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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Pete Hegseth is Right. A Poor Woman Almost Got 10 Years in Prison for Not Being Nice to Abuser - 251204 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 6: I'm welcome to the Run Inwards American Experienced talk Show,
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Speaker 6: and glad to be with you this day. And lots
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Speaker 6: of interesting things going on throughout the Republic, our Republic
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Speaker 6: that is, and around the world. Man oh man, it
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Speaker 6: looks like a representative Nancy Mace is introducing a fair
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Speaker 6: Act to weed out fraud and snap, it's about time.
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Speaker 6: It's pastime. But it's good that someone is finally actively
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Speaker 6: seeking to do this. We're gonna see it's going to
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Speaker 6: be very interesting as this moves ahead. How many Republicans
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Speaker 6: vote in support of this effort, And you know, because
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Speaker 6: we can no longer afford to continue to just feed
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Speaker 6: the rest of the earth that continues to come into
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Speaker 6: our country and be allowed by Democrats to rip us off.
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Speaker 6: It's called the Food Assistance Integrity and Responsibility FAIR Act,
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Speaker 6: designed to weed out fraud in the supplemental nutritional Assistance program.
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Speaker 6: Now the United States of America is the most generous
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Speaker 6: nation in the history of the world. That comes from
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Speaker 6: our Christian ethics background, and because people that have faith
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Speaker 6: in God, nations that have faith in the one True,
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Speaker 6: in living God, they are highly blessed and as a
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Speaker 6: result they by nature they are very generous, and no
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Speaker 6: one has been more generous throughout history than the United
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Speaker 6: States of America. But so that does not qualify though
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Speaker 6: it doesn't say that because of that that it is
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Speaker 6: our responsibility to feed the rest of the world. One
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Speaker 6: of the hallmarks of the United States of America is
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Speaker 6: to be an example for the rest of the world. Now,
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Speaker 6: a recent emailed press release from Mace's office notes that
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Speaker 6: there is currently little to know identity verification when the
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Speaker 6: snap ebt cards are used, opening the door to card sharing,
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Speaker 6: unauthorized purchases, stolen cards being exploited, and taxpayer dollars going
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Speaker 6: to people who aren't legally eligible at all. And a
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Speaker 6: lot of those people who are ineligible to use these
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Speaker 6: cards they're not even supposed to be here. As a result,
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Speaker 6: millions and millions of fraudulent benefits have been approved and
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Speaker 6: across our republic, states are reporting massive losses from Snap
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Speaker 6: fraud and misuse. In just the first quarter of this year,
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Speaker 6: more than one hundred and two million dollars in stolen
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Speaker 6: fraudulent benefits were approved, mostly by Democrat legislations. Legislators during
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Speaker 6: the same period, States recorded over two hundred and twenty
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Speaker 6: six thousand fraudulent snap claims and six hundred and ninety
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Speaker 6: one thousand unauthorized transactions throughout the Republic, including four two
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Speaker 6: hundred and nine stolen benefits in South Carolina alone. In
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Speaker 6: order to help fix this massive fraud drain, mace Is
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Speaker 6: introduce this bill, which would first and foremost require a
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Speaker 6: photo identification on every EBT card, ensuring that the individual
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Speaker 6: using it is in fact the authorized user the benefits
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Speaker 6: are intended for. And I think there should also be
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Speaker 6: a little more tag on to this. If you are
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Speaker 6: caught allowing others to use your card, then you lose
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Speaker 6: yours too, Then you're both out. The bill would also
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Speaker 6: allow states to issue additional photo verification cards for households
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Speaker 6: with multiple authorized users, all while requiring retailers to verify
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Speaker 6: the photo on these cards before transactions are completed. If passed,
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Speaker 6: the bill would give the United States Department of Agriculture
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Speaker 6: a year and a half to update its regulations. I
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Speaker 6: think they should have less time than that because things
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Speaker 6: can be done pretty quickly via computer nowadays. In a
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Speaker 6: statement of companying the Yeah press release, Mace said, the
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Speaker 6: taxpayers have had enough of watching their hard earned dollars
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Speaker 6: abused by people with no legal right to those benefits.
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Speaker 6: And again, many of those people that are using those
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Speaker 6: benefits don't have a legal right to be here. And
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Speaker 6: that is why I've said yesterday and many other times
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Speaker 6: on this broadcast that whenever ICE rounds up an illegal
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Speaker 6: border crosser, they should immediately be stamped for deportation, and
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Speaker 6: or if they've committed a crime, they should be thrown
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Speaker 6: in jail on our Alcatraz. And she went on to
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Speaker 6: say that this isn't complicated. If you're eligible for SNAP,
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Speaker 6: your photo goes on to the card and you're the
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Speaker 6: only one who gets to use it. And I think
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Speaker 6: that makes sense. But believe it or not, my friend,
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Speaker 6: there's a lot of opposition to this common sense approach.
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Speaker 6: I'm all for helping those who are in need. No
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Speaker 6: one believes in that more than I do. But at
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Speaker 6: the same time, I do not think that the planet
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Speaker 6: should be allowed to take advantage of our generosity, because
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Speaker 6: even as much as much accumulated wealth as the United
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Speaker 6: States has been blessed to acquire, that does not give
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Speaker 6: the rest of the planet the right to suck our
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Speaker 6: wealth away. And any politician, by the way, any of them,
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Speaker 6: whether Democrat, Republican, Rhino, or Independent or libertarian, if they're
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Speaker 6: okay with this kind of stuff going on, and my
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Speaker 6: humble opinion, they're ineligible to maintain their position because the
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Speaker 6: founding folcy they understood the principles and the purpose for
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Speaker 6: government office holders. See, it wasn't meant for you to
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Speaker 6: get into office and use it as a business plan
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Speaker 6: to accumulate your personal wealth. You were supposed to be
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Speaker 6: a reasonably successful individual in the private sector. And even
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Speaker 6: if you weren't on the high economic strata and you
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Speaker 6: decided to run for office, you were to help legislate
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Speaker 6: laws that would benefit the private sector so that when
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Speaker 6: your term is up, guess what, you get back out
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Speaker 6: there and you'd have a better go of in this
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Speaker 6: land of equal opportunity to succeed in the private sector.
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Speaker 6: But then something happened along the way. All of a sudden,
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Speaker 6: people said, wait a minute, wait a minute. We can
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Speaker 6: take advantage of this, We can make long time careers
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Speaker 6: out of this. You know as much as I like
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Speaker 6: you know, Grassly, he's been in there from I think
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Speaker 6: he's yeah with up from Iowa. Very nice guy and
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Speaker 6: he's got a good head on his shoulder still and
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Speaker 6: even in his advanced age, he still gets the job done.
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Speaker 6: But I mean, I think that's still a long time
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Speaker 6: to be in government. Nasty Pelosi, same thing, and many others.
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Speaker 6: They're not in it to make life better for our republic.
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Speaker 6: Many of them are in office to make life better
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Speaker 6: for our enemies, people like Tim Walls, elon Omar, Gavin Newsom,
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Speaker 6: Maxine Waters, Governor Pritzker, Governor Hokeel and the list goes
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Speaker 6: on and on and on. And even in some of
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Speaker 6: our red states where you're supposed to have much better
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Speaker 6: things going on, you still have a lot of bull capital.
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Speaker 6: That's what they hit going on. There's a huge Muslim
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Speaker 6: community growing that is sucking off the wealth of the
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Speaker 6: land in the state of Florida. And it just goes
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Speaker 6: on and on and on and on and on. And
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Speaker 6: I just have a feeling that if we the United
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Speaker 6: States of America, don't start reining in this abuse of
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Speaker 6: our blessings, which is another form of waste of our blessings.
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Speaker 6: You know, it will be allowed to drain away. We
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Speaker 6: have to become more wise. Just because we're a blessed
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Speaker 6: nation doesn't mean we have to be stupid people and
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Speaker 6: allow others to drain away our wealth because they hate us.
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Speaker 6: And let's say if the people of Somalia right, who
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Speaker 6: have taken over Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, let's say
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Speaker 6: they have their way with their mentality, if they take control,
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Speaker 6: they would turn the United States into a giant version
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Speaker 6: of Somalia. And everyone would be equal, but equally poor
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Speaker 6: and destitute, and women would have a real hard way
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Speaker 6: to go because there is a Lami and you know
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Speaker 6: that that drill. And so we have to wake up,
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Speaker 6: my friends, and if we're awake, we've got to act
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Speaker 6: like it and be willing to push back against this
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Speaker 6: abuse that is first allowed by our own politicians. And
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Speaker 6: by the way, elean Omar, she should be immediately deported,
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Speaker 6: And you know, there wasn't a movie that came out
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Speaker 6: years ago called Coming to America. And there's some things
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Speaker 6: that are happening Europe and elsewhere that could be coming
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Speaker 6: to America very soon, if not being here already. For example,
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Speaker 6: in England, a woman recently recalled being arrested by multiple
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Speaker 6: officers for hate crime. Now, she was in her bathtub bathing,
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Speaker 6: so she had no clothes on, and all of a sudden,
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Speaker 6: her out of her tub, soaking wet. Why did they
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Speaker 6: do that? This was happening in the United Kingdom, and
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Speaker 6: you know, it's become an authoritarian nightmare, and the United
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Speaker 6: States must remain vigilant if it does not want to
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Speaker 6: go down the same course. Her name is Elizabeth Kenney,
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Speaker 6: She's thirty four years of age. She's a care assistant.
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Speaker 6: And again she was naked in the bathtub when eleven
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Speaker 6: police officers barged into her home to arrest her. Now,
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Speaker 6: why did they do that? Why on earth? Tell me,
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Speaker 6: tell me, tell me why would they do that? Or
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Speaker 6: her crime, her dastardly deed, my friends, was simply sending
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Speaker 6: insults to another woman via text. The International Business Times
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Speaker 6: reported that in fact, it happened today yesterday, rather that Kenny,
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Speaker 6: a mother of four, was detained under the malicious Communications Act.
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Speaker 6: She had sent text to a woman involved with a
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Speaker 6: man who had allegedly assaulted her. Now, in this text
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Speaker 6: she used the word I won't say it, but it
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Speaker 6: begins with F and ends with T to describe the man. Now,
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Speaker 6: she wasn't even insulting the woman, but she was insulting
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Speaker 6: this abuse of man. Now, according to the UK's Daily Mail,
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Speaker 6: she's been convicted of a hate crime. Kenny is now
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Speaker 6: ordered to do seventy two hours of unpaid work, complete
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Speaker 6: ten rehabilitation activity days, and pay a fine of three
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Speaker 6: hundred and sixty four pounds. According to the International Business Times,
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Speaker 6: she had initially faced ten years in prison. Now, imagine
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Speaker 6: that you send an email that is not positive about
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Speaker 6: an assaulting individual, someone that's committing a crime. You send
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Speaker 6: a one word that is a bit nasty about them,
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Speaker 6: and you have the possibility of facing ten years of incarceration.
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Speaker 6: Man prosecuting attorney Jacqueline Whiting commented on the incident, and
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Speaker 6: she said that the defendant and the victim in this
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Speaker 6: matter had been friends but had a falling out which
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Speaker 6: resulted in an incident back in twenty twenty four whereby
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Speaker 6: abusive and homophobic text messages were sent to the victim,
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Speaker 6: causing her alarm and distress, whine, sniffle, hurt. The Crown
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Speaker 6: place this offense in the highest category because you know,
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Speaker 6: homosexual was offended. You know what has happened in Western
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Speaker 6: societies where they place people like homosexuals, and now the
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Speaker 6: Islamists on such a high plane that if you say
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Speaker 6: something that does not build them up, that you deserve
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Speaker 6: to the possibility of facing up to ten years of incarceration.
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Speaker 6: But then she ended up having to do seventy two
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Speaker 6: hours of unpaid work, ten rehabilitation activity days, and paying
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Speaker 6: a fine of three hundred and sixty four pounds. But
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Speaker 6: yet these same people, like the Islamists, they're allowed to
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Speaker 6: insult anyone, anytime, any day, anytime of the day, like
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Speaker 6: a group of Islamists did the other day in Atlanta.
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Speaker 6: You know what they did. They got a pile of
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Speaker 6: Bibles and they put them in the street and one
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Speaker 6: guy started just stomping on the bibles. Now, in an
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Speaker 6: exlomic nation, if I were to light up or stomp
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Speaker 6: on some Qurans, you know what would happen, what they
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Speaker 6: would try to do to me. I tried my best
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Speaker 6: to escape, but you know what they would try to
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Speaker 6: do to me, anything ranging from beheading to impaling, to
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Speaker 6: burning alive, whatever whatever would come to their little, their
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Speaker 6: adult brains. But yet in this country we're too cowardly
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Speaker 6: to do anything about such actions. I don't think we
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Speaker 6: have to burn some I mean someone alive, or cut
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Speaker 6: their heads off if they stomp on bibles in the streets.
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Speaker 6: But I do think that because it is the word
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Speaker 6: of God. If you catch someone doing that, you knock
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Speaker 6: them off, you get them off, and you pick the
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Speaker 6: bibles up. But we have to stop being so cowardly
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Speaker 6: and so stupid and weak in our societies. And trust me,
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Speaker 6: if we do not tighten things up very soon here
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Speaker 6: in the United States of America, the rest of the
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Speaker 6: country will be a lot like Dearborn Michigan. Now we
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Speaker 6: have terrorism in America. Now terrorism comes in different forms.
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Speaker 6: It comes through blowing people up, slaughtering them, doing all
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Speaker 6: kinds of things. But there's another form of terrorism that
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Speaker 6: is going on throughout our entire nation. It's a quiet terrorism.
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Speaker 6: It's called what I would say the onslaught of Islam America.
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Speaker 6: Its tentacles grow from Lewiston, Maine, with Somalians living off
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Speaker 6: American taxpayers to Minneapolis, where they're stealing billions of Americans,
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Speaker 6: and those Islamic tentacles, which to me is a form
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Speaker 6: of terrorism, extend to Miami, to Chicago, to Denver into Dallas.
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Speaker 6: Those tentacles continue to strangle America by digging into our
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Speaker 6: political systems and churches where they take over and turn
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Speaker 6: them in the mosques where their numbers overwhelm our ability
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Speaker 6: to stop them or our willingness to stop them. Because
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Speaker 6: there's so many Americans who so politically correct or asinine
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Speaker 6: in their mentality, or who agree with the evil, who
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Speaker 6: will fight ICE members who are trying to round up
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Speaker 6: people that are here illegally. And recently, an unknown author
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Speaker 6: reported on Dearborn, Michigan's complete takeover by Muslims, and it
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Speaker 6: only took thirty years. Muslims now own Dearborn, lock Stock
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Speaker 6: and Barrel. If you are an American, you are not
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Speaker 6: welcome in that city, even if you were born there
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Speaker 6: as an American. HM America's future isn't decided in Washington,
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Speaker 6: d C. Some say, well, that's kind of incorrect, because
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Speaker 6: Washington DC bureaucrats along with Muslim liar Barack Obama imported
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Speaker 6: over four million Muslims, thinking or saying that their Islamic
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Speaker 6: religion would assimilate into the American way of life. Instead,
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Speaker 6: they are using our laws to subvert our laws and
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Speaker 6: install their Sharia law, the most violent, savage and barbaric
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Speaker 6: law ever conceived on this planet. No other religion or
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Speaker 6: political persuasion is as deadly as Islam, though other religion
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Speaker 6: hates women as much as Islam. So then you've got
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Speaker 6: a picture of what's coming. It's all over for Europe,
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Speaker 6: but now here in America, even in hot, sweat sweaty Florida.
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Speaker 6: The only way to stop it is to ban Sharia law,
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Speaker 6: deport those who advocated, and ban any aspect of terrorisd
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Speaker 6: Islamic law. But we have to have the stones to
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Speaker 6: do it. And if people are in the streets demonstrating
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Speaker 6: against it, those who attack ice officers who are rounding
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Speaker 6: up rightfully rounding up those who are here illegally, they
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Speaker 6: should also be deported along with the illegal border crossers,
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Speaker 6: since it is those people they want to be around.
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Speaker 6: It's decided on streets like Maple Street, for example, in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Speaker 6: And you don't need a passport to see what's coming.
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Speaker 6: You only need to drive down a street like Maple
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Speaker 6: Street in Dearborn. Once, places like this were the most
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Speaker 6: ordinary neighborhoods in America. Rusted hillboxes, peeling paint, quiet porches,
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Speaker 6: families who knew each other by name. The houses are
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Speaker 6: the same, but the cultural differences are stark. At the
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Speaker 6: end of one block where the hardware store used to be,
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Speaker 6: the signs glow in the Arabic language. Most of all
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Speaker 6: neighborhoods cannot read. The storefronts run on a rhythm that
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Speaker 6: did not exist there twenty years ago. And we'll return
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Speaker 6: you and.
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Speaker 6: God bless us everyone. This is Ron Edwards and you're
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Speaker 6: listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience. Thanks so much
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Speaker 6: for tuning in. Rachel matt iw you've heard of her.
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Speaker 6: She's the ms NBC host, and she recently predicted that
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Speaker 6: Republican lawmakers will ask Secretary of War Pete Heseth to
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Speaker 6: resign because of her report alleging impropriety over his handling
30:44
Speaker 6: of drug boat strikes in the Caribbean Sea. She said
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Speaker 6: that I don't understand why we're going to war with Venezuela,
30:52
Speaker 6: and I'm not sure the administration has even bothered to
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Speaker 6: try to come up with anything even internally. She continued,
31:02
Speaker 6: So what are we doing there in the first place,
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Speaker 6: Why are we blowing out of the water and killing
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Speaker 6: people on boats with outboard motors, some of which aren't
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Speaker 6: even pointed towards the United States, let alone verify to
31:13
Speaker 6: have drugs on them. Now, how would she know? Is
31:17
Speaker 6: she on the high seas? Does she know that exactly
31:22
Speaker 6: which way the boats were pointed? Does she know that
31:25
Speaker 6: there were no drugs on some of those boats? I
31:29
Speaker 6: would really love to know. Seriously, what the heck does
31:31
Speaker 6: she actually know? Well, one thing we do know is
31:36
Speaker 6: that for years, via boat, via the southern border, and
31:44
Speaker 6: in some cases even through airplanes, drugs have been coming
31:48
Speaker 6: into this country from places like Venezuela, Mexico, China, et cetera,
31:52
Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera. And as a result, especially during
31:58
Speaker 6: the past five years during the Uncle Joe Biden administration,
32:03
Speaker 6: he had on average one hundred thousand Americans dying from
32:06
Speaker 6: these horrible drugs that were coming into our country. And
32:12
Speaker 6: when Trump came into office, he did ask those countries
32:16
Speaker 6: to back up to stop it. And in some cases
32:21
Speaker 6: they said okay, some cases they said, well, let's talk
32:24
Speaker 6: about it, and mister Trump said, no, we want this stopped.
32:29
Speaker 6: This has to stop. And they didn't stop, and so
32:35
Speaker 6: there is nothing wrong for doing what they've been doing.
32:42
Speaker 6: It's about time that we take care of ourselves.
32:44
Speaker 5: I'd rather have.
32:46
Speaker 6: The government working to prevent drugs from being delivered into
32:49
Speaker 6: our country in our hemisphere then being involved in places like, oh,
32:56
Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe Ukraine, or having our soldiers in
33:02
Speaker 6: danger in the Middle East, somewhere in a in a
33:05
Speaker 6: land that we can never turn or persuade to become
33:09
Speaker 6: a constitutionally limited republic. So these people that are all
33:17
Speaker 6: uptight all you know, you know, their brains are tighten
33:20
Speaker 6: a not over the fact that we finally have an
33:22
Speaker 6: administration that wants to do something about what's coming into
33:25
Speaker 6: our country. Now, if you want a list of of
33:28
Speaker 6: the illegal actions and wrongful actions, you need to go
33:33
Speaker 6: back to the days of Lloyd Austin and all those
33:38
Speaker 6: officials that were in charge of our military back then.
33:45
Speaker 6: I can tell you that they did things that were
33:47
Speaker 6: much worse and caused the death of a lot more
33:50
Speaker 6: people than a few people that are being bumped off
33:54
Speaker 6: in boats heading towards the United States with drugs. We
34:00
Speaker 6: warned these countries that we were going to do it.
34:03
Speaker 6: We said stop. They didn't take the Trump administration at
34:08
Speaker 6: its word, and in a sense, can you blame them?
34:14
Speaker 6: When's the last time the United States defended itself against anything?
34:21
Speaker 6: I mean, the world has watched the United States opener
34:23
Speaker 6: borders wide open during the Uncle Joe Biden years and
34:29
Speaker 6: before that many times in many decades. For instance, during
34:34
Speaker 6: the Clinton when he was a governor of Arkansas, he
34:40
Speaker 6: was one of many government officials who were bringing in
34:43
Speaker 6: cocaine into this country. So the world has watched this
34:48
Speaker 6: own government bring these harmful drugs into our country. It
34:53
Speaker 6: happened massively during the Vietnam conflict. And so now because
35:00
Speaker 6: as a few boat people are bumped off, Rachel Maddow's
35:06
Speaker 6: backside is all tied up in a not because, oh
35:09
Speaker 6: my gosh, this is so horrible. Oh my gosh, their
35:12
Speaker 6: rights are being abused. Do they really have a right
35:19
Speaker 6: to get into a little motor boat and bring drugs
35:22
Speaker 6: into the United States? Is that a right? So she
35:29
Speaker 6: calls this catastrophic. She thinks that Pete hex Seth is
35:33
Speaker 6: it's impossible to imagine that he survives this as Secretary
35:37
Speaker 6: of Defense. Now, in one area, she may be correct
35:45
Speaker 6: that some Republicans may ask that he be deposed, and
35:50
Speaker 6: that is because there are some Republicans that don't believe
35:53
Speaker 6: a straight on leader like Pete Hexseth. And you may
36:01
Speaker 6: not believe me, but he offended a lot of people
36:04
Speaker 6: when he said that the United States military is under
36:07
Speaker 6: the leadership of Jesus Christ. A lot of people that
36:13
Speaker 6: that really bothered them. For me, I thought, boy, this
36:18
Speaker 6: is great, but some people were disturbed by that. So
36:24
Speaker 6: Republicans thought, oh, that's that's that's a little bit, that's
36:27
Speaker 6: a little bit too far. Oh boy, And Democrats were
36:30
Speaker 6: just outraged. He sounded like Molly Yard of the Now
36:35
Speaker 6: Gang back in the day. I am outraged, and so
36:41
Speaker 6: it is what it is. But I think he was
36:44
Speaker 6: correct on both fronts by dedicating the military to Jesus
36:48
Speaker 6: Christ and for taking out these these drug people, and
36:53
Speaker 6: they should be doing the same thing on land. You're
36:55
Speaker 6: bringing drugs in this country, hey, especially fentanyl. In my
37:02
Speaker 6: humble opinion, you got to go because they know that
37:06
Speaker 6: it's a deadly drug that causes people to die. Or
37:10
Speaker 6: they stand around in the streets like statues. And we've
37:15
Speaker 6: seen many pictures of people like that in the streets
37:17
Speaker 6: of Philadelphia, Boston, New York elsewhere where they're just stuck
37:22
Speaker 6: that they can stand there all night in one position.
37:26
Speaker 6: Many of them are just bent over with a backpack on,
37:32
Speaker 6: just standing around birds landing on them and they don't
37:35
Speaker 6: even move. So, yeah, it's time we take action. We
37:42
Speaker 6: let the world know that we're serious about taking care
37:45
Speaker 6: of our country. And if you want to put your
37:48
Speaker 6: neck in the juggernaut, then so be it. And I
37:51
Speaker 6: don't think that that is a reason why that Pete
37:53
Speaker 6: Hexeth should be fired. Taiwan is thanking President Trump for
38:04
Speaker 6: signing a law reviewing the relationship a firm symbol of
38:09
Speaker 6: our shared values. The government of Taiwan is very happy because,
38:15
Speaker 6: you know, the President signed in the law, the Taiwan
38:17
Speaker 6: Assurance Implementation Act, which mandates regular reviews of Washington's relationship
38:23
Speaker 6: to Taipei every five years. The passage of the law
38:27
Speaker 6: sparked outrage in Beijing. Shiji Ping is, you know, he's
38:32
Speaker 6: kind of in a bad way. But I don't care
38:36
Speaker 6: whether the Chinese Communist Party demanded that Washington adhere to
38:40
Speaker 6: the One China principle. It's false claim that Taiwan is
38:45
Speaker 6: a province of China rightfully governed by the Communist Party,
38:49
Speaker 6: so said gee. In reality, Taiwan is a sovereign state.
38:54
Speaker 6: That is the reality. Taiwan is a sovereign state whose
38:57
Speaker 6: government and institutions run entirely independent of the Communist Party.
39:02
Speaker 6: Taiwan has never been governed by a regime headquartered in
39:06
Speaker 6: Beijing or even back in the days when it was
39:09
Speaker 6: Pey King. That's it. So now the United States, according
39:22
Speaker 6: to China, does not recognize Taiwan as a country thanks
39:25
Speaker 6: to the diplomatic work of the late President Jimmy Carter,
39:28
Speaker 6: who broke ties with Taiwan to formalize a relationship with
39:31
Speaker 6: communist China. Well, believe it or not, and most of
39:36
Speaker 6: you who were around back then know that Taiwan was
39:39
Speaker 6: not happy with that. The Chinese government refuses to have
39:44
Speaker 6: civil relationship with any country that acknowledges the reality that
39:48
Speaker 6: Taiwan is a country. And I say good because it's
39:52
Speaker 6: about high time that the United States disengage any relationship
39:55
Speaker 6: with China anyway. We don't need China. Yes, they have
39:59
Speaker 6: some valuable minerals, but so do we. We just have
40:03
Speaker 6: to unhook ourselves from these stupid environmental laws that are
40:08
Speaker 6: preventing the United States from partaking of its own blessings
40:12
Speaker 6: of minerals that are under our own soil. It's as
40:16
Speaker 6: simple as that. We have to learn to stand on
40:21
Speaker 6: our own feet, and we don't need China for anything.
40:27
Speaker 6: The Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act builds upon an already existing law,
40:32
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Speaker 6: I've yet to hear one politician from sea to shining sea,
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Speaker 6: our attention to the education system. Now we do how
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Speaker 6: a good educations are, and she's doing her best within
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Speaker 6: the limitations of that. She has to try to turn
46:53
Speaker 6: things around, at least turning things back to the states.
46:56
Speaker 6: And we should get totally get rid of the Department
46:59
Speaker 6: of Education, and all that money that has been used
47:02
Speaker 6: to go to the Department of Education should be going
47:04
Speaker 6: directly to the states, should stay in the states. But
47:09
Speaker 6: then we have to turn our attention directly to those
47:12
Speaker 6: states and say, hey, wait a minute. We have to
47:15
Speaker 6: make sure that our students receive the best education in
47:19
Speaker 6: the world. That is another indicator of how great your
47:23
Speaker 6: nation will be in the future depending on the quality
47:26
Speaker 6: of the education of its young. And if education is
47:31
Speaker 6: not improved, we will we will soon find ourselves behind
47:36
Speaker 6: nations like Korea, Japan, China and elsewhere. Now, I understand
47:42
Speaker 6: that's the goal of Democrats and some of the globalist rhinos,
47:47
Speaker 6: but we don't have to allow their goals to be
47:50
Speaker 6: the standard by which we operate as a republic. I mean,
47:55
Speaker 6: come on, we've got to you know, we really have
47:59
Speaker 6: to get our wits of bay us here in this country.
48:02
Speaker 6: We have to be willing to stand up against those
48:04
Speaker 6: who would use anything and everything to try to destroy
48:07
Speaker 6: us from within. Trust me, if we had a better
48:11
Speaker 6: education system over the past thirty years, we would not
48:15
Speaker 6: have the Muslim takeover in dearborn Michigan. We would not
48:20
Speaker 6: have the growing Muslim influence in Florida, Texas, Minnesota, Washington State, Oregon,
48:28
Speaker 6: California and elsewhere. Wouldn't happen because people would be properly
48:34
Speaker 6: educated and as they grew into adulthood became office holders, etc. Etc. Etc.
48:40
Speaker 6: These kinds of stupid activities would be blocked. And so
48:49
Speaker 6: if you want a great nation, you have to have
48:51
Speaker 6: a great education system. And I mean that's the way
48:56
Speaker 6: it works. Folks. They used to say garbage in, garbage out. Well,
49:01
Speaker 6: good education in, good results out.
49:08
Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 6: According to GOP Representative Bacon, he's kind of relieved. He
49:14
Speaker 6: was being interviewed on CNN concerning the situation with PTE
49:19
Speaker 6: xth and the order to you know, take out these
49:24
Speaker 6: the boat people, I'll call them the boat drug people.
49:29
Speaker 6: He said that he's relieved that Hexith did not give
49:32
Speaker 6: the kill everybody order. And in one case they were
49:39
Speaker 6: talking about where the boat was hit the survivors because
49:43
Speaker 6: the boat the boat didn't sink in that particular attack
49:46
Speaker 6: right away, and they said that the survivors at first
49:49
Speaker 6: were going back to try to save the drugs and
49:52
Speaker 6: figure out trying to figure out a way to keep going,
49:55
Speaker 6: and so they hit the boat again and it was
49:59
Speaker 6: all but are you, as an American and from any
50:08
Speaker 6: around one around the world, just look at your own nation.
50:12
Speaker 6: Are you more concerned about drug people that are bringing
50:16
Speaker 6: drugs into your country in a boat and the little
50:20
Speaker 6: dinghy or are you more concerned about the well being
50:23
Speaker 6: of your country overall, just just asking. Now you have
50:32
Speaker 6: elan Omar. Now she's running around, yapping around saying that
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Speaker 6: she's claiming that President Trump demonizing ethnic group, she's warning
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Speaker 6: dangers of violence from his followers. And you know, she's
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Speaker 6: one of the most irritating human beings on earth because
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Speaker 6: how many times has she said horrible things about Americans
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Speaker 6: in general, just selling like wolf tickets, just saying nasty
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Speaker 6: things which could be interpreted as encouraging violence. She along
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Speaker 6: with many other Democrats, have been saying things that we've
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Speaker 6: got to get active. Her, Jasmine Crockett and others have
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Speaker 6: been directly saying we've got to get active. You got
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Speaker 6: to get active, get out in the streets, do this,
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Speaker 6: do that inciting violence, agreeing with what's been going on
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Speaker 6: in our streets against the Ice agents. And Trump correctly
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Speaker 6: identifies she and her people who have been coming into
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Speaker 6: this country bleeding the economy of a Minnesota dry to
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Speaker 6: the tune of billions of dollars. And the President has
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Speaker 6: a right to be angry over that. If he wasn't,
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Speaker 6: i'd be looking at him side eye. But because he
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Speaker 6: cares and he spoke out openly about it, not hiding anything.
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Speaker 6: She's all bent because she's part of the effort, along
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Speaker 6: with the white Karens and others to literally destroy this
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Speaker 6: country in the soft way that the Muslims are doing
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Speaker 6: in Dearborn, Michigan and elsewhere, and the Somalis have been doing.
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Speaker 6: And did you know that basically the Somalians went on
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Speaker 6: strike because most of them are cab drivers. I mean
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Speaker 6: most of the cab drivers in that area at Minneapolis
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Speaker 6: International Airport they're Somalians. And they went on strike. You
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Speaker 6: know why they went on strike Not because of wages,
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Speaker 6: not because of conditions or anything like that, not even
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Speaker 6: because of discrimination, but because they were all bent because
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Speaker 6: they sell alcoholic beverages at the airport, because they, as Muslims,
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Speaker 6: don't feel that you shouldn't be able to get a
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Speaker 6: glass of red wine as you're waiting for your aircraft
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Speaker 6: or waiting for an uber ride. I'm telling you, these
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Speaker 6: people are crazy and they're trying to undermine our way
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Speaker 6: of life in every way possible. Yeah. So yeah, they're
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Speaker 6: here to be an inconvenience, a source of destruction, and
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Speaker 6: as they try to turn the United States into a
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Speaker 6: copy of their horrible third world countries. And that's the
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Speaker 6: way it is, my friends, it's not good. I'm round Edwards,
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Speaker 6: and I thank you for joining us now that I
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Speaker 6: see that my time is up. Thank you so much
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Speaker 6: for your time, and as I always are you at
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Speaker 6: this time, to pray for your family, your friends, and
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Speaker 6: your enemies that they get it right before it's too late.
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Speaker 6: And treat on this the same way you want to
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Speaker 6: be treated, as they always say. At this time, I'm
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Speaker 6: on Edwards, excelsior.
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Speaker 9: You would you would you would be you would be,
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Speaker 9: would be that's all, folks.
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Speaker 6: Tags at stage right