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How the US media ignores the constitutional powers of the US presidency · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  We are faith and fury.
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  Love and fire.
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  This is the human equation where every voice counts and every truth cuts deep.
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  With your host, Joseph Pancar.
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  Hey everybody, and welcome to the human equation.
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  Here we are on a Friday.
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  Now, normally I might have on a Friday, I might enjoy my adult beverage, but today it's a glass of water, as I might be going out shortly after our show, after our little get together, to maybe go enjoy some music and uh uh conviviality with some friends, as they say.
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  So, what are some of the things we want to talk about?
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  Well, I guess the first thing on my mind that's that's really got me annoyed, is the reaction of our European friends.
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  Now, in past programs here on America Out Loud.news on our program and on other programs that I've been on talking about the Iranian conflict, um I was concerned about the Europeans not backing us up.
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  And their recent reluctance to help us, not help us to fight the Iranian war.
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  They don't want you to go in and blast the Iranians, all right, to go in and do that.
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  But to open up the Strait of Hormuz so that oil can flow, mostly of which they're more dependent on it than we are.
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  I think we get 20% of our oil now from those sources.
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  But the rest of the world, the economy of the rest of the world relies on that, and for all of these countries to tell America no, is first of all, yeah, I think it's shocking to me as an American.
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  Every time I see, you know, these uh on social media, I see these pop-ups of Normandy and the American cemeteries uh all over Europe where our young men sacrificed their lives, families gave up their family members so that we could fight in Europe twice to save them twice.
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  And here we are, we need their help for an American interest and their interest, and they will not come and help us.
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  It is something that I think my concern was do we really think NATO is going to jump in and fight when we need help somewhere in the world.
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  Well, we just saw that they've answered that question.
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  They said no.
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  Now it's not necessarily NATO, but each each individual country within NATO who has a relationship with especially the United Kingdom, which is basically falling apart.
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  The United Kingdom is it is such a mess right now when you look and you see what's going on with their their immigration and what they what they've brought in and how their country is changing, uh, and this relationship I think is endemic of that.
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  The fact that they would not send troops to help us clear and support the shipping in and out of the Gulf of Hormuz at this time makes the point.
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  America should realize I think we're on our own.
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  And Europe will reach out to us again for help.
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  The question now becomes has the entire alliance of Europe and the United States shifted.
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  So a couple questions that I have.
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  If the United States pulls back and says, you know what, uh, good luck, we're gonna empty our bases out, we're gonna bring all our troops home and put them where we need them in our hemisphere to do the things we need to do here.
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  And you know, Europe, good luck.
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  You're on your own now.
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  You protect yourself against uh of all the threats that are that take place in Europe repeatedly over the past couple of centuries, uh when you have uh the Chinese and the Russians decide to take Poland, which Poland's a good country, I feel bad for them.
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  Um these yeah, you know, even Italy, you know, I thought Moroni was excellent, but to say no, she's not gonna send any any help, nobody's gonna send any help, is a betrayal of each and every one of us as American citizens.
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  Now, you can make cases that you you don't like what's going on over it.
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  The fact is, this was coming one way or another.
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  It kind of caught us off guard because it popped up, and here we are in the middle of this conflict that we didn't expect.
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  But I think President Trump had to make a decision as the president.
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  Does he kick this down the down the road again, like many past presidents, Republican and Democrat, have looked at the Iranian danger to the world as a as the number one sponsor of terrorism around the world, their hands are soaked in American blood over the over the last 40, 45 years, almost 50 years.
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  And Donald Trump says, okay, we're in a position now, who's gonna do something about this?
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  Are we gonna wait till they have a nuclear weapon?
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  And he said no.
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  He's not going to do that.
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  He's not gonna wait till they have a nuclear bomb.
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  When then what are you gonna do?
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  When they're gonna light off a nuclear bomb into Tel Aviv or into Europe or put it on a ship and light up Boston?
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  No.
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  He was gonna do it now, while he still has three years left, and we're watching, we're watching the allies that we have we have given our blood and treasure for multiple times for their freedom and the freedom of the world, and they are they have abandoned us.
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  So you can imagine that we can no longer count on them.
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  So here's the things that I'm looking at.
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  What are they gonna do what are they gonna do in Europe if America backs out?
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  We're taking our troops out, we're getting everything out.
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  Do they panic and say, okay, then we'll make an alliance with China?
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  We'll go with China, uh, we'll go with Russia, we'll buddy up with them, hopefully they won't kill us.
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  You know, that's like going into the lion's den covered in barbecue sauce, hoping the lion doesn't eat you.
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  But you know, that's the choice they're gonna make.
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  When you think about that, if they were to make that choice in an in in fear, that's kind of like Chamberlain waving a piece of paper, isn't it?
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  Right, because the only thing that keeps them free as long as it does, is having American might as their ally.
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  And watching now that America need all we need is to have them help us open the straits and prevent.
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  Sure, are they gonna get hit with drones?
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  They might.
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  The you know, their ships might get hit with drones, but that's that's the danger.
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  Didn't our ships get hit with submarines and torpedoes and our young men die on beaches scrying for their mothers?
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  They did.
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  But we did it because it was the right thing to do, because America usually does the right thing.
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  So I I'm very upset in seeing these Europeans ignore us and step away from our plea for help.
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  And it a couple things come to mind when I think about it.
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  You know, you think about the world being stable.
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  You know, we think about the stability of the world, but is it really stable?
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  You know, we are only a couple of hundred years away from the forming of our country, 250 years.
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  Prior to that, European wars took place rather regularly, rather regularly.
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  Um then you go back further than that, we had kingdoms fighting each other.
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  It's it's a constant ebb and flow of battle across Europe, and we had World War One and World War II, which were horrific, and United States had to step in, because if we didn't step in, Europe would have been lost.
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  Uh the Germans would have controlled all of Europe and eventually they would have either fought with, uh lived or died, I guess, against the Soviet Union, or they would have taken that over too, and we would have, we would have the Third Reich still running rampant over the world.
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  Now we look at that and we say, yeah, that's that's that's not that's impossible because we're so used to the stability that having the biggest strongest country in the world be the good guys, America.
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  And therefore we hold evil at bay.
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  You know, one of the things I have said for most of my adult life as I ponder world relationships and how things go.
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  The reality of humanity is that the default position of humanity is to live under tyranny.
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  We've lived under kings, czars, uh dictators, rulers since the beginning of time.
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  The strong man controls the country.
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  We still see this in many places.
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  We see Putin, he's a dictator.
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  We see President Xi, he says president, but he's actually a dictator.
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  Uh we see these people in Iran, these are uh radical dictators.
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  We see these kind of governments still all over the world, because that is the hum that is the uh default position for humanity.
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  And we see Ronald Reagan, what did he say?
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  We are only one generation away from losing our freedom, and I think that that's absolutely true, and we're seeing examples of it.
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  So my point here is that while we are accustomed to the you know, the last 75, 80 years since the end of World War II, uh, for those of us I I haven't been around that long, but there are some people who have seen it, and there's a lot of young people who have no real connection to World War II uh at all, or the Vietnam Wars that we we think we live in such a stable world.
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  But America.
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  Is only 250 years old.
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  America could fall.
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  We don't think it could.
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  But it could, because the march of evil and the march of totalitarianism is always on the march.
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  It never stops.
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  It's never defeated.
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  Look at the growth of socialism in America.
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  Socialism has failed across the globe every time it's been tried, because it all ends up the same way.
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  You know, they all start out with words.
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  And we're gonna, you know, the people, we're gonna, the people are gonna control everything.
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  The people, and then you realize that, you know, the people can't control anything.
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  It has to be the government.
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  And then the government has control of the means of uh the economy and the means of manufacture, they take over all the good things, and then people are put into their place, and next thing you know, people are dying, people are being killed, people are being murdered, because that is the root of socialism.
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  And there was a time when you couldn't imagine that anyone would say, oh, socialism is a good idea, but these polls that we've seen over and over again, that young people, 35 and younger, I think it's like 60% of them, it's a very high percentage, think that socialism would be the better way to go.
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  It's more fair, right?
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  It'll everyone will get what they need, every woman will have health care, everyone will have housing that they deserve, everyone, and and we all know that anybody that's been on this planet and has common sense and eyes and ears in their head to understand history, that it never works out that way.
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  The minute you take away individual rights, the individual opportunity for people to make their own future, the way we do here in America, the minute you take that away and you go to a socialist type of situation, we are gonna see the same exact things happen here that happens everywhere socialism takes place.
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  So when I was a young person, growing up, I would I couldn't imagine the idea of a person in our government, a person in our nation saying, I'm a socialist.
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  Now, there was always that nut from the communist party, I can't remember his name, um, ran for president every four years as a communist.
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  And of course, you know, he got a couple of votes from the nuts, but it was always kind of a joke in the background, right?
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  Well, now we see the mayor of New York City is proudly a Democrat socialist.
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  We see Bernie Sanders, prominent uh politician, a socialist.
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  We see AOC and her group, socialists.
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  We're seeing a rise of socialism where it's being accepted, where the press, the media, the big media, is pushing it as it would be great.
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  It would be great, and it would be horrific in a very short period of time.
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  But the bigger point here is that over the course of time, we think we're so stable here in America that freedom is, you know, well, we're separated by oceans and you know, we're always going to be like that.
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  Well, the problem is we are rotting from the inside out.
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  When you start to have a uh a foothold in the uh in the country by fellow citizens who see socialism as the better way to go and that they're willing to vote for that, you're watching the slow uh downfall of the American ideal.
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  Now we have time to fix it.
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  We can certainly fix it, but we see since the time of Ronald Reagan, we've seen these elections.
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  You we elect a very strong conservative Republican, the economy gets healed, the military gets strong, the country does really well, and then we get very lethargic in our success.
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  And we we elect some left-wing individual, some socialist progressive uh liberal, and they come in and say, we don't need so much money for the military, we need to do programs, we need to do this, that, and the other thing.
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  We need to bend over backwards for our enemies.
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  We need to be light on, you know, easy on criminals, we need to back off this whole and what happens?
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  The economy fails, the country falls into crime, there's all kinds of problems, and what do we do?
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  We're after, you know, uh a term or two, well, we you know, that's enough, we gotta go the other way, and we vote for a conservative who fix everything, things get fixed over the long term of a presidential term or two, and then we get overwhelmed again with our abundance, and we vote for liberals again.
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  The fact that right now in our country, we re-voted for Donald Trump.
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  Now you could talk about 2020, we're seeing more and more evidence that there probably was, there probably was some kind of fraud in the election.
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  I don't know that we're ever going to find it all, but we're finding out that that was probably a stolen election.
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  It was, you know, we saw what the Democrats did.
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  Did they have an open primary?
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  Did they allow things to follow?
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  No, they hand picked who they wanted.
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  They pushed Joe Biden out.
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  That's not the American way, and the media covered it right up.
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  The media, oh, that's great, it was fantastic that it happened the way it did.
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  Right?
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  So we're seeing that power of the socialist leftists in real time and not in the back alleys of America.
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  We're seeing them out front.
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  So the reality is our stability and our way of of life and our nation is certainly not guaranteed.
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  It is certainly not something that you can say, well, it'll America will be like this forever.
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  Not when half the country starts to see the American way as invalid anymore.
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  We have to do something different.
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  Socialism is much better.
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  It it they have the best PR, I guess, for the socialists and the leftists.
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  And I find it very, very dangerous.
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  The fact that you add to that potential, the fact that the European nations that only survive today because of American intervention in two of their major wars in the last hundred years or so.
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  The only reason that they're still around is because of what we did.
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  If we are gone, the world falls back into its natural state, defunct state of living under tyranny.
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  It's very clear, history shows it over and over and over again.
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  America was an amazing experiment brought on because the majority of people had that spark, that unbelievable vision of what freedom and liberty could be, and the constitution was created.
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  But we have seen our friends on the left, Barack Obama, when he talked about the Constitution being a problem for doing things the right way.
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  You know, it is a it's a list of negative rights.
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  You know, it says what the government can't do to you, it doesn't say what the government can do for you.
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  Well, once the, you know, I'm from the government, I'm here to help.
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  How does that work out?
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  Historically, it doesn't work out very well.
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  So the potential fall of America to a socialist nation, which would then destroy our country, then you would see the rise of the Chinese because they have a hundred-year, two hundred year, five hundred-year plan on taking over the world.
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  The United States, we live for tomorrow.
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  We have half of our people are out of their minds wanting to be socialist.
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  They can't review history.
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  They say the same thing that every socialist ever says.
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  Well, it just wasn't done right.
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  If it was just done right, socialism would be the best.
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  I I know lots and lots of people, adults, my age to younger people, and I have these conversations with them, and their overriding thoughts about this is well, it's not right that not everyone has the best of health care.
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  Well, I agree.
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  You know, there are some people that don't have the best of health care.
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  Do we change our entire system to one that will lead to a tyrannical government ruling us because of that, or do we try and figure something else out?
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  Now I don't know what to figure out, because we don't really talk about these things.
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  We don't talk about these these problems.
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  For a long time, I have said there are lots and lots and lots of people that have the acumen, the brains to be amazing doctors, right?
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  And we probably have people uh all over this country in impoverished areas that if they were given the proper education, they could be amazing doctors.
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  So why don't we seek those people out, invest in them, send them through medical school, but the caveat being is we'll pay for the medical school, you'll have a doctor degree, you'll be a medical doctor, use your brilliance to help your community, and then we set up clinics where they serve for 10 years.
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  And they make they make a reasonable salary, they'll make 150,000 a year, but they'll be a doctor for 10 years and they'll serve their community after 10 years, they could put out their own shingle and then go make their millions of dollars, or live the lifestyle most doctors 500,000 and more than that a year.
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  In the meantime, we would have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people who never will have the chance to use their innate brilliance that is never um it is never developed and it is never used as an asset for the country, that first of all could lift lots of people out of poverty, that could help the communities, and we have a lot more people that could provide health care at a reasonable cost.
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  Right?
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  Now that's not a fully worked out idea, but think about it.
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  If you had a thousand new doctors to put into a community in a clinic where people could show up and for five dollars, they could be taken care of, right?
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  You know, should we invest in medicine?
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  Should we invest in uh treatments for people?
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  Sure.
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  You know, how much money do we spend on other stuff that maybe we can allocate?
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  Okay, the clinic here uh in Brooklyn, we're gonna give them three MRI machines.
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  Well, that's 10 million dollars.
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  Here's three MRI machines, and here's nine doctors uh that are getting paid 150,000 a year technicians to run that equipment so that people can walk in the door, pay five dollars so they have some skin in the game.
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  I guess that's an idea, and they can get the MRI they need.
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  They can get the test they need, set up a surgical center where they can get the surgery they need.
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  You know, it uh I'm admittedly, it's not completely thought out, but my point is is if we could find these people, and I know there's you know, every community, every community has geniuses that will never see the light of day.
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  They will never be able to rise above their situation for for what many lots of reasons, but they have the brains to be brilliant.
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  And we could do the same thing with engineering.
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  We can do the same thing with all of the really vital skill sets that we need.
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  We just make a deal.
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  We're gonna get you through that.
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  We'll identify you.
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  You know, not it's not for everybody.
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  Not everybody can go and become a doctor because you want to.
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  We have to set up the criteria to find the really brilliant people who could be good doctors from communities that normally don't have that opportunity.
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  Right?
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  We screen them out, we find those people, and then we invest in them, and then they have to give us back ten years of their life.
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  They'll get paid, and they'll get paid good.
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  150,000 is good.
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  You know, that's a that's a good salary.
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  Uh you can live on that pretty well, as opposed to what would be the alternative for most of people who don't get to be doctors.
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  You know, they're trying to figure out how to live, how to make a paycheck, how to do from one job to another.
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  They have no college, they have no skill sets.
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  Now you can identify those people and help them to be professionals, and they can help the community.
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  It's it's an idea.
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  See, people say you never come up with an idea.
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  It's an idea.
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  Is it fully formed out?
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  No, it's not.
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  But what else can we do?
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  Right?
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  What else can we do?
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  There's lots of things we can do if we actually look for real solutions.
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  So when I see this push towards socialism, it it's a danger for our country.
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  The stability that we have is as Reagan said, we are one generation away from losing our freedom.
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  And I think we are now at that generation.
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  Because we don't see uh people getting away from that idea.
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  You know, uh not everybody gets the best medical, not everybody has the best housing.
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  Okay.
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  Uh some people have two beach houses, and that's not right.
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  And we see this attack the rich mentality go after them.
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  It's it's all part of a mentality that does not see things through the lens of freedom, but through this through the the utopian view of everything could be perfect if we just made people do the right thing.
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  And that's that's the rub of socialism communism is that you'll make people do the right thing.
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  And to do that, you have to have unbelievable power over people's lives.
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  And what happens is who's gonna have that power?
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  Who's gonna make the we the people, the p no, the people are not in charge.
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  Then you have government bureaucrats that are in power.
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  And how do they live?
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  Look at all of these countries.
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  How did Maduro live?
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  Did he live like his own people eating his pets?
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  No, he lived a beautiful life.
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  How did the um how did the uh Soviet Union, the premier and the communist party members, how do they live?
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  Pretty good.
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  How how do the how do the party members live in China?
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  Pretty good.
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  It always ends up being an elite who have all the power, and what's the last thing they want to give up?
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  Their power.
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  Look at our politicians in America.
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  While we have a president elected for two terms, and that's it.
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  Congress can be there forever.
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  Do you ever see these people leave?
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  Very, very rare.
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  How do they come to Congress with no money, and within 10 years, they have millions of dollars?
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  Ilhan Omar, Congresswoman, had uh a negative net worth, and five years later she's got 30 million dollars.
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  Where can you do that?
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  Did that happen to you?
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  Didn't happen to me, and I work really hard, right?
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  Uh AOC, she was a bartender.
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  She gets elected to Congress, and five years later she's got 20 million dollars.
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  Where'd that come from?
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  She only gets paid 200,000 a year.
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  Right?
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  Where did that come from?
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  Joe Biden's got his family's got 25 different shell companies that do nothing and millions of dollars are shuffled through there because there's millions of dollars in politics.
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  So we look at our politicians.
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  Do you think if you gave them the power of being the socialist elite, that they wouldn't turn around and use that power to stay in power forever, and then keep the rabble like you and me at bay?
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  And then if we don't agree, then they would send in the troops to keep us quiet to silence anything.
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  That's immediately what happens in all of these countries.
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  And if we don't see it, it's because we choose not to see it.
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  Either we're too stupid to see it, or we're purposely blinded because we think there's some utopian world out there that we could get to if we would just force everyone to do the right thing.
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  And that is part of the problem.
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  You can't force people into uh doing what you say is right when there's difference of opinions.
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  So, all in all, when I see this push towards communism, this push towards socialism, I realize that America is not the stable place that we all grew up thinking it was, because now we have a lot of our citizens, half of our citizens, who see a different way forward, not the American freedom individual world.
• 25:56
  We see a completely different point of view of how we should go forward.
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  And what's that's the purpose of bringing in all these illegal immigrants is so that they have voting blocks, you have extra Congress people in those districts, and they will vote Democrat and they will control the government.
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  We see it happening right in front of our faces every day.
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  We just either choose not to uh see it, or we're too stupid to see it.
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  But either way, it's coming.
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  And I think one of the key pins that I'm looking at is watching the Europeans abandon us at a time that we need them, and not for a world war where they'll spend their treasure and their blood all over, but to clean up a waterway so that we can remove a terrorist government.
• 26:42
  We're doing the heavy lift in there, us and the Israelis.
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  All they gotta do is help us keep the waterways open so that we can have energy.
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  All right, my friends, I'll be back in a minute.
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  Okay, so that being said, that being said, where else am I going here?
• 34:21
  So we look at you know, evil around the world.
• 34:24
  Let's look at Iran.
• 34:25
  You know, I I've had I have these conversations with people.
• 34:28
  This is not this is not an imminent threat.
• 34:30
  This idiot that re uh that quit the um the intelligence service the other day, and he came out and he's you know he made an anti-Trump statement, and he says, and Iran is not an imminent threat.
• 34:41
  Didn't have to do this.
• 34:42
  Well, a lot of people don't understand what imminent threat.
• 34:46
  What's that mean?
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  That does that mean that they got their nuclear weapons up on the launch pad, they got their missiles ready to go, they got their troops on the border, and their airplanes fired up and ready to attack Israel, ready to attack uh Southern Europe, uh, gonna light up uh whatever weapons they can and throw them at the United States and our our uh allies.
• 35:08
  Is that imminent?
• 35:11
  Or is it imminent when you sit and talk with your enemy and your enemy says, listen, back off.
• 35:18
  We have enough material to make ten to twelve nuclear bombs in the next two weeks.
• 35:25
  How imminent is two weeks?
• 35:28
  How much would the world change if Iran actually had the ability within two weeks to put together 10 to 12 nuclear bombs?
• 35:37
  Their their activities in the past couple of weeks have demonstrated very clearly that if they had this weapons, they would use them.
• 35:46
  They're bombing their neighbors, they're they're showing through shooting cluster bombs at civilian populations.
• 35:52
  These people are psychotic, uh theological nuts.
• 35:56
  They're on a mission.
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  They think this is their mission from God to destroy everyone, destroy Israel, destroy the West, and create this new caliphate.
• 36:05
  This is radical thinking.
• 36:07
  This is dangerous thinking.
• 36:08
  So what is imminent?
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  Does imminent mean we have to go?
• 36:12
  Uh oh, we have the uh signal we can see from the satellites that they've uh they've started up their uh fueling their weapons, they're gonna launch them in the next two hours.
• 36:20
  Is two hours imminent?
• 36:22
  Or is two weeks imminent?
• 36:24
  So when I had this conversation with a couple of couple of different people, they said uh that's not imminent, they have no image.
• 36:30
  Look at them, they they have no you said so.
• 36:33
  You're you're gonna now say that what they're lying.
• 36:36
  You're gonna say they're lying now that they don't have enough material to make 10 to 12 bomb nuclear bombs in the next two weeks.
• 36:43
  So if they're willing to lie about that, why don't you think they would lie about everything else?
• 36:50
  See, this is this is part of the problem that I think us in the West have, the people of the West, especially our liberal uh friends uh in the West is that their tendency, their natural tendency is to side with America's enemies first and foremost.
• 37:08
  Uh when you add Trump derangement syndrome to it, now you have this this hair trigger response to most things that, well, if America is for it and Trump is for it, then we should be against it, and the Iranians are really not a threat.
• 37:24
  Um, you know, we're just interfering with their country.
• 37:27
  In the meantime, all these left-wing groups that you think would be jumping up and down and supporting this, all these women's groups that are for women's freedom and for women's justice.
• 37:39
  Why are they against what we're doing in Iran?
• 37:42
  Do you know how women are treated in Iran?
• 37:44
  They're they're they are treated the way American women imagine they are treated.
• 37:49
  They are oppressed the way American women imagine they are oppressed.
• 37:54
  They're really oppressed like that over there in Iran.
• 37:58
  And why are they not jumping up and down and saying this is great, we're gonna free these women from this horrible, real oppression that's going on over there?
• 38:08
  You know, that that entire culture is anti-female.
• 38:12
  It is for me, I've always seen it as um they set up uh a situation where the men are in charge of everything.
• 38:20
  And as a man, I you know, I I get I'd like to be in charge of everything.
• 38:23
  And the women have no say, and you are subjugated by them.
• 38:27
  You they do what you say, and you have all this power and control over everything.
• 38:34
  Um that doesn't work out so well for the women.
• 38:37
  And I have I have wife, I have daughters, I have mothers.
• 38:40
  I love these people.
• 38:41
  I wouldn't want them treated the way these women are treated in these kind of countries.
• 38:46
  But where are these left-wing groups?
• 38:48
  These people that are talking about oppression, the you know, the Palestinian flag waivers that are running around.
• 38:54
  Here's actual uh people, the Persian people of Iran who are actually um persecuted and murdered in the streets and destroyed and imprisoned by a tyrannical government.
• 39:09
  Like they imagine Israel is.
• 39:20
  So they imagine this oppression by the Israelis against uh the Palestinian uh Arabs, but here we have actual people being subjugated and brutalized by their own government in Persia, they're in the Middle East, and we see America and Israel trying to free them.
• 39:42
  You would think those flag waivers, the Palestinian flag waivers would be out in force, going, This is great.
• 39:50
  But again, remember if America's doing it, then we have to be against it.
• 39:56
  If Trump is doing it, then we really have to be against it.
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  It.
• 40:00
  So the concept that I've tried to bring out is that, you know, the adults, and I don't know, I don't know if I like saying it like that.
• 40:08
  The adults in the room have to step up and take over.
• 40:11
  But the reality is we we put up with a lot of these left-wing nonsense opinions, and we pretend that, oh, well, you know, that's a good option.
• 40:20
  It's not a good option.
• 40:22
  It's not a good option to allow criminals to run wild.
• 40:26
  It's not a good option to interfere with legitimate law enforcement officers trying to do a job as removing illegal aliens from the country that the country in the majority voted for.
• 40:39
  It's not a good idea to interfere with them.
• 40:41
  It's not a good idea to block them.
• 40:43
  It's not a good idea to stand in the road.
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  It's not a good idea to throw things at them and interfere with their work.
• 40:49
  That's not a good idea.
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  We're pretending that, well, you know, they're protesting, they're not protesting.
• 40:53
  They're committing crimes in the street, they're interfering.
• 40:56
  They are, for all intents and purposes, if you read the wording, they are conducting an insurrection.
• 41:04
  Right?
• 41:05
  Did we say that about January 6th?
• 41:06
  It was an insurrection.
• 41:08
  Right?
• 41:09
  In reality, it was a riot where a bunch of idiots uh burglarized the place and fought with people and injured some people.
• 41:17
  But the reality is it wasn't an insurrection.
• 41:19
  There were, you know, the guy with the horns wasn't going to take over the nuclear football and run the government the next morning.
• 41:25
  But here we have people actually fighting the government.
• 41:28
  So let me see if I can find it.
• 41:30
  I uh I wrote an article recently.
• 41:34
  Um I wrote an article recently, and it's it's lengthy, and I'm gonna see if we can add it up with this uh with this particular show.
• 41:43
  Understanding the constitutional powers of the presidency, military use, and law enforcement.
• 41:48
  Well, one of the things there's an exception to using troops in America and uh for domestic enforcement.
• 41:55
  You're not supposed to do that.
• 41:56
  We wanted to keep the military people out of the day-to-day life of American citizens.
• 42:02
  We didn't want a government to come in, a president or whatever to come in and use the military against the American citizens.
• 42:09
  That was the whole idea.
• 42:10
  So we said they have to stay out, but there are exceptions to that.
• 42:14
  And the exception uh to that is uh for domestic use is the insurrection act, the insurrection act recognize the fact that there may be people who at some point want to take over the government, may want to uh throw overthrow the president and install a communist government or something.
• 42:37
  So the insurrection act allows the president to deploy federal troops into the United States and you know to the continental United States for specific purposes.
• 42:49
  So my article goes through and covers what those purposes are and how many times they've been used.
• 42:55
  So I'm gonna try and get myself down here and find some of these examples that I researched, and I'll give them to you real quick.
• 43:03
  Um notable deployments.
• 43:06
  I just went from 1900 forward.
• 43:08
  Let's just go in the modern times.
• 43:10
  Uh in 1943, the Detroit uh race riot took place in June of 1943.
• 43:15
  President Roosevelt invoked the insurrection act to send approximately 6,000 federal troops into Detroit to quell severe race riots that had erupted in the city.
• 43:25
  All right, so after days of violence, the president, whose responsibility is to keep everyone safe in America, realized what am I what am I gonna do here?
• 43:34
  Uh the local police can't do it or won't do it, so I have to send in federal troops.
• 43:39
  In 1957, uh the Little Rock crisis, President Dwight Eisenhower.
• 43:44
  Uh, in a landmark event, Eisenhower deployed 1,200 troops from the U.S.
• 43:48
  Army's 101st airborne to Little Rock on September 23rd.
• 43:53
  The action was taken to enforce federal court orders for the desegregation of the Little Rock High School and to protect the Little Rock 9.
• 44:01
  So here we had federal decrees that were not being enforced by the locals.
• 44:07
  So therefore the president sent in federal troops.
• 44:11
  Now, can we compare that to what's going on in Minnesota?
• 44:15
  Don't we have federal law that's not being enforced?
• 44:20
  And people are absolutely blocking the enforcement of these laws.
• 44:24
  They won't follow them, the state and local uh personnel will not follow the local laws or the federal laws.
• 44:32
  So sending in the troops to enforce those laws because the police can't or won't is an absolute option, right?
• 44:40
  So we look at that.
• 44:40
  So let's keep going.
• 44:41
  So you see how how many times this happened.
• 44:43
  In 1968, Washington, D.C.
• 44:46
  writes, Lyndon Johnson, following the assassination of Martin Luther King on April 4th, 1968, widespread civil unrest broke out in D.C.
• 44:54
  President uh Johnson sent 13,000 troops, including active duty units to the city on April 5th to help uh restore order.
• 45:05
  1992, President George uh H.W.
• 45:09
  Bush, George the Elder, uh 1992 sent in uh troops after the uh during the um Rodney King riots in 1992, we sent in federal troops to stop that violence, okay?
• 45:23
  These keep coming.
• 45:24
  2005, uh George the Younger, George W.
• 45:28
  Bush uh during Hurricane Katrina, he sent in federal troops, including active duty military to assist with disaster relief security and humanitarian efforts.
• 45:38
  Okay, so we see this.
• 45:40
  And it's it's something that is done on a regular basis when the president, whose job it is to keep America safe, American citizens safe, says the local or the state government cannot or will not do what they're supposed to do, then the use of federal troops is okay.
• 46:01
  Now, me personally, I don't like the idea of federal troops in the continental United States.
• 46:07
  I think that you know they should stay outward, first outward, but at the same time, I can see the danger of what we're going through here.
• 46:17
  So in Minnesota, we have federal law enforcement, and they're trying to do their legitimate job.
• 46:25
  First of all, Trump was elected to uh deal with the illegal immigration problem, get the criminals first, and then anyone else who's here illegally has to be removed.
• 46:37
  He would he people voted for that in the majority.
• 46:39
  That's what he it's why he won all the swing states.
• 46:41
  That's why he won uh the mandate that he has.
• 46:44
  He starts to do it, and our friends on the left, especially in Minnesota, say, no, we're not gonna do it.
• 46:50
  We're not gonna enforce it, we're gonna have sanctuary cities.
• 46:53
  In other words, they are going against the laws of the federal government.
• 46:59
  They're interfering with the federal uh agents doing their job.
• 47:05
  And how can they be protected?
• 47:06
  Well, the local police were ordered to stand down.
• 47:09
  You're not to help the federal troops, even if they or the federal agents, even if they're being attacked or coming under fire.
• 47:17
  So therefore, what's the president supposed to do?
• 47:20
  He has to protect his troops, right?
• 47:22
  They're doing a legitimate law enforcement activity.
• 47:26
  They're enforcing federal law, and if people are going to attack them, interfere with them, and the local police, state police won't do it because the mayor, the governor, orders them to stand down, not cooperate.
• 47:37
  We're sanctuary cities, we don't follow federal law.
• 47:42
  What you can't abide by that.
• 47:43
  We are a country, we are one country all across the United States.
• 47:48
  We don't pick and choose what laws we're gonna follow.
• 47:51
  We don't like the laws, we change the laws.
• 47:54
  So sending in federal troops to protect the federal agents so they can do their legitimate job is a legitimate response to what we're seeing.
• 48:04
  Right?
• 48:05
  And people don't like to think about that.
• 48:07
  They think it's all wrong.
• 48:08
  You're not allowed to do that, you shouldn't do it.
• 48:10
  It's wrong.
• 48:11
  No, you cannot create a sanctuary state.
• 48:14
  And the fact that our politicians sit back, our Congress sits back and lets these states and these cities determine, yeah, we're not gonna follow federal law, we're gonna open the border, we're gonna just let everybody come pouring in, we're gonna our cities, no, you're not gonna cooperate.
• 48:30
  The guy is a murderer, and he's got a warrant from ICE to be removed.
• 48:34
  Yeah, no, we we we're not gonna do that.
• 48:36
  We're not gonna follow up with that, we're not gonna help you, we're not even gonna notify you.
• 48:40
  And then they release these people back into the community who have a legitimate removal order to get them out of here because they're dangerous, and then they go and victimize more people.
• 48:52
  Right?
• 48:53
  So somebody in your family gets raped, murdered, robbed, carjacked, killed, drunk drive and wiped out because this local sanctuary city government decided, no, we're not doing that.
• 49:05
  We're not removed, we have decided we're not following federal law.
• 49:10
  Well, this is another in the pillar of what keeps America strong and great, is that we follow law.
• 49:19
  We live we are the rule of law, we live by the rule of law, all of us follow the law.
• 49:25
  And when you have some people deciding, yeah, we're not gonna follow those laws.
• 49:30
  What happens is your house starts to get shaky.
• 49:32
  The foundation is shaky.
• 49:35
  So who's to decide what laws you follow and don't follow?
• 49:38
  What if everyone decided and got together and said, you know what?
• 49:42
  We're not following IRS law.
• 49:44
  We're not paying taxes anymore.
• 49:45
  We're sick of it.
• 49:46
  We're not gonna pay.
• 49:48
  Do you think that the politicians would allow that to go?
• 49:52
  Do you think the local you know what?
• 49:54
  In this in our city, we're not paying local tax anymore.
• 49:57
  We refuse.
• 49:58
  You don't think they'd come after you.
• 50:00
  You with local, state, and federal law enforcement.
• 50:03
  See, so we pick and choose these things.
• 50:05
  We can't.
• 50:07
  We live by the rule of law.
• 50:08
  If we don't like the laws, vote for people who are going to change them.
• 50:12
  But we don't do that.
• 50:14
  We don't do that.
• 50:15
  So this is this is what I'm seeing happen here.
• 50:18
  So that article hopefully will be up very shortly.
• 50:22
  And everybody can read it and you can give me your opinion.
• 50:25
  What do you think about it?
• 50:25
  Do you like it or not?
• 50:26
  Like do you agree or disagree?
• 50:29
  Alright.
• 50:30
  So what do we see going on in Iran that I find really disgusting this week?
• 50:34
  So here we are, we're wiping out their their government.
• 50:38
  We're wiping out their military, we're wiping out their Navy.
• 50:41
  We are trying to reduce their ability to fire rockets.
• 50:44
  We're dropping 10,000 pound, 30,000 pound bombs on them.
• 50:48
  It's uh it's amazing how fast it's actually going.
• 50:52
  Are they hidden?
• 50:53
  Are they secluded?
• 50:54
  Are there people supporting them?
• 50:55
  There are.
• 50:56
  There are still people supporting them.
• 50:58
  And over time, we have assets on the ground, I'm sure we do.
• 51:02
  Uh we have people there, uh, informants, Iranians who know things who want them, want this government gone and want freedom in their country, and they tell us things, and that gives us an idea of where these people are, and then you know, we attack them and kill them because they will not leave voluntarily.
• 51:18
  So you have to remove them.
• 51:21
  And that's what we're seeing going on.
• 51:23
  Recently, there was a wrestler, 19-year-old young man, Salah Muhammadi.
• 51:28
  I think that's how they say his last name, Salah Muhammadi.
• 51:31
  Nineteen years old.
• 51:32
  He was on the Iranian wrestling team, and he spoke out against the tyrannical theocratic government, and he was hung publicly the other day.
• 51:45
  They grabbed this young man, they strung him up and killed him.
• 51:49
  They executed him for speaking out against the government.
• 51:53
  So all of you who are uh not strong enough to stand up for the women of Iran who are being brutalized and who are subjugated.
• 52:01
  Now you have this young man who was just executed because he stood up against it.
• 52:06
  Standing up for what?
• 52:08
  Was he standing up for rape culture?
• 52:10
  Was he standing up for uh subjugating other people for torturing?
• 52:14
  No.
• 52:15
  This young man was standing up for freedom of his own people.
• 52:19
  And he was executed for it publicly.
• 52:22
  In the United States said, don't do it.
• 52:23
  Do not execute them, but they don't care.
• 52:26
  You cannot stop these people.
• 52:27
  So one of the one of the things that I've come to realize.
• 52:33
  Um, and well, I knew it.
• 52:35
  I can't say come to realize.
• 52:37
  I knew it.
• 52:38
  I've come to crystallize how I see it.
• 52:41
  I think that's different.
• 52:42
  Is that there is evil in the world.
• 52:47
  There is evil in the world.
• 52:48
  Excuse me, sorry.
• 52:50
  And the Iranian government, the mullahs, they are evil.
• 52:55
  They are tyrannical.
• 52:56
  They are um psychotic in their mission in what they're doing and their their attempt to create this caliphate, and you either join them voluntarily or by the sword, or you are put to death.
• 53:12
  This is a danger in the world.
• 53:15
  They have spent billions of dollars on proxies to attack you and me and American interests around the world as well as uh other uh Western nations.
• 53:25
  They have directly attacked our people.
• 53:28
  Now they're shooting bombs all over the place.
• 53:30
  If you don't think they could drop a bomb on us right now, they would.
• 53:33
  There's talk of there's terror cells because you know, Joe Biden and the Democrats left the border wide open purposely to let people in, and we know that thousands of known terrorists got in.
• 53:44
  Uh, you know, if they activate those people and tell them to start doing single rampages, you know, show up at your church and light the place up with a rifle or a shotgun.
• 53:53
  Uh or if they go to hospitals or they go to our schools where our children are.
• 53:57
  Uh okay, so there's say there's two thousand of them here.
• 54:00
  Say if 10% of them do that.
• 54:02
  You want 10, 200 of those incidents taking place around our country.
• 54:07
  Do you want that happening in your community?
• 54:09
  No, so we have to remove this.
• 54:11
  My point being, my crystallization is it's it's a true a truism for all time.
• 54:19
  When evil presents itself, you have two choices.
• 54:24
  You either fight the evil, or you lose to the evil, right?
• 54:30
  It's not accepting the evil.
• 54:31
  You either fight the evil to remove it, or you will be taken over by it.
• 54:37
  And when someone tells you that they're evil, they show you that they're evil, that their intent is evil, and you stand by and do nothing, then you have no one to blame when that evil comes for you.
• 54:53
  When they show up at your school, your church, your place of business, when they show up at your vacation place and start attacking when you could have done something about it.
• 55:02
  So when our negotiators sat down with the Iranians before the conflict began, and they tried to work something out.
• 55:09
  They offered them nuclear power, they want nuclear power.
• 55:12
  Oh, that's why they're doing this.
• 55:14
  But they refined the the uranium to 60%.
• 55:18
  Well, that's that's for a weapon, that's not for nuclear power.
• 55:21
  So Trump says, we'll give you, we'll give you an unlimited supply of of nuclear rods so you can have power.
• 55:27
  They said no.
• 55:28
  And then they told our negotiators, we have enough refined nuclear material to make 12 bombs in the next two weeks.
• 55:42
  So who are you gonna believe?
• 55:44
  The lying, murderous, tyrannical, crazy Iranian mullahs, or your own beliefs about this thing.
• 55:53
  Can we believe them?
• 55:55
  Well, our friends on the left suddenly all of a sudden, you they're just they're just the government, they're legitimate.
• 55:59
  Trump has no right to do this.
• 56:01
  Never mind the women who are subjugated, the people who are subjugated, the people who are murdered in the streets.
• 56:06
  None of that seems to matter to our friends on the left.
• 56:09
  And they just told you that in two weeks they could build 10 to 12 nuclear bombs.
• 56:15
  They have the material to do it.
• 56:17
  And you have to say to yourself, well, do I think they would really do it?
• 56:20
  Are they liars?
• 56:21
  Well, they are liars.
• 56:22
  Maybe they're lying, maybe they're not lying.
• 56:23
  They were trying to make these bombs.
• 56:27
  So our experience with them says if they had the bombs, would they use them?
• 56:32
  Well, clearly they would use them.
• 56:35
  So what do we do?
• 56:36
  We see the evil, we hear what the evil says it's going to do to us, and we have two choices.
• 56:41
  We destroy the evil, or we wait till the evil takes us over.
• 56:46
  For me personally, I don't like there to be wars, I don't like people to suffer and die.
• 56:51
  I don't like our people to have to die.
• 56:53
  But the reality is evil is there in the form of the Iranian government, and they've said they want to destroy us.
• 57:00
  We have an opportunity to vanquish them, and that is what Trump is doing.
• 57:05
  And if you're not for that, then I suggest, you know, go move to one of them countries where you can live with people who want to treat you like that.
• 57:12
  All right, my friends, thank you for being here, and we will see you down the road.
• 57:17
  Have a great week.