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Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 2: Well, hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 7: I'm run Edwards and welcome to this Independence Day Faith
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Speaker 7: Day edition of the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk Show.
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Speaker 7: You know, on July fourth, seventeen seventy six, fifty six
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Speaker 7: gentlemen got together and they brought forth to the world
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Speaker 7: the Unanimous Declaration of the thirteen United States and Commonwealths
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Speaker 7: of America. And here's some of the things that they wrote.
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Speaker 7: When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary
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Speaker 7: for one people to dissolve the political bands which have
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Speaker 7: connected them with another, and to assume among the powers
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Speaker 7: of the earth the separate and equal station to which
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Speaker 7: the laws of nature and of Nature's God entitled them.
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Speaker 7: A decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that
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Speaker 7: they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
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Speaker 7: We hold these truths to be self evident, that all
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Speaker 7: men are created equal, and that they are endowed by
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Speaker 7: their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty,
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Speaker 7: and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights,
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Speaker 7: governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from
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Speaker 7: the consent of the governed. Yes, it is the consent
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Speaker 7: of the government by which our government should be operating.
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Speaker 7: Many times it doesn't. And the reason why, my friends,
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Speaker 7: is because we the people have allowed that to happen.
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Speaker 7: We for generations have been getting further and further away
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Speaker 7: from the confines that should be held upon the government.
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Speaker 7: But some good things are happening to store our nation
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Speaker 7: back to her constitutionally mandated position of greatness in the world.
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Speaker 7: And I believe many more good things are going to
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Speaker 7: be coming to pass in the coming days ahead. Will
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Speaker 7: there be stiff opposition, Absolutely, yes, indeed.
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Speaker 2: But you know what, so what.
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Speaker 7: Enemies of liberty, enemies of God, enemies of our nation,
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Speaker 7: enemies of we the people are meant to be defeated.
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Speaker 7: That is my opinion, and I'm sticking to it. I
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Speaker 7: believe my friend who's going to be our guest today,
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Speaker 7: mister Tim Tapp. He's host of the Tap Tap Into
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Speaker 7: the Truth talk show.
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Speaker 2: Very very great show. By the way, I.
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Speaker 7: Believe he kind of agrees with me, maybe solidly all
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Speaker 7: the way. But anyway, we're going to be talking with
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Speaker 7: him beginning after the upcoming break. But in the meantime,
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Speaker 7: my friends, let us let us thank God that we
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Speaker 7: do have a nation where, at least even today, our
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Speaker 7: are pledged for liberty. It's just not a verbal a statement,
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Speaker 7: but rather it is written, and it's to be passed
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Speaker 7: down from generation to generation. This is a nation called
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Speaker 7: the United States of America, a land of freedom, opportunity. Yes,
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Speaker 7: and there should be happiness. Have you noticed that when
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Speaker 7: the opposite influences are strengthened, are brought forth from the left,
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Speaker 7: whether they're communists, Democrats, whether they're Rhinos, whatever, anti Christian
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Speaker 7: folks and others, you notice as they increase, happiness decreases.
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Speaker 7: Joy decreases in our land. And in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 7: both happiness and joy are a indication of strength and power,
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Speaker 7: because the happy, the stronger a nation is, and in
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Speaker 7: that strength, the more the rights of the law abiding citizenry.
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Speaker 7: Those of high moral character are protected, the happier the
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Speaker 7: nation is from generation to generation to generation. And that's
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Speaker 7: one of the reasons why we celebrate independent state. Because
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Speaker 7: every American lives in the most proudly fortunate, essential country
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Speaker 7: in the world and maybe the history of the world.
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Speaker 7: America's constitution remains the hallmark for governance on this planet,
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Speaker 7: and that is why it is more important for we
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Speaker 7: the people to set an example of high moral character
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Speaker 7: of recognizing the unalienable rights of our fellow men, putting
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Speaker 7: people in political office that recognize and operate according to
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Speaker 7: those principles. If we continue to do that, we will
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Speaker 7: once again be that shining city on a hill nation.
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Speaker 2: We will once.
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Speaker 7: Again be the envy of the world. We will once
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Speaker 7: again be a nation highly respected, and we are more respected,
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Speaker 7: a lot more respected than we were just one year
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Speaker 7: ago today, a lot more respected. And as I've said
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Speaker 7: many times on this broadcast, it is more important to
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Speaker 7: be respected by your enemies.
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Speaker 2: Than light by everyone.
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Speaker 7: Every sovereign American enjoys the freedom to chase his or
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Speaker 7: her dreams, live their lives in peace, raise their children,
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Speaker 7: and the way that they should go so that when
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Speaker 7: they are older, they will not depart and succeed in
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Speaker 7: hundreds of lines of work, play, or choices. That's, you know,
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Speaker 7: part of the fundamental bedrock of this great republic and
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Speaker 7: one of the things that we must continue to do,
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Speaker 7: my friends, as we re establish American greatness, we must
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Speaker 7: re establish the fact that this is a constitutional, limited republic,
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Speaker 7: not a democracy. Democracy is very dangerous. Democracy means that
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Speaker 7: fifty one percent gets to tell everyone else what to do.
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Speaker 7: Fifty one percent means if there's three of them and
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Speaker 7: one of you, they can decide what happens to you.
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Speaker 7: If we're in a mobocracy, which is democracy. But if
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Speaker 7: everyone is recognized as equal, with equal opportunity, equal responsibility,
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Speaker 7: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, then the rights of
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Speaker 7: everyone are recognized, and that remains as part of the
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Speaker 7: bedrock of our communities, of our government, and even in
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Speaker 7: our families. Now next year will be the two hundred
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Speaker 7: and fiftieth anniversary of our great Republic of the adoption
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Speaker 7: of the Declaration of Independence. And what's going on, what
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Speaker 7: you are witnessing today under the Trump administration is a
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Speaker 7: literal refounding of the United States of America. I really
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Speaker 7: believe that because when you consider that just a year
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Speaker 7: ago this day, America was literally on her way to insolvency.
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Speaker 7: She was literally on her way to self destruction. She
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Speaker 7: was literally on her way to becoming a second tier nation,
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Speaker 7: much the way that Great Britain has gone. She was
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Speaker 7: a nation that was running away from God like never before,
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Speaker 7: discarding her constitutional meaning of those wonderful words. But yet
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Speaker 7: we find ourselves today with much opportunity to turn things around,
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Speaker 7: and I believe we will. One reason is because, in
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Speaker 7: my humble opinion, we have no choice. But are we
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Speaker 7: truly independent as we celebrate the sacrifices that's so many
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Speaker 7: made for us in the past, But sometimes, you know,
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Speaker 7: you struggle a little bit to celebrate our current generations
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Speaker 7: on fourtune on July fourth, or Independence Day. For years now,
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Speaker 7: there's been a turning away from the real meaning of
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Speaker 7: what it means, what it is to be in such
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Speaker 7: a nation as this. It's been devolved into nothing more.
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Speaker 7: In most neighborhoods as hey, it's time to barbecue and
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Speaker 7: have a soda to or an adult beverage or two.
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Speaker 7: And that's good. I mean, I love to eat just
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Speaker 7: like everyone else. But we must not forget what it
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Speaker 7: really means to be Americans. And have there been problems, yes,
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Speaker 7: but in every endeavor of human existence there's problems. But
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Speaker 7: that does not mean that that makes it worthy to
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Speaker 7: destroy the whole country. Because there have been mistakes in
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Speaker 7: the past, or there are even mistakes going on right now.
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Speaker 7: One of them is our deficits spending. But when you
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Speaker 7: look at the big picture even that, now I understand
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Speaker 7: why we can deal with the deficit and we will
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Speaker 7: have the power to get rid of it.
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Speaker 2: When you look at the thirty.
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Speaker 7: Five trillion dollars in deficit or death that we have
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Speaker 7: right now. Oh, I have to hold it right there,
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Speaker 7: but we'll be right back. If God be for us,
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Speaker 9: should go and by what route and how fast. Almost
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Speaker 9: all the world's constitutions are documents in which governments tell
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Speaker 9: the people what their privileges are. Our constitution is a
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Speaker 7: This is the roundovers American Experience Faith Day, Independence Day edition,
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Speaker 7: and thanks so much for tuning in from throughout America
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Speaker 7: and around the world. And before we get to our
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Speaker 7: guests real quick. Next year we will be our two
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Speaker 7: hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration
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Speaker 7: of Independence. Over the next three hundred and sixty five days,
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Speaker 7: we expect to see plenty of opportunities to remember the date,
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Speaker 7: and we should start by remembering the reason why we
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Speaker 7: declared independence in the first place. I'm going to be
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Speaker 7: asking our guest Tim Taptan in just a moment, but
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Speaker 7: before the break, I was talking about the deficit, and yes,
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Speaker 7: it is the largest deficit of any entity in human
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Speaker 7: history thirty seven. I think it's about thirty seven trillion
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Speaker 7: dollars between thirty five and thirty seven whatever. But did
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Speaker 7: you know that the United States of America is worth
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Speaker 7: four hundred to five hundred trillion dollars? So when you
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Speaker 7: think about the deficit and you put it against what
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Speaker 7: the United States is actually worth, I think we are
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Speaker 7: still in a position to if we get smart and
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Speaker 7: we deal properly with this in the next few years,
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Speaker 7: the deficit can easily be.
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Speaker 2: Reduced to say.
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Speaker 7: Nothing, and it will not be a hardship on us
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Speaker 7: as we go through that process because of the massive
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Speaker 7: worth of the United States of America. Well, let's see
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Speaker 7: what our guest Tim tap thinks about that. Hello Tim,
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Speaker 7: and welcome.
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Speaker 2: How are you, sir?
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Speaker 5: I am doing fantastic this independent stay because I am
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Speaker 5: blessed by God and grace to be an American. And
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Speaker 5: beyond that, I'm getting to celebrate the America's birthday right
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Speaker 5: here with Ron Edwards, an opportunity I don't get often
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Speaker 5: and I certainly do not take for granted. Thanks for
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Speaker 5: having me on, Ron.
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Speaker 7: Oh, It's an honor, sir. You know I've always been wondering,
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Speaker 7: what are we going to get Tim on? When can
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Speaker 7: he come on? And when the opportunity availed itself, Here
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Speaker 7: you are. But what do you think about that? I
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Speaker 7: was talking about.
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Speaker 2: How blessed we are as a nation.
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Speaker 7: We have, on one hand, the largest deficit of any
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Speaker 7: human entity and since since the time of Adam and Eve.
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Speaker 7: And yet our nation is worth more than any other
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Speaker 7: entity in the history of human existence. Four hundred to
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Speaker 7: five hundred trillion dollars worth of wealth and you name it.
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Speaker 7: And so when you look at the deficit next to
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Speaker 7: what we are worth as a nation, can you understand
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Speaker 7: how it can easily be dealt with now when you
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Speaker 7: look at things in that context.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, Not only are you correct, but I think,
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Speaker 5: first and foremost Donald Trump's general philosophy towards trying to
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Speaker 5: make these cuts was the correct one. Back during Trump
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Speaker 5: one point zero, the idea was to get the economy
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Speaker 5: booming in the first four years and then start looking
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Speaker 5: at tacking those areas in the budget that can be trimmed,
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Speaker 5: and then trying to go back and fix the bigger problems.
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Speaker 5: He got interrupted, unfortunately, by somebody who came along and
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Speaker 5: wanted to not only undo all the good stuff that
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Speaker 5: he had done, but tack on at warp speed the
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Speaker 5: damage that the Democratic Party, at least the big wigs
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Speaker 5: UPSID Party, are currently trying to perpetrate against the American people.
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Speaker 5: The idea of Cloud and Pivens destroy us from within,
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Speaker 5: remove the Constitution, as you pointed out earlier, from being
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Speaker 5: that guiding principle. It is a roadblock for them, and
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Speaker 5: they want it gone. And the best way they can
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Speaker 5: do that is to make the people cry uncle. Whereas
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Speaker 5: Donald Trump, as you pointed out on my show on
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Speaker 5: your last visit, is firmly re establishing the middle class,
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Speaker 5: which makes almost the entirety of their arguments useless, and
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Speaker 5: they start to recognize they do have more control. They
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Speaker 5: just have to make better choices, and they are free
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Speaker 5: in a way that they would not be anywhere else.
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Speaker 5: That all works into this one very simple thing, and
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Speaker 5: unfortunately Donald Trump has having to go back and get
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Speaker 5: the economy back to booming, because no matter what kind
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Speaker 5: of cuts you have to make, no matter what type
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Speaker 5: of pain might be required, the better the economy is
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Speaker 5: doing at the time you do it, the less it's
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Speaker 5: going to hurt anyone. And that has always been his plan.
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 7: And then see the thing is Donald Trump is a builder,
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Speaker 7: and you can be a builder in many ways, not
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Speaker 7: just of buildings, but of businesses in general and building
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Speaker 7: a family, et cetera. He's done all those things across
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Speaker 7: the board. And when you are a builder, sometimes you
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Speaker 7: understand what it means to really grow something. And growing something,
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Speaker 7: you know, if you have never run a business, if
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Speaker 7: you've only let's say, existed, Like Debbie Dingleberry of Representative
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Speaker 7: Debbie Dingleberry of Michigan, who said, guess what she said, Tim,
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Speaker 7: This idiot said, Oh, now that Trump's bill has passed,
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Speaker 7: big beautiful bill has passed, more people are going to die.
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Speaker 7: This is how See, these are the kind of knit
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Speaker 7: which we have to be concerned about moving ahead. Now,
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Speaker 7: what about all the deaths during the Corona China iris scan.
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Speaker 7: What about all the deaths ever every weekend in cities
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Speaker 7: like I don't know, Chicago or wherever where people are
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Speaker 7: blown away just for the heck of it. How many
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Speaker 7: abortions have happened, which she supported vehemently with.
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Speaker 2: All of her might. You talk about that she's a
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Speaker 2: person of death. We're looking at a bill that.
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Speaker 7: Is actually going to revive and bring new life to
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Speaker 7: our republic. And yet you have Democrats and she's not
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Speaker 7: the only one. I just happened to name one. I
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Speaker 7: can only say one name at a time. They're talking
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Speaker 7: about more people dying. This is you see, this is
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Speaker 7: the kind of stuff we need to weed out. And
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Speaker 7: I think as things continue to be enacted under the
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Speaker 7: Trump administration and things get going, people like her will
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Speaker 7: be naturally weeded out, even just through ignoring by we
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Speaker 7: the people.
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Speaker 5: What say you, Well, I would like to agree with
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Speaker 5: you on that one, Ron, but I think history, especially
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Speaker 5: recent history, has shown that there is a market for stupidity.
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Speaker 5: It seems to be the only thing that makes some
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Speaker 5: of us feel better about our own intellectual levels. It's like, Hey,
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Speaker 5: that person's dumber than I am, and if I can
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Speaker 5: get them elected, what could I do someday? But yeah,
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Speaker 5: you're right, it's harder and harder for them to push
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Speaker 5: and sell the lives. The truth is available now in
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Speaker 5: more ways than it's ever been, and thankfully we have
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Speaker 5: great voices like yours out here, and I'd like to
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Speaker 5: think that I'm contributed to that in some way too.
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Speaker 5: You are well, Thank you sir, But you know, we've
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Speaker 5: got more and more options, and more and more people
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Speaker 5: are reaching all these different levels, so the truth is
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Speaker 5: being made more relevant. And the other thing that Donald
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Speaker 5: Trump is extremely good at besides building, And you know,
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Speaker 5: I'm not a trunk sympathet. It kind of sound like
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Speaker 5: him sometimes because he does a lot of good stuff.
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Speaker 5: But you know, probably as well as anybody of ever
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Speaker 5: spoken to. I'm not a sick of fan. I call
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Speaker 5: him out, I call him to the mat when it's necessary.
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Speaker 5: And the thing is, the one thing he's done better
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Speaker 5: than building has been making these people reveal themselves, even
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Speaker 5: to the folks they don't want to, and I think
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Speaker 5: that is really, more than anything, what's going to cost them.
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Speaker 5: The Democratic Party is at a crossroads, and they're going
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Speaker 5: to have to reevaluate their dedication to America as a nation,
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Speaker 5: or they're going to have to just go ahead and
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Speaker 5: fully become communists and call themselves whatever. But either way,
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Speaker 5: they're going to be struggling for a while. The only
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Speaker 5: thing that could be harmful right now is a misstep
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Speaker 5: with the economy. And again, I think that's what made
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Speaker 5: the Big Beautiful Bill's passage so important. The one single
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Speaker 5: most important aspect we have right now are those Trump
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Speaker 5: tax cuts. If they had been allowed to expire, that
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Speaker 5: would have been bad news for the economy or at
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Speaker 5: least through the midterms. And even though it would have
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Speaker 5: been the Democrats that caused it, they would still point
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Speaker 5: the finger at Donald Trump. And there had been a
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Speaker 5: ton of average voters out there that they've been dedicated
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Speaker 5: to that party for so long they want to believe them,
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Speaker 5: even when they should know better, they would have bought
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Speaker 5: into it. But as long as the economy continues to
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Speaker 5: grow and gets stronger, and we can hold on maybe
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Speaker 5: even gain in the midterms, then the chances of completely
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Speaker 5: restoring American greatness and turning over the keys to someone
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Speaker 5: else when it comes next presidential election time that's going
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Speaker 5: to be financially, fiscally responsible, true to conservatism, and put
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Speaker 5: America first. All that increases exponentially, and that's got to
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Speaker 5: be the goal in the target right.
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Speaker 7: Now, absolutely, and to maintain that and make sure that
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Speaker 7: it not only does it occur as it did under
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Speaker 7: Ronald Reagan, but it sticks and it becomes a long
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Speaker 7: term deal.
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Speaker 2: We've got to catch it at the other end.
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Speaker 7: And that means through education and honest preaching, because we've
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Speaker 7: had too many liberal preachers these I don't know what
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Speaker 7: do you want to call them. I just don't want
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Speaker 7: to get nasty here, because I get so angry when
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Speaker 7: I think about these false preachers and there's too many
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Speaker 7: of them, and the education system in our country that's
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Speaker 7: got to be changed into a real situation of education
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Speaker 7: so that future generations will not just turn around and
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Speaker 7: go right back into the death march of the current
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Speaker 7: communist Democrat Party. And by the way, the Democrat Party
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Speaker 7: is full of communists. You have, at least, at the
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Speaker 7: very least. The last time I checked, you could go
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Speaker 7: through the names, there were seventy known communists in the
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Speaker 7: American Congress, and I think since that time it has increased,
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24:54
Speaker 7: them are still there. So, yeah, we already have the
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Speaker 7: Communists there.
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Speaker 2: Most of the.
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Speaker 7: Mandates of the Communist Manifesto are in and have been
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Speaker 7: in operation in this country. If you look at the
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Speaker 7: Communist Manifesto and look at what's going on in our country,
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Speaker 7: beginning with the income tax, it's already here. The reason
25:17
Speaker 7: why it hasn't taken full strength is because of the
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Speaker 7: other good elements of this country, based in our constitution,
25:25
Speaker 7: in our free market economics. So you've had this battle,
25:28
Speaker 7: this Keynesian and free market economic battle going on tug
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Speaker 7: of war for for many years.
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Speaker 2: I wanted you to touch on that, Tim.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if we have very much time to
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Speaker 7: get into it, because I know we're coming up on
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Speaker 7: a heartbreak very soon. But if you got about twenty seconds,
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Speaker 5: Okay, Well, the quick response is, of course you're right
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Speaker 7: Happy Independence Day, America, and Happy Faith Day. I'm not Edwards,
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Speaker 5: Well, thank you very much, Ron, both for the opportunity
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Speaker 2: And you will be found, sir.
30:43
Speaker 7: But you know, you know, Tim, America's founding fathers knew
30:48
Speaker 7: that self evident truths are our ten commandments in aailable
30:53
Speaker 7: rights for example, the Ten Commandments enumerates are invailable rights.
30:59
Speaker 7: We all know that we have ten Commandments one through four,
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Speaker 7: for example, which points out the rights to worship God
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Speaker 7: publicly the way the Bible says that He wants to
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Speaker 7: be worshiped. This is why America's historical buildings, monuments, and
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Speaker 7: cemetary memorials have Bible verses and symbols carved into them
31:19
Speaker 7: by architectural design. You even find that, believe it or not,
31:24
Speaker 7: are you sitting down, tim You find these writings on
31:29
Speaker 7: the buildings at Harvard University.
31:31
Speaker 2: Now, when you look at.
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Speaker 7: How Harvard is run today, it's hard to believe that
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Speaker 7: it was once a Christian dominated It was a Christian
31:39
Speaker 7: founded university, as were all of the Ivy League schools.
31:44
Speaker 7: And see, this is the thing, and I really want
31:48
Speaker 7: to get your take on this. The you know, these schools,
31:56
Speaker 7: these once Christian organizational schools, are an example as to
32:02
Speaker 7: why we the people of this country who wanted to
32:05
Speaker 7: be great, to be great again, have to take territories.
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Speaker 7: We take it for Jesus, We take it for our liberties,
32:12
Speaker 7: We take it for our generations to come after us.
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Speaker 7: And we must not give up like they did with
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Speaker 7: the Ivy League schools.
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Speaker 5: What say you, well, I mean, you're clearly one hundred
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Speaker 5: percent correct. The problem has been and the only reason
32:32
Speaker 5: some people might think you're off base a little is
32:36
Speaker 5: because they've been influenced by infiltrators. We've had people that
32:41
Speaker 5: they're actively trying to destroy everything that makes Western civilization different,
32:46
Speaker 5: and the values of Christianity stand chief among those things.
32:51
Speaker 5: And this effort, this idea, somehow, this falsehood notion by
32:56
Speaker 5: the way, that in order to pursue academic greatness, you
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Speaker 5: must forsake superstition, and therefore anything religious must be superstition.
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Speaker 5: It's all a false narrative designed to try to make
33:09
Speaker 5: relatively intelligent people stray from a path. And then they're
33:15
Speaker 5: so busy trying to find what's missing from their life,
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Speaker 5: that big, giant, god shaped hold that we all feel,
33:21
Speaker 5: whether we recognize it as that or not, they'll go
33:24
Speaker 5: down a ridiculous number of paths, all of which falls
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Speaker 5: short when the solution was obvious and right there all
33:33
Speaker 5: the time. So the people that are willing to stand up,
33:37
Speaker 5: that are willing to be savage, that are willing to
33:40
Speaker 5: be the frontline warriors in the name of Christianity, and
33:46
Speaker 5: you are in a spiritual war. If that is you,
33:48
Speaker 5: you have to be prepared to fight those battles in
33:53
Speaker 5: the intellectual fields, in the academic fields, and unfortunately, due
33:58
Speaker 5: to weak his find and weak need political actors and
34:03
Speaker 5: those who would destroy Western civilization, occasionally it has to
34:08
Speaker 5: be done on the streets too. Now I'm not advocating
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Speaker 5: violence by any means, but a true faith warrior has
34:15
Speaker 5: to be prepared to put everything in Christ's hands and
34:20
Speaker 5: let them lead the way. And sometimes that's going to
34:22
Speaker 5: take you to a place or two that's a little painful,
34:24
Speaker 5: And you can ask the founding fathers, as you pointed out,
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Speaker 5: but there's no greater evidence of a divine plan than
34:33
Speaker 5: the fact that a group of farmers and a few
34:35
Speaker 5: preachers got together with a couple of military minded people
34:39
Speaker 5: and managed to overthrow a superpower. And it just it
34:42
Speaker 5: could not have happened in that time nor this time
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Speaker 5: without a lot of divine intervention. And if you don't
34:50
Speaker 5: believe in faith, then you're missing out on some of
34:53
Speaker 5: the greatest miracles of life. But if you look at
34:56
Speaker 5: this and you claim to be a believer and you
34:58
Speaker 5: still don't believe in American greatness through divinity. Then you're
35:03
Speaker 5: missing something that I can't help you with. You need
35:05
Speaker 5: to get back to reading the Bible. That's all I
35:07
Speaker 5: can say.
35:08
Speaker 7: Whereas a country preacher used to say, you need Jesus.
35:14
Speaker 7: You know you're so true in what you're saying. If
35:18
Speaker 7: you want to re establish great intellectual prowess in America,
35:23
Speaker 7: I dare say, reintroduce the Bible in education. Because the
35:27
Speaker 7: Bible was our first educational book in this country, and
35:31
Speaker 7: things grew from there. And as long as biblical principles
35:35
Speaker 7: were part of our education, we were always number one
35:39
Speaker 7: the Numero uno. And throughout history, including biblical history, whenever
35:44
Speaker 7: the leader or king of those nations openly proclaimed God,
35:50
Speaker 7: I'm talking about the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,
35:53
Speaker 7: that God, guess what happened. God blessed that nation, whether
35:59
Speaker 7: they had foibles or not. And in recent days in
36:03
Speaker 7: our own country, you've had people like Pete Hexath, President
36:08
Speaker 7: Trump and other officials in his cabinet openly declared Jesus
36:14
Speaker 7: Christ as their Lord and savior. And in fact, Pete
36:17
Speaker 7: Hexath said, and I was really thrilled about this, and
36:21
Speaker 7: my wife was just she shouted for joy when he
36:25
Speaker 7: proclaimed that Jesus was lord over the United States military.
36:30
Speaker 7: And when you have those kinds of proclamations, God smiles
36:34
Speaker 7: upon your nation and he blesses your actions. And whether
36:39
Speaker 7: we were right or wrong to go over there to Iran,
36:42
Speaker 7: that happened after Pete Hexath declared Jesus's lord over the military,
36:47
Speaker 7: and guess what happened there was flawless. And I just
36:51
Speaker 7: pray that they continue to do so openly. They had
36:55
Speaker 7: an event yesterday in Iowa and the first ten minutes
37:00
Speaker 7: of it was bathed in prayer. And it wasn't Paula White,
37:06
Speaker 7: It was a sincere Christian leader, Okay. And God is
37:12
Speaker 7: going to bless that. That's why you hear me saying,
37:16
Speaker 7: oh man, we're going to be blessed. Things are going
37:18
Speaker 7: to get better. As long as they continue to acknowledge
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Speaker 7: God publicly as they did in our past history, beginning
37:24
Speaker 7: with the founding fathers, this nation shall be blessed.
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Speaker 2: What say you, sir, I.
37:31
Speaker 5: Say the proof is in the putting, as the ye
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Speaker 5: old saying goes. You've already pointed out the fact that
37:37
Speaker 5: upward trends happened when the relationship has made clear, and
37:41
Speaker 5: when the proclamations are made plain, we as a nation
37:46
Speaker 5: are in a covenant, not just a promise, not a guarantee,
37:50
Speaker 5: not occasionally behaving in a way that we might both
37:53
Speaker 5: agree with. We're in a covenant. But the thing about
37:56
Speaker 5: a covenant is you have to live up to your
37:58
Speaker 5: side of it in order to receive the benefits, same
38:01
Speaker 5: as any other binding contract that we like to think
38:05
Speaker 5: of in modern terms. A lot of people these days, unfortunately,
38:09
Speaker 5: make fun of, or take for granted taking of an oath.
38:14
Speaker 5: They don't think there's any merit to it. They don't
38:16
Speaker 5: believe that there's any consequences to failing an oath. And
38:20
Speaker 5: there are, and you may not recognize it at the time,
38:23
Speaker 5: but at some point hopefully you will recognize it so
38:27
Speaker 5: you can correct it. But the ultimate situation here when
38:32
Speaker 5: it comes to Iran, I don't care how against.
38:35
Speaker 12: It you are.
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Speaker 5: It would have been far worse for everyone, yourself included,
38:39
Speaker 5: if Iran were able to start lobbing nukes at their neighbors.
38:45
Speaker 5: If they had been, and they would have.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because that's their belief. That's their belief.
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Speaker 7: If anyone who's had the displeasure of reading the Koran
38:52
Speaker 7: as I have, it's in their book.
38:54
Speaker 2: They're following their dictates, okay, And so.
38:59
Speaker 7: It really befuddles me how ignorant people are when it
39:03
Speaker 7: comes to dealing with the Islamist. If you tell the
39:06
Speaker 7: truth about them, you're called a racist, you're attacked. And
39:11
Speaker 7: it's even worse in places like Great Britain. It is
39:13
Speaker 7: just off the chain, terrible over there when it comes
39:16
Speaker 7: to that, they treat the Islamist and Great Britain like
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Speaker 7: their God. And uh, nothing could be further from the truth. Tim,
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Speaker 7: I want to thank you so much for joining us
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Speaker 7: and being with us. Uh, we got to do this
39:29
Speaker 7: more often often. We got to start meeting more often
39:32
Speaker 7: like this. Yeah, but yeah, you're you're a great guy.
39:37
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Speaker 7: or commonwealth at a time, engulfing our entire, big, beautiful nation.
44:24
Speaker 7: And this is what makes a nation great when the
44:30
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Speaker 7: three percent. And it was only as high as thirteen
45:04
Speaker 7: percent that fully supported the effort to extract America, the
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Speaker 7: they won. The rest of the people got it, and
45:18
Speaker 7: the rest is history. And that's what's so beautiful about
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Speaker 7: not worried about polls. He has done what politicians or
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Speaker 7: they used to be called statesmen, should be doing. They
45:38
Speaker 7: should look at the policy, an issue, etc. And act
45:45
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45:49
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45:53
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45:56
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46:03
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Speaker 2: And you know that's the way it is. It's just
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46:35
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46:39
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46:42
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46:45
Speaker 7: girl angry. They wanted to be slap happy all the time.
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Speaker 7: And when you act accordingly. Guess what happens When you
46:55
Speaker 7: carry on like that in your family, you destroy your
46:57
Speaker 7: family in the long run. And so you've got to
47:02
Speaker 7: stand up for what is right, no matter what it is.
47:07
Speaker 2: And it is right.
47:10
Speaker 7: To require, for example, people in order to receive Medicaid payments,
47:16
Speaker 7: especially when you're younger, you've.
47:19
Speaker 2: Got to get out and go to work.
47:22
Speaker 7: But yet the left will say, oh, that is so evil,
47:25
Speaker 7: that is so discriminatory, and I mean the left continues
47:31
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47:36
Speaker 7: that means you're discriminating against the lazy.
47:39
Speaker 2: Well, then so be it.
47:42
Speaker 7: As we celebrate the anniversary of our brave founders declaric
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Speaker 7: our nation's independence, embarking upon the path to freedom from tyranny.
47:50
Speaker 7: Tax over taxation without representation, and many of our taxes
47:55
Speaker 7: are without representation. What representation is there when it comes
48:00
Speaker 7: to our property taxes, I'll tell you absolutely none. So
48:09
Speaker 7: it is that means through property taxes, you never own
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48:29
Speaker 7: what was going to happen had Trump not gotten this
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Speaker 7: big bill across the finish line and a few other
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Speaker 7: things that still need to be done, we were going
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Speaker 7: to fall into another situation that like that had occurred
48:42
Speaker 7: during the Ali Obama administration, remember the housing crisis, and
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Speaker 7: then so many people wented foreclosure. And guess what happened.
48:52
Speaker 7: The mammoth corporations brought up all those homes. And that's
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Speaker 7: part of the destruction of the free middle class, making
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Speaker 7: renters out of Americans. No, we're supposed to be free
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Speaker 7: people that own our own property. Once you pay for
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Speaker 7: your home, that should be it. Once you pay for
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Speaker 7: your land.
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Speaker 2: That should be it.
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Speaker 7: The government does not need property taxes in order to
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Speaker 7: have enough money to spend on what is constitutionally mandated
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Speaker 7: as duties to be carried out by the government. And
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Speaker 7: that's another thing we the people, as part of re
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Speaker 7: establishing freedom and true liberty in our republic, we have
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Speaker 7: to make sure that President Trump fully gets the fact
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Speaker 7: or the truth of the matter that the government needs
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Speaker 7: to be refocused on its constitutionally mandated duty and out
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Speaker 7: of the business, get the cut off these other tentacles
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Speaker 7: that have nothing to do with proper governance over this country,
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Speaker 7: and get back to the business, the original business of
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Speaker 7: protecting our rights, protecting the law abiding sovereign Americans, meaning
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Speaker 7: we were born here, that we are not wards of
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Speaker 7: the state. And at the same time, we the people
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Speaker 7: must get back to a closer relationship with God, or
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Speaker 7: as Thomas Jefferson famously wrote, or Nature's God through his
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Speaker 7: son Yeshua or Jesus Christ. It's that simple, folks, It's
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Speaker 7: that simple.
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Speaker 2: Is it always easy?
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Speaker 9: No?
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Speaker 7: Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. But it can be made
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Speaker 7: easier by normalizing, renormalizing God back into society. Renormalizing the
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Speaker 7: proper teaching of our constitution. You have to properly teach
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Speaker 7: someone to drive, am I correct? You have to properly
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Speaker 7: teach your children how to balance a checkbook. You have
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Speaker 7: to properly teach them how to cut the lawn and
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Speaker 7: do the things their chores around the house. You have
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Speaker 7: to be taught, properly taught in every endeavor in order
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Speaker 7: to do it well well. The same is true for
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Speaker 7: running this country, running the government. We can no longer
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Speaker 7: afford to have people appointed to the Supreme Court like
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Speaker 7: Atanji Jackson, who doesn't even know what a woman is.
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Speaker 7: The fact that due to the fact that you know,
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Speaker 7: I guess she never looked in the mirror, that she
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Speaker 7: happens to be a female. I cannot say that she's
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Speaker 7: actually a woman, because there is a difference between an
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Speaker 7: actual woman and a female. But she is on that
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Speaker 7: side of the gender map. She's a female. We have
51:53
Speaker 7: to get our moral house in order so that we
51:55
Speaker 7: do not have these kinds of nitwits in the mix
51:59
Speaker 7: to be appointed to positions of responsibility. We have to
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Speaker 7: have a responsibility based to clean up of this republic,
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Speaker 7: beginning with getting back to God and then we go
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Speaker 7: from there, because I guarantee you if we operate according
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Speaker 7: to the ten Commandments, according to the first ten amendments
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Speaker 7: of the Original Constitution, Oh my gosh, this nation you
52:28
Speaker 7: talk about winning, there will be no end to winning.
52:35
Speaker 7: Medical care will be so improved that our life spans
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Speaker 7: will increase, and there's always there's already inklings about this.
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Speaker 7: There are things that I've known about for many years
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Speaker 7: that are going to be coming to the four as
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Speaker 7: far as medical care, which will become healthcare, because there's
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Speaker 7: so many things that could be done to expand our lives.
52:58
Speaker 7: God gave us one hundred and twenty years the curse.
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Speaker 7: Why is it that we don't live that way because
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Speaker 7: of the influx of wrong principles, wrong actions. But that's
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Speaker 7: all going to be turned around. I really believe it.
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Speaker 7: Good food, good teaching, good actions, good country, and you
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Speaker 7: know this is America, the beautiful Thank you for joining
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Speaker 7: me on this Independence day.
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Speaker 2: Faith.
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Speaker 7: They addition, now that I see that my time is
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Speaker 7: of thank you so much for your time. Remember to
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Speaker 7: pray for your nation, your friends, your family, and even
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Speaker 7: your enemies that they get it right before it's too late.
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Speaker 7: And don't forget to treat others the way you want
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Speaker 7: to be treated. Don't forget. Also that Yeshua is king.
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Speaker 7: I'm Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 2: Excelsior.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, even the even the bed, even to be even
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Speaker 3: the bed. That's all, folks, tags and stage right sh