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Speaker 1: Hi, everybody. This is Ron Reagan. I'm sitting with my
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Speaker 1: wife Nancy, and we're up there in that heavenly ranch
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Speaker 5: See ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 5: your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards. Well, good day today.
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Speaker 6: Hello and to way.
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Speaker 7: I am ed Wards and those have been Runwards American
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Speaker 7: Experienced Talk Show and we are here together and lots
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Speaker 7: of things to cover today. Thanks so much for tuning
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Speaker 7: in from throughout America and around the world. You know,
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Speaker 7: there's a little bit of good news if well you
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Speaker 7: may not consider this good news. Well, you know that
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Speaker 7: Klaus Schwab is retiring. He's going to be leaving his
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Speaker 7: position and at the World Economic Forum, but he's going
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Speaker 7: to be replaced by a gentleman named Peter Bradback brayback
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Speaker 7: leftmath letmath Yeah, that's the how you pronounced that word.
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Speaker 7: But anyway, he's the former CEO of Nesley's Corporation. Now,
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Speaker 7: back in twenty seventeen, this gentleman stated that humans have
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Speaker 7: no right to access free water, and there's some other
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Speaker 7: things that he has said throughout the years that you
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Speaker 7: know that pretty bad when it comes to the rights
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Speaker 7: of individuals, food consumption and things of that nature. He's
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Speaker 7: one of those that things that you and I people
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Speaker 7: like us are nothing more than useless eaters. And he
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Speaker 7: believes in depopulation, you know, the whole drill. And so
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Speaker 7: it's not going to get any better with that organization,
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Speaker 7: but it is what it is. Zelenski, you know, the
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Speaker 7: dictator of Ukraine fame. He has shot down the trump
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Speaker 7: piece player and he says he's going to be walking
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Speaker 7: away now this after Putin said, you know what, I'm
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Speaker 7: ready to end this madness in the war, and he
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Speaker 7: also agreed. Putin agreed to give back I think four
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Speaker 7: of the areas that his strong army captured during this
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Speaker 7: little conflict, and that as long as he's allowed to
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Speaker 7: maintain ownership of Crimea, which I think is good anyway,
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Speaker 7: because it's very strategic to Russia on the Black Sea.
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Speaker 7: There very important port in that area, and you know,
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Speaker 7: I just think it's fair and so Putin should be
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Speaker 7: allowed to keep Crimea and he's I think it's very
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Speaker 7: nice for him to give up all that land that
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Speaker 7: he took during this conflict, which was provoked by the
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Speaker 7: way by Ukraine and NATO and indirectly by the United States.
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Speaker 7: But yet Zelensky says, ugh, I'm shutting it down. I'm
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Speaker 7: not going to walk I'm going to walk away from it. So,
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Speaker 7: you know what, I would not blame Trump and Vice
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Speaker 7: President jade Vans. They just said, you know what, we
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Speaker 7: throw both our hands and have at it. And of course,
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Speaker 7: if the United States stays out of it, I mean
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Speaker 7: not giving one dime to either side and let nature
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Speaker 7: take its course. And of course what would happened is
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Speaker 7: that the Russian army would go full bore. And to
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Speaker 7: be honest with you, the Russian army could take care
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Speaker 7: of Zelensky's Ukraine in about three days that they really
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Speaker 7: wanted to go all out, based on what we know
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Speaker 7: about the power of the Russian military. I think Putin
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Speaker 7: has been pretty nice considering how many men that he
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Speaker 7: has lost. You know, both sides have lost an awful
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Speaker 7: lot of young people. I think it is a waste,
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Speaker 7: to be honest with you, But wars happened, and when
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Speaker 7: one side says, hey, we want to end this thing,
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Speaker 7: but the other side says, I'm walking away from any
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Speaker 7: peace agreement. But see this exposes the Zelenski many of
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Speaker 7: us knew anyway. You know, he doesn't want peace any
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Speaker 7: more than the military industrial complex here in the United
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Speaker 7: States wants it. I mean, this is a money making enterprise,
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Speaker 7: another avenue to drain away the wealth of we, the
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Speaker 7: American taxpayers. And so you know, I wouldn't be upset
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Speaker 7: at all if Trump said, you know what I'm done,
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Speaker 7: and whatever happens after that would be would it would
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Speaker 7: have to be in the state of Missouri. Very nice state,
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Speaker 7: by the way. However, there are some stupid people in
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Speaker 7: Missouri and most of them are centered in the education department,
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Speaker 7: as you know is the case in most of our states.
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Speaker 7: That's where a lot of the stupid people are. Riley
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Speaker 7: Grunden is suing Missouri's Mountain View Birch Tree School District
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Speaker 7: over the suspension of her son. He didn't the son
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Speaker 7: didn't do anything disrespectful in the school. He didn't say
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Speaker 7: anything wrong. He didn't even walk in with a T
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Speaker 7: shirt that had Trump on it. Nothing. What he did
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Speaker 7: was he took a picture of a bunch of Doctor
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Speaker 7: Pepper soda cans, and he put them in the shape
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Speaker 7: of a rifle of an yeah AK forty seven rifle,
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Speaker 7: and he took a picture of it and put it
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Speaker 7: on social media, and so there was a quote with it.
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Speaker 7: He said, this is the famous AK forty seven, with
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Speaker 7: over fifty million manufactured in ten countries. The AK forty
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Speaker 7: seven is the most popular rifle in the world. That's it.
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Speaker 7: And when he went into the school, they searched him
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Speaker 7: and did not turn up anything posing danger. School officials
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Speaker 7: believe the social media post brought fear to other students
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Speaker 7: and therefore could be viewed as a terrorist threat, and
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Speaker 7: he was suspended four three days. So was parents are
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Speaker 7: suing that school district, and I think they're right because
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Speaker 7: that school district as just like most school districts in
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Speaker 7: this country. I don't think I'm stretching when I say
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Speaker 7: that all school districts in this country support, promote, teach,
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Speaker 7: indoctrinate students with things much worse than a soda can
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Speaker 7: shaped picture of an AK forty seven. I mean the
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Speaker 7: things that they are allowing in some of these school books,
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Speaker 7: and in some cases they want to force parents to
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Speaker 7: allow their students to absorb all this trash. Instead of
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Speaker 7: educating the students, they want to indoctrinate them with all
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Speaker 7: forms of evil, political, sexual, immorality, you name it. And
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Speaker 7: so because of a shape of a rifle with a
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Speaker 7: quotation indicating how many have been produced in ten countries,
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Speaker 7: that is enough to get you suspended in this particular
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Speaker 7: school district. And it just shows you how warped out
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Speaker 7: this society is. Now, I'm kind of you know, nowhere
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Speaker 7: on the picture. I mean it's a picture and the
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Speaker 7: quote is in anything inflammatory or whatever. People have to
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Speaker 7: have to lighten up in this country. By the way,
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Speaker 7: a picture of an AK forty seven does no harm,
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Speaker 7: especially when you use soda cans to make the shape
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Speaker 7: of a rifle. I mean, it's just crazy. And speaking
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Speaker 7: of Craig Ray, scientists and England used to be great Britain,
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Speaker 7: but it's not great anymore. So I'll just say England,
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Speaker 7: along with the government, is poised to approve experiments that
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Speaker 7: seek ways to dim sunlight and deflect it away, so
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Speaker 7: that because they say climate change is impacting the ability
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Speaker 7: for pilots land planes now because the sun is too bright,
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Speaker 7: all of a sudden. The sun is too bright, and
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Speaker 7: pilots have been landing planes right and left in darkness,
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Speaker 7: in bright sunlight for over a century now, and now
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Speaker 7: all of a sudden, Oh wait a minute, it's too
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Speaker 7: bright and we need to find ways to make the
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Speaker 7: sun dull. This is this is just this is reported
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Speaker 7: in the Daily Telegraph. You can look at the entire
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Speaker 7: story about this. This is absolutely crazy and nasty. Pelosi
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Speaker 7: is also a part of this story. She's sounding the
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Speaker 7: climate alarm. She says, Mother Nature is not happy with us.
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Speaker 7: Ron Edwards American Experience, Hey we're back. This is around
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Speaker 7: ever American Experience. Thanks again for tuning in. You know,
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Speaker 7: when it comes to the situation concerning our border and
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Speaker 7: what's going on in the courts right now, it kind
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Speaker 7: of it just reflects purely what certain people in this
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Speaker 7: country think about us. Every time you hear a judge,
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Speaker 7: or hear of a judge or read about a judge
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Speaker 7: arguing against or ruling against individuals, whether whether they be
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Speaker 7: President Trump or conservative in some state or city around
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Speaker 7: the country that is working to clean up our country,
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Speaker 7: clean it out of these deplorable now talk about deplorable,
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Speaker 7: these illegal border crosses who are staged here to do harm.
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Speaker 7: I mean, we've been warned out of Dearbornistan, Michigan. I
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Speaker 7: think we played it yesterday on the show. We can
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Speaker 7: probably pop it in again today, spokesman for the Islamic
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Speaker 7: community in Dearbornistan, Michigan, stating, Hey, we're ready, We're getting
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Speaker 7: ready to bring down the United States of America, this
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Speaker 7: empire to quote him, And yet that's okay. That kind
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Speaker 7: of speech is okay where someone is directly threatening our
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Speaker 7: nation and we the people. But yet, on the other hand,
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Speaker 7: I think it was in the state of Washington just
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Speaker 7: a few days ago a man was arrested. I believe
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Speaker 7: it was in Seattle specifically, a man was just arrested.
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Speaker 7: You know what he was doing. He was reading his
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Speaker 7: Bible in public, out loud. I saw video. He wasn't
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Speaker 7: screaming at the top of his lungs, but he was
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Speaker 7: reading and you could hear it. It doesn't matter in
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Speaker 7: my opinion, if you was screaming or not, because there
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Speaker 7: are these protests all the time now with the Palestinian
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Speaker 7: Lovers and all of that screaming, blocking roadways, highways, thoroughfares,
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Speaker 7: taking over school buildings, leaving their trash around, major universities
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Speaker 7: and colleges all over the place, abusing people. But that,
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Speaker 7: you know, I find it ironic that these black robes
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Speaker 7: gone wild are okay with that. And that's why this
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Speaker 7: is yet another case of why I say, or another
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Speaker 7: reason why I say, that we the people are basically
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Speaker 7: in this physical realm. We're on our own. We have
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Speaker 7: to protect ourselves. I believe we can no longer depend
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Speaker 7: upon fast police response if we're attacked on the street
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Speaker 7: to whatever, because there are too many videos that I
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Speaker 7: see almost every single week where law abiding citizens are attacked,
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Speaker 7: pulled out of their cars, groups of black female gangs
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Speaker 7: running around like hyenas, just like the real hyaenas in Africa,
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Speaker 7: running around in these gangs and attacking people. They want
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Speaker 7: to be in your face, and then they're wondering why
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Speaker 7: more and more people don't want to be around them.
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Speaker 7: They say, Oh, you're racist, you're racist, you're a bigg
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Speaker 7: How do you know I'm going to attack you? Well,
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Speaker 7: because so many attacks of these kind are happening every
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Speaker 7: single day in our country, people are becoming more wary.
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Speaker 7: And since police are no longer required or don't want
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Speaker 7: to anymore to protect law abiding citizens, I mean, yeah,
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Speaker 7: they're they're great at investigating after the fact. Well, there
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Speaker 7: are too many videos that I've seen in recent days
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Speaker 7: and on college campuses where if you're conservative, or you're Christian,
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Speaker 7: or you're Jewish, you can get the crap beaten out
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Speaker 7: of you, spat upon, if you have a tent for
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Speaker 7: a display or a table, they're allowed to knock your
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Speaker 7: stuff over. But if once you start fighting back and
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Speaker 7: you're winning, all of a sudden, oh oh my god,
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Speaker 7: we have to break this up, well, you know what,
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Speaker 7: that's what it takes to end the abuse. Then we
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Speaker 7: have to do what we have to do. Because one
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Speaker 7: thing that I have observed ever since I was a child,
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Speaker 7: that the more you allow crooks, no matter what they are,
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Speaker 7: whether they're crooks in government, whether they're crooks in the
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Speaker 7: street or wherever, to get away with whatever they're doing,
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Speaker 7: the more they're going to do, they're going to be
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Speaker 7: to be more emboldened. And that is why along it's
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Speaker 7: a long list of reasons why the left wants to
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Speaker 7: decimate the population of Americans, those of us who were
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Speaker 7: born here, who appreciate this country, who love God, our families,
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Speaker 7: you know, the traditional things that make a great nation,
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Speaker 7: and why increasingly they want to get rid of us.
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Speaker 7: That is why these people are going to nutsville over
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Speaker 7: another great idea brought forth by President Trump. I'm sure
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Speaker 7: I'm almost willing to bet that he got it from
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Speaker 7: urban the president of Hungary a couple of years ago,
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Speaker 7: or maybe just last year he started in his nation
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Speaker 7: giving stipends or payments for families who are having children,
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Speaker 7: who are staying together and having children Hungarians. And so
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Speaker 7: President Trump has proposed this, Well, wait a minute, you
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Speaker 7: know what, we need to start paying Americans to have babies.
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Speaker 7: So then was it yesterday? Yeah, I think it was yesterday.
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Speaker 7: Joyless behar of the view, says, Oh, the reason why
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Speaker 7: President Trump is saying he wants to give money to
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Speaker 7: families to encourage families to have babies is because he
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Speaker 7: wants to increase the white population. And so immediately I
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Speaker 7: went back and read the proposal by President Trump from
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Speaker 7: top to bottom, from left to right, and there was
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Speaker 7: nowhere in the proposal where it said I want to
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Speaker 7: increase the population of white people. It said specifically Americans.
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Speaker 7: And the last time I checked, amongst all the people
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Speaker 7: that are born in this country, whose parents were born here,
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Speaker 7: whose grandparents were born here, were all Americans, Black ones,
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Speaker 7: white ones, Asian, etc. And so yet these people are
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Speaker 7: so hinged, unhinged rather that, and they're so Unamerican, they're
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Speaker 7: so against this culture they want to see it destroyed
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Speaker 7: that it's like a knee jerk reaction you know, these
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Speaker 7: people are the dukes of knee jerk against any decent
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Speaker 7: proposal or good idea. Now, what is wrong with more
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Speaker 7: Americans having babies? I think it's very illogical because the
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Speaker 7: left has encouraged Americans to kill off their generations just
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Speaker 7: go have an abortion. Yet those same people have been
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Speaker 7: encouraging flooding our country with up to forty or fifty
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Speaker 7: million illegal border crossers over the years. It's called replacement theology,
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Speaker 7: and it's going on in other countries. It's going on
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Speaker 7: in England where almost every city of any size there
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Speaker 7: is now dominated by Muslims, while you have over one
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Speaker 7: hundred and thirty Islamic courts in Great Britain. I'm sorry
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Speaker 7: it's no longer great in the UK. It's about replacement.
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Speaker 7: They want to get rid of civility. They want to
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Speaker 7: get rid of Western oriented societies where women are brutalized
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Speaker 7: under Islam, where there's slavery, physical slavery like it is
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Speaker 7: in Islam. Go to the Sedan and you will see
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Speaker 7: active slavery by the Islamists. Go to Nigeria where the
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Speaker 7: Islamist are murdering people left and right, just.
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Speaker 5: For the heck of it.
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Speaker 7: Especially if they're a Christian and these are black Muslims
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Speaker 7: killing Christians. And see, this is the kind of crap
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Speaker 7: they want to unleash upon we, the people of the
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Speaker 7: United States of America. And it is high time that we,
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Speaker 7: the people of the United States of America, understand that
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Speaker 7: it is better to need a jury of twelve than
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Speaker 7: the services of six pallbearers. We have to start looking
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Speaker 7: at it in such basic terms, because the Left is
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Speaker 7: on a hell inspired mission to wipe us out, or
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Speaker 7: if they don't wipe us out, to convert convert us
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Speaker 7: into robotic dolts who go along to get along. But see,
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Speaker 7: the thing is, we have to push back. Just in
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Speaker 7: second ranked Senate Democrat, Dirty Dirty Dick Durbin announced his retirement.
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Speaker 7: He said, you know what, I'm not going to run
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Speaker 7: because see he smells the fact the potential of the
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Speaker 7: Republicans increasing their majority in the Senate. Because see, in
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Speaker 7: the midst of all this madness that that I can
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Speaker 7: talk about all the bad things that the Left is
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Speaker 7: doing and wants to do to us, there is still
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Speaker 7: because a lot of people are pushing back, there's still
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Speaker 7: the great potential that we are going to win and
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Speaker 7: I believe that, and I'm Ron Edwards will be right
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Speaker 7: Hey we're back. This is around Overs American Experience. And
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Speaker 7: let me ask you a quick question here. Do you
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Speaker 7: think that free trade in its current concept application is
28:38
Speaker 7: a good thing? Well, I'm here to tell you it
28:42
Speaker 7: is not. Did you know that Republicans now claiming to
28:45
Speaker 7: back President Trump on tariffs made free trade possible again?
28:51
Speaker 7: Did you know that free trade in its present form
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Speaker 7: is a Marxist concept designed to totally exacerbate class war.
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Speaker 7: I think it's high time for everyone to understand how
29:04
Speaker 7: we got into this predicament, and you know this has
29:10
Speaker 7: gone on for decades, and how these things just it's
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Speaker 7: like it's been a slow boil.
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Speaker 10: Now.
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Speaker 7: Real conservatives made President Trump's trade wars possible, meaning the
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Speaker 7: tariffs and things of that nature, because they understand the
29:30
Speaker 7: unfair practices of the current methodology of free trade. It's
29:36
Speaker 7: been a one way deal for decades. We all know
29:40
Speaker 7: that President Nixon opened the door and then everyone else
29:44
Speaker 7: opened the floodgates. And NAFTA and the GAT treaties, those
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Speaker 7: famous treaties that were inculcated into law under the Bill
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Speaker 7: Clinton regime. They were just designed to destroy, to finish
30:03
Speaker 7: off the American manufacturing powerhouse. And so you have.
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Speaker 5: There.
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Speaker 7: In fact, there's a book where I got a lot
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Speaker 7: of this information from. There was a book. I don't
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Speaker 7: have it in front of me, but the author's name
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Speaker 7: is William J. Gill, and the name of the book
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Speaker 7: is Trade Wars against America and recently the American Coalition
30:35
Speaker 7: for Competitive Trade, which filed lawsuits against NAFTA, the North
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Speaker 7: American Free Trade Agreement, and had planned other legal actions
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Speaker 7: against GAT, the World Trade Organizations, and trade with China. However,
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Speaker 7: the courts ruled in favor of the Global Free trade
30:55
Speaker 7: which works against the United States of America. Of course, now,
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Speaker 7: as I remember mister gil William J. Gill, that is,
31:04
Speaker 7: he was correct in his book. The real trade wars
31:07
Speaker 7: were being waged against the United States of American We've
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Speaker 7: stated that many times on this broadcast. Unfortunately, his legal case,
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Speaker 7: which argued that NAFTA violated the Constitution of the United States,
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Speaker 7: was dismissed. Now, the governments of Canada and Mexico intervened
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Speaker 7: on behalf of President Bill Clinton, who passed NAPTA and
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Speaker 7: its act or the implementation of that particular agreement with
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Speaker 7: assistance of Republican Newt gingrid to everyone, including me at
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Speaker 7: the time thought was a true conservative in the House
31:45
Speaker 7: of Representatives. Now, in many ways he was a conservative.
31:49
Speaker 7: He did institute getting rid of the DAD and cutting
31:53
Speaker 7: spending and all of that. So there were good things
31:55
Speaker 7: that mister Newt did. However, the the ACCT argued again
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Speaker 7: that's the American Coalition for Competitive Trade. They argued that
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Speaker 7: NAFTA was unconstitutional because it gave away judicial power to
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Speaker 7: decide disputes over trade policies to international bodies, and those
32:18
Speaker 7: bodies were of course working against the United States of
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Speaker 7: America because they understood, it's ironic what our enemies understand
32:27
Speaker 7: about the greatness of America. They understood that we, the
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Speaker 7: people of the United States, were the only physical body
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Speaker 7: standing in the way of utter globalism and taking away
32:37
Speaker 7: the rights of all mankind. Now Speaker of the US
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Speaker 7: House of Representatives, mister Nuda's Russian in values to call them.
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Speaker 7: From nineteen ninety five to nineteen ninety nine, Gingrich reversed
32:50
Speaker 7: his support for free trade, and now, of course he
32:53
Speaker 7: appears regularly on Fox News to support Trump's tariffs. Hopefully
32:57
Speaker 7: it's not too little, too late, and hopefully it's not
33:01
Speaker 7: a phony act, because he wants to be portrayed in
33:04
Speaker 7: a more positive light in history.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 7: Back in nineteen ninety three, as he pressed for passage
33:12
Speaker 7: of NAFTA, Bill Clinton brother Bill said quote, I believe
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Speaker 7: that Nut Gingrich believes that NAFTA is great, just like
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Speaker 7: I do. And I believe he wants it to pass.
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Speaker 7: And do I trust him to do everything he can
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Speaker 7: to deliver the vote. Yes, you bet I do. And
33:34
Speaker 7: back in nineteen ninety seven, ACCT had warned of the
33:38
Speaker 7: big increase of illegal immigration. Isn't that something? Now we
33:44
Speaker 7: have just experienced the greatest invasion of any nation has
33:49
Speaker 7: been subjected to in all of history. As far as
33:52
Speaker 7: numbers that followed NAFTA taking effect. In January of nineteen
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Speaker 7: ninety four, ACCT warned that the increases in the illegal
34:02
Speaker 7: border crossing was inextrictly intertwined with the importation of drugs
34:10
Speaker 7: in crime from Mexico under NAFTA. And see, this was
34:15
Speaker 7: all by design. These people have been after us for
34:18
Speaker 7: a long long time because they understood that with all
34:22
Speaker 7: of our foibles that they loved to talk about, they
34:25
Speaker 7: knew that there's a lot of good in this country.
34:29
Speaker 7: And one of the best elements of this country is
34:32
Speaker 7: the fact that in our constitution, our Bill of Rights,
34:35
Speaker 7: is the recognition of the sovereignty of each and every
34:41
Speaker 7: individual born on God's green earth. And so they cited
34:49
Speaker 7: a sharp surge in drug abuse among young people being
34:54
Speaker 7: driven by the collapse in customs enforcement at the Mexican border. See,
35:01
Speaker 7: we knew even back then, we used to have these
35:02
Speaker 7: discussions that if they wanted to shut down the drug trade,
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Speaker 7: they could have easily done that, but they didn't want
35:08
Speaker 7: to do that. There was a lot of money being made.
35:12
Speaker 7: Let's not forget that even before those years. Just skipping
35:16
Speaker 7: going down a slight side rabbit hole, just for a second,
35:21
Speaker 7: when George H. W. Bush was in office and brother
35:26
Speaker 7: Bill Clinton was the governor of Arkansas, there's a little
35:31
Speaker 7: bitty There's a little bitty town in Arkansas called Mina, Arkansas,
35:37
Speaker 7: and that was one of the avenues in which, under
35:41
Speaker 7: the watchful eyes of brother Bill, huge amounts of drugs
35:45
Speaker 7: were brought under this country. Oh yeah, huge amounts. I
35:50
Speaker 7: think the big drug of that day was cocaine. Cocaine, Yeah,
35:56
Speaker 7: And so this has been going on for a long time.
36:00
Speaker 7: I'm in a lot of officials allegedly have made a
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Speaker 7: lot of money on the backs of we the people
36:09
Speaker 7: who are you know. And I have to say that
36:13
Speaker 7: in every case that I'm aware of, in every city
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Speaker 7: and state and whatever where drugs were flooded in, no
36:19
Speaker 7: one put a gun to anybody's head to take it.
36:23
Speaker 7: And they all could have done like people like myself
36:25
Speaker 7: and said no, we're not going to deal with it,
36:28
Speaker 7: and it wouldn't have been a problem. So there's a
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Speaker 7: book called Global Bondage and it talks about a major
36:39
Speaker 7: problem with free trade providing perfect cover for drug trafficking
36:45
Speaker 7: and drug money laundering. And have to a packed to
36:50
Speaker 7: spur business activity by lowering trade barriers. Yeah, but one
36:55
Speaker 7: way and reduce border inspections between the United States, Canada
36:58
Speaker 7: and Mexico. Now see this is where you understand where
37:02
Speaker 7: people are not too bright. Okay, what does reducing what
37:10
Speaker 7: does having good inspections against drugs have to do with
37:17
Speaker 7: trading between companies with legal products like steel, autos, vegetables, fruits,
37:25
Speaker 7: things like that. Nothing, But this was all intertwined and
37:29
Speaker 7: together under NAFTA. Well, we're going to have to have
37:32
Speaker 7: a fewer inspections so that all the good stuff can
37:34
Speaker 7: flow in. And I remember back in the day they
37:40
Speaker 7: used to say, and see this stuff was planned all
37:42
Speaker 7: the way back in the eighties, actually before that, and
37:49
Speaker 7: they used to say, well, you know, the United States
37:51
Speaker 7: is going to become a service economy, a service oriented
37:58
Speaker 7: and we won't Hey these those hard manufacturing job get
38:01
Speaker 7: those nasty jobs out of here. It's going to be
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Speaker 7: a clean economy. And I used to think, to myself,
38:10
Speaker 7: wait a minute, that isn't It just didn't strike me
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Speaker 7: is very wise by any objective measure. So called free
38:20
Speaker 7: trade facilitated the destruction of American sovereignty, leading to more
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Speaker 7: Americans dying from dangerous drugs being smuggled into the United
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Speaker 7: States via Mexico and now China. Of course, this is
38:33
Speaker 7: a big reason why President Trump is cited a national
38:36
Speaker 7: emergency to justify tariffs on foreign nations like China, Canada,
38:41
Speaker 7: and Mexico. None of those three countries are our friends.
38:45
Speaker 7: And it's a shame because with Canada, I mean, one
38:48
Speaker 7: of the things you always used to love. Even when
38:52
Speaker 7: I first moved to Michigan. You could just hop on
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Speaker 7: a you know, just hop in the tunnel boom you're
38:57
Speaker 7: in Canada. Take the four oh two I think it's
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Speaker 7: the four h two to Toronto or whatever, or to Hamilton, London, Ontario.
39:10
Speaker 7: But I've always had a problem with people always going
39:14
Speaker 7: to Mexico, Mexico. You know, Americans always used to go
39:17
Speaker 7: to Mexico. I always wonder why there are places in
39:21
Speaker 7: the United States this is just as beautiful, if not
39:23
Speaker 7: more so, than any place in Mexico. But anyway, And
39:29
Speaker 7: a newsletter about the passing away of one of the
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Speaker 7: acct's strongest supporters, anti communist researcher Robert Morris, it was
39:38
Speaker 7: noted that he understood that Karl Marx backed free trade
39:41
Speaker 7: because it would destroy the sovereignty of nations, particularly the
39:47
Speaker 7: United States, because the United States is naturally very generous,
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Speaker 7: you know, very strong nation. But at the same time,
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Speaker 7: foolishly generous, and the goal of communism and of the
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Speaker 7: you have sunlight going into the evening hours to nine
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Speaker 7: thirty around here. I mean, you're talking about sundown that late,
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Speaker 7: and of course the heat of the day is going
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Speaker 7: to last longer throughout the night and you never really
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Speaker 7: cool down. And it used to be before a daylight
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Speaker 7: savings time. It got darker around eight thirty ish and
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Speaker 7: there was more time, and overnights it was cooler, and
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Speaker 7: by the early morning it was nice and cool. And
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Speaker 7: more hours of that extreme heat. I mean, people just
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Speaker 7: earth and stop fooling around and trying to twist things
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Speaker 7: and actually trying to harm the earth. Well at the
45:13
Speaker 7: same time pretending what you're doing in promoting is actually
45:17
Speaker 7: good for us, when in reality the goal is to
45:21
Speaker 7: bring about more harm. Now, in the book The Permanent Revolution,
45:28
Speaker 7: which deals with the secret life and legacy of Barak
45:31
Speaker 7: Hussein Obama, or as I call them, Ali Obama, there
45:35
Speaker 7: is the analyzation of the plan of the free trade
45:39
Speaker 7: globalist led by George Soros. You're familiar with him and
45:43
Speaker 7: of course now his son, I believe, Alex, and its
45:47
Speaker 7: ultimate objective. The plan was to flood the United States
45:50
Speaker 7: with illegal drugs, then solve the problem by legalizing them,
45:55
Speaker 7: creating another class of citizens dependent upon drugs provided by
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Speaker 7: the state. It was a new version of Huxley's Brave
46:03
Speaker 7: New World. You ought to check that out too.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 7: Important work exposing the plan was done by Joseph Douglas Junior,
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Speaker 7: whose book Read Cocaine documented a major Communist role in
46:17
Speaker 7: international drug trafficking. Now, the purpose of the Communist campaign
46:21
Speaker 7: was not only to demoralize the West. As you see
46:25
Speaker 7: all the time, every day, doesn't matter if it's Representative
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Speaker 7: Crockett of Texas, Texas, elon Omar of Minnesota, Dick Durbin,
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Speaker 7: Mitch McConnell. All these people are demoralizing through both words
46:43
Speaker 7: and action the West, but Ray's heart currency as well,
46:49
Speaker 7: and identified drug users who could be blackmailed for intelligence purposes.
46:57
Speaker 7: Work against the people, will give you more drugs if
47:01
Speaker 7: you don't, well, squeal on you. Under a United Nations
47:05
Speaker 7: sponsored plan to legalize drugs on a worldwide basis, as
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Speaker 7: recommended by the George Sorels funded Global Commission on Drug Policy,
47:15
Speaker 7: drug trafficking countries in NARCO states such as Mexico would
47:20
Speaker 7: become respectable all of a sudden. Notorious drug traffickers and
47:24
Speaker 7: their bankers would be transformed into legitimate business men. Isn't
47:30
Speaker 7: that something. HSBC, a British based bank, allowed Mexican drug
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Speaker 7: cartels and terrorist groups to launder dirty money through the
47:41
Speaker 7: United States financial system, but the Ali Obama administration did
47:46
Speaker 7: not prosecute bank officials on criminal charges because he was
47:50
Speaker 7: also part of the effort to destroy America from within. Now,
47:54
Speaker 7: the House Financial Services Committee released a staff report on
47:58
Speaker 7: its investigation and to the US Department of Justices decision
48:03
Speaker 7: not to prosecute HSBC.
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Speaker 5: One of the.
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Speaker 7: Finding was that and I quote senior Department of Justice leadership,
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Speaker 7: including Attorney General Eric Remember Eric the Red Holder, overruled
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Speaker 7: an internal recommendation by the Department of Justice Asset Forfeiture
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Speaker 7: and Money Laundering Section to prosecute HSBC because of the
48:27
Speaker 7: Department of Justice leadership's concern that prosecuting the bank would
48:31
Speaker 7: have serious adverse consequences on the financial system. Now, when
48:37
Speaker 7: was the last time that leftists like Eric the Red
48:40
Speaker 7: Holder was actually concerned about the American financial system? Give
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Speaker 7: me a break in the scheme known as Fast and Furious.
48:51
Speaker 7: I know you guys, remember that the administration authorized a
48:54
Speaker 7: gun running operation that put deadly weapons in the hands
48:58
Speaker 7: of narcotics traffickers from Mexico. Those weapons were used to
49:03
Speaker 7: kill US border agents. Will harm them and kill one agent,
49:09
Speaker 7: Brian Terry, and see you. This was a forerunner, in
49:15
Speaker 7: my opinion, of what happened recently with Ukraine when Uncle
49:19
Speaker 7: Joe Biden gave them billions of dollars worth of our
49:22
Speaker 7: military hardware. Guess what a lot of it turned up
49:25
Speaker 7: in the hands of the cartel members at our southern border.
49:32
Speaker 7: History is a funny way of repeating itself. The Ali
49:36
Speaker 7: Obama administration was also accused of obstructing justice in probs
49:40
Speaker 7: regarding alleged drug trafficking and money laundering schemes tied to
49:44
Speaker 7: the Hesbalah terror group. In his second term, President Trump
49:49
Speaker 7: has put pressure on Old Canada and Mexico to stop
49:52
Speaker 7: shipments of fentanyl to the United States. In fact, citing
49:56
Speaker 7: extraordinary threat posed by the illegal border crossers and drugs
50:01
Speaker 7: including deadly finninlol, mister Trump declared a national emergency under
50:06
Speaker 7: the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and imposed tariffs on
50:11
Speaker 7: imports from Canada, Mexico and Canada. See those terrorifts weren't
50:17
Speaker 7: just about trade imbalances, which is a major issue, but
50:23
Speaker 7: also has to do with the drugs being brought into
50:26
Speaker 7: this country by our so called allies of Canada and
50:31
Speaker 7: Mexico and our enemy red China. Now, Sarah Carter, who's
50:37
Speaker 7: an investigator reporter on Fox News, has been nominated by
50:42
Speaker 7: Trump to run the White House Office of National Drug
50:45
Speaker 7: Control Policy. And we'll see how that works out. If
50:52
Speaker 7: it works out, I pray that it works out, that
50:54
Speaker 7: she does a good job. She's been a great reporter,
50:57
Speaker 7: read her stuff, and here's hoping that it works out.
51:03
Speaker 7: But see when people, my fellow Americans, get all butt
51:07
Speaker 7: hurt over these terraffs and say, oh my god, prices
51:11
Speaker 7: are going to go up. Well, you know what, if
51:15
Speaker 7: there were no tariffs and things were to go the
51:18
Speaker 7: way they were going on and on and on and on,
51:22
Speaker 7: we wouldn't have an economy anyway. America is the United
51:26
Speaker 7: States of America is the world's largest consumer nation. China
51:30
Speaker 7: is the world's largest manufacturing nation. If things go the
51:34
Speaker 7: way they are in just a few years, the United
51:39
Speaker 7: States will only be eleven percent of the manufacturing power
51:47
Speaker 7: in the entire world. Will China will be forty percent.
51:52
Speaker 7: But thanks to Trump, that may not happen. We may
51:57
Speaker 7: remain and once again become a manufacturing superpower. But at
52:02
Speaker 7: the very least, trade will become more equal and we
52:08
Speaker 7: can stop having all these drugs coming into our country
52:11
Speaker 7: from our so called friends. The United States needs to
52:16
Speaker 7: grow up and understand that most of these nations are
52:18
Speaker 7: not our friends. And I told you we could tell
52:22
Speaker 7: the world basically to you know what, off and trade
52:27
Speaker 7: within ourselves. We're big enough, Our states are rich enough.
52:33
Speaker 7: Many of our states by themselves are amongst the top
52:37
Speaker 7: ten economies in the world. I've given you the list before, Ohio, California, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
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Speaker 7: New York. So we have the potential to tell the
52:49
Speaker 7: whole world to go bounce somewhere and leave us alone.
52:54
Speaker 7: Bring most of our military home and protect America instead
53:00
Speaker 7: of our enemies who pretend to be our allies. I'm
53:03
Speaker 7: around edwards now that I see that, my time is
53:06
Speaker 7: of thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 7: Know, as I always say, at this time, remember to
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Speaker 7: Pray for your family, your friends, and even your enemies
53:28
Speaker 7: that they get it right before it's too late. And
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53:32
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