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Speaker 2: Now the man with the experience.
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Speaker 5: See Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 5: talk show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now
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Speaker 5: your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 2: Well, good day, good day, Hello are you. I'm Ron
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Speaker 2: Edwards and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experiences. We
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Speaker 2: celebrate the wonderful Christmas season and man, we still have
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Speaker 2: to take care of business and get to the bottom
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Speaker 2: of things and discuss certain issues affecting our nation and world.
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Speaker 2: And joining us today, We've got a great guest. He's
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Speaker 2: going to be stopping by for a few moments, Matt
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Speaker 2: fitz Simmons, historian, great patriot writer, et cetera. And it
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Speaker 2: makes good music, and so we're going to be talking
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Speaker 2: with him as well. You know, it's funny how the
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Speaker 2: media is calling President Trump the shadow president, because when
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Speaker 2: you look at the happenings wherever Trump goes, when they
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Speaker 2: are international leaders or whatever, they are all ponying up
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Speaker 2: to shake his hand, and you know, with big smiles,
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Speaker 2: they're just grinning from ear to ear, and it's as
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Speaker 2: if he's already in office. And the only thing that
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Speaker 2: I'm concerned about when it comes to Uncle Joe, who
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Speaker 2: is not acting like the president, at least publicly. However,
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Speaker 2: he's still doing his dirty deeds in order to harm
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Speaker 2: the Republic and to try to make things so bad
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Speaker 2: that when President Trump is officially sworn in on the
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Speaker 2: twentieth of January, they're hoping Uncle Joe and his friends
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Speaker 2: are hoping to make things so bad that it would
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Speaker 2: take more than four years to fix the problems besetting
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Speaker 2: our great republic. Now most people don't know this, but
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Speaker 2: Uncle Joe just gave Iran another ten billion dollars to
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Speaker 2: help tide them over because of the sanctions, the partial
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Speaker 2: sanctions that remain in effect. And he's been pouring billions
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Speaker 2: and billions into Iran for years. Anyway, you know he's
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Speaker 2: going to continue to do things like that. And he's
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Speaker 2: also bidding nations all over the world to send their scumbacks,
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Speaker 2: you know, into this country, and because they want to hurry, hurry, hurry,
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Speaker 2: hurry up and get them into this country. It's amazing
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Speaker 2: every time I see whether it's an interview with Tom
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Speaker 2: Holman or some of the other folks who Trump is
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Speaker 2: appointed and who want to see our border secured. When
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Speaker 2: they're interviewed by people like Aoch and other Democrats, you know,
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Speaker 2: they try to make it seem like mister Homan and
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Speaker 2: others don't care about the the illegals that are in
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Speaker 2: the country, that they're so heartless, how could they break uplies?
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Speaker 2: And I love it when Tom Holman said, hey, I
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Speaker 2: don't know, we just send them home together, keep the
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Speaker 2: families together. And he's correct, but they make it sound
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Speaker 2: like it's so horrible. Yet at the same time, these
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Speaker 2: same Democrats, including the mayor of Denver, the governor of Colorado,
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Speaker 2: and other liberal or leftist governors around the country and mayors,
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Speaker 2: they sit around and ignore, ignore, and try to shove
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Speaker 2: under the proverbial rug the murders of many, many illegal
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Speaker 2: border crossers across this country who are killing Americans left
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Speaker 2: and right, And yet Uncle Joe and Ayak and all
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Speaker 2: the others ignore that and don't raise a finger, don't
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Speaker 2: raise a complaint, don't say anything, And they want to
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Speaker 2: shut down anyone who speaks out about this. And one
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Speaker 2: good thing, a federal judge has halted Uncle Joe plans
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Speaker 2: to open the Affordable Care Act known as Obamacare to
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Speaker 2: illegal border crossers enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood
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Speaker 2: Arrivals known as DHAKA. At least, you know, we have
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Speaker 2: that small victory. And so the thing, you know, the
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Speaker 2: drumbeat of just evil just continues to just boom boom,
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Speaker 2: boom boom. I cannot wait until FBI Director Ray gets
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Speaker 2: the hell out of Dodge. He's preparing to resign. Thank
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Speaker 2: you Jesus, hallelujah, and pass the butter. And I'll be
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Speaker 2: so happy to see him go. I know that Trump
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Speaker 2: nominated him originally. But some people are good actors. They
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Speaker 2: can put on a good, good face and you think
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Speaker 2: that they're going to do the job, and you give
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Speaker 2: them the job, and all they do is try to
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Speaker 2: destroy what good is left in whether in this case
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Speaker 2: the FBI, and which they utilize the power of the
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Speaker 2: FBI to help try to destroy the fabric of this
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Speaker 2: country on behalf of the Chinese and illegal border crossers.
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Speaker 2: So and here's the thing, also, we have to watch
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Speaker 2: out for these Republicans. Lord have mercy these Republicans, you know,
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Speaker 2: some of them are now coming up. Oh yeah, we're
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Speaker 2: going to go ahead and support Pete Hexith. Senator Joni
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Speaker 2: Ernst of Iowa. Well, the only reason why she and
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Speaker 2: some of the other Republicans are supporting him now all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden is because a few people with working
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Speaker 2: brains went to them and said, hey, you know what. Okay,
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Speaker 2: you don't support Hexath and Trump's other conservative appointees, then
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Speaker 2: guess what. We're going to make sure that you're primaried out,
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Speaker 2: that you will be challenged when it's time for your
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Speaker 2: re election bid. And then all of a sudden, they're smiling.
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Speaker 2: She's standing right next to Pete Hexath in this article.
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Speaker 2: I think it's on Bright Barton. Oh, all smiles, and
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Speaker 2: we're all hunky dory. Now we're going to support him, yep, yep, yep,
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Speaker 2: yep yep. But you gotta do what you gotta do.
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Speaker 2: I'm glad that there was enough brains working amongst the
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Speaker 2: Republicans to go to these individuals, these rhinos, and tell them, look, dude,
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Speaker 2: you support or we're not going to support you, and
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Speaker 2: in fact, we will help you lose. You gotta fight
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Speaker 2: rhinos like you have to fight democrats. It is what
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Speaker 2: it is unfortunately for Fox News. The owner of Fox
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Speaker 2: News has lost a legal battle with his two sons,
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Speaker 2: who are leftist. Rupert Murdoch, who at best was a moderate,
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Speaker 2: but he did allow to a degree opinions and stories
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Speaker 2: that lean towards the right expose the left. Now his sons,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what he did as a father, how
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Speaker 2: both of them turned out to be as leftists as
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden. They lost. Now this is the thing that
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Speaker 2: bothers me. Rupert Murdoch owned Fox News. I think he
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Speaker 2: started it and or was one of the ones who
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Speaker 2: were there at the beginning. Then he has sons, right,
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Speaker 2: sons grow up, Remember Dad still is the owner. And
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Speaker 2: then the sons, because they're leftists, want to destroy it
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Speaker 2: and turn it into another version of MSNBC, and Rupert
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Speaker 2: Muddoch says, no, we're not going to go that far.
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Speaker 2: That's crazy. I helped start this thing and we want
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Speaker 2: to keep it going. Two sons says no, Dad, screw you.
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Speaker 2: So they all go to court, and of course it
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Speaker 2: lands in front of a leftist judge and the judge says,
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Speaker 2: you know, what the heck with you, Rupert? The sons
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Speaker 2: can run it as they see fit despite the fact
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Speaker 2: that you started it or were there at the beginning,
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Speaker 2: and they ail with you. I think that's wrong. I
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Speaker 2: think that's awful. But it is what it is, and
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Speaker 2: these are the things that people have to watch out for.
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Speaker 2: to watch out how you raise your children in the
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Speaker 2: have to watch your backside because they are still human
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Speaker 2: beings who can be affected by teachings, things they learn
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Speaker 10: Hi, this is Matt Fitzgibbons from Patriot Music dot com.
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Speaker 2: All of you, going to the world, maybe the world
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Speaker 2: Rhando words American Experience. Merry Christmas to one and all,
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Speaker 2: and Merry Christmas to our guest Matt fitz Simmons. But
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Speaker 2: before we get to him, I just want to say
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Speaker 2: something real quick. You know when it when we talk
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Speaker 2: about property rights or property ownership, you really believe that
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Speaker 2: you own your property. Today, most Americans tend to think
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Speaker 2: of private property simply as their home, their little abode,
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Speaker 2: a place where the family resides, stores their belongings, and
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Speaker 2: fine shelter and safety from the elements. It's where you live,
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Speaker 2: it's yours because you pay the mortgage and the taxes.
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Speaker 2: Most people don't give property ownership much more thought than that,
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Speaker 2: and because of that, we really don't own our property.
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Speaker 2: John Adams long ago said that the moment the idea
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Speaker 2: is admitted into society that property is not as sacred
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Speaker 2: as the law of God, and that there is not
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Speaker 2: a force of law and public justice to protect it,
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Speaker 2: anarchy and tyranny comments, and it has commenced in the
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Speaker 2: former property taxes, meaning the government continues to pimp us.
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Speaker 2: Yet we're nothing more than property pimped victims of government
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Speaker 2: pimped out through property taxes. Anyway, let's see what Matt Fitzimmons,
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Speaker 2: our guest, thinks about that and some other stuff. Hello Matt,
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Speaker 2: and welcome back.
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Speaker 10: Good afternoon round. It's always a pleasure to be here.
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Speaker 2: Thank you. The feeling's mutual. What do you think about that?
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Speaker 2: You know, people think that they own their property, but
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Speaker 2: they're too I'll be polite thick to understand that if
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Speaker 2: they're continuing to pay these god awful property taxes, they
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Speaker 2: don't own nothing and they don't know nothing. And got
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Speaker 2: that mixed up? What say you?
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Speaker 10: So many many, many many years ago, a decade before
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Speaker 10: I started reading history, you know, from the beginning until
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Speaker 10: the present, and ten years before I even started Patriot
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Speaker 10: music dot com, my wife received a property tax bill
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Speaker 10: in the mail for a car and I went down
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Speaker 10: to the town clerk to find out what the heck
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Speaker 10: this was. We'd, you know, were recently married, and they
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Speaker 10: explained it to me and I said, oh. I said, well,
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Speaker 10: you could send it to the car company and she
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Speaker 10: said what And I said, we don't own it. I said,
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Speaker 10: we're paying payments on this car. I said, send them
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Speaker 10: the tax and she looked at me and laughed and said,
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Speaker 10: it doesn't work that way. She said, but it should.
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Speaker 10: So that's always been my attitude at it of it.
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Speaker 10: But from a historical or a philosophical perspective, you know,
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Speaker 10: our founding principles, as you know are based very much
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Speaker 10: on John Locke's philosophy of natural rights. And originally, rather
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Speaker 10: than it being life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness,
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Speaker 10: Thomas Jefferson changed it a bit. Locke's famous line was, life, liberty,
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Speaker 10: and property. That's the essence of our republic.
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Speaker 2: Yep. Absolutely, and it's a shame that people have lost that.
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Speaker 2: And something else, Matt, that's very, very, very important, the
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Speaker 2: right of self protection and the right and the duty
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Speaker 2: to protect others when there is danger. Now, I think
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Speaker 2: the Lord every minute. Just about that Daniel Penny was
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Speaker 2: found not guilty in New York City in the subway
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Speaker 2: chokehold case. I was really sweating bullets because until they
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Speaker 2: made that final decision, because can you imagine the precedent
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Speaker 2: that that would have set that despite the law. I
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Speaker 2: didn't know this until today I did a little looking
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Speaker 2: into things. It's still on the law books in New
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Speaker 2: York City that if you see an imminent danger like that,
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Speaker 2: that you are as a man, supposed to help. If
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Speaker 2: you're in a position that you can help diffuse the
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Speaker 2: situation and take down a criminal or a thug or whatever,
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Speaker 2: you're obligated to do it. So what Alvin Bragg that
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Speaker 2: Tubblelard was doing was kicking the law, the old law,
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Speaker 2: in the face. And these people are using this lawlessness
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Speaker 2: to as one of their tools to break down and
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Speaker 2: destroy the fabric of our society.
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Speaker 10: What'll say you, Well, it's interesting that you mention it,
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Speaker 10: because I don't know if you're familiar with the Seinfeld Show.
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Speaker 10: But last yeah, yeah, you know, that was very, very popular,
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Speaker 10: and I know it's on Netflix and people are talking
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Speaker 10: about it again. But the very last episode is actually
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Speaker 10: focused on that where he kind of makes people think
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Speaker 10: of this from kind of a libertarian perspective. But the
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Speaker 10: essence of it, if you remember correctly, if I'm remembered correctly,
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Speaker 10: I should say, is that that last episode was focused
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Speaker 10: on this issue as to whether or not someone can
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Speaker 10: be compelled, you know, to enter a potentially dangerous situation
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Speaker 10: on behalf of others. But of course, the right to
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Speaker 10: keep in bare arms goes way way back. We see
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Speaker 10: it in ancient Greece. We see it, you know, Nicola
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Speaker 10: Machiavelli for example, Brutus. We see it going back to
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Speaker 10: John Milton, and you know the original English Bill of
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Speaker 10: Rights in sixteen eighty nine. These are really ancient concepts
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Speaker 10: that are as old as civilization itself. And the Daniel
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Speaker 10: Penny trial was ridiculous because so many of us were
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Speaker 10: not convinced that it was going to end up in
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Speaker 10: a just way the way that it did. Now it
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Speaker 10: cost him an awful lot of money and I don't
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Speaker 10: know where that's.
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Speaker 2: Going to end up.
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Speaker 10: But at the end of the day, this was nothing
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Speaker 10: but pure racism. Because if you had switched the colors
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Speaker 10: of the uh you know, of the guy who came
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Speaker 10: out to the train and the one who protected everyone,
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Speaker 10: this would have been a complete non issue. Alvin Bragg
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Speaker 10: is an absolute racist and he's probably the worst DA
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Speaker 10: that New York has ever had.
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Speaker 2: He is he is, without a doubt. He is an
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Speaker 2: evil slob. He reminds me of a Java, the hut
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Speaker 2: with glasses, and he's proud of this. And it's more,
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Speaker 2: it's even deeper than just racism. See this is what
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Speaker 2: they say. Remember the fat other fat guy, the leader
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Speaker 2: of the Blend movement or better known as Black Lives Matter,
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Speaker 2: And he was hollering about you want to choke black people,
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Speaker 2: blah blah, blood for being loud. No, it's not even
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Speaker 2: about racism and they know it. But this is the
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Speaker 2: tool they use for the incurably ignorant masses. What it is,
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Speaker 2: and this is something that I started seeing as even
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Speaker 2: a much younger man. Okay, what the movement is is
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Speaker 2: to make it so that criminals do not feel any
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Speaker 2: kind of remorse or there's no fear of the long
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Speaker 2: arm of the law. That they're free to do whatever
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Speaker 2: the hell they want to do, whether they're white criminals,
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Speaker 2: black criminals. This is part. This is another one of
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Speaker 2: those spokes in the wheel of destroying the fabric of
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Speaker 2: our society. And so racism, Yeah, that's the public yeah,
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Speaker 2: yah yah yah yeah, and all of them, you know,
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Speaker 2: liberal whites, they get into line, get in line with
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Speaker 2: their stupid guilt and all of that. As Trump would
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Speaker 2: call them, stupid people. But at the same time, they're
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Speaker 2: useful idiots in the army of destruction against the society
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Speaker 2: as a whole. Let's say you.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, And I'm going to stretch that a little further
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Speaker 10: into another subject as well, because, as you and I
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Speaker 10: often discuss, one of the fundamental problems with those who
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Speaker 10: are leftists collectivists of any sort. Yeah, they tend to
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Speaker 10: believe that the ends justify the means, and so I
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Speaker 10: would warn everyone, and I am as these conversations come
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Speaker 10: up in my personal life about Luigi Mangioni. For example,
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Speaker 10: so many people are talking in private and saying that
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Speaker 10: they understand his motive because of their anger in regard
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Speaker 10: to the American healthcare system. But I'm going to suggest
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Speaker 10: that his actions, as well as everyone who is leaning
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Speaker 10: in that direction, should be extraordinarily careful, because this is
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Speaker 10: the sort of philosophy that the left has always taught.
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Speaker 10: If you dig deep into this whole thing, you'll see,
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Speaker 10: for example, that the reason our healthcare system is a
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Speaker 10: disaster is because government got involved. This was Obamacare. Things
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Speaker 10: are so much worse because of government interference. This is
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Speaker 10: not some sort of a hero situation where this guy
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Speaker 10: attacks someone who is evil, a pedophile or something of
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Speaker 10: that sort. So anyway, I'm just making a comment that
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Speaker 10: I think that people should be extremely careful about entertaining
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Speaker 10: the idea that this sort of vigilanteism is acceptable on
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Speaker 10: any level.
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Speaker 2: You know, I can incur, I concur with what you're saying,
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Speaker 2: and you know, I was kind of guilty of that myself,
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Speaker 2: because I understand what his insurance company did to the
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Speaker 2: tune of billions of dollars, and because of what they did,
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Speaker 2: many people died in hospitals. Most people don't know this,
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Speaker 2: but his that company rejected thirty sixer no, thirty two
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Speaker 2: percent of all insurance claim possibilities, okay, whereas the national
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Speaker 2: average is sixteen percent. And it's because of these denial
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Speaker 2: the river denial, Okay. That was part of the reason
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Speaker 2: why his company made so much money, and you know,
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Speaker 2: and record amounts of money and just a short amount
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Speaker 2: of time, and so there was evil all the way around. Personally,
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Speaker 2: I think things should have happened and these people go
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Speaker 2: to jail and there'd be some inquiries and into their activities.
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Speaker 2: But you're correct, technically correct about the shooting situation. You know,
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Speaker 2: I didn't feel sorry for the getting shot, but at
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Speaker 2: the same time, it was wrong, and you are correct,
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Speaker 2: sir man. I know it's you've got to run, but
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Speaker 2: before you go, real quick, tell folks how they can
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Speaker 2: find your music and your website.
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Speaker 10: It's always a pleasure to be here and speak with you.
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Speaker 2: Navy recruiting office in Alhambra, California. Now I'm looking at
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Speaker 2: every recruiter at that particular station is Chinese recruitees as well.
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Speaker 2: What's shocking is that not even one English word is
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Speaker 2: spoken at that particular office. Everyone speaks Chinese only. They
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Speaker 2: are recruiting Chinese spies. If you know the contents of
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Speaker 2: the FBI is nowhere. But anyway, I'm looking at this picture.
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Speaker 2: The Chinese gentleman behind them esque and I'll repeat at
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Speaker 2: the Alhambra, California office or the United States Navy, every
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Speaker 2: one English word is spoken at a United States Navy
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Speaker 2: recruiting office in Alhambra, California. Everyone speaks Chinese only. They
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Speaker 2: are recruiting Chinese spies. But yet there's no FBI, there's
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Speaker 2: no internal investigation. And of course the people that they're
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Speaker 2: recruiting are the Chinese men that Uncle Joe allowed in.
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Speaker 2: I wonder how much money the Biden's made on payments
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Speaker 2: from the Chinese, I wonder, so it's just something another
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Speaker 2: little food for thought. There, another bit of food for thought.
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Speaker 2: And just how shameful this government is and the United
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Speaker 2: States Navy. There needs to be a huge investigation. I
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Speaker 2: don't understand why no one, no one in Congress has
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Speaker 2: set a peep about this particular situation. I've heard nothing
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Speaker 2: from no one, not Marjorie Taylor Green, none of the
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Speaker 2: great whistleblowers. Nothing, And this is being allowed. This is
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Speaker 2: some scary stuff. I'm looking at a picture here. It's
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Speaker 2: inside the Vatican and they have a it's a statue
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Speaker 2: or whatever. It's the Nativity scene, and it's a very
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Speaker 2: stark modernistic Nativity scene. You've got Joseph, you've got Mayor,
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Speaker 2: and then you have Baby Jesus sprawled out neked instead
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Speaker 2: of in swaddling clothes as it says in the Bible,
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Speaker 2: and the baby Jesus is laying on a Palestinian flag. Now,
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Speaker 2: in my humble opinion, that's truly an insult. Now, what if,
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Speaker 2: let's say, in another location, they were to take a
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Speaker 2: statue or a made up you know whatever of Muhammad
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Speaker 2: and wrap him in what used to be the Christian
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Speaker 2: flag and lay him out neked like that for all
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Speaker 2: to see, sprawled out on the Christian flag. You know
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Speaker 2: how up in arms the Muslims would be. They would
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Speaker 2: be upset that they're made of God, would be so insulted.
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Speaker 2: But yet I'm looking at a picture here, baby Jesus
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Speaker 2: sprawled out nket on a Palestinian flag, an old looking
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Speaker 2: Mary and Joseph isn't just older like he was, but
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Speaker 2: he looks like like he's ninety or something. I mean,
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Speaker 2: these people, I mean, Pope Francis is right in front
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Speaker 2: of it in a wheelchair looking at it. This is
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Speaker 2: crazy stuff, my friends. I can't wait until it's his
33:42
Speaker 2: time to check out anyway. Now, Fans of the CEO
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Speaker 2: murder suspect have been flooding into Pennsylvania McDonald's with negative
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Speaker 2: reviews after the tip off. A lot of people are
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Speaker 2: behind are angry that someone tipped off the authorities and
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Speaker 2: who found CEO the murderer of CEO Brian Thompson. Isn't
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Speaker 2: that amazing? They're saying, who's the rat behind the counter?
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Speaker 2: And this guy, the CEO murder suspect, has a huge
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Speaker 2: legion of fans who are marching, filing in and out
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Speaker 2: of this McDonald's making threatening gestures of anger because someone
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Speaker 2: one of the employees tipped off of the authorities so
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Speaker 2: that the guy could be nabbed by the long arm
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Speaker 2: of the law. Our society is just we we have
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Speaker 2: a lot of healing and I don't know what is
34:58
Speaker 2: what would you call it moral gravity in our society today? Well,
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Speaker 2: this could be the beginning of the end or Mitch McConnell,
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Speaker 2: Deputy troop Along. He took a tumble today during the
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Speaker 2: Senate lunch, bumped the old noggin, and concerns are outgoing because,
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Speaker 2: you know, they realize he's not in good shape. I mean,
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Speaker 2: he's had several instances recently where he's standing there talking
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Speaker 2: and all of a sudden he goes into freeze frame
35:33
Speaker 2: and he gets stuck and people have to kind of
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Speaker 2: press the elbow or something like pressing a button and
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Speaker 2: then he starts moving again. But you know, I hope
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Speaker 2: he goes to hospital and cannot come back and do
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Speaker 2: his duties. I'm not wishing he'd die or anything like that.
35:51
Speaker 2: I just wish that he cannot come back so that
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Speaker 2: he could be replaced by someone who wants to act
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Speaker 2: correctly as a Republican leader in in in the House,
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Speaker 2: and and so that they can get about the business
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Speaker 2: of governing properly and not subverting Conservatives and trying to
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Speaker 2: appease the Democrats as Mitch McConnell has done for decades.
36:21
Speaker 2: And I just think that his his brutal neoconism et cetera,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, has caught up with him. That's just my opinion.
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Speaker 2: But uh, you know, there comes a time where this
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Speaker 2: stuff needs to come to an end. Now, there are
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Speaker 2: others who think that, including Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee. She's
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Speaker 2: of high opinion that Pete Hexeth is going to make
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Speaker 2: it in and be confirmed. He still has to go
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Speaker 2: through a lot, but I would say personally it's about
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Speaker 2: a ninety percent chance. I believe it's about a ninety
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Speaker 2: percent chance as of today. So now, going back to
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Speaker 2: something I was talking about earlier, the Daniel pennycase. Yes,
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Speaker 2: we can celebrate the fact that he did reach he
37:32
Speaker 2: did acquire the correct verdict, But to me, this is
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Speaker 2: indicative of how twisted our justice system. Just because he
37:44
Speaker 2: got the right call doesn't mean that our justice system
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Speaker 2: isn't so twisted and so immoral and it just just
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Speaker 2: not right, I think, and I agree that Pam Bondy
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Speaker 2: has their work cut out for.
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Speaker 2: When a hero Daniel Penny can go through what he
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Speaker 2: went through, and you know, there are other cases like
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Speaker 2: this all around the country. They're not famous cases because
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Speaker 2: they didn't happen in New York City on the famous subway,
38:30
Speaker 2: but there are many other cases like this around the country,
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Speaker 2: and there are other cases where people don't turn out
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Speaker 2: so well like Penny did. And I think the only
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Speaker 2: reason he got the right verdict because there was a
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Speaker 2: lot of pressure, and thank God for the pressure. But see,
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Speaker 2: we need to get to the bottom of what has
38:51
Speaker 2: made our justice system so twisted. It used to be
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Speaker 2: when it came to the justice system, criminals, thugs were afraid.
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Speaker 2: Yes there were criminals, there were criminal acts, but there
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Speaker 2: was fear amongst those who committed these acts. And in
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Speaker 2: clear cut cases like that where man saves people, man
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Speaker 2: saves a damsel in distress, etc. Etc. Those kinds of situations,
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Speaker 2: it was like rubber stamp boom boom boom, justified, justify, justify.
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Speaker 2: Now every time something like this happens, you have to
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Speaker 2: go through an expensive case. And god knows how much
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Speaker 2: Daniel Penny now owns. I mean, O's rather to his lawyers.
39:37
Speaker 2: They had to go through all that cost for nothing
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Speaker 2: for doing what a man should do, an able bodied
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39:54
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Speaker 2: you know they're still dealing with the horrible fire situation
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Speaker 2: this morning out there in California. As of this morning,
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Speaker 2: zero percent containment, high threat level remains, with flames rapidly
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Speaker 2: weather conditions are not favorable because they're gusting up to
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Speaker 2: forty miles an hour with very low humidity fueling the
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Speaker 2: fires spread. Now, I'm of the opinion I could be
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Speaker 2: be wrong, But I believe that the fire was set.
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Speaker 2: I really do. I mean, it's already been proven in
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Speaker 2: many cases. You see these fires out on the beautiful
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Speaker 2: western parts of the United States, and you look into
45:04
Speaker 2: these things and a great percentage of them were purposefully set.
45:09
Speaker 2: Why do you think these kinds of things are purposely done?
45:13
Speaker 2: Do you think it's just random arcionists, well, you know,
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Speaker 2: loan arsonists just out to see the skies brightened with
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Speaker 2: tall flames, burning down homes, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. I mean,
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Speaker 2: there are cases of loan arsonists. But I have read
45:32
Speaker 2: and I've seen cases where it's more nefarious than that,
45:40
Speaker 2: and in some cases not all, but in some cases
45:43
Speaker 2: even connected to this smart city movement. Now, when they
45:48
Speaker 2: talk about smart cities, they talk about or fifteen minute cities,
45:52
Speaker 2: they talk about, Hey, getting back to neighborhoods where everything
45:56
Speaker 2: is within walking distance. You don't need government intervention to
46:02
Speaker 2: produce those kinds of things. You know how I know
46:07
Speaker 2: because growing up in the neighborhood that I grew up
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Speaker 2: in until destruction moved in, everything was within walking distance,
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Speaker 2: everything from ice cream shops to the dentist office literally
46:26
Speaker 2: and everything in between. And every neighborhood had these kinds
46:30
Speaker 2: of districts, business districts. Every neighborhood had theaters, parks, the
46:39
Speaker 2: whole nine yards. Most cities were constructed that way. Boston
46:43
Speaker 2: very walkable city in some areas without the smart city designation.
46:52
Speaker 2: Cleveland has become a very walkable city. So you don't
46:57
Speaker 2: need this so called smart city or fifteen minute city
47:02
Speaker 2: designation to have good quality neighborhoods. Cities were naturally that way.
47:08
Speaker 2: People needed stuff, People was near stuff in cities. That
47:13
Speaker 2: was one of the draws to cities because people didn't
47:16
Speaker 2: want to have to drive twenty miles to market or whatever,
47:19
Speaker 2: as they did way out in their hinterlands. But today
47:23
Speaker 2: when they talk about fifteen minute cities, they're smart cities.
47:26
Speaker 2: It's not just about convenience for the people living in
47:29
Speaker 2: those cities. Oh no, no, no, no no. See what
47:33
Speaker 2: they want now is if a city decides, well, you know,
47:38
Speaker 2: we have smart city leanings, they say, the city council
47:44
Speaker 2: agrees to it, all of a sudden, they're fires, burning
47:49
Speaker 2: people out that have been living in they're nice homes
47:52
Speaker 2: for decades. And what happened in Hawaii similar type of
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Speaker 2: a case. Reasons might be slightly different, but the results
48:05
Speaker 2: of the same people lose their stuff. In North Carolina.
48:12
Speaker 2: It's not so much about a smart city there, but
48:14
Speaker 2: rather about mines. But it's all related because it's about
48:18
Speaker 2: these big time in their own mind, so called powerful
48:24
Speaker 2: people who have a lot of wealth, more wealth than
48:27
Speaker 2: the wealthy people that live in some of these areas
48:30
Speaker 2: that they burn out or flood out because they want
48:34
Speaker 2: that land, or if they want you to live there,
48:39
Speaker 2: they want you to live there in such a manner
48:41
Speaker 2: where you don't own the home, you lease the homes
48:44
Speaker 2: permanent leasers, and they got Americans into that mindset by
48:50
Speaker 2: leaseh your car today, you don't have to buy it.
48:53
Speaker 2: You can lease it twelve months, you know, two forty
48:59
Speaker 2: nine for thirty six months, and people start buying into that.
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Speaker 2: And then if you don't own your home, right, guess
49:10
Speaker 2: what the big corporations can say, you know what, you
49:14
Speaker 2: don't own it, you can get out because we want
49:18
Speaker 2: to do something else with this. Or if you're on
49:22
Speaker 2: a higher economic plane and you're not so easily moved, hey,
49:27
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, you know what, You're not going
49:30
Speaker 2: to stand up to fire. You're just going to run
49:33
Speaker 2: to the run for them bar Hills, Okay, as is
49:38
Speaker 2: the case in Malibu. Malibu is a very very wealthy
49:42
Speaker 2: area and very beautiful. But if certain people want your stuff,
49:50
Speaker 2: they want your land. This is the kind of stuff
49:52
Speaker 2: that happens. And I'm looking at the picture of this thing.
49:56
Speaker 2: It's the fire is moving in a perfect straight line
50:00
Speaker 2: like an army. It's amazing how these things are set
50:05
Speaker 2: up and people are not catching on. And you know,
50:09
Speaker 2: because I understand deeply the nature of government, so I
50:14
Speaker 2: might be more suspicious than the average person. But history
50:19
Speaker 2: proves that more people should be more suspicious. I mean,
50:23
Speaker 2: this stuff has been going on for a long long
50:25
Speaker 2: time where people wanted to bump people out of what
50:30
Speaker 2: they had. Democrats did it to black people. Remember Black
50:35
Speaker 2: Wall Street in Oklahoma. The white Democrats told the black people,
50:40
Speaker 2: we don't want you niggers around, and you know what,
50:43
Speaker 2: they said, you know what, fine, we don't need you.
50:47
Speaker 2: And they built their own part of society that was
50:50
Speaker 2: more successful than the white Democrats. And guess what the
50:54
Speaker 2: white Democrats said, huh wait a minute. We didn't want
50:57
Speaker 2: to be around those people, but we didn't want them
51:01
Speaker 2: to succeed either. So what do they do? Burn them out?
51:07
Speaker 2: You think government really wants you to succeed. No, they
51:10
Speaker 2: don't want you to be independent of them. They want
51:14
Speaker 2: you to be dependent upon them. The current set up
51:17
Speaker 2: of our medical system wants you to be dependent on
51:20
Speaker 2: them and their drugs. Not about curing you, but about
51:23
Speaker 2: treating your symptoms. Make you feel better, yeah, make you
51:28
Speaker 2: feel good, okay, but you don't feel totally good. You
51:32
Speaker 2: just don't hurt as bad. And to that, I said,
51:36
Speaker 2: screw that. Even when I used to have asthma, I
51:39
Speaker 2: was smart enough as a teenager to know that wasn't
51:42
Speaker 2: the right way to God. I said, you know what,
51:43
Speaker 2: there's a way to fix this, even though doctor said,
51:46
Speaker 2: oh you can't. There's no cure for asthma. There's no
51:48
Speaker 2: way you can get out of that. Well, those doctors
51:50
Speaker 2: are dead and I don't have asthma. How about that.
51:54
Speaker 2: That's the name of that tune. And now that I
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Speaker 1: Right, yep.
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Speaker 2: And now that I say, and it's the end of
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Speaker 2: the day, I want you to remember to pray for
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Speaker 2: your nation, pray for your family, your friends. Yes, and
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Speaker 2: you gotta pray for your enemies too, Yes.
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Speaker 4: You do.
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Speaker 2: They get it right before it's too late. And true
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Speaker 2: I'm not everybud's until next time.
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Speaker 1: I now.
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Speaker 13: to everyone leslie the way the way to rise to
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Speaker 13: day day everyone love.
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