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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Time to Deal More Strategically with Iran - 260423 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 3: You good day, Hello, and how are you. This is
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Speaker 3: Ron Edwards and you are listening to the Run Edwards
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Speaker 3: American Experienced Talk Show. And that's great to be with
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Speaker 3: you this day. Man. You know, I found a survey
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Speaker 3: that I think is very very important. Let me pull
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Speaker 3: it up here. It went away, but I think it's
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Speaker 3: very important considering the fact that we are engaged right
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Speaker 3: now in a war with Iran, and a lot of
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Speaker 3: Americans are totally against this endeavor. I was one who
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Speaker 3: was against us going in it in the beginning, but
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Speaker 3: I always realized that when and if we did become involved,
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Speaker 3: then it would be wise to go ahead and support
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Speaker 3: the effort, because I mean, once you're in it, you
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Speaker 3: might as well try to win it, right well. According
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Speaker 3: to to ELITD internal Iranian government poll as of twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty five, it was commissioned by the presidency. It was
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Speaker 3: a confidential survey reportedly found that ninety two percent of
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Speaker 3: Iranians hate the regime explicitly, including Supreme Leader Komani and
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Speaker 3: the IRGC, not just specific officials or policies. This was
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Speaker 3: cited by Iranian experts and the iss beIN SEPTI and
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Speaker 3: aligns with widespread dissatisfaction.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 3: Gamman surveys an independent, large scale, anonymous online polling of
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Speaker 3: tens of thousands inside Iran waited for representations or representatives,
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Speaker 3: and it says that thirteen to fourteen percent have confidence
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Speaker 3: in the IRGC. One pole headed confidence at ten point
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Speaker 3: three percent to a large extent plus maybe three point
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Speaker 3: four percent. The rest, however, which is the great majority,
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Speaker 3: had none, absolutely no confidence in the IRGC. There was
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Speaker 3: also broader regime rejection, where only fifteen percent wanted the
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Speaker 3: Islamic Republic to continue in its present form, whereas between
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Speaker 3: seventy to eighty percent favor regime change or major transformation,
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Speaker 3: and support for the principles of the Supreme Leader tumbled
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Speaker 3: to eleven percent. This was back in twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 3: and so you have a situation where almost every Democrat
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Speaker 3: you can find in this country, and every Rhino you
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Speaker 3: can find, they're in support of the Islamic regime. Now,
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Speaker 3: this is a regime which is part of a religion
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Speaker 3: that permits a husband to literally throw his wife on
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Speaker 3: the ground, whether it's in public or in private, stomp
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Speaker 3: on her head, break her neck. And the reason why
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Speaker 3: I say that is because I saw a video today
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Speaker 3: just today, in fact, minutes before going on the air,
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Speaker 3: this guy he slapped his wife down, pushed her down,
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Speaker 3: literally stomped on her ankle, broken ankle, and just kicked
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Speaker 3: her body all the way up and down, stomped on
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Speaker 3: her neck. And I believe he killed her because he
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Speaker 3: picked her up and she was just totally drooped. There
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Speaker 3: was no movement on her end. She was just totally
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Speaker 3: like a rag doll. And this is the mindset that
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Speaker 3: many liberals, whether it's your neighbors, your family members, and
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Speaker 3: just Americans in general who are liberals and leftists, Democrats
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Speaker 3: and Rhinos who want this to become part of the normalization,
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Speaker 3: you know, normalized into our republic. And this is also
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Speaker 3: part of what you would call Trump arrangement syndrome. They
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Speaker 3: would rather have that than Donald Trump is continuing as president. Now,
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Speaker 3: why is that do these people, individually, these liberals and
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Speaker 3: leftists that you see walking around or whether it's Chucky
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Speaker 3: Schumer you see on television, a Jew in support of
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Speaker 3: the Islamic regime. Is it that their hatred of Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump exclusively, Well that's part of it. See, these people
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Speaker 3: don't like you and I. They don't like our independent
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Speaker 3: way of life. The problem is they want you and
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Speaker 3: I to be totally dependent upon government, upon them. They
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Speaker 3: want to be our god. And Donald John Trump represented
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Speaker 3: a government official once he got elected, as someone who
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Speaker 3: was like, nope, we're not going to have that. And
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Speaker 3: so he kind of jumped in the way of this
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Speaker 3: leftist train that was chugging down the baverbial tracks, chugging
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Speaker 3: our way to run us over politically, economically, spiritually, in
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Speaker 3: every other way you can think of. And so we said, nope,
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Speaker 3: we're not going to have this. And so this is
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Speaker 3: what you're seeing here, this ongoing tuggle war between those
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Speaker 3: who want to eliminate liberty, to eliminate the God of Abraham,
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Speaker 3: Isaac and Jacob out of our society, and those who
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Speaker 3: want to preserve our constitutionally limited way of life as
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Speaker 3: a nation blessed by God almighty. So this is why
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Speaker 3: I say, over and over and over again that we
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Speaker 3: the people of the United States, who appreciate this country,
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Speaker 3: who love our God, who love our families, et cetera,
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Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. All that is good. This is
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Speaker 3: why we have to really man up. This is why
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Speaker 3: we have to become much stronger than we are. And
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Speaker 3: there are many ways to become much stronger. First way
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Speaker 3: is to become much stronger in your relationship with God,
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Speaker 3: much stronger in your knowledge of what kind of country
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Speaker 3: that was founded originally. Learn those principles and build upon them.
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Speaker 3: Build our nation continuing continuously into the future based upon
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Speaker 3: those original principles, and if we do so, we will
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Speaker 3: continue to have a blessed and wonderful republic. It's that simple.
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Speaker 3: It's not always easy, but it is that simple. And
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Speaker 3: so this is where we're at, my friends. Not only
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Speaker 3: is the United States in a war with Iran, but
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Speaker 3: we are in a war within our own nation. We
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Speaker 3: are in a civil war in the United States of America.
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Speaker 3: So we're battling on two fronts domestically and internationally. And
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Speaker 3: if you're a believer in the Word of God, we're
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Speaker 3: in a third battle spiritually as well. And it comes
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Speaker 3: down to what do you want? What do we want?
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Speaker 3: And you know, we have to want the right things.
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Speaker 3: If you want a good life, you have to want
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Speaker 3: what is good, because you cannot expect to have a
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Speaker 3: good and wonderful life that's with prosperity and opportunities and
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Speaker 3: things of that nature. But stand up for things that
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Speaker 3: are evil, that are destructive, that are in anathema to
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Speaker 3: building a great, prosperous and strong society that avails the
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Speaker 3: opportunities for we the people to seek opportunities and build
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Speaker 3: our lives in that manner. Another story, Lauren bob Bobert,
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Speaker 3: Representative of Colorado and Representative Eric Broson. You know what
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Speaker 3: they're saying. They're spying on gun owners, and Congress has
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Speaker 3: until April thirtieth to do something about it. Well, that's
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Speaker 3: just a few weeks, folks. Congress has bought itself one
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Speaker 3: week to get this right. I pray that they're not
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Speaker 3: going to waste this time. Section seven oh two of
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Speaker 3: the Foreign Intelligent Surveillance Act is sold as a tool
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Speaker 3: to spy on foreign terrorists. Now, what surveillance hawks leave
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Speaker 3: out is that when a foreign target, who can be
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Speaker 3: virtually anyone, communicates with an American, the those messages get
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Speaker 3: swept into the database also no warrant, no notice, And
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Speaker 3: then the CIA, the NSA, and the FBI search through
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Speaker 3: those private communications using Americans names, emails, and other identifiers,
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Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us today. You know I was speaking
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Speaker 3: before the break about in a situation here where it
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Speaker 3: talks about Congress just we've just got a week or
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Speaker 3: two to get things right concerning man oh Man intelligence
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Speaker 3: and how this can be used against or on American citizens.
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Speaker 3: And Laurie Bobert and UH is pretty concerned about this. Now.
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Speaker 3: I understand that, you know, there's a concern about Americans
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Speaker 3: being wrongly gone after by the CIA, the NSA, FBI,
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Speaker 3: et cetera. But in this detail, it talks about Americans
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Speaker 3: who are being communicating with people that America is kind
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Speaker 3: of in war with, like terrorists. So it's kind of
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Speaker 3: a fine thin line there. Is it wrong for the
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Speaker 3: American government to go after Americans who are in communication
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Speaker 3: with terrorists who are literally on an ongoing mission to
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Speaker 3: destroy our country? And let's not forget there are terrorist
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Speaker 3: cells within our nation, many of them. And I still
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Speaker 3: find it kind of irritating that Pete Hexth said that
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Speaker 3: they have eyes on them, and I still don't understand.
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Speaker 3: I'm still trying to figure out why in sam Hill
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Speaker 3: have that they're not gone after these terrorists that they
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Speaker 3: have eyes on. I would just think that that would
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Speaker 3: In fact, that's one of the reasons why I wasn't
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Speaker 3: in favor of going into Iran right away. I thought
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Speaker 3: that they should have gotten rid of the terraced cells
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Speaker 3: and cleared out most of the illegals that are here,
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Speaker 3: and then gone after Iran, because at any given time
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Speaker 3: that these people that hex said said that they have
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Speaker 3: their eyeballs on, could do something. That's funny. A lot
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Speaker 3: of these people that they have eyeballs on are going
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Speaker 3: around stabbing Americans on a regular basis, semi regular basis. Hey,
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Speaker 3: there's another girl Boom, remember the one just a couple
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Speaker 3: of weeks ago, was murdered right there on the beautiful
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Speaker 3: shore of of Chicago, minding her own business with their friends,
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Speaker 3: And they're strolling about looking at the beautiful Chicago's eye
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Speaker 3: line and the northern lights, et cetera. And because the
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Speaker 3: illegal border crosser was in the mood, she's dead. But
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Speaker 3: yet Hexas says that they have their eyes on them.
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Speaker 3: Oh well, now Iran says that to opening the strait
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Speaker 3: of her moves is impossible, and they claim to continue
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Speaker 3: to reject the talks and everything like that. Oh well,
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Speaker 3: there's something that has to give here. And I think
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Speaker 3: one of the things that President Trump is doing is
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Speaker 3: correct to starve them out, starve those suckers out. Prevent
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Speaker 3: them from making any money. Block any ships that are
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Speaker 3: heading towards Iran. And here's the other thing that I
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Speaker 3: would add. Here's another little bit of detail that I
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Speaker 3: would add to the situation. By our President Trump, I
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Speaker 3: would say, you know what, every ship that has oil
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Speaker 3: in it that is headed to Iran, We're going to
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Speaker 3: redirect that oil to the United States of America and
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Speaker 3: use that oil to fill the reserves that were drained
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Speaker 3: away by the retarded president Uncle Joe Biden. And so
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Speaker 3: therefore we use we warned the world, say hey, look,
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Speaker 3: we've asked you not to send oil to Iran or
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Speaker 3: anything like that. If there's some ships that they've snuck
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Speaker 3: and we're able to fill up, and those ships are
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Speaker 3: heading towards China or wherever, just grab them and send
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Speaker 3: them straight to the United States of America to unload
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Speaker 3: the oil for our reserves. So we, you know, we
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Speaker 3: have to start playing more hardball with these countries. And
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Speaker 3: so if you're thinking that oil the Chinese they are
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Speaker 3: our number one enemy, Yes they are. They have a
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Speaker 3: big military, well ours is at least, at the very
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Speaker 3: least it's twice as large as China's. Right now, Yep,
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Speaker 3: we have eleven aircraft carrier fleets. China is building I
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Speaker 3: think they're either building their third one or their fourth one,
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Speaker 3: and they are building ships at a fast clip. They
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Speaker 3: are doing building things at a very fast clip. But
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Speaker 3: it will take them a while to equal our military
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Speaker 3: as far as numbers are concerned. That is why President
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Speaker 3: Trump is asking for the huge budget for the military.
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Speaker 3: And everyone's going to nutsville about, oh my god, one
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Speaker 3: point three trillion dollars or is it one point five
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Speaker 3: a huge amount for the buildup of our military, And
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Speaker 3: one idiot on the view stated, oh my gosh, that's
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Speaker 3: the most money that's ever been spent in the modern
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Speaker 3: era on armaments, on the military, et cetera. Well that's
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Speaker 3: not quite, that's not true at all. There have been
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Speaker 3: wars or conflicts, whether it's in Afghanistan and elsewhere where,
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Speaker 3: the monies or the cost of them was three times
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Speaker 3: as much as what is being requested now to rebuild
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Speaker 3: or help build our military even more. And I think
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Speaker 3: it's much cheaper to build a military for one point
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Speaker 3: three trillion dollars than to spend three trillion dollars, for instance,
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Speaker 3: on a lost cause like Afghanistan. And when you tack
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Speaker 3: on the fact that we left behind eighty six billion
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Speaker 3: dollars worth of armaments, some of which has been used
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Speaker 3: against us. By the way, you have that situation, the
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Speaker 3: Vietnam War, that costs in US dollars at that time,
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Speaker 3: I think that was about three and a half trillion dollars,
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Speaker 3: and that might be a low estimate, and so that's outgoing.
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Speaker 3: But to request at this time one point five or
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Speaker 3: one point three trillion dollars more for the building of
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Speaker 3: our military, I don't think that's too much. Considering the
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Speaker 3: world we are in at this time. The United States
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Speaker 3: needs to rebuild her military to the point where we
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Speaker 3: can fight at least two major size wars simultaneously, whether
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Speaker 3: it's on the Pacific side because we have to deal
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Speaker 3: with China, or whether it's on the Atlantic side. And
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Speaker 3: we also need a third segment of military in our
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Speaker 3: Antarctica because of the huge, vast amounts of minerals and
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Speaker 3: everything else that's down there. So we've got a lot
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Speaker 3: of stuff to do, and we have to make sure
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Speaker 3: that we get these people, these Neanderthals who continue to
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Speaker 3: want to get in the way of American progress, whether
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Speaker 3: it's economics, whether it's militarily whatever, a little bit of
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Speaker 3: good news. You've heard about this story already.
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Speaker 10: But.
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Speaker 3: We'll get into it a little bit. Judge blocking Virginia
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Speaker 3: from certifying results of redistricting referendum. And one of the
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Speaker 3: reasons why, because there was a mysterious box or mysterious
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Speaker 3: drop off late in the midnight out well actually it
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Speaker 3: was way after the midnight hour. Why is it all
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Speaker 3: of a sudden a drop off of ballots? And so
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Speaker 3: could it be that there might have been a little
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Speaker 3: shenanigans going on? And by the way, the way it
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Speaker 3: was done was not constitutionally correct anyway. How is it
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Speaker 3: that you have forty two percent of all Virginians in
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Speaker 3: the Commonwealth are Republicans, but they're only allowed one representative.
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Speaker 3: They're they're only that's only ten percent of representation. When
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Speaker 3: Republican voters are at least forty two percent of all voters,
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Speaker 3: something is going wrong in Denmark. And so yeah, now
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Speaker 3: of course they're appealing it, and it's gonna go up
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Speaker 3: the food chain. I guess it could end up in
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Speaker 3: the Supreme Court, and with the attitude recently displayed by
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Speaker 3: the majority in the Supreme Court, that could be a
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Speaker 3: little bit, a little bit unnerving because several of the
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Speaker 3: a few of the so called conservatives of the Supreme
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Speaker 3: Court have basically joined the other side.
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Speaker 2: Liberty News Radio, Breaking news at town Hall, im Bob
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Speaker 2: Agnew at Washington. Ongoing if small scale attacks by Iranian
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Speaker 2: boats in the Strait of Horror moves continuing to rock
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Speaker 2: the global oil markets had also put a big question
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Speaker 2: mark over ceasefire talks.
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Speaker 11: As these attacks at sea continue. That really put this
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Speaker 11: ceasefire under new strains and drawn question into whether or
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Speaker 11: not we could see a return to active combat.
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Speaker 12: This, of course, wonted John Gambril. President Trump Meanwhiles, issued
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Speaker 12: a new warning about this strait.
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Speaker 13: In a statement posted on his social media site. The
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Speaker 13: President ordered the US military to shoot and kill Iranian
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Speaker 13: small boats that are choking the Strait of Hermus. He
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Speaker 13: said there is to be no hesitation. The President also
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Speaker 13: said the military is intensifying its mind clearing efforts in
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Speaker 13: the critical waterway and the strait he said will remain
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Speaker 13: under US control until Iran is able to make a deal.
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Speaker 12: Key redistricting measure in Virginia may have a long reaching
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Speaker 12: impact on the makeup of Congress.
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Speaker 5: One voter and Alex Andrea Matt Wallace said he was
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Speaker 5: resigned to the fact that in the current environment, it
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Speaker 5: is a standard of by any means necessary to fight back.
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Speaker 14: I think that the redistricting issue across the country is
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Speaker 14: unfortunate that we've had to resort to temporary redistricting.
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Speaker 5: Those that opposed it, like Joanna Miller, focused solely on
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Speaker 5: Virginia and not the rest of the country and talked
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Speaker 5: about how it will disenfranchise them.
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Speaker 1: I think that the effort this ball is not in
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Speaker 1: good faith, and so I voted against the redistricting because
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Speaker 1: I want my vote to count.
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Speaker 12: The oil markets royaled by ongoing questions about the US
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Speaker 3: And welcome back. I'm Ron Edwards and this is the
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Speaker 3: Round Edwards American experience. Yeah, I'm in agreement with the
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Speaker 3: HHS Secretary RFK Junior who recently called assisted suicide laws
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Speaker 3: as abhorrent. And you know he used Canada as a
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Speaker 3: cautionary tale. And this is an issue that has been
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Speaker 3: going on in our republic for decades. The state I
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Speaker 3: currently reside in, Michigan, was I believe, the first state
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Speaker 3: in the Union to legalize killing oneself or getting doctors
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Speaker 3: to kill you. Assisted suicide as it's called. And Kennedy
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Speaker 3: made his remarks during a Senate hearing on President Trump's
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty seven budget request after Senator James Langford of
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Speaker 3: Oklahoma approached the subject concerning assisted suicide. And I just
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Speaker 3: believe that we now have three more states California, Colorado, Vermont,
31:26
Speaker 3: that disability groups are filing against some of the assisted
31:30
Speaker 3: suicide laws because it seems to target those with disabilities.
31:34
Speaker 3: And the Americans with Disabilities Act passed in nineteen ninety,
31:38
Speaker 3: that act has worked to protect those with disabilities, because
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Speaker 3: not everyone with disabilities wants to be bumped off or
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Speaker 3: in line to die early. But here's the thing. Because
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Speaker 3: of increasing levels of immorality and those types of people
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Speaker 3: more coming more and more into the health or whatever field,
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Speaker 3: medicine field, they're more inclined to say, hey, you know what,
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Speaker 3: you're seventy five years old, you're a little sick, you're
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Speaker 3: a little under the weather. Let me give you a
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Speaker 3: shot and I'll just roll you to the end of
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Speaker 3: the hallway and you'll just die alone there in the corner.
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Speaker 3: Don't worry about it. And if that sounds crazy, what
32:26
Speaker 3: I just said, that is a common occurrence in other
32:29
Speaker 3: nations around the world, where, especially in Western Europe, whether
32:34
Speaker 3: this has been a common practice for many years. Oh,
32:36
Speaker 3: wait a minute, this is now the situation in Old Canada.
32:42
Speaker 3: Or if you get a little in Canada. It's so
32:44
Speaker 3: bad if you're depressed, if you had a bad year
32:48
Speaker 3: or something like that, and you're just a little down
32:52
Speaker 3: and you make the mistake of going to one of
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Speaker 3: these hospitals or whatever where you're supposed to maybe get counseling,
32:58
Speaker 3: therapy or whatever. Instead of therapy, you just get death service. Oh,
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Speaker 3: let me give you a little shot here. This will
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Speaker 3: help you out. You don't have to worry about depression anymore.
33:12
Speaker 3: Don't worry about it. Ah, And next thing you know,
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Speaker 3: your body has assumed atmospheric temperatures. See, this is part
33:22
Speaker 3: of a cold hearted, neanderthal level leftist mental attitude. And
33:30
Speaker 3: this is what happens when you can increasingly kick God
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Speaker 3: out of your society. Because as you kick God out
33:38
Speaker 3: of your society, eventually you don't give a rip about people.
33:45
Speaker 3: You care less about the babies, You care less about
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Speaker 3: the elderly whom you're supposed to honor and respect. You
33:56
Speaker 3: care less about your parents, your elderly parents, et cetera,
33:59
Speaker 3: et cetera. And then you have what's going on in Canada.
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Speaker 3: Do you want this to be the normal procedure here
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Speaker 3: in the United States of America, a nation that is
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Speaker 3: supposed to be a light to the world. I mean,
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Speaker 3: there are certain aspects that I wish the United States
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Speaker 3: would adopt that are in Europe, such as preserving beautiful
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Speaker 3: buildings and making sure that our cities are more beautiful, etc.
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Speaker 3: Things like that. But other than that, Europe does not
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Speaker 3: have much to offer the United States of America when
34:36
Speaker 3: it comes to social issues. They don't. And we must
34:45
Speaker 3: go back to what made America great. And those who
34:51
Speaker 3: don't want America to be great again, those who don't
34:53
Speaker 3: want us to be the Land of the Free, home
34:55
Speaker 3: of the brave. Hey, they need to be shuffled to
34:58
Speaker 3: the side. Anyone in government that is pushing an agenda
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Speaker 3: that is not in line with our constitution should not
35:10
Speaker 3: be allowed to continue, I don't know, earning a paycheck
35:18
Speaker 3: and ruining our nation from that office, they should be
35:21
Speaker 3: They should be escorted out and quickly replaced. If you
35:27
Speaker 3: were to worked for any company worth its salt, be
35:30
Speaker 3: it large or small, and you were actively working against
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Speaker 3: the principles of that company or undermining the quality of
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Speaker 3: its products in their manufacturing section. And they found you out,
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Speaker 3: you'd be fired, and if you caused damage, you might
35:50
Speaker 3: go to jail or get sued. So when you look
35:54
Speaker 3: at all of the collective damage that so many representatives
35:58
Speaker 3: and senators, governors, like the one of Colorado, the one
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Speaker 3: over Illinois, the one in Michigan, the one in Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 3: the one in New York, the one in Washington, the
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Speaker 3: one in California, the one in Arizona, the one in
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Speaker 3: New Mexico, and it goes on and on and on
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Speaker 3: from there. Okay, every political official that's elected to office
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Speaker 3: who is ruining our nation. Oh wait a minute, don't
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Speaker 3: start me. I don't want to start listing all the
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Speaker 3: cities with these mayor destructive mayors. That could literally go
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Speaker 3: on to the end of the broadcast and I'd still
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Speaker 3: be giving the list tomorrow the next day. It's that
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Speaker 3: many cities that are now led by leftists who are
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Speaker 3: out to destroy our society. See one thing about the left,
36:54
Speaker 3: They are in lockstep with one another. Unfortunately, we have
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Speaker 3: stupid people in the Republican Party, whether it's John Thune, Murkowski,
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Speaker 3: all these Trumpeters right, who are more in tune with
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Speaker 3: the idea of undermining President Trump than preserving and fighting
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Speaker 3: for the United States of America in our constitutionally limited
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Speaker 3: way of life. That's crazy work. There was a time
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Speaker 3: where your average Democrat was not as socialistically or socially
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Speaker 3: against our republic as John Thune is or Mitch McConnell
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Speaker 3: or Murkowski Collins and other so called Republicans conservative Republicans,
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Speaker 3: which they're not. They're not conservative at all, And so
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Speaker 3: whereas if you're not operating according to the Constitution, you
38:11
Speaker 3: don't need to be there. Get out, out out, as
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Speaker 3: like out out out. And so they need to get
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Speaker 3: Republicans being like they were under George W. Bush, and
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Speaker 3: And before I get back to the subject matter that
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Speaker 3: before the break, I was talking about the need for
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Speaker 3: a list for our enemies in Iran, and it should
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Speaker 3: be a list of twenty okay, And what I mean
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Speaker 3: is a list of twenty targets. Let them know we
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Speaker 3: have twenty targets that are important to them. Send them
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Speaker 3: about two or three very very important targets on that list,
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Speaker 3: and say, hey, you know what, if you don't start
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Speaker 3: playing ball in the way we want you to so
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Speaker 3: of her Moose, and if you don't allow us to
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Speaker 3: get the powder that we need so that you don't
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Speaker 3: have nuclear weapons in ten years or four years or whatever,
47:14
Speaker 3: then we're going to start hitting these very strategic targets
47:18
Speaker 3: instead of going in there blasting them all away boom
47:20
Speaker 3: boom boom boom boom. Nope, you do it strategically, strategicy,
47:24
Speaker 3: as George W. Bush used to say. You know, there's
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Speaker 3: a wise way to destroy a nation. You can you
47:31
Speaker 3: can do it bit by bit by bit, and that
47:35
Speaker 3: way the people are not all at one time just
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Speaker 3: you know, destroyed, or they don't see their whole nation
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Speaker 3: at one time totally destroyed and inhibit it. But if
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Speaker 3: they see one place blown up, boom here and there.
47:56
Speaker 3: As the United States continues to try to bargain with
47:59
Speaker 3: these people and then the Iranians, they're wondering, man, how
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Speaker 3: try to move something out of that spot and we
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Speaker 3: like the all seeing eye. We'll get whatever we want.
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Speaker 3: And you know, be as Craig Cray as they are.
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Speaker 3: They have this attitude where we don't care if we
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Speaker 3: dry die, well, okay, then so be it. And so
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Speaker 3: you have to deal with these Iranians as with any
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Speaker 3: Muslim Okay, from a position of strength, that's the only way.
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Speaker 3: Try to make nice and have negotiations with them. Blah
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Speaker 3: blah blah blah blah. It doesn't work. If you've ever
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Speaker 3: I'm saying is the truth. Bargaining with them is like
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Speaker 3: no deal you can make well a wall, right, Well,
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Speaker 3: there's no deal you can actually make with Muslims, especially
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Speaker 3: those of that kind that are so dedicated where they
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Speaker 3: don't even care if they live or die. But it's
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Speaker 3: funny they scatter like roaches when mighty American soldiers show up.
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Speaker 3: They don't want to die. Why don't they just stand
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Speaker 3: there like little targets and let themselves get shot and hey,
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Speaker 3: so they can go after their virgins. But anyway, before
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Speaker 3: I digress any further, that's what I think we should
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Speaker 3: do when it comes to Iran. We've got to up
49:52
Speaker 3: the ante, but do it in a way that's strategic.
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Speaker 3: That way, as you're chipping away at twenty most important
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Speaker 3: positions or installations or whatever in the country, be they bridges,
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Speaker 3: power plants, you don't blow them all up at once
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Speaker 3: and put everyone in the dark ages. Because still to
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Speaker 3: this very second, the majority of Iranians are in support
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Speaker 3: such a good thing. It achieves annual natural capacity factors
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Speaker 3: of only minus twenty six percent, while wind reaches minus
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Speaker 3: thirty five percent in favorable locations. These figures reflect the
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Speaker 3: inherent variability of natural resources. Solar produces nothing and minimal
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Speaker 3: during cloudy days, and wind can drop to near zero
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Speaker 3: during to long calm periods. Variable sources cannot guarantee dispatchable
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Speaker 3: electricity without one backup from baseload generation in the form
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Speaker 3: of coal, gas or nuclear generated electricity, So why not
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Speaker 3: use coal gas or nuclear generated electricity directly? I mean,
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Speaker 3: that's just common sense. Electric electricity storage systems in the
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Speaker 3: form of batteries may be added, but they merely shift
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Speaker 3: the problem by one to two hours. They also add
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Speaker 3: to the total system's cost, and those batteries are horrible
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Speaker 3: when it comes to pollution. Oh well, oh gosh, by golly,
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Speaker 3: Now that I see that my time is up, I
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Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time. As always, at
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Speaker 3: this particular time, I urge you to please pray for
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Speaker 3: your nation, Pray for your family, your friends, and even
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Speaker 3: your enemies that they get it right before it's much
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Speaker 3: too late. I'm Ron Edwards, urging you to treat others
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Speaker 3: the same way you want to be treated. Until next time.
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Speaker 3: I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior.
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Speaker 14: Come on, you.
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Speaker 11: Would you would be?
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Speaker 1: It would do with the bed, that's all, folks, tax
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Speaker 1: that stage right,