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Prince Israel Zaar on: Be a True Patriot, Be Honest in Thy Reporting, Contribution, or Leadership · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: There the issues sometimes with the media, it's uh, the
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Speaker 1: inability to to be honest the ones serve and it's
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Speaker 1: a concept and the saying to speak truth to power,
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Speaker 1: just to say the truth to American to Americans. The
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Speaker 1: issue with the media, it's a it's phenomenon or cast
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Speaker 1: light in the American people, you know, cast light in
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Speaker 1: the American people. And it's just sometimes unfair, unpatrio taken, dishonest,
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Speaker 1: and undignified. I see reporters of media talking heads from
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Speaker 1: this elliet University, from Harvard, from Yale, Columbia. You know,
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Speaker 1: they come from this great institution just in them the field,
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Speaker 1: and they know better. They know that the people know
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Speaker 1: that they know better. They always use this academic credentious
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Speaker 1: to remain people. That was in Harvard, I was in Hell,
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Speaker 1: I was in you know my tal They give all
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Speaker 1: these names of Columbia and all the great universities, and
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Speaker 1: they used that to lie to the people. The gundish
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Speaker 1: their credaitious. They polish their credacious, assuming that their expert
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Speaker 1: is something. They're very intelligent humans that they know better
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Speaker 1: than the people, and the people differ listen to them,
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Speaker 1: of which, honestly, the people want to listen to them,
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Speaker 1: that they use their credagerous and gaslight the people. They
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Speaker 1: make an example of one thing, and they conclude for
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Speaker 1: the whole masses, and they come there. They're paid well,
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Speaker 1: they're paid heptic sums of money, so they're there for
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Speaker 1: that money, and they speak with this assumption of man,
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Speaker 1: assumption that with this authority of honesty, of morality or
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Speaker 1: truth of facts. Sometimes ask yourself that do they know
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Speaker 1: that they're lying to the people and the people are
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Speaker 1: just not smart. People are just downb or something and
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Speaker 1: there isn't a cullible or the people just shape that
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Speaker 1: they can't just follow. And this ad hominine if they
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Speaker 1: come to the TV, because they go to this, they
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Speaker 1: to this land and this news and something on the
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Speaker 1: liberal networks. I don't know, not so the media. It's
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Speaker 1: it's control by the liberals. I don't know what that means.
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Speaker 1: Just that people that are against Republicans or maybe are
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Speaker 1: just against Donald Trump. It's one thing to be against
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Speaker 1: a party. It's one thing to be against you the president.
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Speaker 1: It's one thing to be against a person. But to
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Speaker 1: make that the basis of your career launds hollow, empty
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Speaker 1: and shallow and the ability to assume that you come
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Speaker 1: from this great university and with that pig te and
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Speaker 1: just be angry and sad and just make your whole
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Speaker 1: life about the Trump. It's exhausting. You soon ran out
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Speaker 1: of material, You're soon ran out of nails worthy heading,
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Speaker 1: so topic or soundbodyes. Your career cannot be engineered and
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Speaker 1: the DNA of your job must not be to be
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Speaker 1: against don Trump. Being against the president. Forget about the
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Speaker 1: president being against do not Trump does. Don't make your
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Speaker 1: life any better, doesn't make your profession any better, doesn't
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Speaker 1: make your job, your academic or your experience, or the
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Speaker 1: dignity of your office or the dignity of your desk
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Speaker 1: and the better. There's so much news happening in the world.
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Speaker 1: And that's why President Donald Trump has continued to to
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Speaker 1: be not liked by the people, but too to speak
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Speaker 1: for the people, to speak for the people, because it's
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Speaker 1: that obvious. See the fice and the least they're talking
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Speaker 1: about now started by the Republicans, you know, from the
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Speaker 1: Homelown security to the FBI, started by find the White House,
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Speaker 1: that are by the Republicans, you know. Not being satisfied
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Speaker 1: with that fire or the least whatever that is. If
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Speaker 1: that is a thing, it's not a thing, or if
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Speaker 1: it's a crime that can be separated from a political stunt.
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Speaker 1: If the crime is true, that's why people are in prison.
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Speaker 1: That's why somebody died in prison, and the justice but
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Speaker 1: that crime is true, that's what people are in prison.
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Speaker 1: Somebody died in prison. And if they if the criminal
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Speaker 1: punishments on the law enough and one is sick, restitution
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Speaker 1: or restoration to a civil lawsuit that is equally pay
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Speaker 1: me table by the law, and it's permissible by the law,
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Speaker 1: because will have justice. When the Republicans ask more from
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Speaker 1: the President that you promise us to release this fire.
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Speaker 1: We want the fire entitled the fires the Republican asking
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Speaker 1: for that. When the Democratic Party be smart and wise
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Speaker 1: enough to let the Republicans correct themselves and make sure
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Speaker 1: that the justice that the base want or the marker
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Speaker 1: want that they want a transparent, clean government to comply
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Speaker 1: by the deeps state, and they want and want the
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Speaker 1: government to the government of the people, for the people,
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Speaker 1: by the people. There's nothing wrong with that. And be
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Speaker 1: it that they were like to it was just some
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Speaker 1: sort of conspiracy or misinformation, disinformation and miseducation. If that
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Speaker 1: be the case, of which you must prove it. But
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Speaker 1: if they be the people that are asking their leader
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Speaker 1: to know backpedal, to release the entire far wo it
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Speaker 1: be politically? Why is for the Democratic Party to let
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Speaker 1: it play out by the Republican base, by their poadcasters
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Speaker 1: and talking heads and influences, and the Congress, who there
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Speaker 1: therefore be genuine. Isn't it ironic that the Democrats now
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Speaker 1: the liberal media that there's a concern and so sympathetic
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Speaker 1: When isn't it true or within their saw, their conscience
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Speaker 1: and their wait intelligence because humans, humans are governed by
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Speaker 1: the three eyes that talk about the intelligence, the intentional,
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Speaker 1: and the intensity. Wouldn't be true that the Democrat now
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Speaker 1: hijacking the whole thing about the fire, the Stin fire,
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Speaker 1: something called the Stins fire, doesn't look the young women
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Speaker 1: or what I did today and did the cruity and
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Speaker 1: the brutality and the savage of that only be about
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Speaker 1: him and the fire and the damage that costs to
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Speaker 1: the young American girls and tells about the world will't
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Speaker 1: be about that. But when the Democrat not try to
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Speaker 1: call make it to be after a thing that they
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Speaker 1: now find some some interest, and they want to be
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Speaker 1: the champions for the fire must be released. I beg
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Speaker 1: to ask the question, for the four years the presidential
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Speaker 1: Biden was in office, why didn't those same Democrats champion
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Speaker 1: the call or that sympathy. Why didn't they do everything
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Speaker 1: to make sure that the Democratic administration it is the fire?
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Speaker 1: Wasn't this fire for four years in the keeping of
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Speaker 1: the presidential Biden administration? Former presidential administration? Who being political?
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Speaker 1: Just being philosophical, because philosophers will ask questions to the interested,
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Speaker 1: the truth and the logic, the intentionality, the intelligence, and
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Speaker 1: the density, with a projection, perception and perspective, hoping that
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Speaker 1: things that we sell now which is down six to
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Speaker 1: find the truth, we must find a measurement of proportionality
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Speaker 1: and balance, the understanding, the rational, the common science, reasonableness,
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Speaker 1: and long with tell would that be a thing won?
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Speaker 1: The Democratic Party? Self examine to the dark class examination
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Speaker 1: and self reflect that that guy was in the White
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Speaker 1: House for four years. You calculate four years in terms
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Speaker 1: of days, in terms of months or weeks of days,
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Speaker 1: or hours on minutes or seconds a minute seconds, It
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Speaker 1: is a long time in office. He came and left
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Speaker 1: the White House had or the control of the FBI
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Speaker 1: and the Department of Hollm Secretary and Justice and did
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Speaker 1: not release the file. So are you champion in the
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Speaker 1: file now? Isn't it true? Therefore that the president can
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Speaker 1: therefore say it, sir, a liberal hoax because the interest
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Speaker 1: you are assuring about this file now for four years
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Speaker 1: you didn't do that. What happened while you're sleeping? Was
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Speaker 1: it not important? Was it not relevant? And was it
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Speaker 1: not Oh, it was not a political camp. It it's
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Speaker 1: always unfair, unkind and yours to use the plight and
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Speaker 1: misery and cruelty or prejudices or injustice and fairness or
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Speaker 1: criminality against others. From Marcia Felie and political aim. It's
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Speaker 1: not that the Democrats are not championing.
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Speaker 2: For what.
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Speaker 1: They have seen an opportunity. An opportunity is to destroy
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Speaker 1: the president Donald Trump. It's obvious that they have seen
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Speaker 1: something that they can use with elections if many things
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Speaker 1: do not work. And the fear is to body the
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Speaker 1: victims and explore the grief their pain. Right because one
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Speaker 1: beautiful girl I was fighting for justice in this case
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Speaker 1: died the death so sad for me to think about
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Speaker 1: her beautiful fighting for justice. She died and she means
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Speaker 1: something to the family, she means something to the world.
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Speaker 1: So why are you talking about this. Don't make it political,
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Speaker 1: don't make it to be a bait, a political bait
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Speaker 1: to use it as a way to destroy the not Trump.
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Speaker 1: Let's decide that, oh, the Maga, the maga has been
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Speaker 1: together for so long, nothing ever destroyed then Trump, or
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Speaker 1: that therefore this may be it. She's about destroying to
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Speaker 1: not Trump. It's not about the victims. If it's about
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Speaker 1: the victim. For four years, four years when a guy
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Speaker 1: was in our office, by the way, I voted for
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Speaker 1: for him. Voult the fort your bidon, and this time
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Speaker 1: I voted for Trump. As a philosopher, I'm not affiliated
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Speaker 1: in the Publican party. I can't just a vote. I vote.
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Speaker 1: I can just not a vote. But I'm not speaking
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Speaker 1: like an affiliate of something or something that I want
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Speaker 1: to gain a profit something as a political philosopher, as
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Speaker 1: a patriot, sometimes we distract what is good for the country.
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Speaker 1: For something that was very important, I was just kept
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Speaker 1: the Republican pace waited for the fires of Jeffrey has
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Speaker 1: tended to release for a very long time. They would
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Speaker 1: begging for somebody to get into office and release the fire,
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Speaker 1: and they make it their plank or their blueprint for
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Speaker 1: the reasons why they supported the natal then then candidate
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Speaker 1: the Natron. They released that fire if he can president,
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Speaker 1: and they promise to release the fire. And maybe what
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Speaker 1: they saw on the fire, it's so hideous, it is
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Speaker 1: underage cloves, and there is so much on the fire
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Speaker 1: that the fear hap be to protect the lives of
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Speaker 1: us cares and there, and the fear might be that
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Speaker 1: it might be different treat many people might se because
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Speaker 1: their names are defamed. Being with somebody doesn't mean an
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Speaker 1: accomplish of something. Giving a right to a criminal doesn't
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Speaker 1: make you a criminal because you might be under coasion
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Speaker 1: on the threat of death to the law that we study,
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Speaker 1: you know, does not applied with the media thinks about it.
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Speaker 1: Being close up with somebody doesn't make you a criminal.
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Speaker 1: But if that name is at least with your name
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Speaker 1: on it, it becomes the archives of the case and
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Speaker 1: the public and the media and the social media of today.
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Speaker 1: So it got some damage reputation to some innocent people.
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Speaker 1: I went to Bard saying that those names cannot be redacted.
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Speaker 1: But if it was your name. It had nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with it. It just happened to be at the
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Speaker 1: wrong place at the wrong time for some good reason,
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Speaker 1: for some beneverlent reasons. What if you're invited or knowing
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Speaker 1: you just got to hang out to meet somebody, to
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Speaker 1: sign the contract or to get to see people, and
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Speaker 1: what if your name was there, but you have along
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Speaker 1: the line, you know, sick restorative justice and accepted your
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Speaker 1: guilt and set up behind the scenes or settled in
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Speaker 1: court or ask for forgiveness when you're never redacted. When
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Speaker 1: you see therefore that just one redaction will not be
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Speaker 1: enough because when people want plot, that's what they want,
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Speaker 1: no matter what is done with a fire. Sometimes I've
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Speaker 1: seen it as an opportunity that this is the time,
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Speaker 1: the time is now to use the agony, an appealse
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Speaker 1: a criminal atta against this young women, young girls. Then
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Speaker 1: some point want you use this as a time to
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Speaker 1: destroy president and natural you are guilty as well if
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Speaker 1: that is what you're doing. So we when we use
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Speaker 1: education and assume that we are that benevolent and that
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Speaker 1: wise sage on the media, we always know that we
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Speaker 1: got something to gain, something to benefit. So to see
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Speaker 1: the Latin word keep benefits. So you cannot be the auction.
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Speaker 1: That cannot be the buyer, all right, You cannot be
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Speaker 1: working from something and trying to prove your innocence. Assume
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Speaker 1: that the public is not smart. I won't to do
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Speaker 1: this with the shop the normal functioning of our system.
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Speaker 1: But it's a high time for the world, difficult time
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Speaker 1: for America in the transition from the unipolar world into
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Speaker 1: the multipolar system. Who are struggling in our education, in
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Speaker 1: our sence and technology. When the dollar in some countries
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Speaker 1: I can in to de the arise, and when we
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Speaker 1: are lacking behind in some high quality criticd first structural
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Speaker 1: development and then then some hardware and software and that
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Speaker 1: we need for the greatness of our country. While about inflation,
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Speaker 1: high or higher prices and because of living and when
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Speaker 1: it's living in a tubulin war, when we're thinking about
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Speaker 1: bowing our great American industry, begging that they should they
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Speaker 1: should put it together and save that great American company
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Speaker 1: so that we can compete with boy, when your politicis factioning,
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Speaker 1: ratis in Ukraine and the president is doing everything to
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Speaker 1: say place and it's going away. How the media does
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Speaker 1: the laugh when the tarist is trying to see if
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Speaker 1: we can reindustrialize and bring jobs back to America to
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Speaker 1: be American proud, made in America. Community is going on.
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Speaker 1: Wars in the Middle is when our ally Israel is
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Speaker 1: being threatened and the ties are turning and things are
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Speaker 1: not where supposed to be. Tell about what is happening
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Speaker 1: in Texas with the flowed and there just beautiful in
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Speaker 1: no sense, intelligent kind young girls dying in the Doometrian
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Speaker 1: and their schools, and you see able men looking for
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Speaker 1: their dad and moms swep away, their trailers sweep away.
22:27
Speaker 1: You see the floored flash floods in America and the
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Speaker 1: rain and the storms and the flood and good, beautiful,
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Speaker 1: kind handsome Americans dye for it. Things are happening with
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Speaker 1: the tariffs, trying to make it work for Americans, trying
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Speaker 1: to nego shade the present, trying to set to peace
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Speaker 1: in tourbiling places around the world, trying to bring America
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Speaker 1: to ally so great a new war that we fit
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Speaker 1: in a place in it. It's a doubling term for America.
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Speaker 1: The artificial intelligent age, the semiconductor age, the quantum computing,
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Speaker 1: the fusion technology age, the new material is the critical
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Speaker 1: materials age. There are earth age high competition of our
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Speaker 1: great companies like the Tesla, Nvidia, you know, Gee and
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Speaker 1: great American companies and software, hardwires and industructuring. The struggling.
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Speaker 1: We are trying to see where we're fad in the world.
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Speaker 1: How came to make American great, to create jobs, crystal
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Speaker 1: blige at home, the KEP take care of them border,
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Speaker 1: to bring peace and safety and security on our streets
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Speaker 1: at our homes. Trying to think for the kids to
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Speaker 1: go to school, to believe in themselves, believe in the
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Speaker 1: flag that the kids will we be able to recite
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Speaker 1: the American hunting and pledge allegiance to our great country.
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Speaker 1: It's a time for us to reflect how great we were,
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Speaker 1: how care we are, how greay we should be. That
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Speaker 1: American symbol, that American seal, an American employ those great
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Speaker 1: American logos with those killed American companies made in the USA.
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Speaker 1: Proud to be an American, a great country. See firefighters
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Speaker 1: who police officers noe. Some Americans struggling to if others
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Speaker 1: bring others to safety. Americans hanging on trees for safety.
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Speaker 1: That's the American story. I can't be talking about those
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Speaker 1: stories all the time. Why must we see that on
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Speaker 1: the news? I can't stocking heads talk about America. I
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Speaker 1: must be all cast lighting. You cannot start your deal
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Speaker 1: with Donald Trump and go to better with Donna Trump.
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Speaker 1: It's not your husband, it's not his powers. It's not
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Speaker 1: your father, it's not your mother. It's just an American president.
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Speaker 1: If I wonder who true to powers, be true to power.
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Speaker 1: You must have no beefing again the auction that cannot
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Speaker 1: be the buyer. It cannot be paid with millions of
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Speaker 1: dollars to cast light America and try to be the arbiter.
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Speaker 1: Cannot be the umpire. I have interest in the game.
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Speaker 1: Cannot be free. I have interest in the game. You
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Speaker 1: cannot say a parent when you seek favor from one side.
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Speaker 1: The media was supposed to be transparent, even though you
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Speaker 1: lean the Republican or Democratic, both sides the life or
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Speaker 1: the right. You go to Fox, you go to SMBC
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Speaker 1: or CNN, and you go online now to Twitter or
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Speaker 1: to Facebook, and you know the former newspapers are online
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Speaker 1: in the New York Times or Washington Post and something.
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Speaker 1: I go through these news and you go to the
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Speaker 1: international news to see some fairness. It's the time. We
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Speaker 1: need to make Americans intelligent. Do you form Americans about
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Speaker 1: what's happening around the world. Everything that's about Jeffrey Esty.
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Speaker 1: It's not something new. It didn't just start today. It's
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Speaker 1: the surprises, not today. But it makes a point now
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Speaker 1: that it can be used as a bait. Somebody must
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Speaker 1: play the price for it, and that price that bevolve
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Speaker 1: caculated must be the president. What happens, what happens? I
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Speaker 1: must it be the demise of somebody and is it?
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Speaker 1: Americans must seek to come together. Who can disagree to agree?
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Speaker 1: And how can we disagree to disagree and still respect
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Speaker 1: one another? It's about us because all is watching us.
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Speaker 1: We cannot be that pity it. We cannot be that
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Speaker 1: insecure or things cain who can't say shows because they
27:46
Speaker 1: don't say what we like? Who do everything for shows
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Speaker 1: to be canceled. Think about Stevine Colbert, like you know,
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Speaker 1: like him or hear some body that Americans believe in.
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Speaker 1: It's an American pastime. That's a father as a husband,
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Speaker 1: got kids, they watch their dad on TV. They have
28:15
Speaker 1: he has his own thing. He cannot take that away.
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Speaker 1: That's an American way. That's not American. You might not
28:23
Speaker 1: like what he said, but that's what the Constitution allows us,
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Speaker 1: the freedom of speech and the First Amendment. This show
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Speaker 1: makes Americans still have something to laugh at because life
28:36
Speaker 1: is so difficult and challenging, sometimes miserable to others under paid,
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Speaker 1: struggling with ruins and pills, and some job less, don't
28:46
Speaker 1: have jobs, and even to the CEOs, too much work
28:50
Speaker 1: in the office, and you want to to relax and
28:55
Speaker 1: have fun and laugh. When you take away that laugh
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Speaker 1: from Americans, that's a problem. If we take that, what
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Speaker 1: else will you take? What else will you not take?
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Speaker 1: See both sides of the eye. You don't think about Americans.
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Speaker 1: It's a finditiveness, vengeance, cititism, narcissism, and crudity to one another.
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Speaker 1: As an American. That's not an American. And if you
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Speaker 1: be the president, it most lad for the people. Appointing
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Speaker 1: time comes when you become a leader of Americans, not left,
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Speaker 1: not right, not the middle, when you become a pole
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Speaker 1: for the frail, when we become above the frayl very
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Speaker 1: soon four years will be over. You cannot think you
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Speaker 1: cannot spare a whole light, your whole light, your own
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Speaker 1: life firing. Can I live a life in darkness with
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Speaker 1: anger or hate or pitting people against one another after
30:08
Speaker 1: the govenant strategy. If you do, they don't go to
30:11
Speaker 1: better and sleep. At appointed them after work, we need
30:14
Speaker 1: to go to better and sleep. We pray or well meditate,
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Speaker 1: and we spend the one family and our children a
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Speaker 1: US pals and we come back to fight for America.
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Speaker 1: The Macau's great. The media was supposed to unite America,
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Speaker 1: not divide America. And even those late night shows that
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Speaker 1: the youngster of you must remember MPB, MPB measurement, proportionality
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Speaker 1: and balance always been there. Don't be in the middle.
30:49
Speaker 1: We go to extreme level right, we'll be left in
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Speaker 1: the valley alone. And when you spend all your own
31:01
Speaker 1: time just talking about jeffreyness, then so much you're not
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Speaker 1: talking about. Always talk about the time, about the thing,
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Speaker 1: when is the time? And if it's that justice, talk
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Speaker 1: about it. I must not be about. Do not trump,
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Speaker 1: at least for the respect of the dignity of the office. Nay,
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Speaker 1: here when it is necessary, when there is nothing, there
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Speaker 1: is nothing, there is something, talk about that something. The
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Speaker 1: povert of his saturation, oh making the news to be
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Speaker 1: something that goes on her owner on her own, hoping
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Speaker 1: for the drip drip, drip drip effect. That's head's most raw.
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Speaker 1: Why monsieur fire Bundy to make a point? When must
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Speaker 1: you fire somewhere that's doing that job while to make
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Speaker 1: a point without help anybody. It's that justice. Just make
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Speaker 1: one American to be out of a job. It's not
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Speaker 1: a good thing. Won will fire Americans for no due cause?
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Speaker 1: Or make people cancer people's shows of jobs, or it's
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Speaker 1: just not an American thing because you create an employment
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Speaker 1: you clear bitternison. It's just sad we cannot find happiness
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Speaker 1: in degree of Americans. No matter I would disagree. Disagreement
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Speaker 1: is healthy. If everybody likes you, they be suspicious. Everybody
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Speaker 1: hates you. It is a problem, and that the problem
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Speaker 1: is you is there. It's always the middle ground. How
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Speaker 1: can disagree to agree as Americans and even disagree to disagree?
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Speaker 1: Asked to the Americans. It's an intelligent time. The world
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Speaker 1: is against us, not at war, the warf intelligence, the
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Speaker 1: It's an a I war and the politics of all
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Speaker 1: we should not always to the things that destroy the
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Speaker 1: lives or carriers of Americans. To make a point, the
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Speaker 1: president has four years. If I were opposition, promise Americans
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Speaker 1: where you can deliver. Go back to the right plank,
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Speaker 1: your blueprint, your strategy, your vision for America. Have something
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Speaker 1: to offer. You cannot make the media a political party,
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Speaker 1: cannot make a media part of their you know, a
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Speaker 1: wing of their political party. The media is supposed to inform,
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Speaker 1: to teach, to educate, and it would want I want
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Speaker 1: to learn something. Sometimes I go to all this use network.
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Speaker 1: I need to go overseas and I go everywhere I
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Speaker 1: want to learn something. I want I want information, something
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Speaker 1: to make my intelligence to grow, something useful. So much
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Speaker 1: research with things happening around the world as easy to
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Speaker 1: conseron these shows of some people on the talking heads
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Speaker 1: that are fired. And because it's a world of business.
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Speaker 1: American is a capitalist state. If you are not good
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Speaker 1: for business, you're not good for business. Make yourself to
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Speaker 1: be viable, make yourself to be relevant. Seek what I
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Speaker 1: call originality, authenticity and being organic, being true to yourself,
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Speaker 1: be honest to yourself, do something to benefit America, to
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Speaker 1: profit Americans. It must not be left or right in
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Speaker 1: order to be an America. To be an American, you
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Speaker 1: can choose not to be left, just not to parright,
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Speaker 1: as to be a patriotic, faithful, honest love in America.
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Speaker 1: It's just sick to be one country, indivisible on the
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Speaker 1: guard with life, the party, freedoms and the pursuit of happiness,
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Speaker 1: with sacrifice, the devil and patriotic feeling for country, with
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Speaker 1: the dignity from one another, and that this beautiful umbrella
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Speaker 1: called the USA. Proud to be a USI proud to
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Speaker 1: be an American.
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Speaker 2: The media should be for the people, and the people
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Speaker 2: should be there for the media. The leadership should be
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Speaker 2: for the people, and the people should be there for
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Speaker 2: the leadership.
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Speaker 1: It's not about us, It's about America. Right here tomorrow
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Speaker 1: will not be here. Our founding fathers were there, they're
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Speaker 1: not here today. But I'm remembered for their patriotic indelibility.
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Speaker 1: If a life of fulfillment and life of purpose. Don't
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Speaker 1: like to America, don't like to the American people. Don't
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Speaker 1: use Americans for self gain, use the power of the
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Speaker 1: time giving to you or they might given to you
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Speaker 1: to do something that can make you to be remembered.
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Speaker 1: Are you bond to be remembered or bond to be forgotten?
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Speaker 1: Trivialities comptiness, fertility and hollowness with shallowness or negative selfishness
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Speaker 1: not an American value in humanity is an American value. Racism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: pickertraits on the American value misinformation, disinformation proper under miseducation
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Speaker 1: is not an American value. It makes the money for others,
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Speaker 1: it provides jobs to others, but it works against American interests.
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Speaker 1: Who am I the charge the conclude? I said that,
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Speaker 1: don't charge, don't conclude. All I do is to many
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Speaker 1: people think doubt and ask questions that his freedoms and
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Speaker 1: this life and this libertism, the constitution given to us,
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Speaker 1: the period audaciousness to be an American, that is, energy
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Speaker 1: and cloud given to day should be used for you
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Speaker 1: to live alive of positive indelibility, not negative trivialities. Thank
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Speaker 1: you Philosopher Prince they are intelligences Philosopher Princess resolved from
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Speaker 1: the great City of Las Vegas, July July twenty first,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Thank you,