop out of the race. So today President Trump said
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Speaker 3: Cornyn is a good man. You know, he's he's you know,
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Speaker 3: President Trump is pretty good like that, but noted that
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Speaker 3: Cornyn was not supportive of him when the times were tough. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: Cornyn was okay with them indicting President Trump and threatening
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Speaker 3: to throw him in jail and all that. He looked
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Speaker 3: the other way and wasn't for true border security. And
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Speaker 3: the list is pretty length fixed. And so President Trump
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Speaker 3: was you know, used common sense and said, you know,
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Speaker 3: I'm going for the guy who's been doing great, you know,
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Speaker 3: the highly respective Attorney general of Texas, Ken Paxton on
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Speaker 3: America first patriot and someone who has always been extremely
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Speaker 3: loyal to the President and the amazing mag of movement.
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Speaker 3: And he's running for the United States Senate. Thank God.
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Speaker 3: We need more people like him, By the way, we
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Speaker 3: need a ton more, because even in the Senate, if
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Speaker 3: he gets in there, he's only one vote, and maybe
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Speaker 3: he can be very persuasive with some of the other
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Speaker 3: ones I.
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Speaker 2: Would like to see.
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Speaker 3: In fact, I would love to see John Thune the
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Speaker 3: Senate leader. I would love to see him primaried out
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Speaker 3: and replaced because he is nothing more than a young
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Speaker 3: version of Mitch McConnell. He's a young hater of the
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Speaker 3: MAGA movement. See a lot of these Republicans, up to
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Speaker 3: a third, they have what I label a father Knows
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Speaker 3: Best syndrome complex, And it's not based upon the reality
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Speaker 3: of a good father knowing what is truly best, but
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Speaker 3: they come from a position of they look at the
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Speaker 3: rest of us in a similar way that Democrats do.
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Speaker 3: There were a bunch of nobodies who don't know nothing
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Speaker 3: and got that mixed up, and they don't like the
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Speaker 3: Christian aspects of of of our American life. They don't
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Speaker 3: like going all the way. They're offended by the term
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Speaker 3: of Christian nationalists. You know, things like that, oh, oh
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Speaker 3: my god, I can't be called that.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no.
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Speaker 3: They cowtow to the Democrat agenda many times just to
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Speaker 3: show that they can get along with the other side.
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Speaker 3: Why would you in danger our republic and by siding
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Speaker 3: with the other side on whrror on you know, on
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Speaker 3: issues that are you know, very important and affect the
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Speaker 3: very survival or continuation of our nation. Is a great nation,
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Speaker 3: and you're really willing to compromise on such important things
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Speaker 3: as a Save America Act. John Thune is against that,
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Speaker 3: making sure that if you vote, you can prove who
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Speaker 3: you are, that you are an American. Cut me a break.
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Speaker 3: And John Thune does not support making sure that all
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Speaker 3: Americans have voter ID or any legal government identification. He's
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Speaker 3: not in support of that. So on that issue, which
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Speaker 3: is very important, he's no better than a Democrat. There's
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Speaker 3: not one Democrat, with the exception of maybe John Fetterman
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Speaker 3: supports you having a voter ID. But did you have
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Speaker 3: to use idea? I guess if you have to go,
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Speaker 3: if you go to a liquor store, they even asked
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Speaker 3: for your phone number when you, you know, bring dirty clothes
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Speaker 3: to the cleaners. You know they want always want some
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Speaker 3: form of ID. When you go to the bank, Yeah,
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Speaker 3: you better show your ID there in order to prevent
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Speaker 3: people from stealing your money. So why is it that
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Speaker 3: we should not just as importantly, if not more so,
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Speaker 3: make sure that everyone has an identification in order to
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Speaker 3: vote so that our country is not stolen. Because you
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Speaker 3: can have all the money in the world, but if
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Speaker 3: your country is stolen right from under you, you know,
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Speaker 3: bad things can happen. According to many, Ken Paxton is
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Speaker 3: a true Maga warrior who was always delivered for Texas
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Speaker 3: and will continue to do so in the United States
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Speaker 3: Senate and will tirelessly fight to continue the great growth
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Speaker 3: of our economy. So one thing you have to give
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Speaker 3: him credit for. He was part of the reason why
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Speaker 3: that Texas has possibly the fastest growing economy in the
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Speaker 3: United States, which is probably among the fastest growing economies
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Speaker 3: in the entire planet. There are few nations around the
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Speaker 3: world that has a faster growing economy than the state
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Speaker 3: of Texas.
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Speaker 2: That is amazing.
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Speaker 3: And by the way, Texas has one of the ten
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Speaker 3: largest economies on the planet. Yeah, but see that's not
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Speaker 3: the only issue. And so yeah, it's very important, very important.
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Speaker 3: And so in other news we see that. It was
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Speaker 3: fun watching the President today talk about the ballroom that
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Speaker 3: you know they you know, they weren't fast at work there.
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Speaker 3: And I didn't know this until today that six stories
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Speaker 3: of the structure has already been built, or their three
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Speaker 3: stories have been completed, but it's all underground and they're
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Speaker 3: completing the second three stories. Can you imagine. He was
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Speaker 3: talking construction talk, and he was talking about normally ballrooms
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Speaker 3: that don't have a basement. It's just built flat on
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Speaker 3: a short pedestal and they go from there. But this
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Speaker 3: thing is six stories deep and it'll have a millilitary
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Speaker 3: grade ceiling. The air conditioning units will not be on
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Speaker 3: top of the building but will be reconfigured into the
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Speaker 3: walls or the bottom or whatever. It was amazing, but
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Speaker 3: he was talking about and the quality of the materials
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Speaker 3: that he was talking about there, and so I was
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Speaker 3: very impressed. And it amazes me how something that has
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Speaker 3: been so needed for so long, a major ballroom for
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Speaker 3: our presidents, because if you go to other countries and
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Speaker 3: you see the ballrooms that they utilize when they go
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Speaker 3: to England or they go to Russia and the grand
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Speaker 3: rooms that they have, and here you come to the
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Speaker 3: United States of America. In comparison, it's like, you know,
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Speaker 3: someone's living room. In comparison, it's beautiful, but in comparison
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Speaker 3: to side and everything, and the also in the roof
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Speaker 3: of this thing they're going to have, I think it'll
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Speaker 3: house many drones to protect the capital. I mean, this
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Speaker 3: guy is really thinking long term, and as he pointed out,
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Speaker 3: it won't be completed till the end of his term.
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Speaker 3: So it may be completed and he'll have a few
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Speaker 3: months left to enjoy it, maybe hold a few events there,
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Speaker 3: and then he's out of there. He's thinking of the future.
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Speaker 3: And I wish most Americans and American politicians would start
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Speaker 3: taking a long term view in support of this country.
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Speaker 3: We have been so chinchy in our thinking processes when
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Speaker 3: it comes to our own nation. So it's about time
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Speaker 3: we start thinking and caring more about our nation and
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Speaker 3: take the long term view and think of thinking about
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Speaker 3: the future generations and stop allowing ourselves to be shortsighted.
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Speaker 3: on the show. Well, under Democrat President Jimmy Carter, remember
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Speaker 3: that guy, gimme Jimmy Carter. Well, under his administration or regime,
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Speaker 3: we lost Iran to the Shiite Mullahs and at gas lines.
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Speaker 2: In America.
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Speaker 3: Under President Trump, however, there are no gas lines and
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Speaker 3: the remaining Mullahs fear for their lives and are stalling
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Speaker 3: around until the final victory by America over their brand
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Speaker 3: of revolutionary Islam is achieved. But we are hearing constant
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Speaker 3: moans and groans about higher gasoline prices, which are still
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Speaker 3: at five dollars and two cents a gallon as of
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Speaker 3: the average today. But the gas lines during the Gimme
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Speaker 3: Jimmy Carter presidency peaked in nineteen seventy nine. It's part
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Speaker 3: of the broader nineteen seventy nine oil crisis. It was
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Speaker 3: triggered by the Iranian Revolution, which disrupted global oil supplies
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Speaker 3: and caused panic buying. The shortages brought immense gridlock and
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Speaker 3: frustration to most American auto drivers. And if you were
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Speaker 3: at Washington, d C. At the time, covering the end
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Speaker 3: of the car to presidency and the rise of Ronald
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Speaker 3: Reagan who won in nineteen eighty and again in nineteen
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Speaker 3: eighty four, and there was a dramatic change when mister
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Speaker 3: Reagan took office. Many young people today have no memory
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Speaker 3: or even thought or understanding of what the Iranian Revolution
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Speaker 3: did to the United States of America and the entire world. Now,
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Speaker 3: almost fifty years later, President Trump is finally doing something
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Speaker 3: about it, something that should have been done decades ago. Currently,
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Speaker 3: the biased dragon media constantly talk about higher prices during
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Speaker 3: the War on O ran under Trump, but failed to
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Speaker 3: remind the American people about the causes of the situation. See,
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Speaker 3: whenever you have a bad situation, whether it's disease, whether
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Speaker 3: it's let's conditions in your house where you need some
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Speaker 3: repairs that are major, whatever, bad leak, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 3: et cetera. Sometimes you know when you have to rebuild, renew,
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Speaker 3: et cetera. Sometimes a cure is not pleasant. And to
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Speaker 3: fix a problem that has been going on for almost
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Speaker 3: fifty years, it's going to be a struggle. Our biased
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Speaker 3: media or the biased media constantly talk about higher prices
30:38
Speaker 3: under gimme Jimmy Carter's presidency's considered incompetent. Well, there was
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Speaker 3: an anti American strategy behind the Iranian revolution and note
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Speaker 3: were the comments published in the Marchist Monthly Review. Leftist
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Speaker 3: attorney Lynn Stewart, who represented the Blind Shake terrorist cleric
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Speaker 3: Omar abdel Rahmand, said that the radical Islamists are basically
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Speaker 3: forces of national liberation, and she emphasized how they should
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Speaker 3: take down governments in the Middle East. But I disagree
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Speaker 3: with one word in this entire sentence. When they always
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Speaker 3: say radical Islamists. Did you know, my friends, that there
31:28
Speaker 3: are no radical Islamists, unless, of course, if they are
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Speaker 3: Islamists that don't agree with the terrorism, who don't agree
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Speaker 3: with the brutality that has been going on almost fifty
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Speaker 3: years in Iran, that would be radical. Because the terrorism
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Speaker 3: that you see and the brutality that you witness through
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Speaker 3: the news and elsewhere is those are authentic Islamists. They're
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Speaker 3: not radical at all because they are obeying the dictates
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Speaker 3: of the Quran.
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Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
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Speaker 3: So they're obeying, which makes them non radical. And so
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Speaker 3: Stewart was convicted and in prison for proving illegal support
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Speaker 3: to foreign Islamic terrorists said quote to denigrate them the
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Speaker 3: Islamists as right wing, I don't think is proper. My
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Speaker 3: own sense is that we're the Islamist to be empowered,
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Speaker 3: there would be movements within their own countries, such as
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Speaker 3: occurs in Iran to liberate. Their target at the time
32:44
Speaker 3: was Egypt. When the Obama administration shifted its stance from
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Speaker 3: supporting the Hosni Mubarik regime to supporting the Muslim Brotherhood
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Speaker 3: terrorist group. A military coup led by General on July
33:02
Speaker 3: third of twenty thirteen ended their reign and the Muslim
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Speaker 3: Brotherhood was banned. Egyptian Americans protested Obama's policy during twenty
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Speaker 3: thirteen and also protested sympathetic Washington Post coverage of the
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Speaker 3: terrorist group. Similarly, Iranian Americans want the Mullas replaced, while
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Speaker 3: Marxist Democrats every Democrat you can find is basically a Marxist,
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Speaker 3: want them to remain in power to brutalize the women,
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Speaker 3: you know, hallal torture the animals you know, you know,
33:36
Speaker 3: the drill, also in order to accelerate their plans to
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Speaker 3: destroy Israel and moderate Arab regimes, if there are really
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Speaker 3: any Arab regimes that are moderate. Historically, the record is clear.
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Speaker 3: Gimme Jimmy Carter abandoned the Shaw of Iran, a key
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Speaker 3: US ally at the time, which allowed iototal rule of
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Speaker 3: a commandee to take power and to establish an anti
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Speaker 3: American state subservient to Russia and even more so to China.
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Speaker 3: But Jimmy Carter's big contributions to America's history and destiny
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Speaker 3: went beyond that debacle. He played patty Cake patty Cake
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Speaker 3: to the eventual emergence of another communist nation capable of
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Speaker 3: hitting the United States with nuclear weapons, compliments of Jimmy Carter.
34:38
Speaker 3: Wasn't he a good fellow? But in addition to giving
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Speaker 3: away the Panama Canal, remember that when Jimmy gave that
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Speaker 3: away normalized diplomatic relation between the United States and the
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Speaker 3: Communist China. In Communist China in nineteen seventy nine, throwing
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Speaker 3: the Republic of China onto Taiwan, a democracy under the bus.
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Speaker 3: No one knows when Red China will invade the peaceful country,
35:08
Speaker 3: another potential disaster that Trump must now deal with or not.
35:15
Speaker 3: History will reveal, And sometimes I'm torn in between whether
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Speaker 3: we should get involved with that situation or not. I know, morally,
35:26
Speaker 3: I have empathy with the Taiwan Taiwanese, and I know
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Speaker 3: it is wrong for communists China to go and invade them.
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Speaker 3: But sometimes I wonder, I mean, how many wars, how
35:40
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35:44
Speaker 3: let's say, if they go if China goes in. Now
35:49
Speaker 3: our military is being thinned out, and I don't know
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Speaker 3: especially when you consider that our domestic situation is not
36:11
Speaker 3: being handled correctly. In my humble opinion, our cities are
36:15
Speaker 3: still awash with teenagers going to nutsville, even our nation's capital.
36:21
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Speaker 2: It would it would It would seem that.
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Speaker 3: By now Americans in general, who are used to a
42:46
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Speaker 2: I would think so.
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43:16
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Speaker 3: for example, and though it could have been better, but
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Speaker 3: you have to change from what you've been doing so far.
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Speaker 2: Got to.
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Speaker 3: And it's a shame that Spencer Pratt, who's only been
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Speaker 3: running a great campaign, has been experiencing credible death threats.
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Speaker 3: It's something you know, this reflects about something that I
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Speaker 3: said earlier. Leftist believe of Wait a minute, you support
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Speaker 3: good You mean you want to improve the quality of
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Speaker 3: life for people. You don't believe like us in communism
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Speaker 3: and tyranny over the people. Oh my gosh, you don't
44:58
Speaker 3: want Islamis to take over the country like we do.
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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, then we must kill you. And that
45:07
Speaker 3: is the mentality of the leftist of today, because no
45:11
Speaker 3: longer can leftists and Democrats say, well, you know, we
45:14
Speaker 3: love America too, we just kind of disagree on how
45:18
Speaker 3: we get there to the betterment of our republic. They
45:20
Speaker 3: cannot even make that argument anymore because all of their
45:25
Speaker 3: policies and ideas are diametrically opposed to anything that would
45:29
Speaker 3: make life better for we, the people of the United
45:31
Speaker 3: States of America. You can't do it. The Twain don't meet.
45:35
Speaker 3: They can't even fake it anymore like they used to
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Speaker 3: in the past. So we've got to smart enough, folks.
45:46
Speaker 3: We've got to smarten up, got to be wiser. And
45:52
Speaker 3: even if you don't care about this country so much,
45:55
Speaker 3: you do have children. I believe you love them. Enough
45:59
Speaker 3: to want to have a better life, right, although I'm
46:06
Speaker 3: afraid that the leftist way of thinking does not include
46:14
Speaker 3: caring about future generations. It's about a one size fits
46:19
Speaker 3: all destroying the society as it stands now, and that's it.
46:27
Speaker 3: So you know, these people are crazy. You ever heard
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Speaker 3: of Jinks Monsoon? Now this is a trainy star of
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Speaker 3: Disney's failed Doctor Who series. Now I'm going to reverse
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Speaker 3: what she did here when I'm going to tell you
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Speaker 3: about she supposedly put a hex on Trump tower. She says,
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Speaker 3: I put a hex on the tower every time I
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Speaker 3: walk by. Well, I reverse that and Yeshua's name and
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Speaker 3: will fall upon her. This is crazy stuff. Why because
47:07
Speaker 3: Trump wants to do good for America and these people
47:12
Speaker 3: are so crazy and in so supportive of evil that
47:17
Speaker 3: they don't care that those that they support, like the Palestinians,
47:23
Speaker 3: once they get into power, people like her would be
47:26
Speaker 3: among the first to have their heads bounced in fruit baskets.
47:31
Speaker 3: But you know that sound yeah, But they hate America
47:38
Speaker 3: so much they don't even care about that possibility, though
47:42
Speaker 3: that possibility is in full focus all around the world.
47:49
Speaker 3: So it is what it is, my friends, And this
47:53
Speaker 3: is the mentality of these people. They're so full of hatred,
47:58
Speaker 3: they're so full of evil, And the reason why they
48:03
Speaker 3: have the influence that they do have is because our
48:08
Speaker 3: side has been weak. We have not been standing strong
48:13
Speaker 3: on the principles that actually defeat all that madness. Yeah,
48:21
Speaker 3: so it's real simple. We have to be willing to
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Speaker 3: Dictionary eighteen twenty eight edition, Because you know it's coming
49:03
Speaker 3: down to the wire, folks. There is unlimited, unlimited potential
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Speaker 3: of greatness for our lives individually and collectively as a republic.
49:14
Speaker 3: At the same time, there is unlimited potential for our
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Speaker 3: destruction and to no longer be a great nation but
49:25
Speaker 3: ation of misery, of downtrodden lu living. We are literally
49:30
Speaker 3: at a fork in the road here. And if we
49:34
Speaker 3: choose the right way and we push forward, those who
49:38
Speaker 3: wish for our demise, who fight to push God out
49:43
Speaker 3: of our society, who fight to eradicate the Constitution and
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Speaker 3: our Bill of Rights in our great history. Hey, we
49:53
Speaker 3: don't stand tall. Those people will have their way. So
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Speaker 3: the choice is up to us. We can do this.
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Speaker 3: The greatness is there for us to grab, and yeah,
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Speaker 3: we can do this. And I'll continue to say we
50:13
Speaker 3: can do this. Hope, I don't sound like a parrot,
50:15
Speaker 3: but yeah, we can do this. It is what it is.
50:22
Speaker 3: But we've got to clean up our cities. We've got
50:23
Speaker 3: to clean up New York City, the greatest city in
50:25
Speaker 3: the world. I don't even know if it's the greatest
50:27
Speaker 3: city in the world anymore. But yeah, they lost a
50:32
Speaker 3: huge development that was going to break ground last month. Yep.
50:39
Speaker 3: They were going to build a sixteen hundred foot tall skyscraper,
50:45
Speaker 3: super tall building and man Midtown Manhattan, and some of
50:51
Speaker 3: the money was also ear marked to rehabilitate two churches
50:57
Speaker 3: in the area. One of them was Saint Patrick's Cathedral.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. I won't get into that, but anyway,
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Speaker 3: it was just part of the development. But anyway, it
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Speaker 3: is what it is, my friends. We have unlimited potential
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Speaker 3: for greatness to choose, or unlimited destruction to choose.
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Speaker 2: What will you choose?
51:22
Speaker 3: I'm run Edwards, and now that I see that, my
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Speaker 3: time is a thank you so much for your time
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Speaker 3: and always at this time, I urge you to continue
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