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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Oh Those Foolish Ten Republicans!!! - 260416 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 2: See see.
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Speaker 4: Say ladies and gentlemen, it's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 4: talk show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now
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Speaker 4: your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 5: Well, gooday, good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 5: Mon Edward sand Welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 5: In the land of rain, more rain and more rain
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Speaker 5: on the way. Got apologize a little bit to the
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Speaker 5: folks out on the rockies and the beautiful Southwest throughout
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Speaker 5: that neck of the woods. It looks like we not
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Speaker 5: only got most of your snow this past winter, and
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Speaker 5: now it seems that thanks to or no thanks to harpencern,
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Speaker 5: we are receiving a lot of the rain you guys
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Speaker 5: should be receiving, at least in the mountain regions so
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Speaker 5: that you won't have a horrible drought season. But it's
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Speaker 5: been brought to by attention the drought season has long
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Speaker 5: been in operation so far this year, So hopefully you
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Speaker 5: guys out in the west will get some rain and
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Speaker 5: precipitation in the mountains very very soon. In other news,
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Speaker 5: we all woke up to some pretty tragic news this
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Speaker 5: morning out of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Multiple reports indicate
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Speaker 5: that former Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax and his wife
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Speaker 5: were found dead in the early hours of today following
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Speaker 5: a murder suicide. Tragedy happened just after midnight in suburban Annandale.
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Speaker 5: According to the Fairfax County Police Department, forty seven year
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Speaker 5: old Democrats shot his dentist wife, Serena Fairfax, in the
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Speaker 5: basement of their residence, before turning the gun and blasting
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Speaker 5: in him his own self away. According to police, As
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Speaker 5: cited by The New York Post, it seems that Justin Fairfax,
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Speaker 5: the former Lieutenant governor of Virginia, who was meetoed by
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Speaker 5: several women, couldn't handle and handle the pressure and well
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Speaker 5: he said, well, I'm going to kill you my wife,
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Speaker 5: and he bumped himself off. Pretty horrible stuff. Man. I
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Speaker 5: think it was his teenage son that called nine to
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Speaker 5: one one awful, awful mess. When you get caught up
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Speaker 5: in the flemflam like that many times, it causes you
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Speaker 5: to go to Nussville and man, for the first time
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Speaker 5: I believe in American history, believe it or not, young
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Speaker 5: men are surpassing young women on recognizing the importance of
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Speaker 5: Christianity in the United States of America. In this gynocentric
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Speaker 5: society that has developed here in the United States, a
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Speaker 5: Gallup discovered today that young men in the United States
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Speaker 5: increasingly believe that religion is very important in their lives,
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Speaker 5: surpassing the level of young women who believed the same.
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Speaker 5: Gallup conducted the survey that found from twenty twenty four
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Speaker 5: to twenty twenty five, forty two percent of young men
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Speaker 5: aged eighteen to twenty nine said that Christianity is very
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Speaker 5: important to them, which is up drastically from twenty eight
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Speaker 5: percent in two twenty two to twenty twenty three. On
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Speaker 5: the other side, young women believe that Christianity is important
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Speaker 5: remains at thirty percent. The marked increase is in religiosity
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Speaker 5: among young men ties the forty three percent figure found
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Speaker 5: in two thousand and two thousand and one. While women
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Speaker 5: of all age groups, older men are near historic lows
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Speaker 5: and important and the importance of religion. Many older men
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Speaker 5: have given up. They've watched our society go the way
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Speaker 5: it has gone and have lost faith. And in our
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Speaker 5: gynocentric society, many women feel that they don't need God anyway,
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Speaker 5: because they have it all. They have more rights than
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Speaker 5: men in society today. And I just could just go
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Speaker 5: on through a litany of issues and yeah, and so
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Speaker 5: I can understand why women more and more don't feel
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Speaker 5: that it is important to recognize issue in American society.
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Speaker 5: And when you factor in the poor, I mean abysmal
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Speaker 5: level of proper teaching when it comes to Christianity, faith
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Speaker 5: in God, et cetera, et cetera. Yeah, it can be
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Speaker 5: a turnoff the way things are presented today. And you
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Speaker 5: see the examples and their failings. Look at all those ministers,
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Speaker 5: all those ministers who on a regular basis surround them,
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Speaker 5: and you see the results therein it wasn't it not
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Speaker 5: long ago that he said, hey, you know, I don't
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Speaker 5: know if I'll I don't know if I'll make it
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Speaker 5: in the heaven. And after being around these Christian leaders
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Speaker 5: for years, he doesn't know that simple fact. So when
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Speaker 5: when things are presented in such a low grade manner,
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Speaker 5: it is going to be a turnoff. Exactly whereas men
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Speaker 5: are more logical and more focused, and they're going to
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Speaker 5: they look at something, They're going to try to look
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Speaker 5: all around and see there's some good and that they
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Speaker 5: may not see. And therefore that's why I believe there
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Speaker 5: is a rise among young men, and they many young
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Speaker 5: men are saying, hey, I don't have a choice because
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Speaker 5: society has been so against young men in recent years.
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Speaker 5: It is what it is, my friends, But for men,
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Speaker 5: in a sense, that's a good thing. Anything that makes
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Speaker 5: you turn towards God is in the long run a
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Speaker 5: good thing. You know, when you think about people like
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Speaker 5: David Axelrod, former President Ali Obama, and the current Pope Leo,
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Speaker 5: it's a pretty wicked trilogy. I was doing some reading
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Speaker 5: about and came to the into some very conclusive information
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Speaker 5: that that that threesome is working together to literally undermine
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Speaker 5: President Trump as we are heading towards the midterms. And
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Speaker 5: I immediately thought about how opposite Leo is to the
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Speaker 5: Great Pope of John Paul when he worked with President
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Speaker 5: Reagan and prayed for America and even worked with President
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Speaker 5: Reagan too, he helped him undermine the then Soviet Union,
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Speaker 5: the communist regime. What a difference of pope makes bad
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Speaker 5: news for Pope though the United States has beaten Iran,
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Speaker 5: because in fact, Leo was more in favor of Iran
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Speaker 5: than the United States, just like the leftist media in
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Speaker 5: the United States and most Democrats you can find. And
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Speaker 5: also Ran Paul I was looking at an interview with
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Speaker 5: that guy just yesterday and he said that I ran paid.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 5: According to him, Placed showed no threat at all to America,
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Speaker 5: which to me is kind of a retarded view because
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Speaker 5: for the past forty seven years, for forty seven years,
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Speaker 5: the United States put up with murders, things, blowing up, threats,
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Speaker 5: weekly chants, especially on Fridays, of death to America, death
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Speaker 5: to Israel. And Pope Leo is an about leftist and
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Speaker 5: many of the popes in fact are mere actors. Do
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Speaker 5: they really represent Jesus Christ? I'm just throwing a question
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Speaker 5: out there. I know many Catholics believe that the Pope does,
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Speaker 5: because they themselves sincerely seek Jesus Christ. And you know,
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Speaker 5: if they're not worshiping Mary. And you know, the Pope
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Speaker 5: working together with David axelrod Ali Obama to undermine President Trump. Wow,
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Speaker 5: he's siding with global Islam, especially the Iranian disciples, against
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Speaker 5: the West. Now what Pope Leo doesn't understand, and maybe
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Speaker 5: he's blinded to that by his uh, you know, his
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Speaker 5: Satanic influence. How about that. Maybe he's blinded to the
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Speaker 5: fact that the West goes down, particularly the United States,
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, we're back. This is the Runovers American Experience. Thanks
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Speaker 5: for tuning in from throughout America and around the world.
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards and yeah, before the break, I was
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Speaker 5: talking about video that I saw a young man who
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Speaker 5: had left the United States of America because it became
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Speaker 5: very disenchanted with our guynocentric society. And he said, well,
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Speaker 5: I'm taking my remote job in my taxes elsewhere. And
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Speaker 5: he's traveled all over the world to about twenty seven
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Speaker 5: countries so far and spent a lot of time in
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Speaker 5: Africa and Asia, etc.
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Speaker 8: And he.
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Speaker 5: Today in a video admitted that there are many aspects
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Speaker 5: of the United States that are better than the rest
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Speaker 5: of the world. He says on a social level, he
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Speaker 5: would not want to come back to the United States
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Speaker 5: because it's not good for men who want to be men.
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Speaker 5: But in other areas, he says it's far superior, and
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Speaker 5: I agree. He gave an example in one of the
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Speaker 5: countries that he recently left, in Africa, they said that
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Speaker 5: a friend of his had to go to hospital. They
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Speaker 5: were rather severely injured. Wasn't life threading, but it was
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Speaker 5: a serious injury and they needed stitches. And as is
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Speaker 5: the case many times in Africa, the thing, you know,
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Speaker 5: when it comes to the financial issue, there's you know
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Speaker 5: a lot of people are suffering, and as they have
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Speaker 5: been for many decades, and it turns out they didn't
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Speaker 5: have the money to completely pay for the stitches. So
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Speaker 5: guess what the hospital did. They called insecurity, held the
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Speaker 5: guy down and took the stitches out. And you know,
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Speaker 5: if you commit a crime in Africa, if you have
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Speaker 5: a lot of money, you can just toss money at
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Speaker 5: the police and all of a sudden, all the facts
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Speaker 5: can change in your favor. Judges will rule in your favor,
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Speaker 5: and they'll just run around saying, hey, he's a good guy,
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Speaker 5: he's a good guy.
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Speaker 13: Man.
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Speaker 5: I did not seen me any crime, no evidence. And
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Speaker 5: it's amazing the things that go on around the world
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Speaker 5: that were not always privy to here in the United States,
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Speaker 5: as we or many of us not yours truly. But
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Speaker 5: many Americans go in our streets and they and they
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Speaker 5: go crazy, and they go to nutsville because of imperfections
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Speaker 5: or things that happened two hundred years ago, or because
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Speaker 5: maybe some white guy or a white guy looked at him,
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Speaker 5: didn't kiss their backside or something, and all of a
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Speaker 5: sudden they want to go out and you know, mess
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Speaker 5: the country up because of you know, of lightweight wrongs
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Speaker 5: or whatever, the perception of lightweight wrongs, not realizing that
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Speaker 5: in the grand scheme of things, despite on the social level,
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Speaker 5: things are still a lot better in many ways here
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Speaker 5: in the United States of America. On a social level,
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Speaker 5: for men, especially young ones, no, it is not good.
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Speaker 5: And that's why I say to young men, the younger ones,
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Speaker 5: learn truly what is right and what is wrong, and
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Speaker 5: decide to stand up strongly as men for what is
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Speaker 5: right and wear down the evil factors in our society.
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Speaker 5: And that's why I say many many times that we
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Speaker 5: in the United States of America have to come together
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Speaker 5: against evil and thwart those those evil entities, no matter
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Speaker 5: what they are, where it's politically, economically, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, even economically like they want to in the
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Speaker 5: state of New York. They want to slap a huge
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Speaker 5: tax on people that own a second home. That's evil.
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Speaker 5: If they have common sense in New York State, I
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Speaker 5: would suggest that they stand up and say hell no
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Speaker 5: and back tell them back up. People have to be
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Speaker 5: willing to stand up against thugs in the streets.
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Speaker 14: We know that.
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Speaker 5: Right now police protection throughout society is average at best.
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Speaker 5: And so young men and those of us who may
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Speaker 5: be a little maybe not as young anymore, but are
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Speaker 5: still able bodied and train had better always be ready
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Speaker 5: to defend our families and ourselves. Because of the current
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Speaker 5: layout in many cities like Chicago, Kansas City, Boston, Seattle, Portland,
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Speaker 5: you know, New York, the criminal element has an advantage
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Speaker 5: because of the crooked judges in many cases, the cricket
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Speaker 5: district attorneys like Alvin Bragg in New York. And so
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Speaker 5: it is what it is.
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Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 5: We have to make these adjustments, and we have to
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Speaker 5: look at what is going on. We have to be
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Speaker 5: willing to make a stand. It's no different in my
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Speaker 5: humble opinion, than the stands that the young men made
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Speaker 5: to birth this great country. And they but they said,
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Speaker 5: you know, what, we're not going to take this anymore.
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Speaker 5: And they stood up a great against the greatest power
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Speaker 5: in the history of the world at that time. And we,
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Speaker 5: the people who want what is good for our republic,
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Speaker 5: good for our families and ourselves, we're going to have
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Speaker 5: to have that attitude. The only disadvantage we have today
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Speaker 5: as compared to the founding fathers, because we would be refounders.
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Speaker 5: The only disadvantage we actually have today is that there
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Speaker 5: aren't There are not many Christian leaders who had the
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Speaker 5: cajones of the Black Rule regiment that were part of
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Speaker 5: the founding which inspired a lot of the founding of
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Speaker 5: this nation, because many of them are so I guess,
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Speaker 5: self centered and very short sighted themselves. And see that's
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Speaker 5: another aspect, another reason why a lot of people have
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Speaker 5: been turned off to you know, Christianity, and one reason
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Speaker 5: why a lot of young men also, they're not leaving
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Speaker 5: the country, a lot of young men because they said
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Speaker 5: in it's risen to forty two percent, which still is
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Speaker 5: not a majority, while a lot of other young men
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Speaker 5: are turning to Islam because they see a firm place
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Speaker 5: for men and they don't see that in Christianity. I
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Speaker 5: hate to say it. But in many churches in America
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Speaker 5: they have become very guyinocentric themselves, yep. And it's across
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Speaker 5: the board and black ones, white ones, etc. I've been
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Speaker 5: in both and have seen it, and I I just
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Speaker 5: get up, walk out and leave the madness behind. But see,
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Speaker 5: we have to be willing to come together because see
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Speaker 5: here's the thing. If these problems are not addressed, guess
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Speaker 5: what happens. Guess what happens, they will become insurmountable. It'll
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Speaker 5: get to a point where, uh oh, it's beyond repair
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Speaker 5: and will be another nail in the coffin of our
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Speaker 5: great Republic. Well, my friends, the House did it to
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Speaker 5: us again. Screwed us again. I mean, good grief. The
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Speaker 5: House votes two hundred and twenty four to two thousand,
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Speaker 5: I'm sorry, two hundred twenty four to two hundred four
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Speaker 5: to extend temporary protected status for three hundred and fifty
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Speaker 5: thousand Haitians for three years, and ten Republicans YEP joined
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Speaker 5: in with their Democrat friends. Maria Salazar not surprised there.
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Speaker 5: Florida Don Bacon, he needs to be cooked Ano, Nebraska,
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Speaker 5: Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Carlos Giminez of Florida, Nicole Malorcis
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Speaker 5: of New York, Maria Diez Ballard of Florida, Mike Lawler
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Speaker 5: of New York, Mike Turner the Turncoat of Ohio, Rich
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Speaker 5: McCormick of Georgia, and another Ohio and Mike Carey. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: ten Republicans joined with Democrats descrew us again and putting
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Speaker 5: protected status on three hundred and fifty thousand Haitians that
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Speaker 5: were let in under the Uncle Joe Biden administration. And
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Speaker 5: these Haitians, I'm going to tell you a lot of
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Speaker 5: them are not civilized people. They're brutes. The only reason
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Speaker 5: why I won't call them knuckle draggers but many of
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Speaker 5: them are too tall for their knuckles to be dragging
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Speaker 5: on the ground. But they have the same mentality of
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Speaker 5: knuckle draggers. And they should have been kicked out of
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Speaker 5: this country. And yeah, if I were president, I would
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Speaker 5: have a good mind to say, screw the courts and
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Speaker 5: all of them and throw them out anyway, deport them.
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Speaker 5: This is the round of overach American Experience. I think
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Speaker 5: I need to go over this story once again. Earlier
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Speaker 5: this afternoon, ten despicable Republicans joined ranks with the Domesday
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Speaker 5: Democrats and voted to twenty four to two one hundred
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Speaker 5: and four to extend temporary protected status to three hundred
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Speaker 5: and fifty thousand illegal vote across or Haitians for another
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Speaker 5: three years, of course, a taxpayer expense. And again I
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Speaker 5: will read to you the ten backstabbing Republicans, Rhea Salazar
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Speaker 5: of Florida, Don Bacon of Nebraska, Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania,
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Speaker 5: Carlos Jiminez of Florida, Nicole meleochus On Meleotechus of New York,
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Speaker 5: Mario Diaz Ballard of Florida, Mike Lawler of New York,
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Speaker 5: Mike Turner of Ohio, Rich McCormick of Georgia, and Mike
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Speaker 5: Carey of Ohio. And it's ridiculousness on steroids. How so
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Speaker 5: many of these elected officials, and they're elected by whom
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Speaker 5: we the people, go out of their way to represent
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Speaker 5: anything in anyone but those who elected them. I can
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Speaker 5: guarantee you that no less than ninety five percent of
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Speaker 5: the voters who chose these ten Republicans, ten little Indian backstabbers, okay,
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Speaker 5: would not be in favor of this. I can guarantee
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Speaker 5: you that because the majority of Republican voters are in
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Speaker 5: favor of a strong border, are in favor of our
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Speaker 5: American society. And see when you continue to infuse and
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Speaker 5: keep around people that should not be here, that were
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Speaker 5: brought in illegally, and what does this do? Water down
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Speaker 5: our society. We have enough problems amongst ourselves, okay, and
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Speaker 5: then when you bring in knuckle draggers, uncivilized beasts, two
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Speaker 5: legged beasts, on top of our own problems. And it's
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Speaker 5: not done because of stupidity. Okay, I'm done calling these
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Speaker 5: people stupid. No, it's a lot worse than that. These
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Speaker 5: people are evil talking about these ten Republicans and every
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Speaker 5: Democrat you can find, who work together to continue to
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Speaker 5: undermine our society with these kinds of actions. And they
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Speaker 5: know what they're doing. And I guarantee you that none
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Speaker 5: of these ten little Indian backstabbers would live anywhere near
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Speaker 5: the uncivilized knuckle dragging Haitians, as the men's warehouse guy
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Speaker 5: used to say, I guarantee. And for us to continue
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Speaker 5: to put up with this stuff is amazing. I shouldn't
33:53
Speaker 5: even use that word. It's just awful. And here's another
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Speaker 5: crazy cuckoo thing. And this is another area where trumpsould
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Speaker 5: say you know what to the judge. I can't say
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Speaker 5: it here anyway. A federal judge limits construction on President
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Speaker 5: Trump's privately, okay, which means none of your business none, yes,
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Speaker 5: okay to this judge. But the judge is limiting construction
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Speaker 5: on Trump's privately funded White House ballroom. And if I
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Speaker 5: were the president, you know, because I would just tell
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Speaker 5: the judge, you know what, go do something with yourself. Okay,
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Speaker 5: back up and go do something with yourself. We're gonna
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Speaker 5: do a job here. We're gonna get this thing done.
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Speaker 5: A federal judge today limited the construction on President Trump's
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Speaker 5: privately funded White House ballroom. See, they can't use the
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Speaker 5: excuse that he's wasting taxpayer money. Can't say that this
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Speaker 5: stupid Federal appeals court, in a two to one ruling,
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Speaker 5: said President Trump can continue the construction of the White
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Speaker 5: Ballroom for now. The appeals court judges sent the case
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Speaker 5: back down to the US district judge who previously halted
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Speaker 5: the construction in the ballroom. The White House argued that
35:20
Speaker 5: the construction of the ballroom must continue for national security
35:24
Speaker 5: and safety reasons. And plus, when you just leave construction
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Speaker 5: sites open like this, I mean it's an open site
35:33
Speaker 5: if there's no human activity, If it just sits there
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Speaker 5: for so long, it draws rats, it just gets crazy.
35:42
Speaker 5: So and then the judge says, well, the construction can
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Speaker 5: continue until at least April seventeenth. What is today, It's
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Speaker 5: the sixteenth. These people are trying, they try to find
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Speaker 5: any way to screw around with President Trump. I mean
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Speaker 5: the guy. It's privately funded. And this is something and
36:17
Speaker 5: when President Trump said, many presidents in the past have
36:20
Speaker 5: wanted a grand ballroom, but they didn't go ahead and
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Speaker 5: do it. But many other presidents have done other kinds
36:26
Speaker 5: of additions and remodelings and things of that nature to
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Speaker 5: the White House, and those renovations were always taxpayer funded.
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Speaker 5: This ballroom is privately funded. And from the renderings that
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Speaker 5: I've seen many have seen of course in the media,
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Speaker 5: it's beautiful. And this is something that Americans should be
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Speaker 5: glad that's happening, and something that Americans, I believe, will
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Speaker 5: be proud of, especially due to the fact that it
36:59
Speaker 5: won't even be used paid for by tax dollars. Wow,
37:09
Speaker 5: this is crazy stuff. Man, failing British Prime Minister has
37:17
Speaker 5: gone in nutsville and throw a tantrum. His Speaker of
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Speaker 5: the House of Commons repeatedly instructs him to answer the
37:23
Speaker 5: question from opposition leader in Parliament. I mean, Starber is
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Speaker 5: crazy anyway, I mean, look at what he's done to
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Speaker 5: great Britain. I'm sorry what he's done to Britain. I
37:41
Speaker 5: can't call it great anymore. Sorry about that. Starber reportedly
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Speaker 5: threw a tantrum after Speaker Lindsay Hoyle repeatedly intervened and
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Speaker 5: kept rebuking him for failing from answering just normal questions.
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Speaker 5: You know, they we have the same thing over there
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Speaker 5: in Britain as we have here in the United States.
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Speaker 5: Politicians who are full of bull capitalists with a head,
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Speaker 5: who are ruling against the stability of our nations.
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Speaker 5: It is amazing how the nations of the West, Britain,
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Speaker 5: the United States, France, Italy represented the best of the
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Speaker 5: best in the world. They did it at one time.
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Speaker 5: I think Japan now also is a representation of the
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Speaker 5: that I just named, including Japan, only the Western European
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Speaker 5: nations and the United States are on a suicidal, a
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Speaker 5: think that there's a connection. My theory is that, yeah,
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Speaker 5: the CCP might be behind it. It's just a theory
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Speaker 5: other news, we do see that. Yeah, China could be
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Speaker 5: spying on you through your smart home devices? Cellular modules
47:02
Speaker 5: manufactured by Chinese companies and embedded in smart home devices
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Speaker 5: represent a significant national security risk to the United States.
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Speaker 5: That's according to the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. Although
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Speaker 5: half of the global market for cellular modules, tiny components
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Speaker 5: this market dominates creates a potential espionage and sabotage risks
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Speaker 5: that could have catastrophic consequences for American national security and infrastructure.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 5: The report outlines how these modules are ubiquitous in American life.
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Speaker 5: They are found in common smart household items such as doorbells, refrigerators,
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Speaker 5: and thermostats, as well as in critical infrastructure including ports, hospitals,
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Speaker 5: power grids, cranes, and transportation networks. According to the report,
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Speaker 5: the primery concern stems from the fact that manufacturers maintain
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Speaker 5: remote access to these modules to provide firmware and software updates.
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Speaker 5: This access theoretically allows the modules to collect large amounts
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Speaker 5: China's National Security Law, which permits the government to access
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Speaker 5: firms data to aid surveillance efforts, Beijing could potentially access
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Speaker 5: significant portions of Americans of Americans information. Wow. If Beijing
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Speaker 5: controlled or consolidated control of US based modules, it could
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Speaker 5: disrupt an American military mobilization. In response to a Chinese
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Speaker 5: invasion of Taiwan or amid a crisis, Beijing could hold
49:19
Speaker 5: Washington hostage by threatening to cause massive economic disrupture. Man,
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Speaker 5: This is and yet another reason why I've said more
49:33
Speaker 5: times than people probably want to hear that the United
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Speaker 5: States doesn't need any other nation and she needs to
49:40
Speaker 5: start acting like it, start producing our own stuff, because
49:47
Speaker 5: by you know, these backstabbing politicians who helped set all
49:51
Speaker 5: this crap up, okay, giving the advantage to China in
49:53
Speaker 5: many areas, knowing goodness well that the hardcore Chinese as
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Speaker 5: communists would one day present themselves as a fully throated
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Speaker 5: enemy of this country with abilities to disrupt and partially
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Speaker 5: destroy this country. Now I understand, you know, I understand
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Speaker 5: fully that many Democrats and rhinal Republicans want our country destroyed,
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Speaker 5: not necessarily physically, but economically and morally and ethically, so
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Speaker 5: that we would succumb to whatever craft that they want
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Speaker 5: us to, whether it's globalism, etc. Or socialism or the
50:35
Speaker 5: combination they're in, because they don't believe in you and
50:40
Speaker 5: I being free individuals in the land of liberty. Because
50:47
Speaker 5: what would take for us to be truly in the
50:50
Speaker 5: land of liberty again is what the founding fathers warned us.
50:53
Speaker 5: They said, Hey, if you want true liberty and for
50:56
Speaker 5: it to be sustained, your rights which come from God,
51:00
Speaker 5: to be maintained recognized by government, you have to remain
51:04
Speaker 5: a moral people. Because government officials is as bad as
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Speaker 5: I can, as much as I complain about them, they
51:12
Speaker 5: come from the pool of we the people. If we
51:15
Speaker 5: are immral, we're going to produce what immoral politicians, immoral doctors,
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Speaker 5: immoral teachers, immoral preachers, and it goes on and on
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Speaker 5: and on. To who much is given, much is required.
51:31
Speaker 5: If we were not even willing to, you know, stand
51:34
Speaker 5: up and deal with our requirement to maintain this great nation,
51:39
Speaker 5: I think that'll be a heck of a thing. To
51:41
Speaker 5: answer for you were given the greatest nation in the
51:46
Speaker 5: history of the planet, and what did you do? You
51:49
Speaker 5: disdained me. I'm talking about God speaking to those people.
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Speaker 5: I gave you the greatest nation in the history of
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Speaker 5: the world, and you spat upon it. You helped it
52:00
Speaker 5: become destroyed. Man oh man, oh man, this is crazy work. Well,
52:13
Speaker 5: Chile is getting it right. They are beginning mass deportation
52:18
Speaker 5: flights of illegal border crossers in their country. Jose Antonio
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Speaker 5: cast is his name, their new prime minister or president.
52:27
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, he says it. Chili. They're going to get
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Speaker 5: the dirt out, They're getting the grubs out. He made
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Speaker 5: the announcement during his first nationwide broadcast yesterday last night,
52:38
Speaker 5: in fact, in which he outlined the main priorities of
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Speaker 5: his administration following his first month in office. And guess what,
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Speaker 5: he's not going to have a lot of opposition. Nope,
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Speaker 5: the judges there in Chile are not going to be saying, oh,
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Speaker 5: you can't, you can't kick them out. They have to
52:58
Speaker 5: go through certain processes. Yeah, it'll take you a decade
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Speaker 5: to get them out. Oh, you can't have deportation centers,
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Speaker 5: you can't do that. And it just gets crazy and
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Speaker 5: crazier in our country. In other countries like Chile are saying,
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Speaker 5: you know what, we're going to clean the drags out
53:27
Speaker 5: out out they go. I just pray that they're not
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Speaker 5: coming here. It'll be interesting where the illegals go when
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Speaker 5: they're kicked out of Chile. I'm going to keep tabs
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Speaker 5: on that. I'm gonna see if Democrats try to get
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Speaker 5: them in our country. Yeah, they're that crazy. Well, now
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Speaker 5: that I see that, my time is a I do
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Speaker 5: thank you very much for your time. And as I
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Speaker 5: always say at this time, remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 5: Pray for your family, your friends, and even your enemies. Yep,
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Speaker 5: you gotta pray for them too. Did they get it
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Speaker 5: right before it's too late? Because we do all face
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Speaker 5: judgment one day. Don't forget to treat that the same
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Speaker 5: way you want to be treated until next time. I'm
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Speaker 5: Ron Edwards, excelsior.
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Speaker 3: You would be, it would do, would be of us
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Speaker 3: all folks tags that stage right