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The Ron Edwards American Experience: We Need to Force the Politicians to go to Constitution School and if They Refuse, REPLACE THEM - 260602 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 4: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 3: Good day, Hello and how are you.
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Speaker 5: I'm running ORG and welcome to the Run Edwards American
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Speaker 5: Experienced Talk Show.
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Speaker 3: Great to be with you this day.
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Speaker 5: Well, folks are going to the polls today in California.
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Speaker 5: It seems that the primary elections that are expected to
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Speaker 5: narrow the wide open fields for November's general election in
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Speaker 5: both the Los Angeles mayoral race and the state gubernatorial contest.
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Speaker 5: Already the most expensive governor's race in US history, with
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Speaker 5: over three hundred and fifteen million dollars spent so far,
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Speaker 5: polling shows at neither race having a clear a leader,
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Speaker 5: with Republican candidates in the liberal, leftist leaning state among
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Speaker 5: the front runners in both. In the governor's race, the
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Speaker 5: campaign of billionaire Democrat leftist candidate Tom Steyer has poured
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Speaker 5: in over two hundred million dollars in ad spending the
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Speaker 5: most money of any candidate this election cycle. In the
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Speaker 5: Republic accounting for six four percent of every dollar spent
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Speaker 5: in this particular race. Man fellow Democrat candidate and former
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Speaker 5: US Health Human Services Director Xevier Bacari has spent over
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Speaker 5: twenty four million, while Republican challenger Sheriff Chad Bianco and
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Speaker 5: former Fox News host Steve Hilton have combined for three
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Speaker 5: point eight million dollars in advertising spending. Now, my humble opinion,
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Speaker 5: I think that the sheriff good Guy should bow out
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Speaker 5: and pledge his support to Hilton because Hilton is far
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Speaker 5: ahead of him and is in a very tight race
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Speaker 5: with the Democrat leaders and has a very good chance
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Speaker 5: of winning in the general elections. Now, a recent Emerson
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Speaker 5: College poll shows that Bakara leading with twenty eight percent
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Speaker 5: of the vote, with Stier and Hilton neck and neck
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Speaker 5: per second place with twenty two percent and twenty one respectively.
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Speaker 5: The poll's margin of era is three percent. The top
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Speaker 5: two vote getters from the field of sixty one to
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Speaker 5: become California's next governor will advance to the general election,
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Speaker 5: regardless of party affiliation. Incumbent Democrat Governor Gavinuskim cannot seek
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Speaker 5: re election because of term limitations. The last time Californians
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Speaker 5: elected a GOP governor was Arnold Schwarzenegger in two thousand
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Speaker 5: and six, and he turned out not to be the
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Speaker 5: best governor, but he was a heck of a lot
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Speaker 5: better than what's going on now. All eyes Tuesday night.
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Speaker 5: This night will be on Los Angeles, the state's biggest city,
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Speaker 5: with roughly forty two percent of the overall gubernatorial spending
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Speaker 5: landing in that market as the city holds it similarly
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Speaker 5: close mayoral race. Former reality star and GOP candidate Spencer
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Speaker 5: Pratt and leftist city council member Nittya Raman are among
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Speaker 5: the top challengers in the Democratic Mayor of Canada and
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Speaker 5: also Democrat Mayor Karen Bass's second term reelection bid. She
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Speaker 5: does not deserve to be re elected and Roman does
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Speaker 5: not deserve to be elected at all. Both of them
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Speaker 5: are communists. Both of them are are very destructive, and
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Speaker 5: that's that's their goal. That is Mayor Karen Bass's goals
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Speaker 5: to finish destroying California, just the same as you know
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Speaker 5: it was Newsom's goal to destroy California. He can't, he
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Speaker 5: couldn't finish the job, so he's depending upon Stier to
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Speaker 5: do the job. If he gets elected. A recent poll
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Speaker 5: conducted by the California Post shows that Pratt is leading
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Speaker 5: at thirty one point one percent, Bass at twenty nine
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Speaker 5: point five percent, and Romand with twenty three percent. With
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Speaker 5: sixty two percent of likely voters, the city is going
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Speaker 5: the wrong direction. The poll's margin of era it was
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Speaker 5: four point nine percent points. Lord have mercy, so.
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Speaker 3: You know that.
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Speaker 5: You know, California is a very beautiful area, one of
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Speaker 5: the most beautiful places on the entire planet, and it
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Speaker 5: is one of the wealthiest well, I have to say,
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Speaker 5: now potentially wealthiest, because despite the fact that it has
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Speaker 5: a very large economy, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: it's not rich like she used to be. The middle
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Speaker 5: class has been beaten to shreds. The wealthy are being
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Speaker 5: chased out because of over regulation, and a lot of
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Speaker 5: other horrible things are continuing to be allowed, for example,
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Speaker 5: skid row where bums are not only see they're not
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Speaker 5: they're fed just enough to keep alive. But the money
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Speaker 5: that was supposed to be for helping the homeless is
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Speaker 5: simply used to give them drugs and needles, not to
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Speaker 5: help them get out of that lifestyle, not to get
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Speaker 5: them off of the streets, because if you're trying to
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Speaker 5: destroy the city, why would you get the bums off
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Speaker 5: the streets. But rather, as in Karen Vassi's case, she
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Speaker 5: has multiplied. Her policies have vastly multiplied the population of
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Speaker 5: homeless bums in the streets of Los Angeles. And many
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Speaker 5: of them, by the way, are illegal border crossers. Because
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Speaker 5: I refuse to believe that that many Americans are permanently
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Speaker 5: down and out on their luck like that. And we
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Speaker 5: do know that California has per capital of the largest
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Speaker 5: number of illegal border crossers in the entire country. So
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Speaker 5: I heard something that was very disturbing this morning. It
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Speaker 5: was estimated by now I've been saying that we have
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Speaker 5: about fifty million illegal border crossers. Now I heard a
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Speaker 5: figure that it's it could be as many as one
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Speaker 5: hundred million, because they were including see if we had
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Speaker 5: correct laws. I guess when you look at the twenty
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Speaker 5: five to thirty million that Uncle Joe brought in, and
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Speaker 5: I think it's more close to fifty million, they're having babies.
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Speaker 5: And then before Uncle Joe, the many that came in
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Speaker 5: under Ali Obama, and even though he threw out about
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Speaker 5: three million many more millions were still allowed in and
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Speaker 5: then you've always had illegal border crossers coming into the
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Speaker 5: country over the years, and so you could say, you know,
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Speaker 5: So what I'm saying here is that something has to
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Speaker 5: be done very quickly.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 5: President Trump has to start telling the truth about the
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Speaker 5: border openly so that we can get the wall actually built.
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Speaker 5: The wall is not being built at this time. I
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Speaker 5: know certain people say it is, but I've seen pictures
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Speaker 5: in areas even near Eagle Pass where they had a
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Speaker 5: recent event there where they caught some Chinese and they
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Speaker 5: showed you the entire background and there were no new
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Speaker 5: walls in that area. So anyway, we've got to get
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Speaker 5: the structures built because people like Trump and others who
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Speaker 5: are keeping the masses from coming into our country by
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Speaker 5: the millions keeping them out of the country, They're not
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Speaker 5: always going to be there, and so we need physical barriers,
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Speaker 5: strong tall walls built now. But yeah, it is what
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Speaker 5: it is. The Trump administration has been helping the Nigerian
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Speaker 5: Christians in recent days. We talked about this last week,
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Speaker 5: giving aid and helping them beat back the Muslims that
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Speaker 5: have been killing Christians for decades now. I've been wondering why,
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Speaker 5: since the Christians have been helping asking for help, why
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Speaker 5: is it that the United States military hasn't gone in
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Speaker 5: and not only helped wipe out the Muslims, but why
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Speaker 5: aren't they training all those Christian men over there? And
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Speaker 5: why aren't they going into the Christian communities because the
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Speaker 5: Muslims aren't always there. They come in and invade and
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Speaker 5: do their raping and kidnapping and killing and all of that,
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Speaker 5: and then they go back and the Christians are living
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Speaker 5: in fear, you know, chewing their fingernails away, and the men.
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Speaker 3: Are basically helpless.
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Speaker 5: So I don't understand why we haven't thought of arming
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Speaker 5: the Christian men, training them, getting them into shape, teaching
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Speaker 5: them how to fight, and so that they can defend themselves,
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Speaker 5: their families, and their property. To me, that's common sense,
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Speaker 5: because the United States cannot.
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Speaker 5: your radio refreshment. Well, if you didn't catch the hearings
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Speaker 5: today with Marco Rubio, you know they were supposed to
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Speaker 5: have a hearing where they ask questions and they make
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Speaker 5: statements and the Secretary of State is supposed to answer
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Speaker 5: these questions and in some cases accusations et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: supposed to be a back you know, back and forth.
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Speaker 5: But if you didn't get a chance, so you might
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Speaker 5: want to check out the video of today's hearing. I mean,
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Speaker 5: democrat after democrat, all they did was try to talk
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Speaker 5: over Rubio and not allow him to answer. What they
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Speaker 5: didn't understand is one thing that I always knew about Rubio.
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Speaker 5: Now he hasn't always been, you know, my favorite politician
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Speaker 5: or whatever, but one thing that I have always liked
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Speaker 5: about him, even though I often disagreed with him in
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Speaker 5: the past, is that he was like a bulldog. He's
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Speaker 5: not afraid to confront. He's not afraid to speak out
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Speaker 5: boldly for what he believes. And so that's an admirable trait,
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Speaker 5: especially when you're speaking of the truth as he was today.
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Speaker 5: I mean, one after another. For instance, Representative Duckworth, she
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Speaker 5: spoke throughout her entire time, didn't allow the man to
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Speaker 5: answer any of her false accusations, and they were false.
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Speaker 5: And rather than allowing her to brush it off and
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Speaker 5: then they move on to the next person to ream
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Speaker 5: him some more, I mean, he's stuck right in there.
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Speaker 5: He says, wait a minute, I didn't get a chance
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Speaker 5: to talk. I didn't get a chance to respond, and
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Speaker 5: blah blah blah blah blah. And he just went down
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Speaker 5: bing bing bing, ming, being with each false accusation and
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Speaker 5: just rip them to shreds and left her looking like
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Speaker 5: an idiot. But she wasn't the only one. I mean,
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Speaker 5: every single Democrat.
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Speaker 3: They all lied.
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Speaker 5: And I'm sitting there thinking, my gosh, it's got to
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Speaker 5: be driving him nuts. I knew that she was lying
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Speaker 5: almost a thousand miles away, and I knew the woman
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Speaker 5: was lying, knowing the facts about things that were going
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Speaker 5: on during the situation that they were talking about, and
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Speaker 5: he just lit her behind up. It was. It was
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Speaker 5: a masterclass in mental toughness, recall and just blowing back
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Speaker 5: the darkness. It was just it was just great. You all,
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Speaker 5: you guys ought to check it out.
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Speaker 3: Something else. That's a noteworthy.
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Speaker 5: I always love it when leftists lose it, when they
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Speaker 5: melt down and go to nutsville. President Trump, Hey, he
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Speaker 5: did something great. He has revealed who was going to
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Speaker 5: be replacing Director of National Intelligence Tulsa Gabbert due to
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Speaker 5: her planned resignation, And the left is not happy at all.
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Speaker 3: They're going to nutsville.
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Speaker 5: Trump announced that Bill Pluti, he's the director of the
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Speaker 5: Federal Housing Finance Agency and a chairman of the Fannie
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Speaker 5: May and Fannie Mack, he'll be serving as acting Director
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Speaker 5: of National Intelligence. And when Trump said, I am appointing
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Speaker 5: Director of Federal Housing Finance Agency and chairman of Fannie
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Speaker 5: May and Freddie Mac William J. Paulty to serve as
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Speaker 5: Acting Director of National Intelligence. And boy, oh boy, oh
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Speaker 5: boy o, boy oh boy, I could hear those leftists
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Speaker 5: all the way from here. They are just pulling their
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Speaker 5: hair out because see, mister Poulty has a strong history
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Speaker 5: of going after leftist bull capitalists for the hit. He
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Speaker 5: has been very strong on intelligence, very factual, and yeah
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Speaker 5: he's pro American. But the people like Chucky Schumer, I
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Speaker 5: mean Chucky Schumer goes Bill POULTI is a partisan thug
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Speaker 5: with no experience in intelligence. Here's another unqualified Trump appointee
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Speaker 5: that will make our country less safe. Now, the only
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Speaker 5: reason why our country may become less safe, it's because
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Speaker 5: what you Chucky Schumer and your friends, including rhinos like Thune,
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Speaker 5: is because you all have been getting in the way
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Speaker 5: of the Trump administration's effort to right the many wrongs
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Speaker 5: you all have been doing over the past decades, and
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Speaker 5: that is the only reason why our country may end
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Speaker 5: up being more unsafe. So Trump cannot be blamed, A
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Speaker 5: Poulty cannot be blamed, or anyone who's been trying to
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Speaker 5: do the right thing in whatever position they've been in
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Speaker 5: for several years. You cannot blame them, Chuck Schumer for
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Speaker 5: anything bad that is happening in our country. When you,
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Speaker 5: Sir Chucky Schumer, your friends, your fellow Democrat friends, and
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Speaker 5: your rhino boot liquors, and of course you're a leftist
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Speaker 5: black robe gone wild assistance as well wild judges who've
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Speaker 5: been assisting you guys by blocking the Trump administration from
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Speaker 5: doing many things, including clearing out the illegal border crossers
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Speaker 5: that have been causing irreparable harm and causing us a
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Speaker 5: lot of financial stress to the tune of trillions of
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Speaker 5: dollars when you add it all up, and in fact,
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Speaker 5: it's been stated that if we were to call clawback
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Speaker 5: all the money that has been stolen via the illegal
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Speaker 5: border crossers, with the permission and in many times many
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Speaker 5: ways help of Democrat lawmakers, Republicans look the other way,
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Speaker 5: if you were to call that money back, our national
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Speaker 5: deficit could possibly be, if not greatly reduced, but done
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Speaker 5: away with. We have been robbed to the tune of
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Speaker 5: many trillions of dollars for a long time, my fellow Americans,
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Speaker 5: and we've been watching our standard of living across the
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Speaker 5: board deteriorate. We've been watching the worthiness of the dollar continuing,
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Speaker 5: the spending power of the dollar continue to shrink, etc.
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Speaker 5: Et cetera, et cetera. And one of the reasons it
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Speaker 5: has been shrinking is because the federal reserve system has
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Speaker 5: been forced to print records amounts of dollars to keep
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Speaker 5: up with the trillions that have continuously been stolen out
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Speaker 5: of our country and away from we.
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Speaker 3: The people.
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Speaker 5: Via like I said, illegal border crossers and their help
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Speaker 5: meets Democrat politicians and rhino boot liquors and black roll
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Speaker 5: gone wild judges who looked the other way as well
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Speaker 5: or ruled in many cases to block up efforts to
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Speaker 5: stop all this madness. Minimum it's around ten trillion dollars, okay,
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Speaker 5: and that's one quarter of the overall deficit of forty million.
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Speaker 5: But still that's a lot of money that it would
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Speaker 5: at least get it back from the record amount that
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Speaker 5: it is now just clawing that back. This is crazy work.
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Speaker 5: And why the American people aren't up in arms about this,
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Speaker 5: I don't know. You have a certain percentage of the
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Speaker 5: American people that are up in arms out in the
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Speaker 5: streets going after and trying to beat up ICE agents
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Speaker 5: who are trying to protect us from illegal border crossers
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Speaker 5: who are being kept in this country because what they're
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Speaker 5: being forced to be, you know, held at these detention
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Speaker 5: centers when they should be flying them out. We should
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Speaker 5: be seeing jets full of these individuals being flying flowing
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Speaker 5: out every day.
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Speaker 3: Every hour.
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Speaker 5: There should be a jet an hour, twenty four to seven,
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Speaker 5: bing bing bing, bing bing, and these people should be gone.
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Speaker 5: You get a jet an hour going, I'm talking about
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Speaker 5: those big ones, those big fat ones, those military jets,
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Speaker 5: and you fill them up hundreds and hundreds of guys
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Speaker 5: and gals, illegal votocrossers in each one, and you'd get
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Speaker 5: you know, you would put a huge dentt in the
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Speaker 5: population of illegals in this country and you would see
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Speaker 5: immediately housing prices would go down. You would see hiring
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Speaker 5: go up for Americans. And by the way, speaking of hiring,
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Speaker 5: for Americans.
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Speaker 3: Got to get rid of H one B.
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Speaker 5: Got to do this because while the economy is not
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Speaker 5: that bad right now, considering when you consider the fact
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Speaker 5: we're involved in a stupid war, well more intelligent.
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Speaker 5: I'm Roun Edwards and yep, you know the the Europeans
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Speaker 5: continue to want us to, I guess, spend all of
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Speaker 5: our money and waste it in Ukraine protecting them while
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Speaker 5: they don't even assist us in the straight up her news, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 3: They don't respect us at all.
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Speaker 5: And today they announced that the European Central Bank that
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Speaker 5: is saying that gold has replaced US treasuries as the
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Speaker 5: world's top reserve asset in many countries, including China and
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Speaker 5: the Europeans have been working for this goal to replace
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Speaker 5: the United States dollar as the world's top reserve asset,
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Speaker 5: and we kind of set ourselves up for this. We
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Speaker 5: foolishly allowed ourselves to be under the curse of the
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Speaker 5: federal reserve system, which is not backing our dollar with
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Speaker 5: gold and continues to waste away the power of our
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Speaker 5: dollar by overproducing Fiat dollars because in the present setup,
31:30
Speaker 5: believe it or not, as they continue to produce trillions
31:34
Speaker 5: and billions of dollars this way of producing them, it
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Speaker 5: produces them into a deficit. They're becoming worth less and
31:42
Speaker 5: less and less. Gold has overtaken US treasuries as the
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Speaker 5: world's leading reserve asset, according to a new European Central
31:50
Speaker 5: Bank report, marking a striking shift in the global financial
31:55
Speaker 5: order and a warning signal for the United States and
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Speaker 5: for we the people of this country. If we don't
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Speaker 5: take correct actions, our standard of living. You think it's
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Speaker 5: been reduced over the decades in this country, it could
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Speaker 5: drastically drop in the very near future if we do
32:15
Speaker 5: not take correct actions. Now, there are simple things we
32:18
Speaker 5: could do, but I don't know if Americans there are
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Speaker 5: enough Americans in our government that has the moral fortitude
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Speaker 5: to do these things. We need to disengage from the
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Speaker 5: federal reserve system. It is a slave. It is a
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Speaker 5: monetary slave system that impales the United States and prevents
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Speaker 5: us from being a debt free nation because the current
32:45
Speaker 5: set up, which is centered in Europe by the way,
32:51
Speaker 5: those European controlling families let the rothschilds and others. They
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Speaker 5: benefit from this current debt system. As America and yes,
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Speaker 5: even some other nations increased their debt, the wealth of
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Speaker 5: certain people and individuals and families continued to increase, and
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Speaker 5: with that increase, that also magnifies their influence over the world,
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Speaker 5: whether it's policies in Europe and the United States of
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Speaker 5: America which influence unfortunately the underheads in Congress and others
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Speaker 5: as well. And that is why many people in the
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Speaker 5: past in government positions, especially presidents, have been murdered or
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Speaker 5: shot for speaking out against the federal reserve system because
33:53
Speaker 5: they saw the situation, They understood what was happening.
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Speaker 3: But who has the ability to overcome this?
34:07
Speaker 5: How can we overcome and disengage the United States from
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Speaker 5: this madness which officially began in nineteen thirty when Americans
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Speaker 5: were foolishly duped and to think it would be okay
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Speaker 5: to adopt an income tax that was one of the
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Speaker 5: most retarded things that Americans ever did. And then on
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Speaker 5: the local and state level, being hood winked in thinking, oh,
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Speaker 5: that's good if you tax my property. Uh huh uh huh,
34:41
Speaker 5: I buy it. But because I'm living in my property,
34:46
Speaker 5: I give you the government the right to just tax
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Speaker 5: me to the gills. And if I live in a
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Speaker 5: nicer neighborhood causing no problems. No, these kinds of you know, dilemmas.
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Speaker 5: You know, there's a you know, you can throw the
35:09
Speaker 5: name retarded in a lot of directions. And this was
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Speaker 5: set up to gradually harm our country more and more
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Speaker 5: and more. And when you couple this to decades and
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Speaker 5: decades and decades of Kangian economic teachings and government schools,
35:31
Speaker 5: so you have all these nitwiths, you know, economic nitwiths
35:34
Speaker 5: running around here, you know, utilizing and and and pushing
35:39
Speaker 5: Kangian economics, which means government or federalis or federalis reserve
35:47
Speaker 5: officials or both control the overall economy for their benefit
35:54
Speaker 5: and increasingly not for the benefit of the average American.
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Speaker 3: See.
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Speaker 5: Ever since, especially John D. Rockefeller, you've gradually had a
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Speaker 5: situation set up where Americans are not trained. Even when
36:14
Speaker 5: education was good in our country, John D. Rockefellers set
36:19
Speaker 5: it up so that Americans were trained, at one time,
36:24
Speaker 5: highly trained to expect to work a nine to five job,
36:29
Speaker 5: and they were trained to be workers for the most part,
36:33
Speaker 5: not dreamers, not inventors, not creators, not builders. You know,
36:41
Speaker 5: a certain per small percentage of Americans got those kinds
36:44
Speaker 5: of educations, but I mean for the masses, schools were
36:50
Speaker 5: geared tore towards mental i'll just call a mental prison. Well,
36:57
Speaker 5: they were locked into a certain way of things. Boy,
37:02
Speaker 5: you better go to school, learn how to work so
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Speaker 5: you can get that job down there street there, that
37:07
Speaker 5: factory down there, and you know, you can work and
37:10
Speaker 5: work your butt off, and you know, get a little
37:12
Speaker 5: house and have a little family, and that's it. Boy,
37:16
Speaker 5: And you work forty years, you get a little watch
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Speaker 5: at the end or a handshake and a thank you
37:21
Speaker 5: in a cardboard box, and you go home and retire,
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Speaker 5: and that's it. People for the most part were not
37:28
Speaker 5: encouraged to be the part of the creative elopment. And
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Speaker 5: that is why a lot of times when people jumped
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Speaker 5: out of that line and became creators and inventors like,
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Speaker 5: for instance, Garrett Morgan with the Cleveland man that invented
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Speaker 5: the gas mask and the traffic light. He so upset
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Speaker 5: the establishment, and it was so pressurized against him. Between
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Speaker 5: that and his own wife, who just railed on him
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Speaker 5: all the time because he was always tinkering in his laboratory.
38:08
Speaker 5: He was even working on other things. But he became
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Speaker 5: so despondent he just gave up and sold his invention
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Speaker 5: of the in gas mask for forty thousand dollars. And
38:24
Speaker 5: I don't know if he got anything for the traffic light.
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Speaker 5: But not only was it, you know, against blacks, especially
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Speaker 5: black men at that time, but more so, it was
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Speaker 5: against the inventive spirit of individuals that was being clamped
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Speaker 5: down upon.
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Speaker 3: That was the thing.
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Speaker 5: And so we have to figure out a way to
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Speaker 5: disengage ourselves from this slavery type system. You know, it's
38:57
Speaker 5: not the classic slavery were you're on a plantation of
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Speaker 5: physical plantation and you're getting the crap beaten out of you.
39:06
Speaker 5: But our economics is being beaten our standard of living
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Speaker 5: is being beaten down. Why because of the foolishness of
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Speaker 5: those who have been in control of a monetary system.
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Speaker 5: And the murder of many who have tried to combat
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Speaker 5: against it and warn against it all the way back
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Speaker 5: to McKinley, President McKinley. So we have to come together
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Speaker 5: in mass. That's why I always say, quite often, we
39:36
Speaker 5: have to come together in mass. That's one thing that
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Speaker 5: the communists who are now trying to destroy our cities,
39:42
Speaker 5: they understand. That's why they come in mass against ice.
39:49
Speaker 5: That's why they come in mass and block up traffic
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Speaker 5: and beat up people and do all kinds of things.
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Speaker 5: And they never go to jail. They rarely go to jail.
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Speaker 5: And so you know, there's a lot of waking up
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Speaker 5: that we need to do. And to this very day,
40:09
Speaker 5: the majority of Americans call themselves Christians, but they don't
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Speaker 5: act like it. What I mean by that, if you
40:15
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Speaker 5: He didn't say only occupy in this little sliver of
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Speaker 5: I was talking about how economically we've been screwed around
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Speaker 5: and how the dollar is now being beaten up and
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Speaker 5: turned against as the reserve currency. Well what about politics.
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Speaker 5: You know a lot of Christians are saying, well, I
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Speaker 5: can't be involved in politics. Well, it's because of that
44:55
Speaker 5: attitude that we're in a heap of hurt right now,
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Speaker 5: there is a frightful depth disposition, but you know development
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Speaker 5: when it comes to the political parties. Now, what are
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Speaker 5: the roles of political parties in our republic? Should the
45:16
Speaker 5: political parties be allowed to choose who is on the ballot?
45:21
Speaker 5: Was President George Washington right? Our political parties their own
45:26
Speaker 5: form of despotism? George Washington warned his Big Time that
45:33
Speaker 5: political parties bring their own frightful despotism from jerrymandering to primaries.
45:40
Speaker 5: We the people have allowed political parties to not only
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Speaker 5: rule our elections, but to poison our interactions with their
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Speaker 5: venom and hatred, especially today when you look at the
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Speaker 5: Democrats where they're saying they should they're they're hoping for
45:56
Speaker 5: the murder of those that disagree with them anyway, not
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Speaker 5: just President Trump. Will we continue to let these organizations
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Speaker 5: drag the United States into the ash heap of history,
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Speaker 5: especially the leftists, while the rhinos sit and fiddle the
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Speaker 5: founding father's opinions of political parties. Let me share just
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Speaker 5: a little bit. I love history. Contrary to what we've
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Speaker 5: heard so often, the two party system is not what
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Speaker 5: the founding fathers of the United States of America designed
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Speaker 5: in fact, many of them spoke out against political parties.
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Speaker 5: Among our numerous advantages promised by a well constructed union,
46:42
Speaker 5: none deserves to be more accurately developed than its tendency
46:46
Speaker 5: to break and control the violence of faction. The instability
46:51
Speaker 5: injustice and confusion introduced into the public councils have, in
46:56
Speaker 5: truth been the mortal diseases on which popular governments have
47:02
Speaker 5: everywhere perished. That was James Madison. You know where you
47:07
Speaker 5: can find that statement for yourself if you go to
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Speaker 5: the Federalist papers. Federalist Paper number ten. James Madison said
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Speaker 5: that one of the advantages of a well constructed union
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Speaker 5: is the ability to control the violence of factions. So
47:23
Speaker 5: what does he mean by factions, my friends? By a faction,
47:28
Speaker 5: we understand a number of citizens or sovereign Americans, whether
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Speaker 5: amounting to a majority or a minority of the whole,
47:37
Speaker 5: who are united and actuated by some common impulse of
47:44
Speaker 5: passion or of interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens.
47:50
Speaker 5: We're seeing that all the time. How many times have
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Speaker 5: you witnessed people on the left threatening the lives of
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Speaker 5: others they disagree with How many times have you seen
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Speaker 5: them beat up people in the streets of our republic,
48:05
Speaker 5: going back to the summer of love when Saint George's died,
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Speaker 5: or to the permanent and aggressive aggregate interest of the community.
48:19
Speaker 5: They destroy these things. Look what's happening to beautiful Seattle.
48:23
Speaker 5: Look what has happened to San Francisco. Look what Karen
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Speaker 5: Bass has done to Los Angeles and her Democrat Party friends.
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Speaker 3: Hum.
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Speaker 5: While factions can't be anywhere in today's political environment, we
48:39
Speaker 5: call them political parties. George Washington warned us about the
48:43
Speaker 5: dangers of these parties. See if human nature wasn't so
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Speaker 5: screwed up, if Americans weren't so screwed up in school
48:51
Speaker 5: and so indoctrinated in certain ways, if morality had not
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Speaker 5: been drummed out of society, good which comes from God.
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Speaker 5: You know, the two party system might be something that
49:04
Speaker 5: could be a good. But in the long run, as
49:08
Speaker 5: you winnow away good morality in doctrination becomes the way
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Speaker 5: of life in government schools those you know, those two
49:21
Speaker 5: things together exacerbate the realities of today's party system. Now,
49:30
Speaker 5: the alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by
49:35
Speaker 5: the spirit of revenge natural to party dissension, which in
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Speaker 5: different ages and countries, has perpetrated the most horrid events.
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Speaker 5: Is itself a frightful despotism?
49:51
Speaker 3: Now?
49:51
Speaker 5: George Washington's farewell addressed in seventeen ninety six, he said
49:57
Speaker 5: that political parties are nothing new and certainly not unique
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Speaker 5: to the United States. A quick look at recent history
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Speaker 5: shows not only how the political parties dominate one another,
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Speaker 5: but how their visceral hatred leads to both horrid behavior
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Speaker 5: and its own disposition. Now, if he understood that back then,
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Speaker 5: is it any wonder we're witnessing what we see today
50:28
Speaker 5: when mister Washington described, but certainly has been shown true.
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Speaker 5: In the last few years, attacks both verbal and physical
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Speaker 5: on opposing parties has led to everything from criminal break
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Speaker 5: INDs to riots, to violence to murders. Oddly enough, while
50:51
Speaker 5: many political parties claim to represent the people, which they
50:55
Speaker 5: do not, their actions usually induce people to find a
50:59
Speaker 5: strong man who can protect and lead them. This also
51:03
Speaker 5: leads to a team of mentality, where people will do
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Speaker 5: whatever it takes for their team to win, especially those
51:12
Speaker 5: who are hell bent on destroying the nation they say
51:19
Speaker 5: they seek to represent. Now, one example of this team
51:23
Speaker 5: mentality is the willingness to support anything that leads to
51:26
Speaker 5: your party winning an election. In the news lately has
51:30
Speaker 5: been the practice of jerry mandering. Now for decades, Democrats
51:34
Speaker 5: have been gerrymandering. They jerrymandered California into a Navy blue,
51:43
Speaker 5: Royal blue. Same thing in New York State and elsewhere.
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Speaker 5: So on the flip side, Republicans have started to do
51:51
Speaker 5: it as well.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 5: Jerrymandering and US politics the practice of drawing the boundaries
51:58
Speaker 5: of electoral districts in a way that gives one political
52:02
Speaker 5: party an advantage over its rivals, political or partisan jerrymandering,
52:09
Speaker 5: or that dilutes the voting power of members of racial
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Speaker 5: or ethnic minority groups. Racial gerrymandering. Well, got to end
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Speaker 5: it right there, folks. I'm so sorry. But now that
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Speaker 5: I see that, my time is up. Thank you so
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Speaker 5: much for your time.
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Speaker 3: You have one, Oh, I have one more minute. Oh,
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Speaker 3: thank you.
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Speaker 5: Well, anyway, you know, when it comes to jerrymandering, I
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Speaker 5: understand why the Republicans recently jerrymandered, but they did not
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Speaker 5: do it based on race. They were doing it in
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Speaker 5: opposition to what technically was illegal jerry mandering by the
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Speaker 5: Democrats who were doing it based on which is totally
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Speaker 5: different and should not have been allowed in the first place.
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Speaker 5: So to avoid this tit for tat, we need to
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Speaker 5: maybe all the politicians need to be taken to school.
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Speaker 5: Go back to school and be taught about the principles
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Speaker 5: that are inculcated in some of the Federalists papers and
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Speaker 5: the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. You know, just
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Speaker 5: go back to the basics and do it in the
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Speaker 5: style that you would do it, like, for instance, in
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Speaker 5: first grade. Like they're just learning there were ABC's or something.
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Speaker 5: I mean, because by the way they act, they don't
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Speaker 5: know nothing and got that mixed up when it comes
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Speaker 5: to how to run our country based upon it being
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Speaker 5: a constitutionally limited republic anyway, crazy work, but we can
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Speaker 5: straighten it out. Well. Now that I see that my
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Speaker 5: time is up, I do thank you so much for
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Speaker 5: your time, and always at this time, I urge you
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Speaker 5: to please pray for this nation, pray for your family,
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Speaker 5: your friends, and pray for your enemies that they get
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Speaker 5: it right before it's too late, because we all do
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Speaker 5: face judgment eventually. Treat of us the same way you
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Speaker 5: want to be treated. Until next time, I'm on, Edwards
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Speaker 5: Excelsior
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Speaker 7: You would you would you would be, would be the
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Speaker 7: of us all folks tags that stage right