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Minaj at AmFest, Majority, MIlitary ticks? · Rich Valdés: This is America!

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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez, powered by poliitweek dot com.
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Speaker 2: And Rich Valdees is with us former Christian administration officials.
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Speaker 3: He works at Chris Christieve and follow us each on
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Speaker 3: a lot of public service stuff.
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Speaker 4: Rich Valdez calumnist now with the Washington Times.
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Speaker 1: This is America, Richiev.
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Speaker 5: You're on the air with a nation Nation with America.
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Speaker 1: With your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 5: What's up, America.
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Speaker 4: I am Rich Valdes Valdez with an s a Rich
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Speaker 4: Valdez on all of the social media. Welcome to the
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Speaker 4: Monday night edition of the program. I am blessed and
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Speaker 4: happy to be here with you.
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Speaker 5: It is what.
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Speaker 4: It's Monday, the twenty second already of December. And if
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Speaker 4: you want to join us on our late night national
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Speaker 4: town hall conversation, you know the number to eight seven
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Speaker 4: seven Valdez one. I want to keep your company this evening,
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Speaker 4: of course, and talk about battling the forces of wokeness
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Speaker 4: with some truth, one headline at a time, from the
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Speaker 4: concrete jungle here in the Big Apa to the palm
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Speaker 4: trees of Miami and wherever else you guys might be,
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Speaker 4: Puerto Rico, anybody else, everywhere else that's listening. I want
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Speaker 4: to say that no chebuena, Christmas Eve is just a
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Speaker 4: couple of days away. I can almost smell the pernil roasting.
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Speaker 4: That's the roasted pig shoulder. Ah, that is so good. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: I want to jump into a bunch of things. Like
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Speaker 4: we often say around here, freedom isn't free, but it's
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Speaker 4: worth every single penny.
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Speaker 5: So let's get at it.
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Speaker 4: I mean, he goes first up those national political headlines
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Speaker 4: that prove that America's comeback is in full swing under
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Speaker 4: President Trump. At turning Point USA's Amfest, the America Fest
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Speaker 4: down in Arizona, rap megastar Nicki Minaj made a surprise
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Speaker 4: appearance on stage with Erica Kirk. She's the one of
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Speaker 4: the great Charlie Kirk as you know. And let me
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Speaker 4: tell you, Nicki Minaj lit up like a cooky on caffeene.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 4: She did an amazing job praising President Trump, standing up
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Speaker 4: for the Nigeria and Christians that are facing persecution. Talking
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Speaker 4: about a plot twist in the culture wars. Right, who
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Speaker 4: would have seen it, this gorgeous black rapper being the
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Speaker 4: biggest advocate for the America First policies. It was really
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Speaker 4: a welcome surprise, and I think she was extraordinarily well
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Speaker 4: received by the crowd. And to me, it was just
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Speaker 4: one of those things where it's like, look, this is
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Speaker 4: why I don't like to go to war with the lefties.
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Speaker 5: Why because they're not all die hard lefties. Right.
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Speaker 4: Nicki Minaus was critical of Trump at one point, and
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Speaker 4: she probably identified as a Democrat or supported Democrats.
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Speaker 5: She's Hollywood, after all. But guess what she.
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Speaker 4: Experienced life from a different perspective five years ago, six
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Speaker 4: years ago, during the COVID attack on our lives, she
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Speaker 4: was talking about how she had a cousin that didn't
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Speaker 4: want to take the vaccine, and then she was criticized
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Speaker 4: and ridiculed by some people and realized, hey, hold on,
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Speaker 4: whatever happened to my free speech? People don't realize her.
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Speaker 4: They don't consider I should say that an artist, a
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Speaker 4: recording artist, a journalist on it, a broadcaster, anybody who speaks, comedians,
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Speaker 4: they speak for a living. They're out there sharing the ideas.
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Speaker 4: These people are the biggest advocates for free speech you're
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Speaker 4: ever gonna find. This is why I proudly display the microphone,
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Speaker 4: the headphones, the Statue of Liberty, the American flag all
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Speaker 4: that that's tattooed on my forearm because I support our liberty,
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Speaker 4: I support our right to free speech, and I want
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Speaker 4: everybody to know it. It's important that we never let
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Speaker 4: go of that. The minute they do, it's the minute
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Speaker 4: you won't hear me anymore. Right, somebody will silence me
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Speaker 4: here or you or anybody else. That's not something we
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Speaker 4: can allow. So anyway, kudos to Nicki Minaj. I got
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Speaker 4: some clips we're gonna play. We're gonna dig into what
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Speaker 4: she said, and she said a lot. She said a lot,
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Speaker 4: so did a lot of other People's a lot of
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Speaker 4: people there, and we're gonna get into that as well
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Speaker 4: as much of it as we can.
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Speaker 5: I think there's probably too much for the time that
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Speaker 5: we have together.
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Speaker 4: But in other news, you've got the Trump administration cleaning
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Speaker 4: house overseas, recalling nearly thirty ambassadors that were appointed the
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Speaker 4: old regime, no more Biden holdovers, and making room for
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Speaker 4: loyal diplomats who put America first. Like our buddy Sergio
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Speaker 4: Goru served in the White House, he served Trump in
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Speaker 4: the private sector, and now he's his excellency, the Ambassador
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Speaker 4: to India and a special envoy for South Asia. So
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Speaker 4: kudos to him for being there, but we need more
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Speaker 4: like him, and I think that's the plan that they
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Speaker 4: were making today in making space for some new diplomats.
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Speaker 4: Kudos to everybody who's involved in that move. That's you know,
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Speaker 4: you gotta make moves on these things, so no more
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Speaker 4: deep state holdovers. Plan foot seat with the foreign foes.
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Speaker 4: And check this out. Trump's torching the Barak who's saying
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Speaker 4: Obamacare yet again, calling out insurance companies that are owned
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Speaker 4: by Democrats while announcing a massive.
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Speaker 5: Golden fleet of battleships. That's right.
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Speaker 4: The President held a press conference at mar A Lago
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Speaker 4: to announce the golden fleet of battleships hundred times more
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Speaker 4: powerful than anything we've seen before. And man, that's good news, right.
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Speaker 4: It looks like we're winning on every angle here. The
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Speaker 4: left is obviously going to whine about the Epstein files.
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Speaker 4: And I was on news Max this weekend. I have
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Speaker 4: a video out on Twitter or somewhere wherever I shared it,
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Speaker 4: I didn't get to share it everywhere.
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Speaker 5: It's been like a whirldwood.
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Speaker 4: I've been I've had more time off than I've had
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Speaker 4: in a long time, and I've been busier than I've
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Speaker 4: been in a really long time, So forgive me if
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Speaker 4: you haven't heard from me much on Socialist As. I've
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Speaker 4: been doing stuff with news Max Christmas parties all over
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Speaker 4: the place, which is really good because it's one of
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Speaker 4: the few times in the year that I'm out this much.
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Speaker 4: So anyway, the Epstein files now they're trying to impeach Pambondi, right,
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Speaker 4: that's the latest move. They want to impeach her for
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Speaker 4: not delivering on their witch hunt.
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Speaker 5: I have been the though. These people, it's like they
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Speaker 5: don't learn and they don't care.
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Speaker 4: Though, and I'll say if excuses were like in Binalas right,
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Speaker 4: like Delos, then these people would be stuffed.
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Speaker 5: They would have a feast.
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Speaker 4: Anyway, I also have a heartwarming human interest story to
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Speaker 4: kind of warm your soul.
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Speaker 5: This Cafeli's noviad. Right, it's.
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Speaker 4: Appropriately time with no check when no check wine is
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Speaker 4: Christmas Eve. It's what we celebrate in my family. It's
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Speaker 4: you know, literally translated to the good night, and you
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Speaker 4: know it's midnight Mass and then party. It's almost like
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Speaker 4: New Year's right, It's a fantastic time. And you've heard
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Speaker 4: me say this before. And you know in Puerto Rico,
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Speaker 4: not necessarily here it's kind of hard to do it here.
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Speaker 4: But people go knock on each other's doors and having
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Speaker 4: traditional drinks and just enjoying themselves in the streets, bringing
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Speaker 4: out some instruments and you know, taking the moroccas, the guitar,
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Speaker 4: the congas, whatever instruments you got, and singing Christmas carols,
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Speaker 4: which they call agianados, and they sing them up and
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Speaker 4: down the street. They sometimes add cars to the mix
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Speaker 4: and then they it becomes like a whole parade, a
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Speaker 4: caravan called up Paranda. And I tell you, every year
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Speaker 4: I want to do it, and every year something comes
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Speaker 4: up where I can't do it. I was really hoping
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Speaker 4: to be in Puerto Rico for Christmas this year, and
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Speaker 4: with any luck, I will be. I'm just waiting on
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Speaker 4: a couple of moving parts, had some delays in my plants. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: there is more to come straight ahead. And the thing
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Speaker 4: I wanted to get into though before I left, was
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Speaker 4: that people stand up for things right. And this heartwarming
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Speaker 4: story I was mentioning to you. It's a story of faith,
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Speaker 4: it's a story of resilience, and that's a beautiful thing.
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Speaker 4: Now in one of these Bible belt towns down south,
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Speaker 4: some of the local residents are defying their mayor's Gridshey
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Speaker 4: request to yank down a Nativity display that's on public land,
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Speaker 4: and they're saying, ah ah, not on our watch. They
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Speaker 4: turned it into a community stand for faith and freedom.
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Speaker 4: It's got the townspeople rallying with hot cocoa and hymns.
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Speaker 4: They're out there proving that the true spirit of Christmas
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Speaker 4: truly can't be canceled. And as you've heard people quip
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Speaker 4: in the past, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Speaker 4: Well how about this one. If it's addativity, don't nix it.
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Speaker 5: I love that.
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Speaker 4: Anyway, We got some heartwarming stuff right there, and I
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Speaker 4: want to remind you, or at least this reminds me,
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Speaker 4: maybe it should remind all of us of why we
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Speaker 4: need to fight for our traditions. Anyway, Shifting to some
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Speaker 4: important medical news, because sting healthy means more time with
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Speaker 4: our familias. After decades of being dismissed by the medical elite,
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Speaker 4: something known as chronic lyme diseases, finally getting the recognition
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Speaker 4: it deserves. Turns out it's not just in your head
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Speaker 4: and new studies show that if you're feeling the holiday
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Speaker 4: blues like depression and anxiet, that actually might jack up
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Speaker 4: your heart disease risk. Right, So it's not just oh,
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Speaker 4: it's in your head, you're just having panic. No, that
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Speaker 4: stuff actually takes a toll on your heart health. So
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Speaker 4: what do we gotta do. We got to prioritize our
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Speaker 4: mental health with prayer, with exercise, obviously eating better. You know,
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Speaker 4: none of those guaba pastries like the ones I have
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Speaker 4: to have. I have them from the Dominican place. I
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Speaker 4: have them from the Cuban place. I have them from
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Speaker 4: the Columbian place, the Cuban place. There's so many good
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Speaker 4: restaurants near me, and I enjoy anything with guaba and cheese.
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Speaker 4: Oh man, Anyway, announce the prevention is worth a pound
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Speaker 4: of cure. So keep that in mind and we'll talk
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Speaker 4: about that too a little bit more down the road.
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Speaker 4: And don't go anywhere because coming up in the show
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Speaker 4: in a little bit, I've got a special guest for us,
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Speaker 4: Kevin Smith. You remember him, Long Island Loud Majority. He's
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Speaker 4: a firebrand conservative activist. He's on Rumble every day on
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Speaker 4: his show on Rumble, which you need to check out
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Speaker 4: and he'll tell us all about it. But he was
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Speaker 4: at Amfest and he's going to be our man on
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Speaker 4: the ground there giving us the scoop, and you don't
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Speaker 4: want to miss that. Plus, with all of the chaos
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Speaker 4: in the headlines, it makes us think are we doing enough,
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Speaker 4: are we doing the right thing? Are we taking a
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Speaker 4: back seat? Or do we need to step up? Well,
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Speaker 4: we're going to talk about that more and more because
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Speaker 4: we don't want to get to a point where Christmas
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Speaker 4: is being canceled or even worse like New Year's. All right,
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Speaker 4: New Year's being canceled right now in Paris. You heard
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Speaker 4: about that a couple of weeks ago. I mean, this
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Speaker 4: is horrible. Now things are so bad that the propaganda's
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Speaker 4: are in full swing. I've got people in my own
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Speaker 4: family texted me this morning saying, did you hear they
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Speaker 4: canceled New Year's? I said, yeah, in France and they
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Speaker 4: said no, no, no, They've canceled it here in New
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Speaker 4: York City. And I thought to myself, dud, would you
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Speaker 4: imagine the real implications of canceling Christmas without a pandemic
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Speaker 4: like in the name of terrorism. I don't know if
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Speaker 4: it would work, And I don't mean Christmas, I mean
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Speaker 4: New Year's. But man, we're going to talk about that.
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Speaker 4: Judgejenine Piro wighed in on the Fox News Channel and
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Speaker 4: we got a clip of that, and I want to
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Speaker 4: talk about that because also Telsea Gabbard spoke about that
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Speaker 4: in the great speech that she gave at America Fest.
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Speaker 4: Lots to discuss. Keep it locked right here, don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 4: I'm rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: This is America.
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Speaker 2: And you know when you look at all of that,
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Speaker 2: you know people can come on and they can tell
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Speaker 2: you that crime is down. But as you know, it's
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Speaker 2: the perception, and it's the report that you just had
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Speaker 2: a few minutes ago, Dana, where people think about Bondi Beach,
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Speaker 2: people think about Look, I was just in Paris and
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Speaker 2: they it's a beautiful city at the hour for the holidays,
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Speaker 2: and they just canceled the New Year's Eve celebration in
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Speaker 2: the Chanso Lyse because they're worried about a terrorist threat.
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Speaker 2: So what's happening across the world is that people are
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Speaker 2: starting to be fearful as they were years ago because
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Speaker 2: of what we're seeing because those of the anti Semitism,
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Speaker 2: and then.
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Speaker 4: On the oh, hang on, right there, hold on one second, judge,
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Speaker 4: because you're onto something big here.
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Speaker 5: This is a big deal. This is a big deal.
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Speaker 4: When I wake up to text messages from my family saying, hey,
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Speaker 4: did you hear that they're canceling New Year's Eve in
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Speaker 4: New York City, I've got to ask myself what's going on? Right,
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Speaker 4: something's definitely going on where people are living in such fear. Now.
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Speaker 4: I think that the consumption of social media is is
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Speaker 4: a big thing.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 4: It used to be people watched the news at five o'clock,
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Speaker 4: at six o'clock, you know whatever, eleven o'clock news early
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Speaker 4: in the morning.
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Speaker 5: But that was it.
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Speaker 4: It wasn't twenty four hour news, which used to just
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Speaker 4: be on cable TV. Now it's on streaming TV. Now,
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Speaker 4: it's in our phone, right, it's in your news feed,
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Speaker 4: on your Instagram, on your TikTok, on your Twitter. I mean,
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Speaker 4: first of all, if you're on Twitter, you're getting it
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Speaker 4: right because there's no escaping that.
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Speaker 5: So what does all of this boiled down to.
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Speaker 4: I think we overindulge on media, and that's not necessarily
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Speaker 4: me telling you not to listen to my show. That's
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Speaker 4: in many ways me telling you to diversify. Listen to me,
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Speaker 4: but make sure that I don't.
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Speaker 5: Go overboard, right.
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Speaker 4: I Mean there's days where it's heavy on news, but
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Speaker 4: for the most part, we want to hear the funny,
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Speaker 4: silly things, right, the things that help us blow off
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Speaker 4: some steam. These things are important. We got to do
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Speaker 4: this stuff so and you've got to do this stuff right.
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Speaker 4: Go to the gym, take that kickboxing class, do whatever
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Speaker 4: it is you do to you know, blow off that
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Speaker 4: steam and don't be all in on the news all
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Speaker 4: the time. I've been a news junkie for years, you know,
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Speaker 4: like literally, if it goes too long, like a day,
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Speaker 4: a day and a half where I haven't really tapped in,
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Speaker 4: you know, I start twitching, I get withdraw I like,
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Speaker 4: what's going on? Let me check my Twitter. I'll even,
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Speaker 4: you know, call my friends. I'll call mister producer from
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Speaker 4: the Mark Levin Show and be like, hey, bro, what's
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Speaker 4: going on? What do you know that I don't know?
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Speaker 4: What hasn't reported it? You know who's talking to you?
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Speaker 4: Because you know, being in this world, you tend to
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Speaker 4: get texts from different people for different things, whether it's
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Speaker 4: you know, hey, what are you doing this weekend? Or
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Speaker 4: Merry Christmas or whatever, or did you hear did you
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Speaker 4: hear blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
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Speaker 5: So anyway, my point is.
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Speaker 4: Good unsuspecting people that mean well, that want to do
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Speaker 4: the right thing.
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Speaker 5: With life.
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Speaker 4: Right, they're just here to go to work, pay their taxes,
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Speaker 4: raise their children. These people are now concerned with a
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Speaker 4: terrorist attack thinking that New York City is not gonna
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Speaker 4: allow New Year's Eve. Now, of course it's fake, it's phony,
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Speaker 4: it's for aud it's a hoax. New York City will
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Speaker 4: definitely have New Year's Eve. But the New Year's Eve
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Speaker 4: party in Paris, France at the Champ de Lyze, it's
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Speaker 4: not happening.
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Speaker 5: And that's a reality.
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Speaker 4: And this is something that we shouldn't just accept or
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Speaker 4: take lying down. This is so then we have to
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Speaker 4: stop and really say, hold on a second, we got
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Speaker 4: to make sure that we handle this stuff. Now, judging
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Speaker 4: I Pier wasn't done. I cut her off because I
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Speaker 4: wanted to say that. But the rest of what she's
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Speaker 4: about to say is equally as profound, because it's about
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Speaker 4: what's going on in the world.
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Speaker 5: Listen to this.
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Speaker 2: Their aspect you've got this global these of the transnational
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Speaker 2: narco terrorist where my office was actually involved in writing
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Speaker 2: the warrant that was finally sized for the seizure of
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Speaker 2: that signed the seizure of that vessel, the Skipper off
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Speaker 2: the coast of Venezuela. Because this is an international focus
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Speaker 2: on crime that is coming out of DC that's impacting
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Speaker 2: Americans and the terrible narcotics trafficking that's affecting all of us.
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Speaker 2: So you know, there is a need for law and order.
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Speaker 2: There is a need for a president who's going to
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Speaker 2: take it seriously, and President Trump is and the Attorney
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Speaker 2: General is, and we're seeing the benefits in terms.
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Speaker 5: Of the number. Well amen to that.
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Speaker 4: And I just want to let you know today was
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Speaker 4: announced that there is a third vessel that Maludo has
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Speaker 4: tried to move out. Of course, I'm talking about Nicolas Maludo,
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Speaker 4: the self proclaimed president of Venezuela. He tried to move
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Speaker 4: another vessel around that, according to the United States, is
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Speaker 4: violating sanctions. And it's one more that we've now boxed in.
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Speaker 4: So it's only a matter of time before he's got
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Speaker 4: no more oil and we've got it all. And I
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Speaker 4: never thought, you know, i'd be rooting on something that
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Speaker 4: somebody's gonna say Trump is a pirate, the United States
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Speaker 4: are stealing. But in this case, it's one of those
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Speaker 4: things where these people need to be helped. The people
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Speaker 4: that are suffering under communism in Venezuela, the people that
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Speaker 4: are flooding the border in Colombia to Venezuelans that would
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Speaker 4: love to stay in Venezuela but they can't because they're
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Speaker 4: dying on the vine. There's no work there. When I
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Speaker 4: was in Colombia, I've shared this before, but I'll share
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Speaker 4: it again, every cab driver was Venezuelan. There's prostitution all
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Speaker 4: over Medighin at all hours of the day, all ages too.
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Speaker 4: And you start to you know, you go buy a
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Speaker 4: cup of coffee. You start seeing people and you go,
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Speaker 4: is this always like this? And they go they shake
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Speaker 4: their head like yeah, yeah, it's very popular. These women
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Speaker 4: are coming from Venezuela and they'll do anything to turn
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Speaker 4: a book. And you start to learn that many of
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Speaker 4: these women are Venezuelan and they're just trying to survive.
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Speaker 4: And that's the reality of unchecked immigration, when people are
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Speaker 4: able to sneak into a country, and that's what we're
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Speaker 4: seeing here right, Look at AOC's district. It's become prostitution central.
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Speaker 4: It's really a shame. Speaking of queens, Nicki Minaj, Nicki
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Speaker 4: Minaj pulling up to Amfest, surprising everybody in the crowd
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Speaker 4: and including me. I didn't think she was going to
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Speaker 4: be an Amfest and what she had to say, and
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Speaker 4: man's I feel like Nicki Minaj a couple of years
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Speaker 4: older than younger than me.
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Speaker 5: I'm a couple of years older than her, but.
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Speaker 4: I feel like she gets prettier and prettier each time
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Speaker 4: I see her, not just me, That's all I'm saying.
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Speaker 4: And no disrespect to her husband. I know she's married.
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Speaker 4: It's a compliment to both of you. Anyway, we're gonna
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Speaker 4: talk about Nicki Minaj and why she says that President
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Speaker 4: Trump and Jade Vance are quote unquote role models. Then
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Speaker 4: why she is standing up for the Christians that are
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Speaker 4: being slaughtered in Nigeria, and her conversation with Erica Kirk.
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Speaker 4: Plus we've got our buddy Kevin Smith from the Loud
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Speaker 4: Majority joining us in a moment.
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Speaker 5: Don't go anywhere, I'm Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: This is America. This is America.
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Speaker 3: Bara In Glace or Primal Norodos Bara rich fald Is
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Speaker 3: e s Nos America all.
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Speaker 4: Right, I mean it goes welcome back rich Valdez here
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Speaker 4: with you this Monday night, keeping you company and giving
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Speaker 4: you all of the scoop on what's going on.
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Speaker 5: And I want to get.
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Speaker 4: Into the America Fest of course, Charlie Kirk's annual gathering. Right,
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Speaker 4: it was in my mind it was always the Seapack
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Speaker 4: for young kids, right, for high school and college people.
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Speaker 4: And I've never been to an Nfest. They were never
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Speaker 4: in the right place for me, right, Arizona's a little
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Speaker 4: out of the way for me, but nor I.
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Speaker 5: I think I've never really been invited to be a one, right.
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Speaker 4: I usually end up at Seapack because there's an invitation
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Speaker 4: to something there, and these are phenomenal conferences, no question.
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Speaker 4: I just tend to be always stuck to the microphone somewhere,
19:46
Speaker 4: which I don't mind, right, I love doing what I do.
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Speaker 4: But just explaining why I wasn't there. But one of
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Speaker 4: my buddies was there, and we're gonna chat with him
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Speaker 4: in the next segment, Kevin Smith.
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Speaker 5: But I want you to hear a little bit about
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Speaker 5: what was said there.
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Speaker 4: Because Nicki Minaj is definitely the show stopper, even though
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Speaker 4: Vice President jd Vance I'm here, I'm burying the lead
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Speaker 4: basically launched his campaign for president a little bit early,
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Speaker 4: I would say, but Erica Kirk endorsing him for president
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Speaker 4: of the United States and him, you know, giving some
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Speaker 4: really conciliatory words regarding Charlie Kirk and the ongoing rift
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Speaker 4: that exists in the conservative movement, and a lot of
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Speaker 4: this in large parts circles around people that have always
20:35
Speaker 4: been the closeted bigots feeling the license to expose themselves. Now,
20:41
Speaker 4: this doesn't mean everyone that is critical or criticizing the
20:46
Speaker 4: Israeli government or Prime Minister at Yahoo is an anti semi,
20:51
Speaker 4: but I would say it's probably a large part of
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Speaker 4: those people, right, and then there's some out there that
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Speaker 4: are openly admitted they that they don't like the Jews.
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Speaker 4: But all that aside, we'll talk about the beef. Amongst
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Speaker 4: the different speakers that were there, I want to get
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Speaker 4: into Nicki Minaj because I think she again was the showstopper.
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Speaker 4: She's the one that everyone's going to report on. What
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Speaker 4: you know, some of the conservative influencers said about one
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Speaker 4: another will be reported in conservative media, but the everybody
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Speaker 4: media like Hollywood Reporter, CNN, you know, CBS News, all
21:31
Speaker 4: that stuff, All of those guys are going to be
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Speaker 4: the ones that are reporting on what Nicki Minaj had
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Speaker 4: to say, because this is going to blow them away.
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Speaker 4: And honestly, it blew me away. I was like, Man,
21:43
Speaker 4: I really wish I was at this event. Had I
21:44
Speaker 4: known she was going to be there, I would have
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Speaker 4: made plans. And not that I'm a huge fan of
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Speaker 4: Nicki Minaj her music, although I am. I liked as
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Speaker 4: a handful of songs that I like, but I like
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Speaker 4: those songs a lot, But more so, I love where
21:57
Speaker 4: she's at now, this new level of confidence and understanding
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Speaker 4: and I'm going to say understanding of herself and understanding
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Speaker 4: of where we are as a nation. And I think
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Speaker 4: she positioned it so well in what she talked about,
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Speaker 4: and she talked about a bunch of things. She talked
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Speaker 4: about the importance of speaking on politics with Erica Kirk.
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Speaker 4: She spoke about why it's important to have courage in
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Speaker 4: the face of backlash. She talked about why it's important
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Speaker 4: to stand up for Christians, the importance of speaking at Amfest,
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Speaker 4: and how that means something because of the fact that
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Speaker 4: most people are there to honor God in their politics.
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Speaker 4: I mean, really just impactful stuff. And ultimately she talked
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Speaker 4: about her love for Vice President Trump excuse me, Vice
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Speaker 4: President of Vance and President Trump.
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Speaker 6: This is something I know that's really important to you
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Speaker 6: then on your heart, and I just personally want to
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Speaker 6: know what inspired you to speak out for the Christians
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Speaker 6: that are being slaughtered in Nigeria.
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Speaker 7: Well, and that brings me back to our great president
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Speaker 7: and this administration and our great country that we take
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Speaker 7: for granted that they're right now in this world are
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Speaker 7: people who cannot worship God as they please, where they please.
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Speaker 7: We take it for granted because we have it. We
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Speaker 7: can't even imagine not having that right. But every time
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Speaker 7: we pray and fellowship, we have to remember the people
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Speaker 7: that are right now in this world hiding to pray
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Speaker 7: and fellowship, and we have to pray for them. And
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Speaker 7: first of all, Nigeria is a place I've always loved.
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Speaker 7: Someone very dear to me. My pastor is Nigerian. I
24:02
Speaker 7: have lots of Nigerian barbs, and so hearing that people
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Speaker 7: are being kidnapped and while they're in church people are
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Speaker 7: being kidnapped, people are being killed brutalized all because of
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Speaker 7: their religion, and that should spark outrage in the Great America.
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Speaker 7: And that's what it did. And again, we're not backing
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Speaker 7: down anymore. We are not going to be silenced by
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Speaker 7: the bullies anymore. Okay, know that, hear that, receive that, bullies,
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Speaker 7: We won't be silenced ever again.
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Speaker 1: We will speak up.
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Speaker 7: For Christians wherever they are in this world.
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Speaker 5: Amen.
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Speaker 8: Amen, I don't know if you can see this at home,
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Speaker 8: but she is getting a ton of standing ovations.
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Speaker 4: Truly remarkable, I mean great to watch, too, great to
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Speaker 4: see what's going on. That wasn't the clip I was
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Speaker 4: thinking she did say she loved President Trump there, but
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Speaker 4: it was a different clip. Can we get the clip
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Speaker 4: if you can, where she says that President Trump and
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Speaker 4: Vice President Vance are role models. But before we get
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Speaker 4: to that, let's talk about this since we just listened
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Speaker 4: to this, a very impactful statement. Here you have this rapper,
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Speaker 4: I guess very little, right, something perhaps to a large
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Speaker 4: group of conservative Christians that are gathered for political purposes,
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Speaker 4: conservative politics, not necessarily the Nicki Minaj crowd.
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Speaker 5: Right, And look, I.
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Speaker 4: Myself like I said, I have maybe one or two
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Speaker 4: songs in my playlist. That doesn't mean I don't like
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Speaker 4: her music, but I'm just really not that active of
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Speaker 4: a fan. But I learned about her back in twenty twelve.
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Speaker 4: She had a song called super Bass. It was all
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Speaker 4: over the radio. I used to drive to Trenton, New
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Speaker 4: Jersey when I was working in the Christian administration back then,
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Speaker 4: and it was very popular. And my radio station would
26:16
Speaker 4: change in the car, because I listened to radio even
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Speaker 4: for music, at least at that time, I did in
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Speaker 4: my car, and I would switch from the New York
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Speaker 4: market to the Philly market, so I would get staticky
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Speaker 4: and I'd have to change to the hip hop station,
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Speaker 4: which is ninety six in Philly and it's ninety seven
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Speaker 4: in ninety seven to one in New York. Long story, short,
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Speaker 4: good song. I thought she had talent, that thought she
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Speaker 4: had humor. Not every artist, rappers in particular, are able
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Speaker 4: to I should say they're not able to infuse humor
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Speaker 4: into their music. At least they're not allly able to
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Speaker 4: do it well, is what I'm trying to say. Right
26:54
Speaker 4: Like Bad Bunny, I think, for example, many of you
26:57
Speaker 4: may not be fans some of you might be. But
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Speaker 4: he's a very funny guy. His his lyrics are clever.
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Speaker 4: He uses a lot of humor. Henceforth why he likely
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Speaker 4: has hosted Saturday Night Live twice. He uses the humor
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Speaker 4: and it makes you laugh and chuckle in the midst
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Speaker 4: of bopping your head to the music. Nicki Minaj strikes
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Speaker 4: me the same way. And I love what she stands for.
27:18
Speaker 4: I love how she's evolved as an adult, as a parent,
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Speaker 4: as a human being, as a sister and the Lord
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Speaker 4: all that fun stuff. But as a professional as a speaker,
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Speaker 4: you know, she handled herself with poise. I thought she
27:29
Speaker 4: said a lot of interesting things. You give me a
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Speaker 4: lefty celebrity, Rosie O'Donnell. You think Rosie o'donald compares in
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Speaker 4: class in anything right in talent to Nicki Minaj. I
27:42
Speaker 4: don't think so. Whether you're a fan or not, it's
27:43
Speaker 4: just it isn't there. Now, let's see if we get
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Speaker 4: that clip of her discussing President Trump and Vice President Vanta.
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Speaker 7: You have amazing role models. Handsome, dashing president, and you
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Speaker 7: have amazing role models like the assassin.
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Speaker 5: JD.
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Speaker 7: Van's our vice president. And when I say that, I
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Speaker 7: trust me.
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Speaker 6: There's nothing new under the sun that I have not heard.
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Speaker 5: So you're fighting.
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Speaker 8: Yes, we did. I love it.
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Speaker 5: You have to laugh about it. Truly.
28:36
Speaker 6: I have been called every single thing, and you know what,
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Speaker 6: God is so good you let it roll right off
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Speaker 6: your back. And this is what's so beautiful about this moment,
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Speaker 6: because if the Internet wants to clip it, who cares.
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Speaker 6: I love this woman. She's an amazing woman. She has
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Speaker 6: a soul and a heart for the Lord. And words
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Speaker 6: are words, but I know her heart and it doesn't
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Speaker 6: even matter. And you say you want to say, because
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Speaker 6: I know you're heard, I will not judge that.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 5: And there you have the full context of the clip. Right.
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Speaker 4: They tried to ridicule, they tried to say this, and
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Speaker 4: whether she misspoke or not, she intentionally made the effort
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Speaker 4: to apologize. Erica Kirk made it clear there was no
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Speaker 4: ill will. But yet the media will do on purpose
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Speaker 4: what they always do. It's a shame and I want
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Speaker 4: to end with this. Nicki Minaja's thoughts on the Trump administration,
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Speaker 4: outside of being dashing and debonair, check this one out.
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Speaker 6: So with regard to the current administration, what has been
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Speaker 6: maybe the biggest surprise for you or something that you
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Speaker 6: just really has been put on your heart that you've
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Speaker 6: learned about our president and our vice president.
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Speaker 5: Well, I have.
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Speaker 7: The utmost respect an admiration for our president. He he
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Speaker 7: has I don't know if he even knows this, but
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Speaker 7: he's given so many people hope.
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Speaker 5: He's given so many people hope. You know what.
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Speaker 4: I'm old enough to remember a time when Donald Trump
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Speaker 4: influenced a lot of rappers and they were at all
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Speaker 4: of his parties, and he was at all of theirs.
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Speaker 4: And I feel like we're getting closer and closer to
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Speaker 4: getting back to that place. So there you have it.
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Speaker 4: Is America being made great again? I would say yes.
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Speaker 4: I'm sure some would say nope, it's just Nicki Minaj
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Speaker 4: going the wrong way, becoming a racist, white supremacist, islamophobe, homophobe,
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Speaker 4: and every other phobeist they can think of. More to
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Speaker 4: come straight ahead. Kevin Smith weighs in on all of it,
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Speaker 4: and the punctuation of the conversation between Nicky and Erica Kirk,
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Speaker 4: don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: This is America. This is America. Well, thank you, rich
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Speaker 1: and thank you for everything.
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Speaker 9: I know you very well, and I have I listened.
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Speaker 9: But I have a lot of people that listen and
31:33
Speaker 9: they love your show, and I appreciate it very much.
31:39
Speaker 6: Right now, have you have you been involved with speaking
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Speaker 6: about politics? What was kind of the.
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Speaker 8: The turning point for you?
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Speaker 7: What was the turning point? Well, I just got tired
31:55
Speaker 7: of being pushed around. Yeah. Sometimes you just get tired
32:06
Speaker 7: of it and then you realize, wait a minute, I
32:09
Speaker 7: have something inside of me that's stronger than what's out there.
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Speaker 8: That's right.
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Speaker 7: So when you've had enough, you realize, wait a minute,
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Speaker 7: why do I even care about these people and what
32:26
Speaker 7: they think? Who are they? They don't even know who
32:29
Speaker 7: they are. So I'm not going to I'm not going
32:34
Speaker 7: to back down anymore. I'm not going to back down
32:36
Speaker 7: ever again.
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Speaker 6: Way.
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Speaker 4: So that is Erica Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk,
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Speaker 4: And that was America Fest this weekend with rap superstar
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Speaker 4: that Trinidaddy and Battie Queen herself, Nicki Minaj and I
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Speaker 4: want to get our buddy Kevin Smith. He's been waiting
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Speaker 4: in the wings on Mute on Hold on standby.
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Speaker 5: You know Kevin Smith.
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Speaker 4: He's got a great video podcast on rumble dot com.
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Speaker 4: He is one of the founders of the Long Island
33:08
Speaker 4: Loud Majority. For those of you who were in the
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Speaker 4: audience from my New York days, I used to have
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Speaker 4: these guys on the radio talking about amazing activism they
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Speaker 4: were doing then, and they're doing it even more now
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Speaker 4: at the national level.
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Speaker 5: Kevin Smith, welcome.
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Speaker 9: My brother, have to go man, Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 4: It's going great, bro. Now I want to chat a
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Speaker 4: little bit about Amfest. What was you know, give us
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Speaker 4: I guess the play by play for everybody who's listening
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Speaker 4: who wasn't there.
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Speaker 5: What was the vibe like in the room with Nicki Minaj?
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Speaker 4: There were people kind of like saying, oh my gosh,
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Speaker 4: what are we doing here with this, you know, really
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Speaker 4: hot rapper chick? Or was it like, oh that's really cool.
33:43
Speaker 4: We've got somebody you know out here, you know, Team Trump,
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Speaker 4: Team America. What was the vibe like?
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Speaker 9: You know, it was cool because everybody was shocked. Nobody
33:54
Speaker 9: knew that was happening. You know, none of the people
33:56
Speaker 9: who none of the influencer team, we had no idea
33:59
Speaker 9: that it was going to be putting it. But it
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Speaker 9: was really cool because it was nice to see somebody
34:04
Speaker 9: really stick their neck out for something that they seem
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Speaker 9: to truly believe in. You know, Nicki Minaj gained nothing
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Speaker 9: by going to Amfest. It's not like Christian Conservatives are
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Speaker 9: suddenly going to be listening to the hardcore rap music
34:17
Speaker 9: from fifteen years ago, right, I mean I still well,
34:19
Speaker 9: I still will, but that's what I grew up with.
34:22
Speaker 9: So I don't think she gained anything. I think that
34:24
Speaker 9: she felt strong about it. And you know, if we're
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Speaker 9: going to be the big Tent party, then we have
34:29
Speaker 9: to welcome people in when they finally see the light.
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Speaker 9: And I think that was I think that's the macro.
34:37
Speaker 9: The micro was was pretty cool that, you know, she
34:39
Speaker 9: surprised everybody and popped in and now everybody is team Nicky,
34:44
Speaker 9: so m it's pretty cool.
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Speaker 4: And Kevin Smith again, I think it's something you said.
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Speaker 4: Was really interesting to me, was that the big tent vibe.
34:55
Speaker 4: It seemed very present there. Right, there's a lot of
34:58
Speaker 4: Christians there. I think she's a Chris and it's gotten
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Speaker 4: a lot closer in her faith, which is what kind
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Speaker 4: of brought her I think, I'm gonna say, closer to
35:08
Speaker 4: the conservative movement. I think Charlie Kirk extending an olive
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Speaker 4: branch to her back when she was getting beaten up
35:14
Speaker 4: because she didn't want to take a COVID vaccine and
35:17
Speaker 4: talking about her cousin who had become ill for taking
35:20
Speaker 4: a COVID vaccine five six years ago. This was like,
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Speaker 4: like they said, all pun intended a turning point for her.
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Speaker 4: And I'm wondering if if you think that we're going
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Speaker 4: to see more of that in mainstream culture.
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Speaker 9: I mean, I hope. So obviously, there were a lot
35:38
Speaker 9: of clips that went viral for you know, a lot
35:42
Speaker 9: of big name conservatives who you know, had some pretty
35:46
Speaker 9: some pretty stark differences with each other, you know, Ben
35:50
Speaker 9: and Steve, Bannon and Tucker and Megan and everybody was
35:53
Speaker 9: kind of going at each other. But you know, I
35:56
Speaker 9: hope that over the course of the next year, many
35:58
Speaker 9: of those people, because they the four of them, or
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Speaker 9: four of the biggest names in our movement, I hope
36:03
Speaker 9: that they're able to put their differences aside for the
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Speaker 9: greater goal of the midterms in twenty twenty sixth and
36:08
Speaker 9: preserving well preserving the ability for the Trump agenda to
36:12
Speaker 9: really take off. So I hope they do. And look,
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Speaker 9: and I said this all the time, you know, if
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Speaker 9: you if you agree with me eight out of ten times,
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Speaker 9: then let's get it done. Let's put the two things
36:23
Speaker 9: that we disagree with the way. I think not enough
36:26
Speaker 9: attention was paid to the unifying speeches that were their
36:29
Speaker 9: Erica Kurtz Bank Johnson's JD Vance basically I mean roll
36:34
Speaker 9: in tench and Purposes launched his campaign Sunday night. So
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Speaker 9: I think that, you know, I think that a lot
36:43
Speaker 9: of these people are gonna get over themselves soon enough
36:46
Speaker 9: to soon to focus on the goal.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, Well, I want to get into two
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Speaker 5: things that you just said.
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Speaker 4: Number One is I really hope that we can kind
36:56
Speaker 4: of get over ourselves, because I don't know if this
36:58
Speaker 4: is a get over yourself kind of moment. And what
37:00
Speaker 4: I'm saying is, I'll give you my perspective on this, right.
37:03
Speaker 4: I think that there's always been a group of people
37:08
Speaker 4: in any political movement that are there for reasons other
37:12
Speaker 4: than the reasons everyone else is there, if that makes
37:15
Speaker 4: any sense.
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Speaker 5: Right.
37:16
Speaker 4: So, what I mean is, like, for example, through the
37:18
Speaker 4: years of me being involved in this stuff in media
37:20
Speaker 4: and politics, I've met a lot of people that would
37:23
Speaker 4: say things to me, you know, straight to my face
37:24
Speaker 4: without trying to insult me, say things like, you know,
37:27
Speaker 4: we're facing the brownification of America.
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Speaker 5: Oh snap, you're a brown guy, you know, or.
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Speaker 4: They would say things like look, man, you know they
37:36
Speaker 4: would be very vocal against illegal immigration. But when you really,
37:39
Speaker 4: when push comes to shove, it's not because it's a
37:43
Speaker 4: violation of our national security. It's not because of anything
37:46
Speaker 4: other than they were afraid of losing their culture.
37:50
Speaker 5: And that can be your position.
37:52
Speaker 4: I've met a lot of people that are, you know,
37:55
Speaker 4: white European chauvinists. They want to continue being the majority
37:59
Speaker 4: in this I have no issue with that. That's a fact,
38:03
Speaker 4: and that's their prerogative. My position is just don't hide
38:08
Speaker 4: and make it seem like you're all for national security
38:11
Speaker 4: when it's really a cultural aspect that you're promoting. And
38:14
Speaker 4: in the same way, I bring that up for no
38:16
Speaker 4: personal privilege. It's really to make the point that there
38:19
Speaker 4: have always been people, the David Dukes of the world,
38:22
Speaker 4: that hid on the fringes of the Republican Party, and they,
38:27
Speaker 4: for most intent and most purpose, I've never seen them
38:30
Speaker 4: be accepted. Matter of fact, one of the biggest critics
38:32
Speaker 4: I've ever seen of folks on the right that way.
38:36
Speaker 4: The far right was Donald Trump even when he was
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Speaker 4: a Democrat. So I say that to say there's now
38:43
Speaker 4: a push towards and I don't know if they're getting
38:45
Speaker 4: support from the Russians, I would say they are. I
38:48
Speaker 4: would say that a lot of this rhetoric is the
38:51
Speaker 4: type of rhetoric we've been hearing Putin talk about for
38:53
Speaker 4: a long time. But irrespective of the why, the question
38:57
Speaker 4: becomes we now have these factions that think the Jews
39:01
Speaker 4: are great people, and then there's those that anyone but Jews.
39:07
Speaker 4: And I don't know that that's something like you said,
39:10
Speaker 4: they can get over themselves. I don't know that that's
39:11
Speaker 4: something people will get over. I think there are certain
39:13
Speaker 4: people that have such deeply held resentment towards the Jews
39:17
Speaker 4: that you're seeing it create not just a fissure, but
39:21
Speaker 4: I'm going to say a fraction or a fracture in
39:26
Speaker 4: the conservative movement.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: No, definitely. And this is something that I feel like
39:32
Speaker 9: a lot of people in the mainstream are trying to
39:36
Speaker 9: either ignore or downplay that there is a serious question
39:41
Speaker 9: about this, and if it is not addressed, it will
39:44
Speaker 9: it will be a look, you said, a serious fracture,
39:50
Speaker 9: particularly among young people, and I feel like a lot
39:54
Speaker 9: of them are just kind of sticking their nose and
39:56
Speaker 9: they just sticking their head and the sand on it.
39:57
Speaker 9: There is a faction that it's Israel. I'm not of
40:01
Speaker 9: that action, but it is a furious number of people.
40:05
Speaker 9: And unless those who are running with party start to understand,
40:10
Speaker 9: I mean, like the institutional people at the UNC or
40:14
Speaker 9: in Congress, in the House, unless they start to address
40:19
Speaker 9: the concerns see you get here, what happens. Give It
40:22
Speaker 9: happens when people have legitimate concerns or questions and then
40:29
Speaker 9: they are shut down and cold names. It forces them
40:34
Speaker 9: into the hands of people like Nick Plentis. It forces
40:37
Speaker 9: them into the hands of genuinely bad people. If I
40:41
Speaker 9: haven't if I have any question whatsoever, people really jump
40:48
Speaker 9: down your throat about it. And you can see it online.
40:50
Speaker 9: You see it in the podcast, well you see it,
40:53
Speaker 9: you know on on on mainstream news. They really jump
40:57
Speaker 9: down your throat about it. And that's a lot of
40:59
Speaker 9: what the left did on many cultural issues that made
41:04
Speaker 9: us the big tent party in the first place. There
41:06
Speaker 9: were many people who voted for Trump because they were
41:09
Speaker 9: cast aside, because they were like do I really have
41:12
Speaker 9: to take this vaccine? Or ooh yeah, like you know,
41:16
Speaker 9: should I really allow a teenage boy into my teenage
41:19
Speaker 9: girls wogger room? And then they will go bigots and
41:21
Speaker 9: anti Faxeris and transphoba and they went to help with
41:24
Speaker 9: you people. So I think that when people have legitimate questions,
41:29
Speaker 9: they should be answered, because when they aren't, they tend
41:33
Speaker 9: to be pushed into the hands of Like I said,
41:34
Speaker 9: people like Nick wentis.
41:36
Speaker 4: This is a great point and one that I'll support, right,
41:38
Speaker 4: And that's kind of how I started this saying. I
41:41
Speaker 4: think if you tell people who you are, or at
41:43
Speaker 4: least what your concern is or what your questions are, honestly,
41:47
Speaker 4: I think that people respect that. I think it becomes
41:50
Speaker 4: an issue for a lot of people when we are
41:52
Speaker 4: in a place where, like you said, somebody may have
41:55
Speaker 4: a question, right do they see a video and sadly
41:58
Speaker 4: our social media And I'm gonna say, I'm gonna use
42:01
Speaker 4: the word hijack. But it may have always been a
42:03
Speaker 4: tool for propaganda from its inception, but I'm gonna say
42:07
Speaker 4: has been hijacked by every competing interest that there is.
42:11
Speaker 4: For example, the Iranians, the Russians, right if you anytime
42:15
Speaker 4: you hear, you know a lot of rhetoric that's kind
42:18
Speaker 4: of a anti BLM and pro white Western culture.
42:24
Speaker 5: This is not designed to make a point.
42:25
Speaker 4: It's designed to galvanize people who feel that way towards
42:29
Speaker 4: the causes that Russia can try to coalesce people around.
42:34
Speaker 5: And they've been doing this for years. This is what
42:36
Speaker 5: Marxists do best, and they do it a lot.
42:39
Speaker 4: So in seeing this happen, I think there is nothing
42:42
Speaker 4: wrong on its face with saying, you know, I don't
42:46
Speaker 4: think that's good what NETANYAHUO just did, and or I
42:50
Speaker 4: have a question about what NETANYAHUO just did without being
42:54
Speaker 4: labeled an anti semi. I get that, and I think
42:56
Speaker 4: that people have always had that right. I think that
42:59
Speaker 4: this is being kind of played up in the eyes
43:01
Speaker 4: of the people that want to do a lot more
43:03
Speaker 4: than just criticize the Israeli government and actually you know,
43:08
Speaker 4: get into you know, it's.
43:10
Speaker 5: Kind of like a foot in the door.
43:12
Speaker 4: It's like, well, I have some critiques about the government
43:14
Speaker 4: of Israel because and then go straight down this tirade
43:17
Speaker 4: and to go because the Jews run the banks, the
43:18
Speaker 4: Jews run Hollywood, the Jews run this and now it's
43:21
Speaker 4: now it's clearly an anti Semitic.
43:24
Speaker 5: Diatribe.
43:25
Speaker 4: So I wonder how do we come down on this,
43:30
Speaker 4: because I don't think I don't know of a conservative.
43:33
Speaker 4: I've never met one that has been intolerant towards debate.
43:37
Speaker 4: But I do meet conservatives that are intolerant towards engaging
43:42
Speaker 4: in hating Israel, And to them, I say, I guess
43:46
Speaker 4: you know, good for you, But at some point we
43:48
Speaker 4: have to have some dialogue. And I don't know how
43:51
Speaker 4: we're gonna have this dialogue if if it's prevented.
43:55
Speaker 9: Oh no, absolutely, you're right. And I think that a
43:57
Speaker 9: lot of people do sought out that world. Where are
44:02
Speaker 9: the the the new quote of of the online of
44:07
Speaker 9: online people, I'm just asking questions, and then I'm just
44:10
Speaker 9: asking questions turns into a nefarious.
44:12
Speaker 5: Acts because they were never asking questions to begin with.
44:15
Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly. And I think that, you know, I think
44:20
Speaker 9: that most people who who question Israel, for example, do
44:26
Speaker 9: not hate Jewish people. I think many of them have
44:28
Speaker 9: concerns about the war or concerns about you know, American
44:32
Speaker 9: role in the world. And I think that a lot
44:36
Speaker 9: of them get co opted by the bad people because
44:39
Speaker 9: the bad people are saying, come with me, I will
44:42
Speaker 9: answer your questions now. Their answers are wrong, their answers
44:46
Speaker 9: are misguided, their answers are anti Semitic. But you can't
44:51
Speaker 9: shut down the date on any topic and expect that
44:56
Speaker 9: people will not speak answers somewhere. So if good people
45:01
Speaker 9: don't give them answers, if good people tell them to
45:05
Speaker 9: stop talking, they will migrate to the nefarious actors. And
45:10
Speaker 9: I really hope that less and less people do that.
45:13
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I agree with what you're saying.
45:14
Speaker 4: I think we have to be able to have these
45:16
Speaker 4: conversations when they're legitimate, and I guess the bigger question
45:20
Speaker 4: becomes a lot of the time they're just not legitimate, right,
45:24
Speaker 4: It's not I don't think there's anybody out there saying
45:26
Speaker 4: you can't critique whoever you want a critique.
45:29
Speaker 5: People critique people all the time. That's what we do
45:31
Speaker 5: all day long in the media.
45:33
Speaker 4: I think it's a question of hiding behind the critique
45:37
Speaker 4: and hiding behind saying, Look, I'm just at like you said,
45:39
Speaker 4: I'm just here to ask questions. This doesn't seem right
45:42
Speaker 4: to me. Go ahead, say what you got to say,
45:45
Speaker 4: but be honest about it. And I guess I think
45:47
Speaker 4: that's really where I'm falling in on this is saying
45:51
Speaker 4: so much of these quote unquote questions or this critique
45:55
Speaker 4: of the government is really I don't like the Jews,
45:58
Speaker 4: and they're trying to bring people on board who legitimately
46:01
Speaker 4: do have a critique of whatever's going on, especially what
46:04
Speaker 4: you're talking about, like the anti war crowd, which Trump
46:08
Speaker 4: himself is a big part of.
46:09
Speaker 5: He's a big anti war guy.
46:11
Speaker 4: And and and I think this is where things are
46:13
Speaker 4: getting conflated. And I have to give credit to President
46:15
Speaker 4: Trump because you know, I would say one of his
46:19
Speaker 4: biggest supporters, in my opinion, was Tucker Carlson, and he
46:23
Speaker 4: very publicly, you know, called Tucker out, saying, you know,
46:26
Speaker 4: he thought he was off his rocker and whatnot. And
46:30
Speaker 4: it took a lot of guts, I think, to do
46:31
Speaker 4: that to somebody with such a large media platform.
46:35
Speaker 9: Oh absolutely, you know. And they have they've had like
46:38
Speaker 9: a they've had like a quiet tip for quite some time.
46:42
Speaker 9: If anybody wants to go back and watch, you can
46:44
Speaker 9: watch Bend Sunday conversation with with Tucker from about five
46:48
Speaker 9: years ago. You could tell there was some there was
46:50
Speaker 9: a whiff there between like the sort of old school
46:53
Speaker 9: republicanism and the sort of new age populism that's that's
46:57
Speaker 9: been emerging, yeah for a while now. The right, you know,
47:01
Speaker 9: they did take a lot to go out then certainly
47:03
Speaker 9: did not hold anything back, which you know he never does,
47:07
Speaker 9: and Tucker didn't as well. But I think that on
47:12
Speaker 9: a macro level, I think their goals are relatively the
47:15
Speaker 9: same when it comes to what they want for the
47:18
Speaker 9: at least the direction in which they want to go,
47:20
Speaker 9: and that is not towards the left. So I hope
47:23
Speaker 9: that they're able to either play nice in the same
47:27
Speaker 9: box or not say anything nice at all and uh
47:30
Speaker 9: and focus on the mission for the next whole other months. Now, well,
47:33
Speaker 9: they better means to be seen. But I one can hope.
47:36
Speaker 4: Well, I honestly, it's it's kind of almost a guarantee.
47:39
Speaker 4: I'm going to say, while they're killing each other, right,
47:42
Speaker 4: I have kids, and I have two daughters, and I
47:44
Speaker 4: can tell you when my little girls were little, they're
47:47
Speaker 4: four years apart, but once they got big enough to
47:49
Speaker 4: really fight, they used to fight, and they would come
47:52
Speaker 4: downstairs from their room to me the referee, because I'd
47:55
Speaker 4: be like cut it out, let me see you, and
47:57
Speaker 4: they wouldn't stop their fight. I would have one girl
48:01
Speaker 4: holding the other girl's hair and they'd come down with
48:04
Speaker 4: a handful of fistful of each other's hair, walking side
48:08
Speaker 4: by side down the stairs and to tell me who
48:10
Speaker 4: did what wrong?
48:12
Speaker 5: And this is what we're seeing now.
48:14
Speaker 4: So I guess my next question is they're gonna go
48:18
Speaker 4: knock down, drag them straight to twenty twenty sixth and
48:23
Speaker 4: then twenty twenty eight, and I guess the question becomes, now,
48:27
Speaker 4: is that gonna cost us twenty twenty six and twenty
48:30
Speaker 4: twenty eight. I don't think it will, but somebody's gonna
48:32
Speaker 4: say that if we don't succeed.
48:35
Speaker 5: That's Part A.
48:36
Speaker 4: And then Part B is do you think that ultimately
48:42
Speaker 4: there's a reconciliation or was the vibe in the room
48:47
Speaker 4: kind of like what's going on here? I guess was
48:50
Speaker 4: this viewed positively or negatively by the Amfest crowd.
48:54
Speaker 9: Well, I'll address the second question first. I think a
48:58
Speaker 9: lot of the reason why people were so taking off
49:00
Speaker 9: guard is because then was the first speaker, and it
49:04
Speaker 9: was like right out of it. Well, he was one
49:05
Speaker 9: of I don't know if he was exactly the first,
49:06
Speaker 9: but it was the first night. Jimmy Tucker, we were like, oh,
49:09
Speaker 9: you know, we're all for the races here now. It
49:12
Speaker 9: was definitely uncomfortable in the room where I was watching it.
49:17
Speaker 9: It was definitely very odd that people were like, all right,
49:19
Speaker 9: like what are we doing here? I hope that if
49:23
Speaker 9: there can't be a reconciliation then at least maybe they
49:27
Speaker 9: just leave, you know, to use your analogy, we just
49:29
Speaker 9: put them in separate rooms for a while, a sob
49:31
Speaker 9: they cool off. Now to address the first part, I
49:35
Speaker 9: think the problem is is that Charlie was the referee, right.
49:41
Speaker 9: I think that Charlie was so impactful and so powerful
49:47
Speaker 9: in this movement that he was the glue that sort
49:51
Speaker 9: of kept the war infections at day. And now that
49:56
Speaker 9: there is no one, you know, Charlie was number one,
49:59
Speaker 9: and Tucker and Ben and Meghan and insert whoever else
50:05
Speaker 9: you want there, we're too A to B, two C
50:09
Speaker 9: two D. Charlie is clearly the number one, and until
50:12
Speaker 9: that number one gets filled by somebody, we're not going
50:18
Speaker 9: to have a referee to keep the warring factions at day.
50:21
Speaker 9: And I think that happened. But you know, look that
50:23
Speaker 9: happened throughout history. When you saw civilization to go to
50:26
Speaker 9: war with each other, it was usually after a king
50:28
Speaker 9: died and they were no longer able to keep the
50:31
Speaker 9: warring tribes, you know, at peace with each other. So
50:36
Speaker 9: I hope somebody steps up until that void. I don't
50:39
Speaker 9: know who can do it.
50:40
Speaker 5: I don't know if you can do it.
50:42
Speaker 4: If he will, right, I mean, he's president, which kind
50:45
Speaker 4: of you know, I guess A you could say he's
50:47
Speaker 4: the de facto leader of the party, or B he's
50:50
Speaker 4: busy being president and doesn't have the time to do that.
50:52
Speaker 4: But I think it's kind of going to fall on
50:54
Speaker 4: him to say, look, guys, we're all, like you said,
50:57
Speaker 4: we're all going in the same direction. Let's not kill
51:00
Speaker 4: each other along the way, or it might cost us
51:02
Speaker 4: this stuff.
51:03
Speaker 5: And I'm hopeful that that we can get there.
51:05
Speaker 4: And I have a feeling that, you know, Trump likely
51:07
Speaker 4: will just because of his I guess commitment or interest
51:12
Speaker 4: in in kind of kicking off the campaign now, right,
51:16
Speaker 4: it seems like, yeah, he's very, very focused on on
51:18
Speaker 4: holding onto the House and Senate, which is key for
51:21
Speaker 4: the rest of his agenda to move forward. So but
51:24
Speaker 4: I guess the first part of the question was was
51:27
Speaker 4: the vibe in the room kind of like I can't
51:28
Speaker 4: believe this is happening at Amfest, or was it like
51:31
Speaker 4: I'm grateful that we have a place like Amfest where we.
51:33
Speaker 5: Can do this.
51:36
Speaker 9: It was definitely awkward, but like I said, I think
51:38
Speaker 9: a lot of that was because it was the first night.
51:41
Speaker 9: You know, it was kind of like right out of
51:43
Speaker 9: the gate, everybody was kind of taking off guard by it. Nobody,
51:46
Speaker 9: I mean, we figured that Ben would come after you know, Candae,
51:50
Speaker 9: which I have absolutely no problem with whatsoever, because I
51:53
Speaker 9: think she's just saying But then Ben kind of then
51:57
Speaker 9: kind of came out swinging against everybody, and it definitely
52:02
Speaker 9: got a little uncomfortable. But I understand why he did it.
52:06
Speaker 9: I absolutely understand why he did And Tucker really didn't
52:09
Speaker 9: address it so much. Obviously. You know, you've been in
52:13
Speaker 9: this game long enough you know that Ben Shapiro and
52:16
Speaker 9: Steve Banden have hated each other for like ten fifteen years.
52:19
Speaker 9: That's that's real secret there. Anybody, you know, if you're
52:22
Speaker 9: in this industry, you are fully aware of that. But
52:26
Speaker 9: it was, it was, it was weird. It was definitely
52:29
Speaker 9: a odd to say the least, but I think that
52:31
Speaker 9: we I think that everybody kind of got over it
52:33
Speaker 9: once the speeches were kind of coming underway. The second day,
52:37
Speaker 9: Benny Johnson's speach was incredibly unifying. Jack. The cervic speech
52:42
Speaker 9: was unifying. They brought out that uh, they brought out
52:45
Speaker 9: that target employee that that.
52:46
Speaker 5: Yeah, I saw that. That was really awesome. She's my
52:49
Speaker 5: new hero.
52:51
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, like you know. So, I think that those
52:56
Speaker 9: clips went really viral, but there weren't plenty of unifying moments.
53:00
Speaker 9: It's as well that certainly didn't catch as much attention.
53:03
Speaker 9: And I think if we stay focused on that and
53:07
Speaker 9: we let these sort of we let these guys you know,
53:09
Speaker 9: go go in their rooms and cool off, I think
53:12
Speaker 9: we'll be in better shit.
53:13
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, i'll tell you.
53:15
Speaker 4: For me, with my kids, what I had to do
53:17
Speaker 4: was look at them both and say, listen, I don't
53:19
Speaker 4: know who's right, and I don't know who's wrong, but
53:21
Speaker 4: I know who's got the belt, and it's me. And
53:23
Speaker 4: if you want to wear it on your butt, you're
53:24
Speaker 4: about to if you don't let go of each other's
53:26
Speaker 4: hair and make peace.
53:27
Speaker 5: And that always worked.
53:28
Speaker 4: But they were little kids and I was their dad
53:30
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's going to happen in this situation.
53:32
Speaker 5: We'll stay tuned.
53:33
Speaker 4: Now, let's switch gears a little bit and talk to
53:37
Speaker 4: me about your show, your show on Rumble and everything
53:42
Speaker 4: that you're up to. I bump into you quite often.
53:44
Speaker 4: I know you're always out there. You're out and about
53:46
Speaker 4: doing things with campaigns and whatnot. What's going on in
53:50
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53:52
Speaker 9: Oh list? So I hosted a show every day three
53:54
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54:01
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54:04
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54:07
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54:10
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54:13
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54:16
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54:19
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54:21
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54:26
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54:30
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54:34
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54:37
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54:39
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54:43
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54:49
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54:53
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54:56
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54:59
Speaker 9: And this can get be a prolonged process. And if
55:01
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55:04
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55:13
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55:18
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55:20
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55:21
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55:22
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55:28
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55:32
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55:36
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55:38
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55:42
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55:46
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55:50
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55:54
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55:57
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56:05
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56:23
Speaker 4: Involved outstanding Now for people tuning in every day at
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56:27
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56:30
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56:42
Speaker 4: Sounds good, brother. I'm looking forward to joining you guys
56:45
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56:47
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56:52
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56:55
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56:57
Speaker 5: Brother. Thank you.
56:58
Speaker 9: Well, if I don't what Rich he said, that face
57:01
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57:04
Speaker 9: my friend.
57:05
Speaker 4: Thank you, brother. I appreciate it. Folks, give him a
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57:11
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57:14
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57:15
Speaker 5: Thank you, sir, thanks for having me. Rich you bet
57:18
Speaker 5: all right, I mean goes. There is more to come
57:20
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57:20
Speaker 4: Keep it locked right here, Lime disease, my final thoughts
57:25
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57:25
Speaker 5: Don't go anywhere. Keep it locked right here. I'm Rich Valdez.
57:29
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57:46
Speaker 5: All right, I mean, he goes.
57:47
Speaker 4: Welcome back, Rich valdesk keeping your company this Monday night.
57:51
Speaker 4: We're about to head into the wrap up. But I
57:53
Speaker 4: want to start with lime disease. Now, I don't know
57:57
Speaker 4: if you guys know lime disease has all sorts of effect.
58:00
Speaker 4: I've never had lime disease, so I can't speak on
58:03
Speaker 4: this authoritatively from my own first person perspective.
58:07
Speaker 5: A lot of breakthroughs going on with lime disease.
58:10
Speaker 4: We've got some interesting stuff that's coming out on this
58:13
Speaker 4: Both Congress and Chris Smith from New Jersey announcing today
58:17
Speaker 4: the twenty second of December twenty twenty five that there
58:22
Speaker 4: might be a link between bioweapons from foreign militaries and
58:27
Speaker 4: lime disease, and the media has been upset ever since.
58:30
Speaker 4: Secretary Kennedy talked about this initially during his confirmation hearings.
58:36
Speaker 4: Quick flashback to that. Listen to this part of his
58:39
Speaker 4: confirmation hearing where Senator Michael Bennett, Democrat from Colorado was
58:43
Speaker 4: asking him if he in fact believed this. His answer, well,
58:47
Speaker 4: an honest one.
58:48
Speaker 1: Did you say that lime disease is.
58:52
Speaker 6: Highly likely a materially engineered bioweapon?
58:56
Speaker 5: I made sure I put in the highly likely.
58:58
Speaker 6: Did you say lime disease is a highly likely militarily
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Speaker 6: engineered bio weapon?
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Speaker 5: I probably did say that.
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Speaker 4: Did you say that.
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Speaker 7: I've won all our colleagues to hear mister Kennedy, I
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Speaker 7: want them to hear it.
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Speaker 2: You said yes.
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Speaker 4: He said yes, and he's not the only one saying it.
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Speaker 4: In fact, a lot of people have been suffering from
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Speaker 4: lime disease, including justin Timberlake. But you didn't know about that.
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Speaker 4: Saying it's very debilitating. But Congressman Chrith tick two, Chris
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Speaker 4: Smith has been saying this for almost a decade. He's
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Speaker 4: finally gotten the green light from the federal investigation into
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Speaker 4: whether the military weaponized ticks with lime disease is part
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Speaker 4: of a Cold War experiment gone wrong which actually spread
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Speaker 4: this lime disease further and intensified the illness. Now it's
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Speaker 4: hitting New Jersey and particularly hard, and that's why Congressman
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Speaker 4: Smith is all over this issue. Congressman Chris Smith has
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Speaker 4: proposed a lime disease Amendment for nine hundred billion dollars
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Speaker 4: in National Defense Authorization for the year twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 4: adding this into that bill, saying that this was signed
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Speaker 4: into the law by President Trump on December eighteenth. It
1:00:12
Speaker 4: directs the nonpartisan GAO, the Government of Accountability Office, to
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Speaker 4: produce a report on this matter. And the amendment, for
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Speaker 4: the most part, flew under the radar. So kudos to
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Speaker 4: the Congressman for bringing this back into lied. Kudos to
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Speaker 4: Secretary Kennedy for being a staunch opponent to this stuff
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Speaker 4: and really putting the facts out there saying, hey, maybe
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Speaker 4: this was in fact weaponized. And of course kudos to
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Speaker 4: Justin Timberlake JT in the building for talking about his
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Speaker 4: issues with lime disease. We'll get into that a little
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Speaker 4: bit more another time. But this stuff is all kind
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Speaker 4: of chaotic to me, right. It's just like a lot
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Speaker 4: of crazy, a whole lot of crazy, all at the
1:00:54
Speaker 4: same time. And I find that interesting. With all the
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Speaker 4: chaos and the headlines, it's got me wondering a question
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Speaker 4: of I'm going to call it a question of deep
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Speaker 4: importance tonight, America, as we sit here and look at
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Speaker 4: our country, do you think that we're in line with
1:01:11
Speaker 4: the Founder's original intent for our nation? With mass migration
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Speaker 4: still running amok inside our borders, despite the border being secure.
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Speaker 4: And on the next episode you got to hear what
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Speaker 4: Tom Holman had to say. He was in the White
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Speaker 4: House and he had a lot to say. That's where
1:01:27
Speaker 4: we are. You've got all sorts of conflict all over
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Speaker 4: the place, right from the pro this, protesters and that,
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Speaker 4: this and the other thing. A lot going on. We
1:01:37
Speaker 4: have to reclaim the sovereignty of our nation, not just
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Speaker 4: at the borders, but everywhere the way that the Founders
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Speaker 4: envisioned the Constitution without letting big government turn us into
1:01:48
Speaker 4: a borderless blob. That's one part of it, but there's
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Speaker 4: many others. Protecting our dollar, strengthening our dollar, reinvesting in
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Speaker 4: our infrastructure. This is a big deal, right, putting a
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Speaker 4: full immigration moratorium every country, irrespective of anything. For a moment,
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Speaker 4: let's get a breather, let's catch you a beat. You
1:02:09
Speaker 4: gotta do that stuff, otherwise you throw the baby out
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Speaker 4: with the bath water. So are we going to honor
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Speaker 4: the founders and honor our constitution, honor the oath to
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Speaker 4: so many people listening to the show have taken to
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Speaker 4: this country. I, for one, hope you don't. I hope
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Speaker 4: that you stick with what you believe, you stand your ground,
1:02:26
Speaker 4: so that generations to come can appreciate the America that
1:02:30
Speaker 4: we're leaving to them, because if we don't stand up now,
1:02:33
Speaker 4: we may not have a chance to stand up later.
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Speaker 4: You know what, the saying says, you stand for nothing,
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Speaker 4: you'll fall for anything.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 4: It's Lord Acton and a couple others that they attribute
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Speaker 4: that to Hamilton, And ultimately it's all about good versus evil,
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Speaker 4: and the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is
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Speaker 4: for good people like you to sit there and do nothing.
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Speaker 5: So stand up. It's time to do something. I style
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Speaker 5: a bro.
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Speaker 4: See my take care, good night, and God bless you America.
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Speaker 4: I'm rich Valdez and this is America.
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Speaker 1: This is America.