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Despite the politics, Obama is The Sun 51824 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Politics aside. People often wonder and ask that why it's the former president Barack
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  Obama a likable person and to be candidate no matter your political affiliation. The
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  former president Barack Obama, it's naturally a good person, and he's a good
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  father, a good husband, and a good statement and to a human being
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  with a natural disposition to humanity and with the willingness and good will and good
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  conscience and good intention to do good and to improve the human condition, to
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  improve the human planet, and to make this space a living sphere for everybody,
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  no matter their race, their gender, their place of birth, their
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  height, their weight, their sexual orientation, or their level of education,
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  a level of income, a mental state of mental being. Barack Obama,
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  it's a It's a human being with feelings, with compassion, with empathy and
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  sympathy for humanity. And when you look into his eyes, you can feel
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  his soul when he travels around the world, and you can see the love
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  showter him goes beyond politics, goes beyond his education, goes beyond his status,
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  goes beyond him being an American. That that affiliation and love that they
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  showed to him around the world, it's a universal type of love. When
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  the constellation of the universe is on your side, it means you must have
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  done a lot of good. You know, the the building blocks of good
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  consolidate a human being to be a universally loved person. And I call him
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  a multiversalily type of soul. It's a type of human being that without political
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  constrain or restricted political affiliation. If given the resources, people like that can
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  single handedly push humanity into the future in science and technology, in education and
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  research. And he can push humanity to improve health, wealth, prosperity,
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  longevity. And he can push humanity to be realistic and to be mindful and
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  true to one another. When it comes to climate change of global warming or
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  the climate catastrophes helping around the world, he naturally as speaking as a philosopher,
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  he's he has an open mind, an open heart, and open hand.
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  And he's a lovable person. You know, he got the force of
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  attraction and it's attracted to the world, and the world is attracted to him
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  in his intelligence or his weight and in his soul. So kind of being
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  and and he's it's his ways of thinking, you know, it's a it's
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  intelligent, need kind and he loves and you cannot. You see a good
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  man when you listen to them talk, see their body language. And it
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  takes centuries sometimes for for humans like that to be on this planet. If
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  you see like jfk A right, you see Martin Luther King, you see
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  Ronald Reagan and uh Abram Lincoln and mhm see some some some some leaders you
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  know like Angela Mika and from a Chancellor, And yeah there are there are
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  some leaders like true now through do in Canada. You might not like his
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  politics, his liberal politics, where you can see that the way it treats
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  immigration, it's not political. It's even though it's political. But beyond the
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  superficialities of politics, humans can still a good. On the contrary, that
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  good is constrained by politics. So if you take away that that that political
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  constrain, there are many good people on this planet, many good politicians that
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  actually wants to improve the human condition, and I constrained for not doing that.
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  See when Barack Obama became president, it was a different time for the
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  whole world. There was that light, that hope and know, that unity,
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  that happiness for the world getting over with racism, sexism, and bakertry.
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  It was a new day for a new dawn. But our hope was
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  taken away, was constrained not by Barack Obama, but by the political sister,
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  by the entrenchmen of all habits. That he taught that he was naive.
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  He was nice to naive to think that with his popularity, with his
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  love and with his good will, and with the whole world, you know,
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  the global sound of the global mouth everywhere in the world. He thought
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  that the people's love can overshadow political or start to score constraint. And you
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  get to see that when he became president. Surprisingly, the forces of hate,
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  the forces of evil, the forces of divisiveness multiplied, and they were
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  hidden, but they felt threatened. And you saw all these extreme right movements
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  around the world. Not that they are bad people, but they believe in
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  the status quo. They believe in the old ways of doing things and in
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  the world that it's more diverse. And when you go the whole way and
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  you put so many people in shakas, you take away the rights of women,
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  you take away the rights of children, you take away the rights of
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  indigenous people, you take away the rights of many minorities, and you take
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  away the freedoms and the economic potentious of many humans. You take away their
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  rights to choose to decipher themselves, and it takes society back into a repugnant,
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  deterministic, crew equitable war that was not good to everybody, but to
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  just one, not just one race of people, but just one gender of
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  people. You go back to a very repognant, bel chauvinistic, patriot,
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  paratriared patriarchy curl whole that was dominated by just one race of type of people
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  that look alike. We track this type of governance. It did not work
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  right. If you remember the French Revolution, remember the colonial wars, you
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  remember the civil rights movement, the Women's March, march, you know,
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  remember the LGBT you cry, you remember I I when you get to remember
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  the plight of the war, you know. So people saw Obama like that
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  New Dawn. Some saw him like that christ like figure, or like that
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  Martin Luther King figure, Oh, like that Maria terressa uh, compassionate type
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  of person. And so the Ward expected too much from him and they didn't
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  have those powers. He was constrained the Allies. A good man with good
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  intentions that was constrained by the same powers that gave him power. He was
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  constrained by the same people that helped elect him in office. And he soon
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  realized that he's a leader of a system, and that the system survives beyond
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  the leader, and that the system is a system of graduality, is a
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  system of progress. It's not a system of abruptness. It's not a system
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  of a single handed human being changing that system. He came to realize that
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  the system is so complex, so complicated, so entangled, and he became
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  so disappointed in himself at the digious later he could do, and I came
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  or hit him. He united the world for once, he united the good
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  forces. You can see his climate change and the climate changed that he did,
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  and you could see his it's a support for women, you know,
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  and in giving women back the power that they deserve. You could see his
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  support for the LGBT like it or not, and his support for countries around
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  the world to be free in developing their countries. And you could see his
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  support for the United Nations and his support for democratic institutions around the world,
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  and his support for small small businesses, and and part of his soul is
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  to promote young leaders. You know. It's a you can't see in the
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  former president he he believes in the future. He believes that that that future
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  is in the hands of the young, young leaders. He's very passionate and
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  in educating young leaders, young students or students to be good leaders, to
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  be the leaders of the future. And it's a good man. I might
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  disagree in his politics, and you there is say that give to Caesar what
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  belongs to Caesar, and to God what belongs to God. You know,
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  there is a problem in American politics today that that we must hate people and
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  we must talk bad about people because we are not in the same political party,
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  or because we don't go to the same church, or because we don't
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  believe in the same dogma, or because we are not from the same eco
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  chamber. That's not what America was all about in the great all days or
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  good days of America. We can disagree to agree that on the fundamentors,
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  we cannot take it away from an American leader of being a patron of love
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  in America or of leaving America towards American exceptionalism and American ideals. You cannot
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  take that away from any American president. Some of the controversies and some of
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  the hat love both American leaders have. It's because American leaders believe in American
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  exceptionalism. And there is no American leader that does not believe in American exceptionalism.
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  So even if we get to disagree, no matter the political party,
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  every American should love an American president for happiness, enjoy our exceptionalism around the
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  world. And many countries in the world don't like that. From generations to
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  generations, many countries in the world oppose American exceptionalism. And this way of
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  life that we all cherished has been led but by American presidents and American leaders.
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  So we cannot take that away from from president or from by President Barack
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  Obama. Even if you don't like him, you can remember that he's strengthened
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  America the world. He was tough on crying, it was tough on terrorism,
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  He cracked down on dictatorship. He liberated many countries around the world.
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  And and remember, hm, you know the springs, the springs around the
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  world. I remember the voices of freedom and the call to freedom. Remember
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  American intervention and interference in countries that were unstable. He did all that,
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  not to the liking of many countries around the world. That he stood from
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  American exceptionalism American bottom line. But if you're not a hypocrate in politics,
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  you cannot take that away from him. It means you don't even know what
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  America is all about. You can disagree in terms of politics that political platforms
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  might be different, but those political platforms serve the same purpose, a great
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  America, a powerful America. No matter your political platform, it's for the
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  United States of America. It's not a political party. So it's a good
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  thing when Americamericans can mature in politics and to appreciate American leaders no matter their
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  political affiliations, for the good things they did, and at the same times
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  or at the same time, we may criticize the things they didn't do.
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  See from President Barack Obama, he didn't do that much for the majority that
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  gave him power. And you get to see that that majority that gave him
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  power, the system is structure in a way that that majority has the vote,
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  but that majority doesn't have the lobbying power or the economic fire Braham to
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  support the policies that can change their condition. Take for example, for health
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  care, doesn't matter your political party, it will be true for you to
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  take away health care from humans. It's just shameful, and the people try
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  to take away health care from others they have health care. Health care should
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  be a human rights issue. You need a healthy people for healthy society.
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  So when you don't give your people health, that's just crue, that's proparic,
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  that's brutal, that's inhumane, that's on civilized, and that's just ungoten
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  me. So when many people stood against the healthcare, they didn't try to
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  replace with anything better than that. His goal was a universal health care that
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  many developed countries have, but because of racism in Trench, racism and classism
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  in America, most people, some people don't want it. The opposition to
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  health care is just is nothing far familar truth. It's all about racism and
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  classism that certain people are not entitled to good healthcare because of their because of
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  the way they look, because of where they were born, because of the
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  way they speak, because of what they call the color. That's all it's
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  all about the opposition to healthcare. It's just classism, categorization that certain people
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  in certain class should have the best healthcare as a status signal. This egoistic,
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  narcissistic on an American way of thinking. This insecurity in the human being
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  that for me to feel better or the humans you feel worse. That was
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  all to it opposing the health care. There was no good intention in opposing
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  their health care. He got no love for America in it. It got
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  no patoutism in it, he got no humanity in it. It was just
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  race based class warfare. And that's why you see it was very cruel,
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  very brutal, and it blistered. It wounded Obamasubat that his popularity did not
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  recover to to to do the good things he wanted to do in office.
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  But he knew that and too. I cannot forget John McCain, and I
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  cannot forget the Kennedy family and the Kennedy family and John McCain and Harry Reid
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  and Pelosy and Schumer and the American Medical Association and the American people. You
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  know, the healthcare Americans have today what they called Obamacay, and many people,
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  many good politicians, were kicked out of office and the Tea Party movement
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  came and divided America. That we have to day and sometimes we we should
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  not use the good name of America to divide America. We should not use
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  our personal politica agendas to to destroy this great country. I remember many good
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  people a lost our elections because of their support for health care. Their support
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  for health care. They sacrificed their careers for that. And each time I
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  listen to Obamba speak, he he has that sometimes that guilt, but sometimes
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  that sacrifice that good people sacrifice themselves for people that don't know. You know,
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  some Americans we have the benefit of health care today, but I do
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  not remember the politicians that sacrifice their careers for that. See, when a
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  human being fights to give health to humans as a good man, that's a
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  good woman, that's a good person. When I said Obama is a good
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  person, it's not. I speak like a philosopher, you know, it's
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  the philosophical type of good And I disagree in is politics because politics sometimes survivor.
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  You know, the philosophers have always said that humans are political animals.
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  When being where he means becoming a political animals. As philosopher, I will
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  say you and not like Obama, if you're not from his political party.
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  He would do everything to win. He will do everything, I mean everything.
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  That's the brutality of politics, as politics is all about. But after
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  everything is said and DOWNE give to Caesar. What belongs to Caesar and to
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  God, or belongs to God. We wish you were able to make chut
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  in ourselves. I know our politics, to seek consensus and build bridges and
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  reconcile to be great, great Americans. I'm always happy when I see Bill
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  Clinton from our President Bill Clinton, and from our President George W. Bushes
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  or just or the Bushes family, and when they unite together, and you
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  can see when they talk that the presidents from different parties, but they're all
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  Americans with one girl that in American we trust one nation, indivisible underguard.
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  We cannot take away that. And during the hurricanes, you know in Asia,
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  you can see, you know, from our presidents coming together. That's
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  what it means to be a good person. You can see former President Jimmy
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  Carter and habitat for humanity and his faith in Jesus and his love for family
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  and care for a little person. That's a good person. That's a good
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  man. You can see Abraham Lincoln sacrificing his life for the slaves. That's
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  a good man. That's a good person. You cannot take that away.
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  You can see Ronald Reagan breaching the race divide to appoint African Americans in good
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  in the Supreme Court or in higher offices, or trying to bring down the
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  Berlin War. That's a good man. That's a good person. You cannot
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  take away that good from people they might disagree in their politics. We cannot
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  take away the good in a human being. You see Angela Michael, you
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  know, trying to to help migrants, to help Japany with an aging population
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  and with the struggling economy. That visionary of thinking that migrants can help.
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  That's a good person. And people withstand the way of that. I know
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  good people. They might be good in other things, but they are not
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  good at that. Because every human being is born good and when they do
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  that good, wh shine light on it. We should not take it away
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  and make you to become a hypocrite. I appreciate that which is good in
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  the human being. Then we can build bridges. Then we can talk,
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  Then we can negotiate, we can find common ground, we can have consensus
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  building. We can disagree to agree, we can instill, disagree to disagree.
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  I still find something in that disagreement. But don't take away the human
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  being from who they are. Don't denigrate, don't disrespect, don't insult,
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  don't define, don't humilate, don't deman. It's just not civil it's not
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  civilized, like to have a s vilized debate than to be a civilized human.
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  If you're intellectual, just speak with facts at harmony. It's for the
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  little people. We shoul always remember that and have faith. You know,
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  Obama is a man of faith. It truly believes in God. It's something
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  to think about because once you believe in Christ, once you truly believe in
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  Christ, you become of our brothers or our sisters keepers. As is said
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  in the scriptures and the Way, the Truth and the Light. I forgot
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  so loved the world that his sain is only begotten son, that whoever believed
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  in him shall not perish, but have ever lasted in life. Obamba beli
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  is in that he preaches them most of the times, and I think he
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  believes it and all other day we are here to be gone and this life
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  that always so live. We should not let our souls to be rotten by
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  politics. We shall have a soul for humanity, for we have come here
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  to be remembered, not to be forgotten. And the end of the day
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  when it's all about you, it's all about nothing. Live a monument,
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  alive, Live alive, worthy of indelibility, live alive, worthy of remembrance.
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  And one day when you are gone and people come to a library,
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  people come to a monument, or to your shry and they will say,
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  he was once here, he came here and sacrifice his life for the good
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  of humanity. And always remember between the completely contrary and the completely obitrary,
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  there is always away. In the darkness of dark, there is always light.
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  The light is hope. Yes we can, Yes we can.