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Speaker 2: Welcome everybody to the Rogue Recap. I am Linda MacLaughlin,
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Speaker 2: your host, and I'm super stoked today. As you guys know,
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Speaker 2: I normally do my show so low, but today I'm
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Speaker 2: here with Royalty. Actually, Dame Brigitte Gabrielle is with us,
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Speaker 2: and she's a really good friend of mine, so I'm
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Speaker 2: fortunate to just call her Brigitte. But it's just fun
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Speaker 2: because she is a dame and she's been knighted in
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Speaker 2: Europe by Malta, right, Brigitte.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I've been nighted in Europe twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so's kind of a big deal. Not to mention
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Speaker 2: the fact that she is a survivor of some of
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Speaker 2: the most horrific things one could ever possibly imagine, and
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Speaker 2: she's one of those people that can tell us what's
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Speaker 2: actually happening in the Middle East. Little background for you,
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Speaker 2: So I met Brigitte back in two thousand and six,
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Speaker 2: give or take somehow we're both still thirty. It's incredible.
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Speaker 2: And she was one of these people who when I
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Speaker 2: met her, she was so humble about what she had
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Speaker 2: been through. She was Elevenese Christians, she lived underground, she
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Speaker 2: learned underground, She spoke Arabic and Hebrew and English. And
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Speaker 2: here she was telling people what it was like to
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Speaker 2: survive this Islamic takeover that was happening eleven On at
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Speaker 2: the time of her childhood, and actually lived to tell
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Speaker 2: the tale, which is so amazing because so many don't
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Speaker 2: make it. And that's what we're seeing today with what's
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Speaker 2: happening in Syria, between Swaeia and Damascus and in Syria,
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Speaker 2: and we have Jelani acting like, oh no, it's nothing,
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Speaker 2: it's not a big deal. It's just internal strife. No
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Speaker 2: big deal, right, That's why we need the Israeli defense
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Speaker 2: forces to come over and help us. But so few
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Speaker 2: people are talking about it. And I feel like it
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Speaker 2: should be screamed from the hilltops, because these are our
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Speaker 2: brothers and sisters, these are people of Christ. They are
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Speaker 2: over there. They are being butchered, mascreed, raped, killed, and
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Speaker 2: we're not paying attention. But one person is speaking louder
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Speaker 2: than anybody, and that's Brigitte. So Brigit wrote this book
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Speaker 2: because they hate and understanding it all. And I read
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Speaker 2: it and I have to say it has stayed with
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Speaker 2: me for twenty years and I have never forgotten all
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Speaker 2: the things that I read about her. We've become wonderful friends.
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Speaker 2: And I invite her to the show today. Welcome to
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Speaker 2: the world Recap Brigitte.
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Speaker 3: Look, Dad, I'm so excited to be with you. This
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Speaker 3: is so exciting. Congratulation on your show. Yeah da, Oh
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Speaker 3: my goodness. I mean, you know, usually gonna be talked
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Speaker 3: on the phone. We get to see each other.
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Speaker 2: This is you each other. I see you all about
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Speaker 2: I see you all the time. Your beautiful face is
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Speaker 2: all over TV. You know, my voice is on radio
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Speaker 2: and my accent goes with it. But you I see
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Speaker 2: all the time. Always trying to sort of educate people
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Speaker 2: because I think there's a gross misunderstanding and a true
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Speaker 2: lack of just how serious what is happening in the middle.
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Speaker 2: And I feel like people are like, oh, it's over there,
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Speaker 2: It's not over there, it's here. It's here in Texas,
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Speaker 2: it's here in New York, Minnesota and Michigan. And if
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Speaker 2: you think for one second that this can't happen here.
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Speaker 2: Then I would love to live in the fantasy island
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Speaker 2: you're on. If you're taking tickets, please, I'd love admission.
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Speaker 2: It's insane that people do not understand how serious this is,
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Speaker 2: and so I really wanted two things. I would love
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Speaker 2: for you to just give your background a little bit.
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Speaker 2: What it was like for you growing up being this
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Speaker 2: person with just your parents underneath. I mean, the story
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Speaker 2: is crazy, living underneath and hiding and only getting a
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Speaker 2: little bit of air at night when they couldn't see you,
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Speaker 2: and hoping they didn't see you, and hiding. I mean,
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Speaker 2: just give us a little bit of background on you,
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Speaker 2: because I really think people would love to know that.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Linda Well, it's an honor to be with you,
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Speaker 3: and thank you for asking that question. Because a lot
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Speaker 3: of people see me on t V common Tygnews, and
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Speaker 3: a lot of people do not know my background. They
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Speaker 3: just think I'm just another political pundit talking about the
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Speaker 3: Middle East issues. Well, I'm not only an expert on
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Speaker 3: the Middle East. I'm a survivor. I'm an eyewitness to
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Speaker 3: terror who lived to tell about it. I was born
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Speaker 3: and raised in Lebanon, which used to be Paris of
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Speaker 3: the Middle East. There's another thing that people do not
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Speaker 3: know when they think of Lobanon. They think of this
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Speaker 3: terrorist country controlled by hosbald Law, controlled by Iran. They
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Speaker 3: don't realize that this actually happened in my lifetime. And so,
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Speaker 3: you know, we were open minded, we were fair, we
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Speaker 3: were tolerant, we were multicultural. I was born into a
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Speaker 3: wealthy Christian family. My father was a businessman. I'm an
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Speaker 3: only child. I was raised to parents who loved me,
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Speaker 3: adored me, gave me the best education. We had a
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Speaker 3: great life. Unfortunately, all that began to change when we
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Speaker 3: imported people into our country who did not share our values.
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Speaker 3: Lobanon was the only country to in the Middle East
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Speaker 3: to import the third wave of Palestinian refugees, even when
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Speaker 3: the Arabic Brotherren did not want them. We took them
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Speaker 3: in because we were Christians, because we were open minded,
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Speaker 3: because we were tolerant and fair and wanted to do
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Speaker 3: to others what other people do to us. We wanted
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Speaker 3: to be God's message to them. And unfortunately, once they
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Speaker 3: came to Lebanon, they put their heads together with the
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Speaker 3: Islamist and Lebanon, and that's what the tescale, the balance
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Speaker 3: between the Christians and the Muslim population and Lebanon. Nine
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Speaker 3: one one, my nine to eleven happened to me in
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Speaker 3: nineteen seventy five when the combined forces of the Palestinians
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Speaker 3: and the Muslims blew up my home, bringing it down,
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Speaker 3: burning me under the rebel wounded. I ended up in
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Speaker 3: a hospital for two and a half years and going
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Speaker 3: from one surgery to another, and I would ask my
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Speaker 3: father why did they do this to us? And my
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Speaker 3: father would tell me because we are Christians. The Muslims
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Speaker 3: consider us infidels and they want to kill us. So
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Speaker 3: I learned since I was a ten year old little
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Speaker 3: girl that I I am wanted dead simply because I
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Speaker 3: was born into the Christian faith and lived in a
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Speaker 3: Christian town. I ended up leaving the hospital and coming
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Speaker 3: back home, but my home was no longer the home
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Speaker 3: I left. I ended up living underground in an eight
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Speaker 3: by ten room, without electricity, without water, and very little food.
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Speaker 3: And that's where I lived for the next seven years
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Speaker 3: of my life. Robbed of my youth from the age
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Speaker 3: of ten till the age of seventeen, and so during
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Speaker 3: the years of the bomb shelter, we didn't have any food.
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Speaker 3: You know, the Islamist and Palestinians cut off all food
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Speaker 3: supply to our region. We would crawl under the bombs
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Speaker 3: and we would dig out different dandelions and different vegetation,
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Speaker 3: different greenery that grew around our bomb shelter. It was
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Speaker 3: the only salads we had to eat. To get some water,
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Speaker 3: we would crawl under sniper's bullets. We were surrounded by
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Speaker 3: a slow snipers. And I come from a town called
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Speaker 3: Marja Yun, the Valley of Springs, and we had many
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Speaker 3: springs in my town, and we had a spring five
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Speaker 3: five minutes from my house, and we would crawl in
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Speaker 3: a ditch trying to get to the spring to get
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Speaker 3: some water. And before we left our bomb shelter, we
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Speaker 3: would say our last goodbye is because we did not
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Speaker 3: know if we're gonna come back alive or dead, just
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Speaker 3: to get a drink of water. And this became my existence.
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Speaker 3: I remember at the beginning of the war, my father
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Speaker 3: would say, oh, well, you know, the Christian nations are
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Speaker 3: gonna come save the Christians in Lebanon, America is gonna come,
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Speaker 3: France is gonna come, Australia is gonna come, England is
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Speaker 3: gonna come, Canada is gonna come. Nobody came. The world
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Speaker 3: forgot about us. We were a blurb on the news
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Speaker 3: or we were on the nightly news in the world
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Speaker 3: for the first one month two months, and then the
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Speaker 3: world forgot because it was not affecting them. It was
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Speaker 3: happening over there. Nobody cared. Well, the world had become
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Speaker 3: so small, Linda, that today, because of the Internet, because
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Speaker 3: of world travel, what used to be over there is
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Speaker 3: now worldwide. And nine to eleven two thousand and one
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Speaker 3: was a wake up call to the West, not just
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Speaker 3: the United States, because the attack on the World Trade
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Speaker 3: Center in two thousand and one was just not an
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Speaker 3: attack against America. That was an attack against the Judeo
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Speaker 3: Christian foundation and principles that were the foundation of Western civilization.
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Speaker 3: That's when the islam Is to organize, the mobilized with
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Speaker 3: a figurehead Osamaban Laden and al Qaira, sharing their ideology
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Speaker 3: and spreading their certainly ideology worldwide. That united them against
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Speaker 3: the West. And you and I have been talking about this,
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Speaker 3: we've been working together. You know, it's like, you know what,
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Speaker 3: when we were talking before we went on the air.
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Speaker 3: You and I have been talking about this for twenty years, Linda,
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Speaker 3: twenty years, and we're still talking about the same thing
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Speaker 3: because Americans did not want to believe us back then.
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Speaker 3: They thought, there's no way this be happening in America.
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Speaker 3: There is no way these ideologies will take hold in America.
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Speaker 3: America is a Juday, a Christian nation, patriotic nation. They
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Speaker 3: not only to hold in our country, but right now
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Speaker 3: we are seeing demonstrations on the streets of New York,
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Speaker 3: of la of Atlanta, of any major city in the
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Speaker 3: United States, Chicago, screaming a death to the Jews in
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Speaker 3: our lifetime. By the way, Holocauster vibers are still walking
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Speaker 3: around and we are talking about the killing and the
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Speaker 3: massacres of Christians in the Middle East.
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Speaker 2: That's right, and here's and thank you so much for that,
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Speaker 2: and thank you for letting the audience know, because I
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Speaker 2: think the folks that listen to the Roade Recap want
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Speaker 2: to know the truth. We're the type of people that
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Speaker 2: want to help, that want to be involved. And I
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Speaker 2: agree with you just like they were saying, then, this
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Speaker 2: could never happen in America. Not only is it happening.
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Speaker 2: It's happening with funding, organization, signs outfits, supplies weekly salaries.
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Speaker 2: You want to know why these people can protest, You
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Speaker 2: want to know why they can end up in front
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Speaker 2: of the White House. I mean they are the Democratic
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Speaker 2: Party of Socialists, the money from China, the money from sorrows.
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Speaker 2: And I'm like, people don't understand. And here's the thing.
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Speaker 2: There are a lot of independent citizen journalists that go
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Speaker 2: out to these various demonstrations and they'll say to people,
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Speaker 2: which river, which see, why are you here? Who are
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Speaker 2: you protesting? Donald Trump? He's a fascist? Got it? Okay?
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Speaker 2: Do you know what fascist means? What does that mean
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Speaker 2: to you? I'm not even asking for the real definition,
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Speaker 2: just what does it mean to you? Because you're saying
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Speaker 2: the word and they don't know, So then when you
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Speaker 2: tell them. It's interesting because I'm actually surprised that we're
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Speaker 2: not hearing more about what's happening in Tweida and in
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Speaker 2: Damascus because of the fact that the idea of is helping.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, great, even if we get negative press,
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Speaker 2: let's get some press on what's happening to the DRUS,
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Speaker 2: because at least then we would get awareness, and people go,
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Speaker 2: wait a minute, that doesn't look right. I mean they're
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Speaker 2: taking When I saw that one elderly man, it's circulating
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Speaker 2: all over X and I know you know what I'm
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Speaker 2: talking about, So the Jews people, and you can correct
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Speaker 2: me if I'm wrong, because you're the expert here. When
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Speaker 2: they grow their facial hair, it's a sign of masculinity
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Speaker 2: and deity and its pride. So they're capturing these men
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Speaker 2: and before they kill them, they humiliate them in front
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Speaker 2: of their communities by shaving their facial hair, knowing that
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Speaker 2: it's humiliation. Then they rape their wives or their daughters
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Speaker 2: in front of them. Then they kill them. And they're
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Speaker 2: killing them in horrific ways like people are. It's not
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Speaker 2: like it's like a simple shot to the head and boom,
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Speaker 2: it's over. They're jumping to their death from roofs. They
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Speaker 2: are killing them by throwing them out their windows. They're
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Speaker 2: stabbing them, they're beating them up, they're dragging them down
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Speaker 2: the street. They're setting them on fire, like to your point,
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Speaker 2: they fire bombed your house, Like, these are not a
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Speaker 2: peaceful people. They have been raised that the Koran has
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Speaker 2: taught them that they they are in the right to
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Speaker 2: spread Islam by any means necessary. And the tolerant left
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Speaker 2: is super tolerant of the rage filled Islam. But Christians
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Speaker 2: and Republicans and Conservatives, and I'm gonna be honest with you, Brigitte,
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Speaker 2: I hate them all. I say this all the time.
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Speaker 2: It's us against them. There's the elite in Congress and
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Speaker 2: then there's us. When I look at some of these
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Speaker 2: people that are running some of these states and they're
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Speaker 2: in congressional seats and Senate seats, and I'm like, oh
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Speaker 2: my god, what is the point of having the majority
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Speaker 2: if you're not going to do anything with it? You know,
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Speaker 2: for those of you listening right now, Brigitte has hundreds
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Speaker 2: of bills she's trying to codify to help the president.
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Speaker 2: She says, a little help, just vote yes, codify so
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Speaker 2: that the president's actions actually become law and they can't
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Speaker 2: be unchanged. How much trouble are you having with that?
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Speaker 3: Well, look, here's the thing. We know that elected officials
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Speaker 3: understand one thing and one thing only, and that's pressure.
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Speaker 3: Why because I want to get reelected. You know, I
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Speaker 3: always tell people there are two types of people in Congress.
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Speaker 3: There are the people on the right, and we know
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Speaker 3: exactly who they are. And there are the people on
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Speaker 3: the left, and we know exactly who they are. You know,
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Speaker 3: those are the ones who dig their heels down. By golly,
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Speaker 3: you know they're not going to change their opinion. But
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Speaker 3: the majority of people in Congress are those in the
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Speaker 3: middle of home I called sincerely undecided. And what I
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Speaker 3: mean by that is they lick their finger, stick it
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Speaker 3: up in the air and see how the wind is blowing.
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Speaker 3: So we created that. I mean by we Act for America,
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Speaker 3: my organization the biggest wind mill machine. Because if they're
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Speaker 3: not willing to see the light, we're going to make
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Speaker 3: them feel the heat. So what we do would Act
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Speaker 3: for America. And you know, you and I have been
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Speaker 3: talking about my grassroots organization for years. We created a
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Speaker 3: huge grassroots organization nationwide. We monitor all bills coming down
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Speaker 3: for a vote. We work on introducing the bills that
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Speaker 3: we monitor, bills even that we did not introduce, but
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Speaker 3: other members of Congress introduced, and we send an actual
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Speaker 3: alert to our members and we say, called your elected
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Speaker 3: official about this bill, bill whatever. It's an example HR
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Speaker 3: one two five three coming down for about about blah
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Speaker 3: blah blah, blah, whatever the bill is. We want you
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Speaker 3: to call your elected official. It's coming down for a
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Speaker 3: vout that's going to be voted on next week. We
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Speaker 3: have an email prepared for them, we have social media
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Speaker 3: possets prepared for them. We give them their elected officials
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Speaker 3: phone number and a script that they can read off
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Speaker 3: the computer while they're calling a lot of people. A
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Speaker 3: lot of times people do not take action, Linda, is
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Speaker 3: because people do not know what to say, They didn't
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Speaker 3: know what to write. Oh my gosh. I don't want
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Speaker 3: to sound stupid. I'm talking to an electric official. But
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Speaker 3: we are mobilizing people and we are making things happen.
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Speaker 3: I'm proud to tell you that today we have passed
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Speaker 3: three hundred bills at the federal level, understand level, and
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Speaker 3: right now we have one hundred bills in Congress going
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Speaker 3: through the process because we are trying to qualify as
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Speaker 3: many executive orders as we can for that President Trump signed.
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Speaker 3: You know, he signed over one hundred and seventy executive order,
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Speaker 3: so we are already past about thirty one. So we
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Speaker 3: want to qualify the rest before the next bit term
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Speaker 3: election because we're not sure we're gonna win the bit term.
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Speaker 3: So I tell people all the time, make sure you
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Speaker 3: are engaged, and you know you touched on that. I
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Speaker 3: ask Republicans are you engaged? And they say, oh, absolutely appreciate.
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Speaker 3: I listen to talk radio every day. I watch Fox
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Speaker 3: News or news Max or whatever you call it. You know,
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Speaker 3: I listen to one Nation. I attend Seepack, Turning Point,
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Speaker 3: whatever conference. I'm a member of the whatever Republican party.
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Speaker 3: We show up once a month. You're a great speaker,
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Speaker 3: eat the Rubbert Chicken, and then everybody goes home and
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Speaker 3: nobody knows what to do. Seven days later, they have
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Speaker 3: no idea what to do. You stop a leftist, young
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Speaker 3: nitwit who's a socialist twenty two years old. Tell them,
15:47
Speaker 3: tell me why you're a socialist. They can't even define
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Speaker 3: socialism for you. But by golly, they are engaged. They
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Speaker 3: are showing up at their Electric officials office. They are lobbying.
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Speaker 3: And that's the difference between interns, entertainment going to conferences,
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Speaker 3: entertainment belonging to a Republican club. Eating the Robert Chicken
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Speaker 3: wants someone's listening to speak, or that's entertainment. Listening to
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Speaker 3: talk radio. It's entertainment that does not impact policy. There's
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Speaker 3: a big difference between activism and entertainment. What we do
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Speaker 3: is activism. So I encourage people right now listening to
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Speaker 3: this podcast. If my message resonates with you and you
16:24
Speaker 3: really want to make an impact, go to act for
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Speaker 3: America dot org right now. Sign up to receive our
16:29
Speaker 3: action alerts and take action on our act now campaign.
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Speaker 3: We made it so easy you can take action seven
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Speaker 3: am in the morning, sitting in your pajama, sipping your
16:38
Speaker 3: cup of coffee in front of your computer, with one
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Speaker 3: click of a button. That's how together we can make
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Speaker 3: a difference.
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Speaker 2: So, ladies and gentlemen, if you missed it, and how
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Speaker 2: could you, it's act for America dot org. It is
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Speaker 2: an amazing organization. I am on the newsletter list. She
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Speaker 2: is not kidding. They definitely help you. They give you
16:56
Speaker 2: all the answers that you need so that you can
16:58
Speaker 2: make the right calls and say the things.
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Speaker 3: Because you know that one thing I want to add,
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Speaker 3: you know we are not lacking education. We have never
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Speaker 3: had more education and lifetime. You go to the internet,
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Speaker 3: you type in the word capitalism, you got sixty thousand pages.
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Speaker 3: You type in socialism, you got sixty thousand pages. We
17:19
Speaker 3: have never had more information than we have today. But
17:22
Speaker 3: people do not know what to do. They are they
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Speaker 3: hear information, They got more frustrated than they say, tell
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Speaker 3: me what to do. I do not know what to do.
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Speaker 3: And the reason why we created our act now campaigns
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Speaker 3: and the reason why we want to put pressure on
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Speaker 3: Congress and people tell me why should I call Brigitte?
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Speaker 3: My phone call is not that I mean anything. My
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Speaker 3: congressman needs to hear from fifty thousand people, forty to
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Speaker 3: fifty thousand people before they do anything wrong. I have
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Speaker 3: been working with Congress for twenty five years. Now, here's
17:50
Speaker 3: how the system works. On the federal level. All they
17:53
Speaker 3: need to hear from is forty to fifty people. That's it,
17:58
Speaker 3: forty to fifty people to make a bill their top priority.
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Speaker 3: And here's the science behind the numbers. They believe one
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Speaker 3: phone call or email represent one thousand voters. They believe
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Speaker 3: if one person makes a phone call or sends an email,
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Speaker 3: he or she are representing one thousand coach potatoes who
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Speaker 3: feel the same way but are too lazy to make
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Speaker 3: a phone call or send an email, yet they vote
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Speaker 3: on election day. That translates to forty to fifty thousand
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Speaker 3: voters on election day. Most people don't know that, Linda.
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Speaker 3: Most of our base is not educated on activism. They
18:34
Speaker 3: are educated on the issues. They want to learn as
18:37
Speaker 3: much as they can on capitalism and how government works
18:40
Speaker 3: and how capitalism works, but they're not learning how to
18:43
Speaker 3: impact policy. Then LEFT teaches people on how to impact policy.
18:48
Speaker 3: Their end goal is impacting policy. Our end goal is
18:53
Speaker 3: educating the message. They need to be informed about what's
18:56
Speaker 3: going on. No, no, no, no, no, you don't need
18:58
Speaker 3: this much information. Is this much information and weaponizing it
19:03
Speaker 3: against elected officials to impact policy? And that's the difference
19:08
Speaker 3: between ACT for America and what we do as an
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Speaker 3: organization and every other organization out there educating on the issues.
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Speaker 2: So let me ask you something. With a situation like
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Speaker 2: what we have in Syria, the lack of coverage that
19:22
Speaker 2: we have, what do you think are the next steps
19:26
Speaker 2: so that we can bring awareness and we can do
19:28
Speaker 2: what we need to do so that we can make
19:31
Speaker 2: a difference and we can help those people. What is
19:34
Speaker 2: it that we.
19:35
Speaker 3: Can do well with the situation in Syria? Education? We
19:40
Speaker 3: need to ask ourselves what is the purpose of the education,
19:44
Speaker 3: And you go back to impacting policy. We want our
19:48
Speaker 3: government to basically lower the hammer on Jiulani, the head
19:52
Speaker 3: of Syria, to stop the massacres because remember Julani, this
19:57
Speaker 3: is the baby child of Isis and al Qaedra. Just
19:59
Speaker 3: because he put a suit on and flew to Europe
20:04
Speaker 3: and took a picture with all world leaders standing there,
20:06
Speaker 3: and you know, all of a sudden, or flew to
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Speaker 3: Saudi Arabia and now all of a sudden, we're gonna
20:11
Speaker 3: recognize this guy as a moderate. Zebras do not change
20:15
Speaker 3: their stripes and Islamist la Jelani, who is the baby
20:19
Speaker 3: child of Isis on al Qaida, use a term called takiya.
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Speaker 3: Takiya is a law practice under Islam where in the
20:27
Speaker 3: time of war you can lie to your enemy as
20:32
Speaker 3: long as you are advancing because of Islam. Actually the
20:35
Speaker 3: Koran approves of it, commands it. You can actually lay
20:38
Speaker 3: your hand on the Koran and swear you are telling
20:41
Speaker 3: the truth and nothing but the truth, knowing you are
20:43
Speaker 3: lying in order to advance your cause. So what Julani
20:47
Speaker 3: in Syria is practicing right now is takiya. So what
20:51
Speaker 3: he's trying to do this is ethnic cleansing. What we
20:55
Speaker 3: are watching in Syria right now, and what we need
20:58
Speaker 3: our government to understand is that you need to do
21:01
Speaker 3: something to apply pressure on Julani to stop the massacres
21:06
Speaker 3: or we will bring back the sanctions on Syria because
21:09
Speaker 3: that's the only language he will understand. And so this
21:13
Speaker 3: is what we're trying to do right now with Congress.
21:15
Speaker 3: We are actually working at the Action Alert right now
21:18
Speaker 3: to go out to our members and the masses, and
21:20
Speaker 3: I hope everybody signs up and I hope everybody shares
21:23
Speaker 3: the Act Now campaign when the article goes out to
21:26
Speaker 3: our full membership to apply pressure on our government to
21:31
Speaker 3: put pressure on Julani that unless you are gonna stop
21:35
Speaker 3: the murders and the ethnic cleansing, we're gonna put the
21:38
Speaker 3: sanctions back, because America is not gonna sit down and
21:42
Speaker 3: tell you, Okay, you're a good govern gonna lift the sanctions.
21:45
Speaker 3: If you're gonna massacre people like killing cattle, that is unacceptable.
21:49
Speaker 3: They're actually killing cattle. At least you do it mercifully.
21:52
Speaker 3: What they are doing to the Drusalem, the Christians in
21:54
Speaker 3: Syria is barbaric. This is Barbara's This is isis to point.
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Speaker 2: Out and here's my question to you, and I'm thrilled
22:02
Speaker 2: to hear that that. Obviously I knew that, you know,
22:05
Speaker 2: ACT for America was obviously already doing something. But what
22:09
Speaker 2: I am concerned about, and this is, this is really
22:12
Speaker 2: what bothers me and keeps me up at night. There
22:15
Speaker 2: is no age too young, no child, no elderly person.
22:20
Speaker 2: There's no one that's left unscathed by radical Islam. You know,
22:24
Speaker 2: I was just saying to my mom earlier today. I
22:26
Speaker 2: was like, you know, I look at these people and
22:29
Speaker 2: they'll say to me, oh, you know, this is going
22:31
Speaker 2: to create Aslamophobia. I'm like, it's not Aslamophobia when every
22:36
Speaker 2: time I turn around, it's people that are pushing a
22:39
Speaker 2: narrative of Islam, pushing hate and murder and rape and
22:43
Speaker 2: brutal massacre. I mean, you can say whatever you want
22:47
Speaker 2: about the Hasidic community, about you know, the IDF. I
22:52
Speaker 2: don't know regular Christians in America, they're not out there
22:56
Speaker 2: leading a cause. You know, as a Christian, we're not
22:59
Speaker 2: leaving the crusades. You know, people aren't running around with
23:02
Speaker 2: the torah screaming. You know, I'll have your head. It's
23:05
Speaker 2: just not happening. And if it is please let us know.
23:08
Speaker 2: I'd love to know, but it's just not happening. What
23:11
Speaker 2: is happening is that we have a guy in Minnesota
23:16
Speaker 2: as a Somali running for mayor, saying that white people
23:19
Speaker 2: are the biggest problem in America. We have a guy
23:22
Speaker 2: who is I don't even know what he is. I
23:24
Speaker 2: don't think he knows what he is. He's from Uganda,
23:27
Speaker 2: his mom's Indian. You know. I honestly, nothing about Mamdani
23:32
Speaker 2: makes sense to me. Honestly, he's in Africa right now.
23:35
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, so why are you in Africa? Why
23:37
Speaker 2: are you in Africa right now? The scariest part is
23:41
Speaker 2: that people are behind him and they're like, oh my gosh,
23:44
Speaker 2: AOC and mom Donnie would be such a great ticket.
23:46
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my god, what are you? Not not
23:51
Speaker 2: only her, but dumb and dumber these two people. Here's
23:55
Speaker 2: the other thing to your point. We have never been
23:58
Speaker 2: more educated. We have people that I call them career students.
24:03
Speaker 2: They are They've got their MBAs and their mbs and
24:07
Speaker 2: their PhDs and how many letters do you need? Right?
24:10
Speaker 3: Okay?
24:11
Speaker 2: They have zero life experience. They've never run a business,
24:15
Speaker 2: they've never been in trouble. They've never been on the
24:17
Speaker 2: end of that which they profess. So they're telling you they'
24:20
Speaker 2: I mean, of all people, AOC is from a rich suburb, mom,
24:24
Speaker 2: Donnie's mom and dad. You know, she's Bollywood. He's a
24:27
Speaker 2: professor at Columbia. You know, I don't know what the
24:30
Speaker 2: Somali kid's about, but I know he's got more money
24:32
Speaker 2: than God coming at him for his campaign. And we
24:35
Speaker 2: are not We're not paying attention. I mean, they're building
24:37
Speaker 2: a sharial wall complex in Texas. In Texas long we
24:42
Speaker 2: are Cornyn and Cruise and Abbott allowing this. I'm like, guys,
24:48
Speaker 2: what is happening.
24:50
Speaker 3: They've been a sleepland in Texas. They have been asleep. Look,
24:55
Speaker 3: and you know, my organization started passing laws called American
24:59
Speaker 3: Laws for American Courts, and we started passing it in
25:01
Speaker 3: two thousand and nine, and we said, okay, we're not
25:04
Speaker 3: going to say Sharia courts because we want American businesses
25:08
Speaker 3: who are doing business in England or who are doing
25:11
Speaker 3: business with French companies or Australian company or New Zealand company,
25:15
Speaker 3: if they get into litigation, as long as their laws
25:19
Speaker 3: are compatible with American courts. We have the problem with that.
25:21
Speaker 3: So we introduced to law that says no law that
25:25
Speaker 3: is not compatible with the US Constitution should be allowed
25:27
Speaker 3: to be used in American court room. And the reason
25:30
Speaker 3: why we did that is because we documented one hundred
25:33
Speaker 3: and forty three cases where shariala was used in an
25:36
Speaker 3: American court room instead of the Constitution of the United States.
25:40
Speaker 3: By two thousand and nine, we're talking how many years ago.
25:44
Speaker 3: This is not like yesterday. And the first Sharia court
25:48
Speaker 3: was introduced in Richardson, Texas, ten years prior to nine eleven,
25:54
Speaker 3: ten years prior to nine eleven. In nineteen ninety one,
25:57
Speaker 3: Sariola was introduced in Texas. In Texas led the nation
26:01
Speaker 3: and introducing sharia law in America. And I remember when
26:05
Speaker 3: we were trying to introduce American laws for American court
26:09
Speaker 3: Texas was the toughest state. We could not pass it
26:12
Speaker 3: in Texas until twenty seventeen. We started in two thousand
26:14
Speaker 3: and nine the state House. All the state legislators in
26:18
Speaker 3: Texas would not touch it. The state legislatures in Texas
26:22
Speaker 3: between two thousand and nine and twenty seventeen would not
26:25
Speaker 3: touch the law or pass a law that said the
26:28
Speaker 3: Constitution is the law of the land, and no other
26:31
Speaker 3: law that's not compatible with the Constitution should be allowed
26:33
Speaker 3: to be practiced in America. That was Texas the biggest.
26:37
Speaker 3: We had easier problem passing it in Washington State than
26:39
Speaker 3: we did in Texas. Why because Texans are asleep. And
26:44
Speaker 3: when I would travel to Texas and I would speak,
26:46
Speaker 3: and I would go all over Texas, and I would
26:48
Speaker 3: speak all over Texas, people did not want to listen.
26:52
Speaker 3: And I sat down with Tea bone Pickens. I remember
26:55
Speaker 3: being sitting with t bone Pickens. God's he's no lover
26:58
Speaker 3: with us, you know. And I'm telling him this is
27:01
Speaker 3: what's happening at the state legislators. And he would call
27:03
Speaker 3: the state legislators because I knew he was funding all
27:06
Speaker 3: of them. And I would tell him all these acts
27:08
Speaker 3: for America people are crazy. Now, nothing like this we
27:10
Speaker 3: need to worry about in Texas. I remember sitting with
27:14
Speaker 3: Ross Perou in two thousand and seven, two thousand and eight,
27:16
Speaker 3: I remember sitting with what's his name, Norman Brinker. I
27:22
Speaker 3: can go down the list of all the local in
27:24
Speaker 3: Texas who are no longer with us. God bless their
27:27
Speaker 3: souls in heaven. But nobody wanted to pay attention to
27:32
Speaker 3: what was happening in Texas because they could not believe
27:35
Speaker 3: it happens here. Well, this is your warning. You know,
27:38
Speaker 3: they say, Linda twenty years and overnight success text twenty years.
27:42
Speaker 3: They didn't get to this point because they just started yesterday.
27:46
Speaker 3: They've been building for over twenty years. Americans have been
27:49
Speaker 3: asleep or they did not want to listen because they
27:52
Speaker 3: did not want to be called islamophobes or racist. And
27:56
Speaker 3: you Knowland that you and I have been working together
27:57
Speaker 3: for over twenty years now, and when I would speak up,
28:01
Speaker 3: people would say, oh, brigit, Gabrielle islamophobe. If you google
28:04
Speaker 3: my name on Google, the first thing you'll see is
28:07
Speaker 3: the Southern Poverty Law Center, the ADL. Everybody calling me
28:10
Speaker 3: islamophobe because I've been sounding the alarm and on the
28:14
Speaker 3: Republican side before until President Trump, until basically four years ago,
28:19
Speaker 3: the Republicans did not want to touch anybody that was
28:22
Speaker 3: controversial because nobody wants to be called the bigot or
28:25
Speaker 3: a racist or anything else. Well, today we are all
28:29
Speaker 3: in the same boat. If you are prosecutor border you're
28:32
Speaker 3: a bigot anti brown people. If you are pro police,
28:35
Speaker 3: you are anti black people. If you are for whatever
28:38
Speaker 3: you are, we're all in the same boat. We are
28:40
Speaker 3: white supremacists, biggots, racists, you name it. The label doesn't
28:44
Speaker 3: mean anything anymore. But finally America woke up, and it's
28:48
Speaker 3: too late. It's now now. We've got cancer at stage
28:51
Speaker 3: four spreading throughout America, and now more than ever, we
28:54
Speaker 3: all need to come together, work together, and work together effectively.
28:58
Speaker 3: The time for education is over. Now is the time
29:02
Speaker 3: for action. And that's why I ask people go to
29:04
Speaker 3: Act for America dot org right now, join us and
29:08
Speaker 3: support us. We didn't name the organization Think about America
29:12
Speaker 3: or Hope for America, oh pray for America, but we
29:16
Speaker 3: named it what Act for America because you can think
29:20
Speaker 3: and help and pray, but without action, nothing changes.
29:25
Speaker 2: I don't mean to laugh, but honestly, it's just wonderful.
29:27
Speaker 2: It's so great. I love it. It's great, it's true
29:30
Speaker 2: and it's great and I love it. So let me
29:33
Speaker 2: let me ask you as we wrap up here, and
29:35
Speaker 2: I can't thank you enough for being with us today
29:37
Speaker 2: here at the road recap. And I know the audience
29:40
Speaker 2: is going to freak when they get to hear you,
29:42
Speaker 2: but I'm just curious. So, you know, as a survivor,
29:46
Speaker 2: you know, what would you recommend for us to do
29:48
Speaker 2: to help the Jewish people, to help the Christians in Syria?
29:52
Speaker 2: What do you think needs to happen next so that
29:55
Speaker 2: we can help these poor people.
29:58
Speaker 3: We need to take a strong stance and against Julani,
30:01
Speaker 3: who is now the president of Syria. We need to
30:04
Speaker 3: make sure we understand that we are dealing with an enemy.
30:07
Speaker 3: This is not a friend. Zebras do not change their stripes.
30:11
Speaker 3: America needs to take strong action in bringing bank the
30:14
Speaker 3: sanction or whatever President Trump and he's not security team,
30:18
Speaker 3: and believe me, I'm talking in their ears. Whatever needs
30:20
Speaker 3: to be done to be able to let this guy
30:24
Speaker 3: understand that America will come so hard down on you
30:28
Speaker 3: and we'll do whatever we need to do in Syria
30:31
Speaker 3: to bring back order because we're not going to allow
30:33
Speaker 3: you to have a massacre under our watch. And this
30:36
Speaker 3: is the type of pressure, this is the type of
30:40
Speaker 3: action that our government needs to do. Look, I remember
30:43
Speaker 3: growing up in Lobanon, and America allowed husband a lot
30:46
Speaker 3: to continues. You know when HSBA lap blew up the
30:48
Speaker 3: marine barracks and Lebanon in nineteen eighty three, a barraka
30:51
Speaker 3: tacktailed between its legs and left, and look at what
30:54
Speaker 3: happened in Lobanon. Twenty five years later, Hosba Lap became
30:57
Speaker 3: the strongest terrorist organization in the world, stronger than al Qaida.
31:02
Speaker 3: And so it's much easier to deal with the threat
31:05
Speaker 3: right when it's a baby than to deal with it
31:08
Speaker 3: when it's goliath, like what we are dealing with. We
31:10
Speaker 3: do not want the resurrection of the Islamic State or
31:14
Speaker 3: al Qaira again in Syria. Syria is about to fracture,
31:18
Speaker 3: and our government needs to understand that we need to
31:22
Speaker 3: keep our finger on Syria, we need to keep our
31:25
Speaker 3: eyes on Syria, and we need to take whatever action
31:28
Speaker 3: necessary to stop the killing.
31:31
Speaker 2: So I think to that point, there's a few things
31:34
Speaker 2: that I want to close with. Number One, there is
31:37
Speaker 2: Christian genocide happening all over the world. Yes, we're seeing
31:40
Speaker 2: it in Africa, We're seeing it in Syria, we're seeing
31:43
Speaker 2: it in Iraq. People are asleep at the switch, just
31:46
Speaker 2: like when we attacked Iran a few weeks ago and
31:49
Speaker 2: people are like, why are we getting involved. I'm like, well,
31:52
Speaker 2: this is the head of the snake and the people,
31:56
Speaker 2: you know, the regular average citizens of these countries, many
31:59
Speaker 2: of them are looking for freedom. I mean, even when
32:02
Speaker 2: you look at what's happening in Gaza, you know, and
32:05
Speaker 2: you see these people coming, they're getting humanitarian aid, not
32:09
Speaker 2: from Palestine, They're getting it from Israel and from the
32:11
Speaker 2: United States. And then the Hamas leaders are coming, the
32:14
Speaker 2: terrorists are coming. They're taking the humanitarian aid, they're killing
32:17
Speaker 2: those who try and come and get it for free.
32:19
Speaker 2: Then they're taking it off to some market in the
32:21
Speaker 2: middle and selling it back to these poor, starving people
32:24
Speaker 2: who just need a little bit of flour, rice or water.
32:27
Speaker 2: And nobody's reporting on this stuff. So I feel like
32:29
Speaker 2: there's three things that need to happen. Number One, Americans
32:32
Speaker 2: need to get They need to get smart. They need
32:34
Speaker 2: to get smart, and they need to stop watching the
32:37
Speaker 2: left wing lunatics who literally just had TDS all day.
32:41
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, I don't think that Trump is the
32:43
Speaker 2: best thing ever, you know, on every single issue, but overall,
32:46
Speaker 2: I think he's doing a pretty good job. It took
32:48
Speaker 2: a really long time to you know, mess the country
32:50
Speaker 2: up between Obama and Biden and Clinton. God bless him.
32:53
Speaker 2: You know he's six months in, he's doing all right.
32:55
Speaker 2: And then the next thing we need to do is
32:57
Speaker 2: we need to get involved with organizations like yours. And
33:00
Speaker 2: I think the last thing that we need to do
33:02
Speaker 2: is we need to stop just looking at one piece
33:04
Speaker 2: of information or one source of information. It needs to
33:08
Speaker 2: come from a breath of information. If you watch CNN,
33:11
Speaker 2: then please watch news Max or Fox News. If you
33:14
Speaker 2: read the New York Times, then please read the Epoch Times.
33:17
Speaker 2: There's got to be a balance because people are so misinformed.
33:21
Speaker 2: And when I see little girls, little Yazdi girls and
33:24
Speaker 2: Drew's girls beaten and raped, some as young as seven
33:28
Speaker 2: and eight, it's really sick. And you think it's only
33:31
Speaker 2: happening there. We have all this happening. We have female
33:34
Speaker 2: genital mutilation happening in Minnesota and Michigan. We have Sharia
33:38
Speaker 2: complexes in Texas. We have two Muslims running in two
33:41
Speaker 2: major cities that are downright, outright saying we hate white people.
33:46
Speaker 2: We're done, defund the police, defund ice socialism, government run
33:50
Speaker 2: this in that week up, it's enough. It's not going
33:54
Speaker 2: to work. Yeah, it's never gonna work.
33:55
Speaker 3: And becoming engaged, and if I said one thing lend
34:00
Speaker 3: that people think, oh, I voted, I've done my job.
34:02
Speaker 3: Now I don't have to do anything for another two
34:04
Speaker 3: years and tell the midterm. They don't realize that the
34:07
Speaker 3: work starts the day after we win the election, because
34:10
Speaker 3: that's your window of opportunity to get things done and
34:13
Speaker 3: to prepare for your next battle, which is the mid
34:17
Speaker 3: term or the presidency. The Left is in a continuous
34:21
Speaker 3: phase of growth and activism. They don't take a break.
34:25
Speaker 3: They win the election, they say, okay, what can we
34:27
Speaker 3: done now to pass our agenda. They lose an election,
34:30
Speaker 3: they continue organizing. Okay, we've got to win it back.
34:33
Speaker 3: Our side votes on election day, and then goes to sleep.
34:37
Speaker 3: You cannot sleep because there's a lot of things that
34:39
Speaker 3: happen between election. Between the election, the mid term and
34:43
Speaker 3: the presidential that's when actually things get done. That's the
34:49
Speaker 3: day to day policy activism that affects your life on
34:54
Speaker 3: every level, at the state level, at the local level.
34:57
Speaker 3: All these decisions are made once every two years. They
35:01
Speaker 3: are made every day, and that's where your activism and
35:04
Speaker 3: engagement become very very important. So, yes, you need to
35:09
Speaker 3: be informal issues. Yes you need to listen to talk radio.
35:12
Speaker 3: You need to join a group in your local community
35:15
Speaker 3: to be empowered, to have the fellowship, to feel like
35:17
Speaker 3: I'm not crazy. I have other people who believe the
35:19
Speaker 3: same way I do. But you also need to be
35:22
Speaker 3: engaged in an activist organization that is making an impact. Remember,
35:28
Speaker 3: the end goal is impacting policy. You know, effective is
35:34
Speaker 3: my favorite word in the English language. Effective. I wanted
35:37
Speaker 3: to think about that. All of you listen to be
35:39
Speaker 3: right now effective At the end of the day, I
35:42
Speaker 3: want you to ask yourself after you listen to talk radio,
35:46
Speaker 3: you watched your podcasts, you watch everything, you just finished
35:49
Speaker 3: eating your dinner, you're sitting in front of the TV.
35:52
Speaker 3: You need to ask yourself as you're getting frustrated watching
35:54
Speaker 3: the evening news, what have I done today to be effective? Conviction,
36:01
Speaker 3: not just be entertained, but effective. I want you to
36:05
Speaker 3: remember that word tonight, tomorrow night, every other night. I
36:09
Speaker 3: want you to remember those words.
36:11
Speaker 2: If you want to be effective, you should go to
36:13
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36:14
Speaker 2: that you could get involved. I think that's the right
36:16
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36:17
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Speaker 3: Better than to make an impact with an organization that's
36:50
Speaker 3: impacting your business. This is where we need to work
36:53
Speaker 3: smarter as people coming together on the right side, on
36:58
Speaker 3: the conservative side, and work together so we can all
37:01
Speaker 3: move in one direction. That's what the left does. That's
37:04
Speaker 3: exactly what we need to do.
37:06
Speaker 2: Britgie Gabriel, thank you for being with us today. I
37:09
Speaker 2: can't thank you enough. It's always wonderful to see you.
37:11
Speaker 2: We'll have her back. I'm gonna twist a rarm and
37:13
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