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Arctic win, Anti-Christ Marxists, America within · Rich Valdés: This is America!

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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez powered by politweek dot.
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Speaker 2: Com and Rich Valdees is with US former Christian Administration.
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Speaker 3: Official you worked for, Chris Christie. Have been policies 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 5: This is America, ritchiev.
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Speaker 4: You're on the air with A Nation.
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Speaker 5: With America with your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 4: What's up, America. I am Rich Valdez Valdez with an
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Speaker 4: at Rich Valdez on all of the social media. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome.
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Speaker 4: I was off for Martin Luther King day, so forgive
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Speaker 4: me for that, but we will make up that episode
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Speaker 4: for you. I will get you another one before the
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Speaker 4: end of the week. And I want to get into
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Speaker 4: a bunch of things, right El Trompito. He's been talking
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Speaker 4: tough on Greenland. Lots going on on that front. Now,
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Speaker 4: what's interesting here is President Trump is being criticized for
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Speaker 4: all sorts of things. The most recent his mental faculties
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Speaker 4: are declining he's a dictator, he's an auto, he's a fascist,
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Speaker 4: he's all these things. They want to say. He is right,
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Speaker 4: got it, no problem. But still we've got all of
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Speaker 4: this headway that we're making in Europe with NATO, with Greenland. Plus,
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Speaker 4: I want to get into this Don Lemon stuff right now.
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Speaker 4: You've probably been all Don LeMond out, but you haven't
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Speaker 4: heard from me on it. And I want to get
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Speaker 4: into that because I think that's also an interesting thing
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Speaker 4: and I've got an interesting take that I think you'll
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Speaker 4: hear a little bit of that on Newsmax this weekend.
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Speaker 4: But I've got a little more nuanced to it that
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna give you exclusively right here. Plus this Friday,
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Speaker 4: this is America on Rumble, so that you don't miss that. Now,
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Speaker 4: I want to jump into Ed trumpitto, because again, people
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Speaker 4: I think miss what's the word George bush Es missed underestimate, right.
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Speaker 4: I think they misunderestimate him, or maybe they just underestimate
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Speaker 4: him when he says, look, I'm gonna get it one
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Speaker 4: way or the other. We're gonna get green We're going
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Speaker 4: to get Greenland, right, he said. He said all those things,
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Speaker 4: and he said, we're gonna have to be tough. But
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Speaker 4: isn't that interesting that now they're willing to play ball?
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Speaker 4: Right the folks at NATO listen to this.
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Speaker 6: We never asked for anything, and we never got anything.
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Speaker 6: We probably won't get anything unless I decide to use
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Speaker 6: excessive strength and force, where we would be frankly unstoppable.
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Speaker 7: But I won't do that.
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Speaker 6: Okay, Now everyone's saying, oh good, that's probably the biggest
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Speaker 6: statement I made because people thought I would use force.
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Speaker 6: I don't have to use force. I don't want to
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Speaker 6: use force. I won't use force. All the United States
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Speaker 6: is asking for is a place called Greenland, where we
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Speaker 6: already had it as a trustee, but respectfully returned it
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Speaker 6: back to Denmark not long ago after we defeated the Germans,
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Speaker 6: the Japanese, the Italians and others in World War Two.
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Speaker 5: We gave it back to them.
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Speaker 6: We were a powerful force then, but we are much
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Speaker 6: more powerful force now, after I rebuilt the military in
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Speaker 6: my first term and continue to do so today.
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Speaker 4: I think this is a good thing for ed Trumpito
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Speaker 4: and for the United States. Because listen, it's clear as
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Speaker 4: day to me that this is a good move for
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Speaker 4: the United States. And really, Trump is all about negotiating, right,
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Speaker 4: he said, hey, look, I want this thing. We all
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Speaker 4: know if you haven't noticed yet, Trump doesn't use force
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Speaker 4: for just about anything. Right. The Republicans on the right,
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Speaker 4: many of my friends and colleagues are begging him to
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Speaker 4: use the Insurrection Act. He won't, never has. Let's see,
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Speaker 4: you've got people wanting him to be more aggressive towards
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Speaker 4: Bill Clinton, towards Hillary Clinton, towards you name it, towards
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Speaker 4: the deep state. Now, the only policy that he has
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Speaker 4: that's been aggressive, and it's because we really have no
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Speaker 4: other way around it, has been immigration. And even that,
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Speaker 4: let's be frank here with this immigration, What is so
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Speaker 4: aggressive about it? Maybe the way it looks on TV,
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Speaker 4: But the numbers they pale in comparison to Tom Homan
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Speaker 4: did for Obama. Right, Tom Homan was border chief under
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Speaker 4: Obama into the millions. Our numbers are less than half
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Speaker 4: of what Obama did. So the question becomes why why?
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Speaker 4: Because we're losing a pr battle. And I mentioned this
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Speaker 4: a couple of months ago, and I'm going to mention
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Speaker 4: it again. Pr battles are very important in politics, and
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Speaker 4: you have to remember that just because you feel a
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Speaker 4: certain way doesn't mean everyone does. If you were to
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Speaker 4: ask people, most people would say, yeah, I think it's
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Speaker 4: a good idea that we'd deport criminal illegal aliens from
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Speaker 4: our country. Yeah, that's fantastic. If you turn around and
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Speaker 4: show them a video of what it looks like a
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Speaker 4: day's work of deporting criminal illegal aliens. Right, I go here,
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Speaker 4: I serve a warrant. The guy's not there. Somebody starts
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Speaker 4: running away. I grabbed the guy running because he ran away.
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Speaker 4: I say, hey, why are you running? Are you the guy?
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Speaker 4: He's like, no, I'm not the guy. My name is Pepe.
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Speaker 4: Oh Pepe. What happened to you? Well, you know, I
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Speaker 4: saw eyes, I started running. Why did you start running? Well,
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Speaker 4: I'm not in the country legally. Oh you're not all right,
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Speaker 4: Well we're going to take you too. Now do we
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Speaker 4: expect these guys to just let everybody go just because
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Speaker 4: they're not the one when their job is to enforce removal?
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Speaker 4: Of course not. But somehow we have these unrealistic expectations
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Speaker 4: and we don't like it when it gets ugly. And listen,
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Speaker 4: I'm not going to blame the public. I'm going to
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Speaker 4: blame the messengers when you have nothing but troves and
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Speaker 4: troves of video of this woman, you know, like AOC
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Speaker 4: now saying we've got ice thugs on the street shooting
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Speaker 4: moms in the face. We have this incident now that
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Speaker 4: we've got to totally manage, we have the which is
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Speaker 4: very unfortunate. By the way, then you have look and
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Speaker 4: like I've said to you before, I don't personally care
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Speaker 4: if these ice guys wear masks, are not, but clearly
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Speaker 4: everyone and their mother else, uh, they all do. The
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Speaker 4: argument's going to remain the same. Have we not had
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Speaker 4: law enforcement that was in danger of being caught out
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Speaker 4: there in the past. Of course we have. I have
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Speaker 4: a brother who was caught out there in the past.
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Speaker 4: He was off duty. They tried to come and kill
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Speaker 4: him because they remembered his face, they knew his name,
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Speaker 4: they knew where to find him. Thankfully, he had an
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Speaker 4: off duty weapon he was prepared to use this training.
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Speaker 4: But the point remains the same, that threat, that risk
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Speaker 4: has always been there in law enforcement. Since the very
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Speaker 4: first day there was a sheriff on a horse, since
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Speaker 4: the very first day there was a little bobby cop
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Speaker 4: with a billy club in England, right, those Charlie Chaplin
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Speaker 4: looking cops that you saw back in the days, the
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Speaker 4: Keystone cops. That's always been there. So I'm just saying,
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Speaker 4: you've got to manage this thing. I don't want to
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Speaker 4: be critical of Secretary Nome because I think she's a
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Speaker 4: very good administrator and I think she's doing a yeoman's work.
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Speaker 4: This is a heavy lift, But I've got to say
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Speaker 4: somebody has to be minding the pr aspect of this
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Speaker 4: because come November, we are going to be faced with
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Speaker 4: nothing but a bunch of video from this part of time,
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Speaker 4: right this time in life, where they're going to repeat
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Speaker 4: these same same idiotic things they've been repeating. Obama did
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Speaker 4: twice as many of these deportations, and they never said
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Speaker 4: a thing now is because they like Obama, Yeah, partially,
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Speaker 4: But the other part is Obama would take this head
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Speaker 4: on and he constantly it's my constitutional authority. I have
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Speaker 4: a job to do. I've got to do whatever. Right.
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Speaker 4: He was always like, look, I'm washing my hands of this.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 4: It's all about the message. We're here to do the
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Speaker 4: right thing. We're going to repatriate these people we're here
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Speaker 4: to help. That's got to be the approach.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 4: I understand it's difficult to deal with these radical crazies
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Speaker 4: that are in your face, storming churches and whatnot. We're
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Speaker 4: gonna get into that right after this, but you got
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Speaker 4: to manage how things look when they keep calling you
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Speaker 4: a fascist. Now, some of you might disagree and say,
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Speaker 4: come on, Rich, if you're gonna be afraid of the
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Speaker 4: left and you're gonna conduct yourself a certain way because
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Speaker 4: you're afraid of what they're gonna say, we'll never get
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Speaker 4: anything done. Now. Welcome to politics, my friend. This is
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Speaker 4: how this thing works. Every move has a counter strike,
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Speaker 4: every action has a reaction. That's what's going on there.
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Speaker 4: So we got to manage it. Stuff anyway, Let us
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Speaker 4: continue and Trumpito continues talking with those in Greenland, and
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Speaker 4: now they seem a little bit open to it. He
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Speaker 4: laid down the gauntlet today. Listened to this one.
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Speaker 6: It's the United States alone that can protect this giant
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Speaker 6: mass of land, this giant piece of ice, develop it
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Speaker 6: and improve it, and make it so that it's good
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Speaker 6: for Europe and safe for Europe and good for us.
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Speaker 6: And that's the reason I'm seeking immediate negotiations to once
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Speaker 6: again discuss the acquisition of Greenland by the United States,
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Speaker 6: just as we have acquired many other territories throughout our history,
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Speaker 6: as many of the European nations have. They've acquired There's
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Speaker 6: nothing wrong with it. Many of them. Some went in reverse. Actually,
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Speaker 6: if you look, some had great vast wealth, great vast
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Speaker 6: lands all over the world. They went in reverse. They
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Speaker 6: stuck back where they started. That happens too, but some grow.
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Speaker 6: But this would not be a threat to NATO. This
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Speaker 6: would greatly enhance the security of the entire alliance to
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Speaker 6: NATO alliance. The United States is treated very unfairly by NATO.
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Speaker 6: I want to tell you that. And when you think
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Speaker 6: about it, nobody can dispute it. We give so much
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Speaker 6: and we get so little in return. And I've been
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Speaker 6: a critic of NATO for many years, and yet I've
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Speaker 6: done more to help NATO than any other president by
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Speaker 6: four or than any other person. You wouldn't have NATO.
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Speaker 6: And if I didn't get involved in my first.
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Speaker 4: Term, that is El Trumpito and all this Magnuta, forty
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Speaker 4: fifth and forty seventh president of these United States, And
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Speaker 4: good for him, right, good for Ed Trumpeto, keeping it real,
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Speaker 4: keeping a gangster, telling the truth good. I love it.
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Speaker 4: I love the direct approach. I think it's important that
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Speaker 4: we not lose sight of the facts that are at hand.
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Speaker 4: And one reporter got a little feisty try and you
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Speaker 4: know correct, Trump say, hey, look look the King of
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Speaker 4: den because I already said, he's not playing ball with you.
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Speaker 4: So what do you plan to do? What are you
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Speaker 4: doing here? Why are you wasting your time with all this?
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Speaker 4: Listen to this. One's a president.
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Speaker 1: The Danish warn ad minister rejected your call to negotiate
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Speaker 1: on Greenland?
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Speaker 4: What will I didn't call him?
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Speaker 7: Sorry.
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Speaker 4: The Danish foreign minister rejected what you said in your speechs.
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Speaker 1: That you were hoping to negotiate to acquire Greenland, essentially
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Speaker 1: saying that this is not something that they are willing
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Speaker 1: to discuss.
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Speaker 5: So what Wilbo negotiates the Wan?
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Speaker 6: Tell me that show when they tell me, because I
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Speaker 6: don't like any of your secondhand If he wants to
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Speaker 6: tell me, he'll tell me that to my fish.
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Speaker 4: And when will you be discussing this? I have no
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Speaker 4: idea I'll be discussing her with this man right here?
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Speaker 5: The President is frankly more important.
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Speaker 4: He's talking about the un excuse me, the NATO General Secretary,
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Speaker 4: Mark Rudy. That's his name, right, Rudy? All right, are
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Speaker 4: you t te anyway? Yeah? Good? Good Trump setting them
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Speaker 4: straight again. People always trying to outsmart Trump. I guess
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Speaker 4: they believe the fake news. And listen. I hate to
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Speaker 4: sound like I sleep and wake up with my tinfoil
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Speaker 4: hat because I don't. I put it on on occasion, right,
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Speaker 4: like everybody else, I put it on on occasion. I
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Speaker 4: go in the occasional rabbit hole. I don't get lost
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Speaker 4: in the rabbit hole. I come back up for air.
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Speaker 4: But I'll say this, You've got to be very very
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Speaker 4: adept these days to navigate news and information because honestly,
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Speaker 4: it is hard to parse through this stuff. Right. I
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Speaker 4: have several informed, intelligent people that they get caught up
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Speaker 4: on a lot of different things. You know, two that
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Speaker 4: I mentioned here on this show a lot. One of
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Speaker 4: my brothers and one of my good friends, Rubin the
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Speaker 4: Cuban and my brother who's a big QAnon fan, And
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Speaker 4: neither of them are wrong in everything. Right, They're right
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Speaker 4: on a lot of things, but they conflate certain things.
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Speaker 4: In my opinion that shouldn't be ConFlat and I guess,
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Speaker 4: I mean, I really want to jump into that part
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Speaker 4: of the conversation, but I'm going to leave that for
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Speaker 4: a whole separate segment because I think that the neuroscience
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Speaker 4: of it, right, it's the brainwashing, the brain rotting of America,
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Speaker 4: and that's something that I really want to spend a
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Speaker 4: little bit of time on. But just to tease it,
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Speaker 4: if you grew up in communism and you saw the
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Speaker 4: rhetoric of the communist be one of authoritarianism. In your view,
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Speaker 4: right or my way or the highway non negotiable. These
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Speaker 4: two things are not mutually exclusive.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 4: You do not automatically become an authoritarian if you make
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Speaker 4: an offer on something or take a stance, say on something,
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Speaker 4: and say it's non negotiable. Right, you can say, look,
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Speaker 4: this is the United States of America and we do
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Speaker 4: not negotiate with terrorists. That's a matter of policy for
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Speaker 4: our country. That's not authoritarian. That's just saying, hey, we
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Speaker 4: have a line in the sand here, this is a
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Speaker 4: deal breaker for us. It doesn't make you an authoritarian.
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Speaker 4: But if Castro governed the same way where he said
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Speaker 4: it's either this way or that way. But he happened
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Speaker 4: to be an authoritarian because he would use the military
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Speaker 4: and the police to bring about his will and didn't
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Speaker 4: use elections and kind of faked them and made himself
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Speaker 4: the supreme ruler forever, right, President of Cuba, the head
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Speaker 4: of the army. All that. Then, yes you have an authoritarian.
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Speaker 4: But you see Trump doesn't meet that standard. Why because
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Speaker 4: when it was last time he got on Marine one,
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Speaker 4: he left tomorrowl Ago on his last day in office,
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Speaker 4: they said he's not going to leave, They're going to
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Speaker 4: have to arrest them. He won't go on and he
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Speaker 4: left right on time. Right, those are the key things
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Speaker 4: you need. It doesn't matter if he's not negotiable on
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Speaker 4: certain issues. It doesn't matter if he builds statues to himself,
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Speaker 4: puts his name on buildings like the others did. None
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Speaker 4: of those things truly make you an authoritarian. You can think, oh,
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Speaker 4: he's doing a lot of things like the other guy did.
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Speaker 4: At the end of this, right, the bottom line of it,
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Speaker 4: it's all about what he stands on. Trump has never
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Speaker 4: advanced policy that's not in the of four and by
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Speaker 4: the people type of government that the founders believed. He
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Speaker 4: literally has thirty four felon accounts because of his belief
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Speaker 4: in our system. So I want to get into that
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Speaker 4: a little bit later. That's just part of it now.
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Speaker 4: And the other part of it is how people will
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Speaker 4: mix a little bit of fantasy with a little bit
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Speaker 4: of truth and try and make all the medicine go down,
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Speaker 4: like you know, putting some sweetener in there. But to
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Speaker 4: put a pin in this Greenland stuff before I move
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Speaker 4: on the Greenland stuff, I think has been great because
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Speaker 4: now Greenland is saying, hey, look, we have a framework, right,
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Speaker 4: We have reached a framework where we agree that this
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Speaker 4: might be a thing. President Trump earlier today, which is
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Speaker 4: the twenty first.
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Speaker 3: Sorry fostion news alert out of Davos, Switzerland, breaking right now,
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Speaker 3: new information from President Trump about Greenland, posting moments ago
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Speaker 3: on truth social he said, based upon a very productive
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Speaker 3: meeting that I have had with the Secretary General of NATO,
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Speaker 3: Mark Ruta, we have formed the framework of a future
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Speaker 3: deal with respect to Greenland and in fact the entire
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Speaker 3: Arctic region. This solution, if consummated, will be a great
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Speaker 3: one for the United States of America and all NATO nations.
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Speaker 3: Based upon this understanding, and here's a big part of this,
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Speaker 3: I will not be imposing the tariffs that were scheduled
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Speaker 3: to go into effect on February the first watch your
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Speaker 3: four h one K. Additional discussions are being held concerning
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Speaker 3: the Golden Dome as it pertains to Greenland. Further information
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Speaker 3: will be made available as discussions progress. Vice President JD. Vans,
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Speaker 3: Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Special Envoy Steve Wickcoff, and
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Speaker 3: various others as needed, will be responsible for the negotiations.
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Speaker 3: They will report directly to me. Thank you for your
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Speaker 3: attention to this matter. Donald Trump, President of the United States.
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Speaker 4: So President Trump making that comment, and that came in
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Speaker 4: a little quicker right, caught me off guard. But the
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Speaker 4: point is this is a good thing, right. You Now
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Speaker 4: have the folks in NATO to Secretary General Mark Rudy,
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Speaker 4: as I was saying, are you tte they say they
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Speaker 4: have the framework of a future deal with respect to
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Speaker 4: Greenland that would include the entire Arctic region. Again, this
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Speaker 4: is Trump's understanding of it. But Trump wouldn't put that
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Speaker 4: out there if he didn't think he was working toward
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Speaker 4: a deal. Now, I understand Trump uses the overtson window.
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Speaker 4: He's a big negotiator. So he wants Greenland. He says,
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Speaker 4: let's get the entire Arctic. I want to buy half
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Speaker 4: of Europe. Right, this is what it looks like. But
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Speaker 4: I think that the numbers that I saw today, and
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Speaker 4: I don't know if those were official numbers, but something
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Speaker 4: like don't what was that number, seven hundred seven hundred
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Speaker 4: million dollars plus one hundred thousand a person. There's something
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Speaker 4: similar to that, And I thought, hey, look at that.
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Speaker 4: The deal they said wasn't going to happen. Now all
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Speaker 4: of a sudden, it's happening, right, or at least it's
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Speaker 4: on its way to happening. Not bad, not bad. Now
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Speaker 4: there's another article here that I saw that I wanted
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Speaker 4: to read a little bit from because apparently you've got
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Speaker 4: the NATO people saying, yeah, we're in, or at least
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Speaker 4: you know, we're acknowledging there's a path forward. So NATO
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Speaker 4: Secretary General Mark Rudy said today Wednesday to twenty first
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Speaker 4: that the World Economic Forum in Davo, Switzerland, where he
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Speaker 4: met with President Trump, and that Trump was right about
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Speaker 4: security in the Arctic, saying when it comes to the Arctic,
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Speaker 4: here's a quote, right, when it comes to the Arctic,
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Speaker 4: President Trump is right. Other leaders in NATO are right.
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Speaker 4: We need to defend the art. Former Dutch Prime minister said,
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Speaker 4: we know that the sea lanes are opening up. Rudy
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Speaker 4: said the China and Russia were becoming increasingly active in
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Speaker 4: the Arctic Circle. Had acknowledged that this posed a problem
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Speaker 4: for the alliance. The alliance he's talking about the North
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Speaker 4: Atlantic Treaty organization. So NATO seems to be on board.
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Speaker 4: Is the King of Denmark gonna say Nope, can't do it?
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Speaker 4: I doubt it. Who wants that smoke? Right with all
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Speaker 4: of NATO and the United States, there are eight countries
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Speaker 4: that border the Arctics. Seven of the members are from NATO, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland,
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Speaker 4: Canada and the US is what Rudy said. And there's
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Speaker 4: only one country boarding bordering the Arctic outside of NATO,
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Speaker 4: and that's Russia. And he goes on to say, I
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Speaker 4: would argue that this is that there is a ninth country,
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Speaker 4: which is China, which is increasingly active in the Arctic region.
18:52
Speaker 4: So President Trump and other leaders are right, we have
18:55
Speaker 4: to do more in this region. We have to protect
18:59
Speaker 4: the Arctic. Rudy also praised Trump for increasing the contributions
19:04
Speaker 4: from many NATO member states to the alliance's budget, saying quote,
19:08
Speaker 4: do you really think that without Donald Trump, eight big
19:10
Speaker 4: economies in Europe, including Spain, Italy, Belgium, Canada by the way,
19:14
Speaker 4: also outside of Europe, would have come to two percent
19:17
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty five, when they were only at one
19:19
Speaker 4: point five percent at the beginning of the year. Rudy said,
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Speaker 4: no way, Without Donald Trump, this would never have happened.
19:25
Speaker 4: They're all on two percent now. Rudy's comments about NATO's
19:29
Speaker 4: presence in the Arctic happened obviously as Trump was saying, Hey, look,
19:33
Speaker 4: we have to annex Greenland, and this has created some
19:36
Speaker 4: friction between Washington and some of their European allies in NATO.
19:39
Speaker 4: I get it, all right. It's like having a neighbor.
19:41
Speaker 4: You say hi every day, you get your mail, get
19:43
Speaker 4: your newspaper, whatever it is you do outside, and then
19:46
Speaker 4: all of a sudden it's like, hey, by the way, Bill,
19:48
Speaker 4: I'd like to buy your house. Well it's not really
19:50
Speaker 4: for sale, rich. Well Bill, I'm gonna get the whole
19:53
Speaker 4: neighborhood to turn on you until you sell me. You
19:56
Speaker 4: just sell it to me, brother, Just sell it to me,
19:58
Speaker 4: do the right thing. We needed to keep this place safe.
20:01
Speaker 4: You're letting too many people cut through your driveway. Well, well,
20:04
Speaker 4: I do what I want to do. Well, all right,
20:07
Speaker 4: more pressure. Right, this is what's going on. And of
20:10
Speaker 4: course it's an uncomfortable situation.
20:11
Speaker 8: Now.
20:12
Speaker 4: Before departing the situation, Trump expressed confidence, and this is
20:16
Speaker 4: in the epic times by the way, that NATO and
20:18
Speaker 4: the United States would reach a deal on the Arctic
20:21
Speaker 4: island that benefits all parties. I think we'll work on
20:24
Speaker 4: something where NATO is going to be very happy and
20:26
Speaker 4: where we're going to be very happy. Trump said, etc. Etc.
20:30
Speaker 4: We needed for national security, even world security. It's very important.
20:33
Speaker 4: So listen, I get it. I get it, and I agree.
20:37
Speaker 4: You know, I don't think Trump is in the business
20:38
Speaker 4: of annexing anybody's land. Honestly, is not. It's easy for
20:42
Speaker 4: you to say, rich, you must be blind. He just
20:44
Speaker 4: stole Venezuela after kidnapping their president, and now he's trying
20:48
Speaker 4: to steal Greenland. All right, if you want to play
20:51
Speaker 4: that game. Ultimately, I think everything he's doing is going
20:56
Speaker 4: to help the United States, and it's going to help
20:59
Speaker 4: us politically. Conservatives right. So if you see any pushback
21:03
Speaker 4: from the Democrats, it's because they realize, if we do
21:05
Speaker 4: all of this and we're able to maintain distribution right,
21:09
Speaker 4: and we're able to do what we've got to do
21:12
Speaker 4: and make more money, shoot, the economy might really blow up.
21:17
Speaker 4: And if that happens, people might be really happy. And
21:21
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this, Guess who doesn't care so much
21:24
Speaker 4: about masks on ice officers. Guess who doesn't care so
21:28
Speaker 4: much about illegal aliens being taken out in their underwear?
21:33
Speaker 4: Most people. Most people stop caring about all of this,
21:37
Speaker 4: all this fake humanitarian outreach when they realize, hey, most
21:42
Speaker 4: of this is manufactured, and the seventy percent of the
21:45
Speaker 4: people that are being arrested and removed are are felons.
21:49
Speaker 4: These people are child traffickers, rapists, all sorts of serious
21:53
Speaker 4: violent crime, and thirty percent of them are everybody else
21:58
Speaker 4: that fits into their criteria for enforcement and removal operations. Listen,
22:03
Speaker 4: I get it, I get it. It's difficult. I have
22:06
Speaker 4: a lot of people in my world, in my network
22:10
Speaker 4: that you know, have people in their lives that are
22:12
Speaker 4: affected by this. You know, many of the restaurants I
22:16
Speaker 4: go to, many of the restaurants you go to, they
22:19
Speaker 4: don't really run if they don't have at least wait
22:24
Speaker 4: staff that's on visas. All right, Buddy of mine's a
22:27
Speaker 4: partner at a pub in Manhattan. It's an English soccer pub.
22:32
Speaker 4: Very few of them. You go in there, everybody has
22:36
Speaker 4: an accent, a British accent. Why because they're all here
22:41
Speaker 4: on a visa to work in New York City, I
22:44
Speaker 4: think for six months at a time, and then on
22:46
Speaker 4: that one and eighty first day, they've got to go
22:49
Speaker 4: back home, and they got to be home for x
22:52
Speaker 4: amount of time before they can come back, and then
22:54
Speaker 4: they'll send somebody else here. And this way you get
22:56
Speaker 4: an authentic British person. Some of them are from Ireland,
23:00
Speaker 4: be told, but majority of them are for English because
23:02
Speaker 4: it's an English football club. And when you go to
23:06
Speaker 4: the bar there or the restaurant, the person that's going
23:09
Speaker 4: to be serving you is authentically from there. And you
23:13
Speaker 4: know the sometimes you got can you say that again,
23:16
Speaker 4: because you can't even understand the englisher's speaking. So I
23:19
Speaker 4: get it. I understand that that's a big part of
23:22
Speaker 4: a commerce and industry and it's not lost on me.
23:28
Speaker 4: So I understand why people are upset about that. But
23:31
Speaker 4: my point is sometimes that's going to happen. Right, like
23:35
Speaker 4: the old saying, it's very rudimentary, it's very crude, it's
23:38
Speaker 4: very crass. You're going to break a few eggs making
23:40
Speaker 4: the omelet. I agree with that. It's gonna happen. That's
23:45
Speaker 4: just how life works. Anyway, Enough on Greenland and that's stuff.
23:50
Speaker 4: I want to get into this stuff with dun Lei Moong.
23:53
Speaker 4: Dun Lei Moong seemingly leading a charge into a church. Now,
23:58
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this, If dun Lei Moong let it
24:00
Speaker 4: charge into the church, I think they're going to come
24:02
Speaker 4: out and really strong. The question is did he lead
24:05
Speaker 4: the charges? Did he follow them there? If the second
24:08
Speaker 4: is true, then he's in the clear. Right, He's not
24:13
Speaker 4: going to be the bad guy, not the target of
24:16
Speaker 4: a DOJ action. But man, what a busy few days.
24:21
Speaker 4: And like I said, I think if they can prove
24:23
Speaker 4: that Levin had something to do with staging this thing,
24:25
Speaker 4: and he's got another thing coming otherwise, I think his
24:29
Speaker 4: free speech will reign supreme. And I want to know
24:32
Speaker 4: your thoughts on this. We're going to get into a
24:33
Speaker 4: lot of audio, a lot of clips, because what a
24:35
Speaker 4: lot of us aren't talking about is the woman that
24:39
Speaker 4: did this whole thing. Right. She's an attorney, she's an activist.
24:43
Speaker 4: Her name is Nikima Levy Armstrong, and she is the
24:47
Speaker 4: woman that has the dreadlocks in the video that led
24:51
Speaker 4: those people into that church, and she's taken full responsibility
24:54
Speaker 4: for it. She spoke about an hour and a half
24:56
Speaker 4: ago on a left wing program called Democracy Now. Got
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Speaker 4: the clip of that. We're gonna play that coming right back.
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Speaker 4: Awara, all right, amgos, welcome back as Richard Valdez Valdes
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Speaker 4: with anst at rich Valdek on all of the social media.
25:44
Speaker 4: Happy to be here with you this Wednesday night. And
25:47
Speaker 4: check this out. Don Limong, right, I call him Don Leimong,
25:51
Speaker 4: you know Ms Don Lemon, Don Lemon from CNN. He
25:55
Speaker 4: was famous like the last three four days, showed up
25:58
Speaker 4: in somebody's church on now. Rumor has it that this
26:01
Speaker 4: guy is an ice agent. He works with the Ice agents.
26:04
Speaker 4: He was nice to an ice agent. He said, Hi,
26:06
Speaker 4: do you an ice agent? I don't even know the
26:08
Speaker 4: story there, and I don't care. Bottom line is, there's
26:11
Speaker 4: a lot of people in this in this game, in
26:13
Speaker 4: this life, in this world that I don't like. I
26:16
Speaker 4: don't pull up to your mosque, I don't pull up
26:19
Speaker 4: to your synagogue, and I definitely am not pulling up
26:22
Speaker 4: to your church with any smoke. I'm not bringing any
26:26
Speaker 4: problems to you at your church. That's not how that works.
26:30
Speaker 4: Number One, that's literally a violation of people's civil rights
26:35
Speaker 4: under the color of red, right under the color of communism.
26:40
Speaker 4: Because this is literally what people are trying to do.
26:44
Speaker 4: They're trying to exercise their First Amendment right. And for
26:47
Speaker 4: Don Lemon to suggest that it's anything but that, or
26:50
Speaker 4: that the pastor is somehow out of bounds for this insane. Now,
26:54
Speaker 4: if anybody hasn't seen this, or you missed it in
26:57
Speaker 4: the day that I was off two days, I want
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Speaker 4: you to take a look at this. Check this out.
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Speaker 6: What do you think of this?
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Speaker 9: I mean, this is unacceptable, it's shameful. It's shameful to
27:09
Speaker 9: interrupt a public gathering of Christians in worship.
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Speaker 4: But there were folks I have to take care of
27:17
Speaker 4: my flock.
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Speaker 9: Listen, we live in there's a Constitution in the First
27:20
Speaker 9: Amendment to freedom of speech and freedom to assembling protest. Yeah,
27:24
Speaker 9: we're here to worship. We're here to worship Jesus because
27:27
Speaker 9: that's the hope of these cities, that's the hope of
27:29
Speaker 9: the world is Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 4: Be very respectful, but please don't push me. Then we're here.
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Speaker 9: We're here to worship.
27:34
Speaker 4: Don Lemon is such an instigator. I'm pausing this real quick.
27:40
Speaker 4: This pastor is trying to walk away. He says, I've
27:42
Speaker 4: got to attend to my flock. I've got to attend
27:44
Speaker 4: to my family, because I don't know, fifty or one
27:47
Speaker 4: hundred crazy lefties came in and just started shouting at
27:51
Speaker 4: them and saying, would Jesus do this right? That whole
27:53
Speaker 4: thing that you've seen. I'll play some of the clips
27:54
Speaker 4: of it that happened. And this guy's taken aback and
27:58
Speaker 4: he's like, look, I got to take care of my family,
28:00
Speaker 4: to take care of my parishioners. And Don Lemon is
28:04
Speaker 4: grabbing him by his sleeve gently like now, but come here,
28:07
Speaker 4: come here, answer my question. While he's putting the smallest
28:10
Speaker 4: microphone ever. And you know, here's the adhd in me.
28:13
Speaker 4: Why on earth have we popularized this movement towards the
28:18
Speaker 4: smallest microphones ever. Microphones are amazing, right, Think of Johnny Carson,
28:23
Speaker 4: Think of the late great Larry King. Right, these guys
28:27
Speaker 4: had beautiful microphones.
28:28
Speaker 6: Right.
28:29
Speaker 4: King used the RCA, the pill mic. That's a beautiful mic.
28:33
Speaker 4: I'm always trying to pick one up, a real vintage
28:36
Speaker 4: one if I can find one that's less than three grand, right,
28:39
Speaker 4: because they're gorgeous in their collector's pieces. But Lemon is
28:44
Speaker 4: literally holding this guy. So when he starts to push
28:47
Speaker 4: Lemon off of him, he says, look, I'm being really respectful.
28:49
Speaker 4: Don't push me. I mean this is straight up instigator.
28:53
Speaker 4: Go ahead, whip Jesus. That's while we're here.
28:56
Speaker 9: Okay, that's while we're here. That's what we're about.
28:59
Speaker 4: Do you think Jesus would be understanding we're about. I
29:03
Speaker 4: think Jesus would be flipping tables over, just like he said, hey,
29:07
Speaker 4: don't be doing your business in my father's house. Right
29:10
Speaker 4: when he said that there were people selling stuff in
29:12
Speaker 4: the synagogue in the temple. This is no different. They're
29:16
Speaker 4: handling their personal business in the Lord's house. They're not
29:21
Speaker 4: there on a real theological difference. They try to claim
29:24
Speaker 4: that it is that somehow Jesus was the biggest commi ever.
29:27
Speaker 4: Jesus was the biggest pushover ever. Jesus was the biggest
29:30
Speaker 4: bleeding heart that ever existed. Not factual, not accurate in
29:34
Speaker 4: my opinion. But Don Lemon, he's asked to leave, and
29:39
Speaker 4: he doesn't stops.
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Speaker 9: We're about a straying to love the Jesus. But just
29:42
Speaker 9: try to talk to them as averone is willing to talk. Okay,
29:46
Speaker 9: I have to take care of our church, about family.
29:47
Speaker 9: So I asked this, you actually would also leave for
29:50
Speaker 9: this wild you don't want.
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Speaker 7: Us to.
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Speaker 1: Worship.
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Speaker 4: I'm always worship. I'm a Christian. We're here, well, we're
29:55
Speaker 4: here to worship. We're here to worship. Okay, thank you
29:57
Speaker 4: very much. Are sure that he told Don Lemon to
30:00
Speaker 4: get the step and keep it moving, keep it pushing, busta.
30:03
Speaker 4: Come on, now, you know what? Good for him. I'm
30:06
Speaker 4: glad he did that. But listen, this is the game
30:09
Speaker 4: now that they're playing, right, Don Lemon has become famous
30:12
Speaker 4: all of a sudden again, and he was always famous.
30:14
Speaker 4: Let me not pretend that he's not right, but he's
30:17
Speaker 4: back in the in the news cycle for two and
30:19
Speaker 4: three days. But this isn't a good look. This is
30:22
Speaker 4: the wrong thing to do. Now. I got a series
30:25
Speaker 4: of clips that I want to play for you because
30:26
Speaker 4: you may have heard some of them, but I know
30:27
Speaker 4: you haven't heard all of these, and they are quite
30:30
Speaker 4: eye opening, I have to say. And again, just to
30:32
Speaker 4: preface this real quick, these guys are in church. The
30:35
Speaker 4: people we the people, right, the people that went to
30:38
Speaker 4: church this Sunday in Minnesota, at this particular church. They
30:40
Speaker 4: sit down a largely white crowd. I'm just looking in
30:44
Speaker 4: the in the group here. Everybody in this particular frame
30:47
Speaker 4: happens to be blonde, and not that that matters, but
30:49
Speaker 4: trying to paint the picture for you, and all of
30:51
Speaker 4: a sudden, a bunch of people who are don't look
30:54
Speaker 4: like the rest of the crowd.
30:55
Speaker 6: Right.
30:55
Speaker 4: And again, it's a church. I've been to churches my
30:58
Speaker 4: whole life, and everybody looks different.
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Speaker 7: Right.
31:01
Speaker 4: We got guys from from the continent of Africa, people
31:03
Speaker 4: from Brazil, from all over the world, so I get
31:07
Speaker 4: a very eclectic congregation. I get it totally, But this
31:10
Speaker 4: doesn't seem to be that is my point, right. So
31:13
Speaker 4: these other people come in and it's not like they're
31:15
Speaker 4: looking for a chair and they want to hear the sermon. No, no, no,
31:18
Speaker 4: these people are coming all up alongside the aisle, start
31:21
Speaker 4: screaming stuff. Minnesota this, Minnesota that, blah blah blahh you listen,
31:25
Speaker 4: renee god, renee god, renee God. Now I'm just gonna
31:47
Speaker 4: pause real quick right here again. These people are now
31:50
Speaker 4: filling up every aisle anywhere there's a space for people
31:52
Speaker 4: to walk, any emergency exit, any row. They have now
31:56
Speaker 4: occupied this. They're standing there, you know, and letting their
32:00
Speaker 4: command presence be felt. Right. They've got their feet spread
32:03
Speaker 4: shoulder with their hands are at parade rest, and they're
32:06
Speaker 4: ready to go. I want to tell you that one
32:09
Speaker 4: time I was at church. My pastor, God Rest his soul,
32:12
Speaker 4: my first pastor and my second pastor. He was the
32:15
Speaker 4: youth pastor, and then he became the senior pastor, Doctor
32:20
Speaker 4: Joe Santos, the reverend, doctor Joe Santos. Pastor Joe was
32:25
Speaker 4: a g He was from the Bronx and he had
32:27
Speaker 4: a congregation in Hudson County, New Jersey. In North Bergen,
32:31
Speaker 4: New Jersey, wonderful church, gospel tabernacle. And I was at
32:37
Speaker 4: church one day and there was a guy who was
32:39
Speaker 4: jealous of his wife coming to church, or his girlfriend,
32:42
Speaker 4: and I guess she wasn't paying him enough attention. He
32:44
Speaker 4: didn't want to come to church. He didn't like that
32:46
Speaker 4: she was coming and making a tie. They're an offering.
32:49
Speaker 4: And I happened to know this man, and this all
32:52
Speaker 4: went very quickly, right. I knew him because i'd cut
32:54
Speaker 4: his hair a few times in my barbershop. Wasn't a
32:57
Speaker 4: close friend of mine, but somebody who I had known.
32:59
Speaker 4: And same situation, sitting in church, and you just hear
33:05
Speaker 4: from the back back doors fly open out here because
33:08
Speaker 4: you're a pimp, you're a hustler. And I'm thinking, what
33:13
Speaker 4: is going on here? So I turn around and I
33:14
Speaker 4: see this guy that I know, big guy. It's in
33:17
Speaker 4: good shape, and he's angry and he's yelling at the pastor.
33:21
Speaker 4: And my pastor did not sit there and say, come
33:28
Speaker 4: all you you who are weary and heavy laden, and
33:32
Speaker 4: I will give you rest. He did not. Actually, he
33:35
Speaker 4: jumped right off of that platform and marched right up
33:39
Speaker 4: to this guy, stood nose to nose with him and
33:41
Speaker 4: told him to get out in Jesus name in a
33:44
Speaker 4: very very calm but yet a certive way. This pastor
33:47
Speaker 4: didn't do that. I'm not here to criticize the pastor.
33:49
Speaker 4: I'm just saying having been in a situation like this
33:51
Speaker 4: and I was one person, not you know, fifty or
33:54
Speaker 4: one hundred. But he's letting them screwr hands up, don't
33:58
Speaker 4: shoot justice for renegg Right having their whole marching thing.
34:02
Speaker 4: These little kids are looking on in astonishment. The pastors
34:04
Speaker 4: are sitting there holding onto the lectern of the pulpit,
34:07
Speaker 4: like what is going on? What do I do here?
34:10
Speaker 4: And I get it, I might do the same thing.
34:12
Speaker 1: You know.
34:13
Speaker 4: This is a young man that's like, you know, just
34:15
Speaker 4: trying to deliver a sermon. I don't know his whole background,
34:18
Speaker 4: but I'm watching this and I think this is crazy.
34:21
Speaker 4: But guess what, it gets crazy? Err watch this? Where
34:31
Speaker 4: are you?
34:32
Speaker 8: Where are you?
34:32
Speaker 5: Where are you?
34:33
Speaker 4: Where are your people?
34:34
Speaker 5: The house?
34:35
Speaker 1: Why are you not at Whibble every day fighting for
34:37
Speaker 1: the humanity, standing for our people?
34:39
Speaker 4: Where are you?
34:40
Speaker 1: You drink your coffee, you got your jewelry, you have
34:43
Speaker 1: your nice clothes. But what do you do?
34:45
Speaker 9: What do you do to stand for your Smalia.
34:46
Speaker 4: Latino community company.
34:48
Speaker 1: You have no comment, exactly you thing for your Latino
34:53
Speaker 1: and Samali brothers and sisters. You you come here to
34:55
Speaker 1: a man wearing a suit?
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Speaker 8: Is a preacher?
34:57
Speaker 1: Did Jesus wear a suit?
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Speaker 4: This is a white guy with a beard, very scraggly
35:03
Speaker 4: guy wearing like a yellow vest. You've probably seen this, right.
35:06
Speaker 4: The guy sounds like Reagan in the Exorcist, nuts, totally nuts,
35:13
Speaker 4: sounds like he's deemon possessed. Here he's yelling at this
35:16
Speaker 4: little white girl with curly hair who's with her boyfriend
35:18
Speaker 4: or her brother, and he's like, don't you feel bad
35:20
Speaker 4: about drinkernette latte? And the dudes like, I got no comment.
35:24
Speaker 4: And he's young too, he's like fifteen, sixteen, seventeen. He
35:27
Speaker 4: very young looking kid, young young looking girl. And this
35:29
Speaker 4: guy's screaming, barking in everybody's face. And I say that
35:33
Speaker 4: that's very nice that he's practiced this little routine and
35:37
Speaker 4: he was able to scare all these people because they're nice,
35:40
Speaker 4: docile people. But what about when he gets the one
35:44
Speaker 4: guy that that is afraid, right, that says, hey, I
35:47
Speaker 4: feel threatened by you talking to me this way. I
35:50
Speaker 4: sense this as an attack. I feel like you're about
35:53
Speaker 4: to start swinging, So I'm just gonna preemptively start swinging
35:57
Speaker 4: and start something with him. Got some guys that are
36:01
Speaker 4: insecure like that. Shoot, I tend to be one of
36:03
Speaker 4: those guys, right. I don't think I'm gonna let this
36:06
Speaker 4: guy sit here and start barking in my face or
36:09
Speaker 4: in my kid's face. And he's getting shoved at the least,
36:13
Speaker 4: at the least. You're not the most. It could be
36:15
Speaker 4: a little more. And I'm thinking I'm glad it didn't
36:18
Speaker 4: happen because there was cameras everywhere, and clearly that's what
36:21
Speaker 4: they were looking for. And I am that guy. I'm
36:24
Speaker 4: here to give you what you're looking for, friends, because
36:26
Speaker 4: I wouldn't know what to do. I wouldn't know how
36:28
Speaker 4: to respond. This man's out of control. Listen to the
36:30
Speaker 4: stupidities he's saying. Did Jesus wear a suit? Who talks
36:35
Speaker 4: like this?
36:36
Speaker 1: Jesus prop it off the words No, Jesus would die.
36:39
Speaker 1: But you touch me again and see what happens. You
36:44
Speaker 1: are a fake Christian? Why are you not standing with
36:46
Speaker 1: your Somalia Lacino communities? Why do I not see you
36:49
Speaker 1: out at Whipple every day protesting this attack on humanity.
36:52
Speaker 4: Where are you? You're sinners, you're pretending to be Christians,
36:56
Speaker 4: but we know you live an easy life.
36:57
Speaker 1: Don't you a very easy life while people are.
37:00
Speaker 4: What is wrong with living an easy life? What is
37:04
Speaker 4: wrong with living an easy life while people are starving?
37:06
Speaker 4: This is the hardcore hammer and sickle communism running through
37:11
Speaker 4: this man's veins. What he calls injustice, what he calls inequity.
37:18
Speaker 4: That is a real part of life since the very
37:21
Speaker 4: beginning of time. It's kind of why Cain did abel
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Speaker 4: in right. That is the basis of sin. This focus
37:32
Speaker 4: on inequity, this focus on you got what I don't got,
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Speaker 4: And it's literally the antithesis of Christianity, which tells us
37:42
Speaker 4: to live and let live right, the parable of the talents.
37:48
Speaker 4: Everybody gets the same amount. Three different guys work, three
37:51
Speaker 4: different shifts. One guy worked all day, one guy worked
37:53
Speaker 4: a half day, one guy barely worked. And when they complain,
37:56
Speaker 4: Jesus says, bro, I don't worry about don't worry about
37:58
Speaker 4: what that guy made today, what you made today? You
38:02
Speaker 4: did you? I mean, just this is so bizarre to
38:06
Speaker 4: me that they're not that it's happening so much, but
38:10
Speaker 4: that there are people doing it now, this guy, I believe,
38:12
Speaker 4: I'm gonna surmise things for you. Let me get my
38:15
Speaker 4: tinfoil hat. Excuse me. I believe this man is a professional.
38:23
Speaker 4: Nobody's this good at doing this unless you've practiced. And
38:28
Speaker 4: I know last week I mentioned too, they were practicing
38:30
Speaker 4: doing this in churches, right, getting removed from a church. Right,
38:34
Speaker 4: They were hosting this out of church last week. And
38:36
Speaker 4: I could play the audio on that in a moment.
38:38
Speaker 4: But this guy's a professional. There's a book called Radical
38:43
Speaker 4: Chic by Tom Wolf and he talks about the mau
38:47
Speaker 4: mau tactics that were used in Africa by the CIA
38:52
Speaker 4: during like color revolutions, regime change, all that. And these
38:57
Speaker 4: are those types of things. This bird dogging, this, this yelling,
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Speaker 4: this screaming, this provocation, this is what the CIA uses.
39:05
Speaker 4: These are communist tactics, and they're used to evoke these
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Speaker 4: types of visceral responses from people because communism, by and large,
39:13
Speaker 4: is a philosophy of emotion. If you don't have a
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Speaker 4: hyper emotional bone in your body, you'll never become a communist.
39:23
Speaker 4: You've got to be instantly outraged all the time, which
39:26
Speaker 4: is why when I see the instantly outraged conservatives, I think,
39:30
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, they're just on the other side of
39:32
Speaker 4: the same coin. Like you know, I have some that
39:37
Speaker 4: tell me things like, you know, we can't move forward
39:41
Speaker 4: if we if not, if we don't lock everybody up
39:43
Speaker 4: and we don't hold these people accountable, there's no way
39:45
Speaker 4: we can move forward as a country, says who. We
39:49
Speaker 4: have lived with corruption and sin and crime and murder
39:53
Speaker 4: and every other thing you want to fill in there
39:56
Speaker 4: since the beginning of time. No one, I'm must us
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Speaker 4: a life that was free from those conditions. Right, this
40:04
Speaker 4: is beginning to sound like the communist manifesto, this utopian
40:08
Speaker 4: dream for others. It's a dystopian dream. One where there's
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Speaker 4: super small government and there's no bad guys and there's
40:17
Speaker 4: no corruption. And the other one where the government's so
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Speaker 4: big it takes care of everybody and there's no billionaires.
40:23
Speaker 4: No billionaires. Both are pie in the sky, fake phony fraud. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: listen to this guy and how good he is at
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Speaker 4: what he does.
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Speaker 1: Say.
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Speaker 4: Now out now.
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Speaker 1: Live in real comfortable. Lot of people start live in
40:44
Speaker 1: real comfortable while children are dragged into concentration camps. You're
40:48
Speaker 1: all living real comfortable.
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Speaker 6: Are you?
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Speaker 7: Shame on?
40:50
Speaker 4: You do something?
40:52
Speaker 1: Stay with the Smali's, stand with the latinos quin ignoring
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Speaker 1: this injustice.
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Speaker 4: No again, he's yelling at a van full of girls
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Speaker 4: that are like thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen. Now he's going
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Speaker 4: after a guy. I don't know if this guy is
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Speaker 4: one of the ministers in the church, but he's pretty
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Speaker 4: sharply dressed. Maybe he's wearing his Sunday best. Not the
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Speaker 4: same guy that was preaching before, but he's going after him.
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Speaker 1: He wears a suit and tie and he hangs out
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Speaker 1: with Christy Nome. How is that a Christian? You're supposed
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Speaker 1: to accept all immigrants, are you not?
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Speaker 4: Who said? Who said we have to accept all immigrants?
41:31
Speaker 4: I thought Jesus said, render unto Caesar what is Caesar's
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Speaker 4: and render unto God? What is God's right? If we're
41:38
Speaker 4: rendering unto Caesar what is Caesar's and we're following the
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Speaker 4: law of the land as we're commanded to do in
41:42
Speaker 4: the scripture, then we are to accept the legal immigrant
41:46
Speaker 4: and follow the law of the land and deport the
41:50
Speaker 4: illegal immigrant. Where is this guy? Where'd you go to church, brother.
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Speaker 1: Why are you not going down to Whipple and joining
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Speaker 1: us in protest against him?
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Speaker 4: And what the heck is a Whipple? I don't care.
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Speaker 4: I don't want to google it. It just sounds dumb.
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Speaker 1: It's in humanity. You claim to be a Christian act
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Speaker 1: like one tracing camp.
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Speaker 4: I'll have to claim to be. Let me take that back,
42:11
Speaker 4: because you know I can't erase this stuff once I
42:15
Speaker 4: say it. But anyway, this guy, they should charge this
42:18
Speaker 4: guy before they charged Don Lemon. And then the woman right,
42:22
Speaker 4: there's the woman that led this whole charge, right, she
42:25
Speaker 4: is the ringleader. Let me see if we could find
42:29
Speaker 4: her stand by buffering here. Her name is Nikma Levy
42:42
Speaker 4: Armstrong and she's again the one that led this group
42:46
Speaker 4: in there. I know people were saying it was Don Lemon,
42:49
Speaker 4: and maybe they worked together. Maybe she said he look,
42:50
Speaker 4: I'm storming this church with you know, seventy five protesters.
42:54
Speaker 4: Can you be there to cover it? Just like when
42:57
Speaker 4: they've done all the other stuff with Roger Stone and CNN,
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Speaker 4: they're in tow ready to go.
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Speaker 6: You know.
43:03
Speaker 4: Every time they have one of these little knock down
43:05
Speaker 4: the door type of deals they have somebody read to go. Well,
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Speaker 4: this woman, I believe led the way here and now
43:15
Speaker 4: these lefties are looking for a church near you.
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Speaker 7: David Easterwood is a passive here. He is also the
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Speaker 7: director of the field office for ICE and Saint Paul. So,
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Speaker 7: someone who claims to worship God teaching people in this
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Speaker 7: church about God, is out there overseeing ICE agents.
43:41
Speaker 4: Think about what we've experienced the murder.
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Speaker 7: Of Renee Good at the hands of ICE, a Venezuelan
43:47
Speaker 7: national shot by ICE, A six month old baby who
43:52
Speaker 7: almost died as a result of ICE unleashing military gray
43:57
Speaker 7: weapons on our community.
43:59
Speaker 4: I want to know where this woman in her military
44:01
Speaker 4: grade shouting was the last fifty years with the horrible
44:06
Speaker 4: conditions for Americans, in particular Black Americans that have horrible
44:10
Speaker 4: conditions in their prisons. Right I say their prisons because
44:14
Speaker 4: they're the largest inhabitant of prisons. And you could make
44:19
Speaker 4: all the arguments for that you'd like. I don't want
44:21
Speaker 4: to change the topic right now. I want to stay here.
44:23
Speaker 4: She didn't say anything about it, because this is a
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Speaker 4: manufactured crisis. It's fake, it's phony, and it's fraud.
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Speaker 7: How dare you claim to be a pastor of God
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Speaker 7: and you are involved in evil in our community.
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Speaker 9: Where Jesus would be understanding, and we're about worship these bodes.
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Speaker 4: We're about ustrating the love of Jesus to them.
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Speaker 9: As Seldrits had gathered for worship, which we do every Sunday,
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Speaker 9: and we were interrupted by this group of protesters.
44:53
Speaker 4: Did you try to talk to them? Imagine that seventy
44:56
Speaker 4: five people bust down the door to your church, starts
44:59
Speaker 4: screaming as if they're in the middle of the street,
45:01
Speaker 4: as if they're in the public square. Just because you
45:03
Speaker 4: have a right to come into a church to pray
45:06
Speaker 4: doesn't mean you have a right to come into a
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Speaker 4: church to disrupt my right to pray. Your right to
45:12
Speaker 4: any of your rights never trumps my right to mine.
45:15
Speaker 4: You're only allowed to do you as long as I
45:18
Speaker 4: can do me. This is why many places, even though
45:24
Speaker 4: it is a First Amendment constitutional right to have a
45:28
Speaker 4: Muslim call to prayer, many places don't allow it because
45:33
Speaker 4: it violates people's noise ordinances, and everything comes with a
45:40
Speaker 4: grain of salt. You can pray, but you can't pray loud.
45:44
Speaker 4: You can protest, but you can't bust down the door
45:46
Speaker 4: and yell in the face of the people inside. The church.
45:50
Speaker 4: You go outside the church, have a chant outside the church,
45:53
Speaker 4: maybe across the street from the church, so that they
45:55
Speaker 4: have some quiet time to hear their thoughts. Hold up
46:02
Speaker 4: a sign, right, but no, no, no, no, these people
46:06
Speaker 4: got to come all up inside. Let me tell you,
46:09
Speaker 4: there's a lot of churches in this country. There's a
46:11
Speaker 4: lot of mosques in this church in this country that
46:13
Speaker 4: would not allow this. Try and pull up inside a
46:17
Speaker 4: mosque and try that and see if they just let you,
46:20
Speaker 4: you know, slide. Try to pull up in a Spanish
46:23
Speaker 4: Pentecostal Puerto Rican Pentecostal church. Try that there. See if
46:26
Speaker 4: they don't lay hands on you real quick in the
46:28
Speaker 4: name of Jesus. Unbelievable. We asked them to leave, and they.
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Speaker 9: Obviously down then.
46:43
Speaker 4: Anyway, you got the poet here, right, This is what's
46:46
Speaker 4: going on with these people. They are just out of control.
46:50
Speaker 4: They are nuts. And there's more to this.
46:53
Speaker 1: Right.
46:54
Speaker 4: This woman Nichema a couple hours ago, about ninety minutes
46:58
Speaker 4: two hours ago, she was on Democracy Now, big left
47:02
Speaker 4: wing side, and she made it clear she is unrepentant,
47:09
Speaker 4: she is ready to continue. She's very proud of herself.
47:14
Speaker 4: Check this out. Where are you Where are you?
47:26
Speaker 5: Where are you?
47:27
Speaker 4: Where are your people?
47:29
Speaker 1: Why are you not a whipple every day fighting for
47:31
Speaker 1: the humanity, standing for our people.
47:33
Speaker 8: I believe that if someone professes to represent the gospel
47:37
Speaker 8: of Jesus Christ and to preach it, that they should
47:40
Speaker 8: not be allowing ice agents to drag people out of
47:44
Speaker 8: their homes, cut women out of seat belts in their
47:47
Speaker 8: cars and drag them out, bust down doors, bust out
47:50
Speaker 8: car windows, bring people out half naked in the freezing
47:55
Speaker 8: cold to detain them, take taking trophy pictures with black
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Speaker 8: men and others that they've apprehended in their homes, Scaring children,
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Speaker 8: tear gasing children and families, almost killing six month old
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Speaker 8: through the use of high powered military grade weapons such
48:16
Speaker 8: as flash bangrenades and very strong tear gas.
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Speaker 7: I mean, these are real things that we're dealing with here.
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Speaker 4: In the state of Minnesota.
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Speaker 8: It's delusional to pretend that these things aren't happening, ma'am.
48:29
Speaker 4: What's delusional is to think that there are people that
48:33
Speaker 4: exist that truly accept all criminality, that don't see the
48:40
Speaker 4: need to enforce the law, that will look beyond I
48:44
Speaker 4: mean this woman, I mean, she might be the holiest
48:47
Speaker 4: amongst all of us. Right, she can't see any sin,
48:50
Speaker 4: God bless her. Wow. I hope I can be like
48:53
Speaker 4: that one day, and you know, imagine being a cop
48:56
Speaker 4: and you're like, well, look, I smell alcohol on his breath.
48:58
Speaker 4: He's got a warrant forrest. But man, this guy's a dad.
49:02
Speaker 4: This guy has a job. This guy's gotta you know.
49:06
Speaker 4: He puts his pants on one leg at a time
49:09
Speaker 4: like the rest of us. He wears boots every day.
49:11
Speaker 4: For Pete's sake. We're not gonna arrest this man, separat
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Speaker 4: him from his family because he's drinking and driving, because
49:20
Speaker 4: he molested a child back in his home country. Have
49:24
Speaker 4: you no humanity? I mean, what is wrong with these people? Now?
49:30
Speaker 4: I understand that's the reaction, right, and I feel like
49:33
Speaker 4: that too. But there's something I learned a long time ago.
49:36
Speaker 4: There are people like that. That's a matter of fact.
49:41
Speaker 4: That's a real deal. There are AOC's, There are Bernie Sanders,
49:45
Speaker 4: there are call Marxis, there are Joseph Stalins, there are
49:52
Speaker 4: Mao z Edung. You have these people. They are real,
49:56
Speaker 4: They have followings, you know. The great one Mark Levin
49:59
Speaker 4: went made a comment that was very poignant, and he
50:01
Speaker 4: said outside of the Bible. One of the most consequential
50:10
Speaker 4: authors or philosophies of his century was Marx. You know,
50:20
Speaker 4: for being a two bit comy atheist, this man has
50:24
Speaker 4: converted the hearts and minds of many, many, many many.
50:29
Speaker 4: And look at how energized they are, look at how
50:33
Speaker 4: strong they are, look at how ready to rock and
50:37
Speaker 4: roll they are. I mean, you can't ignore that stuff.
50:40
Speaker 4: A few years ago I had the distinct pleasure of
50:43
Speaker 4: interviewing doctor Paul ken Gore, who had met when I
50:47
Speaker 4: was a mister call screener on the Mark Levin Show,
50:49
Speaker 4: and when I had my own show, he was kind
50:51
Speaker 4: enough to come on with me. And I gotta tell
50:53
Speaker 4: you he's a brilliant man. And he wrote a book
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Speaker 4: a couple of years ago, a couple like six called
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Speaker 4: the Devil and Karl Marx Communism's Long March of Death,
51:05
Speaker 4: Deception and Infiltration. And I did a whole thing on
51:10
Speaker 4: the show with him. You can check that out This
51:13
Speaker 4: is America and look for Paul kengor Richveld does if
51:16
Speaker 4: you want to hear it. But there's so many things
51:20
Speaker 4: that he wrote about here, especially in just the blurb
51:23
Speaker 4: of the book, and this is the one that took
51:26
Speaker 4: me back the most. It was this, he writes, two
51:34
Speaker 4: decades after the publication of The Black Book of Communism.
51:38
Speaker 4: Nearly everyone, or at least should be aware of the
51:41
Speaker 4: immense evil produced by that devilish ideology first hatch when
51:45
Speaker 4: Karl Marx penned the Communist Manifesto two centuries ago. Far
51:50
Speaker 4: too many people, however, separate marks the man from the
51:54
Speaker 4: evils wrought by the oppressive ideology and theory that bears
51:59
Speaker 4: his name. What a grave mistake. Not only did the
52:04
Speaker 4: horrific results of Marxism directly follow from Marx's twisted ideas,
52:09
Speaker 4: but the man himself wrote down some devilish things well
52:13
Speaker 4: before Karl Marx was writing about the hell of communism.
52:16
Speaker 4: He was writing about hell itself. Listen to this quote
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Speaker 4: from eighteen thirty seven, in a poem that Marx wrote
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Speaker 4: ten years before he ever wrote the Communist Manifesto. Listen
52:28
Speaker 4: to this, Thus, Heaven I've forfeited. I know it full well.
52:36
Speaker 4: My soul, once true to God, is chosen for hell now.
52:42
Speaker 4: Ken Goo writes that that certainly seems to be the
52:45
Speaker 4: perverse destiny for Marx's ideology. Which is true, which is
52:50
Speaker 4: consigned to the death of over one hundred million souls
52:53
Speaker 4: in the twentieth century alone. Now this is a very
52:58
Speaker 4: very important point, right that Marx says, I've forfeited Heaven.
53:05
Speaker 4: I've forfeited I know it full well. My soul want's
53:11
Speaker 4: true to God, is chosen for hell. When you hear
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Speaker 4: me say that Marxism is incompatible with Christianity and those
53:21
Speaker 4: that there's no God, right, they I always say they
53:24
Speaker 4: worship at the altar of big government. That's probably being
53:29
Speaker 4: too nice. The reality is that you can call yourself
53:33
Speaker 4: an atheist or agnostic or a communist or whatever. But
53:36
Speaker 4: the reality is Carl Marx is telling the truth of
53:40
Speaker 4: it right here. Their souls are chosen for hell, and
53:47
Speaker 4: they're prepared to live their lives as such, to reject
53:51
Speaker 4: God and embrace their new God, their new religion, the state,
53:57
Speaker 4: the power of the government. It truly is a sick,
54:04
Speaker 4: sick idea, right, especially if you're a person of faith.
54:07
Speaker 4: And if you're not a person faith, then you're laughing
54:09
Speaker 4: at me, right, you're saying, oh, it's one of those,
54:12
Speaker 4: it's one of those Jesus people. And that is my
54:16
Speaker 4: point that there are some that are and some that aren't.
54:20
Speaker 4: So when we say how could there be how could
54:22
Speaker 4: you fill a room with these people, it's because God
54:26
Speaker 4: is either an idea of theirs or was once an
54:32
Speaker 4: idea of theirs. But ultimately they don't give a damn.
54:39
Speaker 4: This is about them and the power that they seek.
54:42
Speaker 4: It's about perpetually being wounded, about perpetually having a grievance, perpetually,
54:48
Speaker 4: like as long as there's breath in the lungs of
54:50
Speaker 4: a Marxist, they're going to fight against you, the oppressor.
54:54
Speaker 4: They're going to fight against the system. They're going to
54:56
Speaker 4: fight against you know, if you're criminals in jail, they're
54:59
Speaker 4: fighting against you for fighting crime. This is how the
55:03
Speaker 4: Marxist operates. They can't fight without someone to be mad at.
55:09
Speaker 4: They have to fight. It's a fighting ideology, is why
55:12
Speaker 4: it's so angry. And I'm not angry, and that's why
55:17
Speaker 4: I'll never be a Marxist. But in the same way,
55:20
Speaker 4: you have people that are also angry, that claim to
55:23
Speaker 4: be patriots, and some of them are righteously angry. Right,
55:28
Speaker 4: listen to Mark Levin for an hour or three, and
55:29
Speaker 4: you're gonna hear Mark Levin get angry. I believe Mark
55:32
Speaker 4: Levin believes in God. I believe Mark Levin is genuinely
55:35
Speaker 4: angry because he's seeing this country ripped apart, the fabric
55:40
Speaker 4: of this country being unraveled by Marxism. There's a difference
55:44
Speaker 4: between right, like what the Bible describes as be angry,
55:49
Speaker 4: but sin not right, a righteous indignation, a righteous anger,
55:54
Speaker 4: and then hate that permeates your soul. It's a very
55:59
Speaker 4: big difference. It's a huge distinction, and we need to
56:02
Speaker 4: make sure we don't live there because the people that
56:05
Speaker 4: want to see the other side disappear. They're exactly the
56:09
Speaker 4: same people. Doesn't matter which side of the aisle you're on. Anyway,
56:13
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Speaker 4: Instagram call Neuroscience Matters, and they did this phenomenal experiment
57:05
Speaker 4: to try and close the gap between the people we're
57:07
Speaker 4: talking about, right, people who think one way versus people
57:10
Speaker 4: who think another. People who think America's fantastic and we've
57:13
Speaker 4: done great things for the world and tremendous contributions, and
57:16
Speaker 4: it's the best economic system that we have ever seen,
57:20
Speaker 4: known as the free market, that's taken more people out
57:23
Speaker 4: of poverty than any other economic system. And then you've
57:26
Speaker 4: got people that say capitalism's the worst thing ever. We
57:29
Speaker 4: hate America, they're the worst stolen land. White people, straight
57:33
Speaker 4: white men. They don't like them, they don't like Latinos
57:35
Speaker 4: that support ICEED, they don't like anything. Okay, got it?
57:38
Speaker 4: Where does this come from?
57:39
Speaker 6: You know?
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Speaker 8: Me?
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Speaker 4: I point to the devil, I point the car marks, right,
57:42
Speaker 4: and that's how I roll. But if we really pay
57:47
Speaker 4: a little bit more attention to this, if we really
57:49
Speaker 4: analyze this a little bit deeper, what I'm saying I
57:52
Speaker 4: believe is right, but I think there's more to it. Like,
57:55
Speaker 4: why is it that if you've been around a few
57:57
Speaker 4: of your friends lately, they're saying things like, Wow, things
58:00
Speaker 4: are really getting out of hand. I haven't seen things
58:03
Speaker 4: just out of hand in a long time. Right. The
58:05
Speaker 4: reason you're seeing that is because things are out of hand.
58:08
Speaker 4: Things are being artificially escalated to look like that, to
58:13
Speaker 4: make it look like churches all across America are being
58:16
Speaker 4: invaded by angry leftists, and they're not. That was a
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Speaker 4: one off, and it may happen again, and the mainstream
58:24
Speaker 4: media may try and make it look like it's a
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Speaker 4: normal thing and start, you know, tweeting, and some of
58:30
Speaker 4: my friends might do it too, saying oh this is
58:32
Speaker 4: what we got. Now the lefts across the line, get
58:34
Speaker 4: ready to go. It happened once, and it's it's important
58:39
Speaker 4: that we take things for what they are. Information literacy
58:42
Speaker 4: is so important, and we have to remain a neutral
58:47
Speaker 4: way of looking at it. Right, you can be incredulous,
58:49
Speaker 4: you can get a little angry, you can do a
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Speaker 4: lot of things. You can make fun of it, laugh
58:52
Speaker 4: at it, whatever, but try to examine both sides, because
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Speaker 4: truly not that there's merit in the I'm not saying
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Speaker 4: that there may or may not be, but what I'm
59:03
Speaker 4: saying is there truly is value in having the dialogue.
59:09
Speaker 4: Charlie Kirk famously said, when we stop having the dialogue
59:13
Speaker 4: is when the Civil War starts. We stopped talking and
59:17
Speaker 4: we start fighting. That's truth. And this clip that I've
59:22
Speaker 4: got here from these folks in neuroscience matters, it's really something.
59:28
Speaker 4: I'm gonna play it for you, and I guess there'll
59:31
Speaker 4: be a part two on this because there's a lot
59:33
Speaker 4: to discuss and I'm almost out of time. Listen to this.
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Speaker 4: It's about a payphone that they bought an old school payphone.
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Speaker 2: Phone on Facebook marketplace and then modified it a bunch
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Speaker 2: and then changed the signage to say call a Republican.
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Speaker 2: And then we brought the payphone to San Francisco, California,
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Speaker 2: which is the most liberal city in America, and then
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Speaker 2: we installed the payphone outside of black cereum tattoo, of course,
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Speaker 2: with their permission. And after we installed the phone, we
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Speaker 2: then got on a flight to Texas where we bought
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Speaker 2: another payphone in Dallas and drove it two hours west
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Speaker 2: to Abilene, the most conservative city in America, and then
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Speaker 2: at an airbnb, we modified a bunch and how to
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Speaker 2: say call a Democrat on it. And then we installed
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Speaker 2: this payphone outside of seven to one books, of course.
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Speaker 4: With their permission.
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Speaker 2: And when you pick up this phone in Texas, it
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Speaker 2: automatically calls the other phone in San Francisco.
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Speaker 4: How cool is that? And then you can talk to
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Speaker 4: somebody that you likely will disagree with. And I'm sure
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Speaker 4: some people are gonna prank the other guy. Some people
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Speaker 4: are going to have long conversations. I can guarantee you
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Speaker 4: some friendships are going to be made, because ultimately, not
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Speaker 4: every leftist is a god hating anarchist right, and not
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Speaker 4: every Republican the way the left, woot have you think
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Speaker 4: is a you know, a bloodthirsty fascist. I think there's
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Speaker 4: a lot of people that care about the other that
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Speaker 4: people that care about people in general, and want to
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Speaker 4: find that place where we can say, you believe in
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Speaker 4: things that I stand against, and I'm not gonna hate
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Speaker 4: you and wish you dead and wish you had your
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Speaker 4: own country. I'm going to say, just like we have
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Speaker 4: for centuries upon centuries, I'm going to coexist with you people.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to pray for mercy for your soul. I'm
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Speaker 4: going to pray for a conversion of your soul. That's
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Speaker 4: what we've always done, right, This is how we've treated prisoners.
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Speaker 4: This is how we treated the mentally ill, the criminally insane. Right,
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Speaker 4: you lock them up, but you don't kill them. All right,
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Speaker 4: they mental institutions for a long time. Anyway, There's so
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Speaker 4: much we could talk about here, but I'll replay this
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Speaker 4: clip on the next edition of This Is America with
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Speaker 4: Rich Feldees because I think it's an interesting thing, and
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Speaker 4: I believe that there is a massive psychological operation going
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Speaker 4: on in our country to get us to hate each other,
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Speaker 4: to get us to divide, to get us to conquer
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Speaker 4: the other side so that we can destroy ourselves from within.
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Speaker 4: So that's why it's important for us to know something
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Speaker 4: and to stand for something, because if we stand for nothing,
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Speaker 4: will fall for anything. And the only thing necessary for
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Speaker 4: evil to try is for good people like you to
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Speaker 4: sit there and do nothing. So have that conversation. Get
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Speaker 4: those payphones right, set those up, have that dialogue. I
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Speaker 4: start approxima, take care of good night, and God bless
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Speaker 4: you America. I'm Rich Valdez and this is America.
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Speaker 5: This is America.