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The Ron Edwards American Experience: It's Time to Stand Ten Toes Down Regarding Truth And Doing What is Right - 251030 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 3: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 3: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 4: Good day, good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 4: Run Edwards and welcome. This is the Run Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 4: Glad to have you and great to be with you
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Speaker 4: as it is every day. Congratulations to President Trump on
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Speaker 4: he is very very successful Asian trip, very successful all
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Speaker 4: the way up and down, and he even worked out
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Speaker 4: great agreements with China. And you know, when it comes
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Speaker 4: to the China situation, I still stand by what I
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Speaker 4: originally said that I think that we should totally cut
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Speaker 4: off our relationship with China. I mean totally like it
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Speaker 4: was before the nineteen seventies when Richard Nixon stupidly opened
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Speaker 4: the door to China. But in the hot mess that
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Speaker 4: we're in, considering where everything is and how things are going,
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Speaker 4: and the fact that he did meet with Jijingping, considering everything,
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Speaker 4: he did a good job. Though President Trump did the
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Speaker 4: best job he could possibly do in this kind of
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Speaker 4: a situation. I don't agree with one aspect when he
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Speaker 4: said that. I think I might have touched on this yesterday,
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Speaker 4: six hundred thousand. I believe visas are still being allowed
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Speaker 4: from China, you know, to be in our country. Six
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Speaker 4: hundred thousand Chinese given visas. That borders on stupid, unsafe,
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Speaker 4: very unwise, because the Chinese, like Muslims, are all taught
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Speaker 4: to hate the United States of America, and the majority
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Speaker 4: of the students that come over to this country do
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Speaker 4: not respect our country. If you ever meet them and
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Speaker 4: run into them, you will understand what I mean. We
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Speaker 4: once had a Chinese exchange student in our home and
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Speaker 4: let me just tell you not what that was not
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Speaker 4: a nice situation. She even lied on us. You know,
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Speaker 4: it was just not good. But we didn't take it personal.
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Speaker 4: We know that's a general situation with most Chinese. That's
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Speaker 4: how they're brought up. But it's good that you know,
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Speaker 4: our farmers will be blessed. You know, they're able to
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Speaker 4: sell their soybeans to China. That's good. And I don't
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Speaker 4: think that President Trump should be so reliant through this
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Speaker 4: agreement on the rare earth minerals from China. I think
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Speaker 4: it is still best that we get rid of our
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Speaker 4: stupid environmental extreme laws here in this country so that
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Speaker 4: we can dig for our own rare earth minerals. It's
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Speaker 4: better to have your own. I mean, it was Billy Holliday.
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Speaker 4: I think she sang a song that says, hey, Mama
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Speaker 4: may have, Papa man have, but God bless the child
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Speaker 4: that has its own. God bless the nation that has
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Speaker 4: and produces its own. And I think it's very wonderful
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Speaker 4: that President Trump has gotten a lot of Asian company owners,
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Speaker 4: et cetera and government officials to guarantee of moving manufacturing
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Speaker 4: to this country. I think that's great too. But what
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Speaker 4: would be greater if there was an equal effort to
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Speaker 4: loosen up our economy so that Americans could open up
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Speaker 4: new businesses and grow their businesses into massive enterprise to
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Speaker 4: compete with the Asian manufacturing giants and so. But overall,
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Speaker 4: in this situation, I'd give the President an a job
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Speaker 4: well done, sir. It's good that he's maintaining good relations.
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Speaker 4: In fact, the President has been doing such a good
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Speaker 4: job and this has shocked the world. I don't know
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Speaker 4: if you will hear this on much of the Dragon
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Speaker 4: or you know it is mainstream media that Jijing Ping
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Speaker 4: told the world. He says, look, I got to give
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Speaker 4: you props because of your enthusiasm and your energetic efforts
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Speaker 4: to work for peace around the world. Now, Jijing Ping,
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Speaker 4: who is no friend of the United States, had enough
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Speaker 4: decency to recognize that in our president and state. So
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Speaker 4: so that tells me and proves that there are members
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Speaker 4: of the Congress and Senate of the United States of
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Speaker 4: America who are greater enemies of President Trump than Jijingping.
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Speaker 4: Because how many government officials in this country, especially those
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Speaker 4: on the left, have displayed and appreciation or spoken appreciatively
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Speaker 4: towards President Trump on the effort of peace around the world.
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Speaker 4: Very few, you think Governor Pritzker of Illinois stated such things.
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Speaker 4: You think Ron Paul, the open borders libertarian, has said
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Speaker 4: anything like that. Who's running around still crying on behalf
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Speaker 4: of the drug boats that the United States is rightfully
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Speaker 4: blowing up in the high seas as they're churning their
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Speaker 4: way towards the United States to drop off their feninyl. Nope,
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Speaker 4: and on and on and on. So thank you, mister President,
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Speaker 4: for your sincere efforts to bring peace throughout the world.
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Speaker 4: I want to ask you, guys, a question, which do
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Speaker 4: you place on a higher regard being accepted or being free?
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Speaker 4: Let me ask you that one more time. Would you
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Speaker 4: rather be accepted? Do you think it's more important in
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Speaker 4: today's society to be accepted or to be free? I
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Speaker 4: asked that because many people think that when they are accepted,
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Speaker 4: they are free. But when I look throughout society, I
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Speaker 4: see that that may not be the case. Or maybe
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Speaker 4: a situation where people think that they are free because
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Speaker 4: they are accepted and they are allowed to do what
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Speaker 4: they're doing within the realm of acceptance, not realizing until
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Speaker 4: of course, they say or do something that touches the
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Speaker 4: toes of those that accepted them, and then all of
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Speaker 4: a sudden, those that accepted them will turn on you. Now,
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Speaker 4: there are many schools of thought that I could bring
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Speaker 4: up concerning that particular topic. Number One, it was always
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Speaker 4: accepted that if you're black, you're going to vote Democrats,
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Speaker 4: You're going to be a socialist pig, and you accept
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Speaker 4: crime because that's be black, okay. And if you speak
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Speaker 4: out against those things, if you are a public figure,
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Speaker 4: you will be brought down. False charges will be brought
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Speaker 4: against you, or real charges will be brought up that
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Speaker 4: would not have been brought up had you just kept
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Speaker 4: your mouth closed and looked the other way regarding negative
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Speaker 4: activities in the black community. So such was the case
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Speaker 4: with Bill Cosby. He was America's Dad until he spoke
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Speaker 4: out against young black men wearing their pants down, enacting
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Speaker 4: a certain way in America's streets that all of a sudden,
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Speaker 4: hell broke loose. Candice O. Wants was the darling, or
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Speaker 4: one of the big darlings of the conservative based media
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Speaker 4: until in recent months he's been saying things, even something
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Speaker 4: that I disagree with, concerning the nation of Israel. But
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Speaker 4: I never once thought that she should be shut off,
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Speaker 4: that she should lose her right of freedom of expression.
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Speaker 4: Have I spoken against some of the things he has said, Yes,
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Speaker 4: Have I disagreed with her a couple of times. Yes,
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Speaker 4: same thing with Tucker Carlson, another superstar in the conservative ranks.
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Speaker 4: But in recent months, Justice Candice Owens, they've gone out
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Speaker 4: the reservation concerning Israel, and they see no wrong in
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Speaker 4: the Islamic community, But all the wrong evil of the
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Speaker 4: world comes from the Jewish people, according to those two.
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Speaker 4: But do I think that they should be shut up no.
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Speaker 4: I think that in those particular areas they should be
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Speaker 4: intelligently disagreed with and proven wrong, or we should find
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Speaker 4: out if they are wrong or if they're right. But
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Speaker 4: I find that we all know that on the left,
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Speaker 4: if you don't you know, if you're black, if you're
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Speaker 4: off the plantation, they want to crush you. And if
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Speaker 4: you're not on the left, if they're white, if you're white,
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Speaker 4: you're they're going to come after you. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 4: But there's another big problem concerning freedom of speech. And
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Speaker 4: Welcome and we're back. This is a runovers American Experience.
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Speaker 4: And before the break I was talking about the freedom
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Speaker 4: of speech and liberty and all that jazz, and I
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Speaker 4: find that it is not only the left that will
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Speaker 4: come after you and try to inhibit your freedom of
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Speaker 4: speech and liberty if you happen to say something that
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Speaker 4: maybe others do not agree with. For example, as I
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Speaker 4: stated before the break, you have people like Tucker Carlson
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Speaker 4: and several others who have in the past been the
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Speaker 4: total darlings of the conservative right, and in recent months, he,
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Speaker 4: as well as Candice Owens and a few others, have
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Speaker 4: been saying things that, in my humble opinion, are a
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Speaker 4: bit too strong against the overall Jewish people in not discriminating,
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Speaker 4: for example, in my opinion, the difference between the small,
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Speaker 4: powerful Zionist cabal, but conflating it to the entire nation
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Speaker 4: of Israel and the Jewish people. I disagree with that,
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Speaker 4: and as I said before the breakout, but even though
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Speaker 4: I disagree with that, I've never dreamt of saying, you
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Speaker 4: know what, they don't deserve to be on the air,
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Speaker 4: they don't deserve their freedom of speech. Because if I
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Speaker 4: were to think that way or say that, then I
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Speaker 4: would be a hypocrite and I would be no better
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Speaker 4: than the leftists who want to take away all of
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Speaker 4: our liberties. And so that I've noticed that, and that's
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Speaker 4: something that even I have experienced dealing with the Republicans
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Speaker 4: in the state of Michigan, and there was a case
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Speaker 4: I won't get into the details, where I was being
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Speaker 4: privately considered for something and they said no, we'll go
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Speaker 4: with the other guy, because Ron Edwards, you know, he
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Speaker 4: speaks from the heart, he speaks from more on principles,
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Speaker 4: and he doesn't care he steps on your toes. He's
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Speaker 4: only trying to tell the truth and we cannot control that.
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Speaker 4: And that was brought to my attention by someone who
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Speaker 4: was at that particular private gathering. So you have this
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Speaker 4: kind of lack of true liberty, even on the right.
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Speaker 4: And so that's why you have many people that are
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Speaker 4: supposedly on the right secretly sharpening their knives for the
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Speaker 4: back of President Trump. And so that displays to me,
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Speaker 4: that shows me that even on the right, we are
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Speaker 4: lacking in something that I have considered to be very
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Speaker 4: important for many years in our republic, a lack of
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Speaker 4: true morality. See true morality means that you know, you
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Speaker 4: can say something. I may disagree with it, but if
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Speaker 4: we're on the same team, I will either try to
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Speaker 4: persuade you, hey, look, big fellow, you're wrong, and I
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Speaker 4: would try to intellectually prove my case. But if we
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Speaker 4: cannot come to an agreement on that one particular issue,
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Speaker 4: that does not mean I'm going to throw you off
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Speaker 4: the train like a you know, like a sack of potatoes,
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Speaker 4: because we have to, especially in the situation that we
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Speaker 4: find ourselves in our republic today, those of us who
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Speaker 4: are mostly right on the issues of the day, we
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Speaker 4: need to do a better job of coalescing, coming together,
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Speaker 4: so that we can be stronger in these situations and
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Speaker 4: these pickles that we find ourselves and in our republic today,
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Speaker 4: such as the government shutdown and other things we can
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Speaker 4: no longer, in my humble opinion, on the right say,
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Speaker 4: oh my gosh, that's too far right, that's too moral.
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Speaker 4: We we can't go for that. We have to come.
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Speaker 4: We'd rather compromise. And so that means you're double minded.
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Speaker 4: And the word of God says a double minded man
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Speaker 4: gets nothing. And that is why many times, not all
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Speaker 4: the time, but many times I see where intellectually and
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Speaker 4: morally the Republicans have the better ideas, but because of
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Speaker 4: the way they deal with each other, they weaken themselves,
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Speaker 4: and the Democrats end up with the advantage. And maybe
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Speaker 4: the Republicans slow down the lurch towards destruction, but anyway,
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Speaker 4: the nation remains on that trajectory rather than being totally
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Speaker 4: turned in the right direction so that the nation can
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Speaker 4: truly rebuild and not just be going through a relief
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Speaker 4: period like we are in now, like the first Trump
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Speaker 4: administration was. It was a relief period, but the Republicans
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Speaker 4: did not have enough stone to say, you know what,
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Speaker 4: we're going to start locking in things that are good
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Speaker 4: to be permanent so that they cannot be disengaged once
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Speaker 4: Trump is gone. But what happened. They never did coalesce
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Speaker 4: to that degree, and all the good things that President
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Speaker 4: Trump had done in his first term were unraveled by
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Speaker 4: the autopin regime. And as I've said many times, you know,
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Speaker 4: right now, the Republicans should be saying, you know what,
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Speaker 4: We're going to come together and solidly vote to turn
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Speaker 4: many of President Trump's executive orders into law so that
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Speaker 4: they cannot be easily gotten rid of in the future.
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Speaker 4: And if those that oppose them try to act as
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Speaker 4: if they don't exist, we can go to court and say, hey,
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Speaker 4: look this is the law. They're going against the law.
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Speaker 4: Boom boom boom. You have something to stand on to
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Speaker 4: maintain the law. But as long as we on the
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Speaker 4: right are more concerned about oh man, they're not compromising.
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Speaker 4: People like Markowski Susan Collins at times Lindsey Graham. They're
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Speaker 4: very dangerous because you never know when they'll pop up
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Speaker 4: and compromise and slow down positive developments that could be,
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Speaker 4: you know, making our nation stronger, better, more prosperous in
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Speaker 4: some cases, etcetera, etcetera. Or the Ron Pauls of the world,
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Speaker 4: who doesn't want us to go heavy and hard against
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Speaker 4: those that are out to destroy our country. In my
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Speaker 4: humble opinion, Venezuela does not have a right, China does
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Speaker 4: not have a right, or no other nation, Cuba, etc.
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Speaker 4: Does not have a right to send harmful drugs in
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Speaker 4: our republic, whether we have stupid people in our country
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Speaker 4: that want to take those drugs or not. Venezuela, China,
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Speaker 4: Mexico and other nations do not, in my opinion, have
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Speaker 4: the right to send them over to me. That is
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Speaker 4: a declaration or an act of war. And because in
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Speaker 4: war what happens. People die. And when you send something
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Speaker 4: to a nation that kills over one hundred thousand of
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Speaker 4: its people every single year, that to me, that's greater
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Speaker 4: the many than the totals of many wars. So yes,
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Speaker 4: President Trump is correct in blowing those boats away boom boom.
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Speaker 4: But yet, when you have people like Ron Paul who
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Speaker 4: thinks it's oh, it's immoral, that's wrong to do that,
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Speaker 4: it's unconstitutional. There's nothing in the Constitution that says you
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Speaker 4: cannot protect the United States against those who are bringing
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Speaker 4: things into our country that kills one hundred thousand people
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Speaker 4: every single year. There's nothing in the Constitution that forbids
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Speaker 4: that they should not be out there sending these So
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Speaker 4: what are we supposed to do welcome those people in
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Speaker 4: with open arms like Uncle Joe was doing with the
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Speaker 4: twenty to thirty or forty million that he let in
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Speaker 4: during his tenure. We have to become more emboldened on
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Speaker 4: what we know to be right. If you want to
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Speaker 4: be free, be free, indeed, be free in the truth.
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Speaker 4: And once you focus on real truth and are bold
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Speaker 4: enough to stand on the real truth and we unite
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Speaker 4: on that, there's no limit to what we can do,
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Speaker 4: what we can accomplish. But as long as we have
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Speaker 4: too many compromisers in our midst it will always be
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Speaker 4: like a short circuiting. You know, It'll be like some
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Speaker 4: Internet sites where you're looking at something and all of
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Speaker 4: a sudden, there they go, they keep freezing up, there
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Speaker 4: they go, there they go again. Oh oh, it's freezing
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Speaker 4: because something in their circuitry is not right, their servers
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Speaker 4: are not right, or whatever. And we have to stop
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Speaker 4: short circuiting ourselves if we want America to be truly
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Speaker 4: great again, and we have to be willing to look
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Speaker 4: ourselves in the mirror and say, you know what we want,
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Speaker 4: what is right. We have to stand on righteous standards
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Speaker 4: and on constitutional grounds and understand that's the way to go.
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Speaker 4: You cannot go in the wrong direction and expect to
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Speaker 4: get right results. You cannot compromise fifty percent of your
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Speaker 4: good effort in order to please those who are on
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Speaker 4: a mission to destroy and expect things to be just
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Speaker 4: and wonderful the next day. It doesn't work that way,
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Speaker 4: my friends. In those politicians that don't understand that, or
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Speaker 4: refuse to work according to wanting to do things all
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Speaker 4: the way right, they don't deserve, in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 4: to be in office. We have the right to say
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Speaker 4: no to that madness. I'll be right back.
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Speaker 11: President Trump says that he's made deals with China after
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Speaker 11: meeting Chinese leader g on the final day of a
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Speaker 11: trip to Asia.
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Speaker 12: Afterwards, Trump said that the US would reduce tariffs and
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Speaker 12: China would end restrictions on rare f exports. Unsurprisingly, Trump
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Speaker 12: said he'd rate the meeting twelve out of ten, and
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Speaker 12: he also gave some idea of future visits between the
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Speaker 12: two leaders. Trump to China in April and c to
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Speaker 11: The Senate Majority Leader John Thuna Angloy telling Democrats today
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Speaker 4: and looking at early voting in New York City, it's
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Speaker 4: up over five and fifty percent, and majority of those
30:29
Speaker 4: early voters are fifty years of age or over. And
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Speaker 4: those are Cormo voters, so they say and hmm. Even
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Speaker 4: though many of them are Quormo voters. No one is
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Speaker 4: predicting him to win though, because many, many, many New Yorkers,
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Speaker 4: I guess are on a suicide mission when it comes
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Speaker 4: to their city and are willing to have it destroyed
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Speaker 4: and turned over to the Islamist to wreak havoc as
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Speaker 4: they are doing in places like London and Paris. Well,
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Speaker 4: you many times you do get what you ask for,
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Speaker 4: and hopefully they will wake up and shock us all
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Speaker 4: on the upcoming election day. Well, my friends, if you
31:10
Speaker 4: travel into homeless encampments throughout the United States, let's say
31:14
Speaker 4: if you head to Los Angeles, you might get sick
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Speaker 4: to your stomach seeing the futility, the utter misery, vacant stairs,
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Speaker 4: and sheer hopelessness of hundreds of thousands of your fellow Americans.
31:27
Speaker 4: According to most recent reports, you've got about seven hundred
31:33
Speaker 4: and seventy three thousand Americans throughout our fifty states who
31:40
Speaker 4: are homeless. Los Angeles and San Francisco feature over two
31:43
Speaker 4: hundred thousand homeless in Portland, Oregon and Seattle another thirty
31:49
Speaker 4: thousand miserable souls in beautiful Denver, no less than ten
31:53
Speaker 4: thousand American homeless, and somewhere in the vicinity of two
31:56
Speaker 4: hundred thousand illegal border crosser migrant home homelessness in Denver.
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Speaker 4: Chicago Land features sixty eight thousand homeless, but tens of
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Speaker 4: thousands more in illegal border crossrom on encampments. New York
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Speaker 4: City estimates one hundred and forty thousand American homeless and
32:17
Speaker 4: another fifty thousand illegal border crosser homeless homeless. And if
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Speaker 4: you take a let's say you view thirty of America's
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Speaker 4: largest cities, you see the morass of humanity living in
32:34
Speaker 4: the depths of depraperty, parked cars, parked mobile homes, tents, tarps,
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Speaker 4: sleeping on steam grates during the winter time, and dying
32:44
Speaker 4: of drug overdoses by the thousands. Go to downtown Philadelphia,
32:47
Speaker 4: you'll see a lot of that as well. Many of
32:50
Speaker 4: them are US military veterans. What a shame. Thirty two
32:55
Speaker 4: thousand homeless veterans suffer from depression PTSD, armless bodies, legless bodies,
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Speaker 4: and so many other scars from Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
33:10
Speaker 4: Between the years of nineteen sixty eight to two thousand twenty,
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Speaker 4: approximately one million, one hundred and six thousand drug overdose
33:20
Speaker 4: deaths occurred in the United States of America alone. While
33:24
Speaker 4: a precise total for the entire period since nineteen seventy
33:28
Speaker 4: is not readily available, but it is clear that the
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Speaker 4: number of substantial and has ridgen sharply, with a large
33:38
Speaker 4: majority of deaths happening in recent decades. For example, if
33:43
Speaker 4: you look at the year of two thousand twenty two,
33:45
Speaker 4: there was a peak of around one hundred ten thousand,
33:47
Speaker 4: nine hundred overdose deaths alone in that year. Humphm. And
33:54
Speaker 4: we have seen the homeless and places like Hawaii, Denver, Detroit,
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Speaker 4: New York, wherever their lives suffer incredible misery, hopelessness, and futility.
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Speaker 4: Now there is a small percentage of those in the
34:12
Speaker 4: homeless ranks who voluntarily hang out in those environs as
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Speaker 4: part of the effort to I guess, deface the appearance
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Speaker 4: of our republic. I was shocked to find that out,
34:31
Speaker 4: but it is a part of it. If you go
34:37
Speaker 4: and in their ranks, it's awful. The smell of urine
34:42
Speaker 4: and vehical manner on the sidewalks of San Francisco and
34:46
Speaker 4: Los Angeles. You'll see rotting bodies standing rotting bodies in
34:53
Speaker 4: Philadelphia for what they used to call crank, where they
34:59
Speaker 4: inject and inhale or consumed. Many of them are sleeping
35:03
Speaker 4: in cardboard boxes for mattresses, digging through garbage cans and
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Speaker 4: dumpsters for food. And there's so much food in America.
35:13
Speaker 4: There is no excuse for one person being hungry. I
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Speaker 4: can understand a person being very low on income, But
35:23
Speaker 4: in this land of plenty everyone there's enough food for
35:27
Speaker 4: everyone to get too much food every single day, And unfortunately,
35:35
Speaker 4: many of those who either choose or are forced to
35:40
Speaker 4: live a life of homelessness face a certain kind of
35:43
Speaker 4: useless life that most Americans cannot comprehend. They may not
35:48
Speaker 4: have been beaten as children, they may not have been
35:50
Speaker 4: raped as a teen. They may have been kicked out
35:52
Speaker 4: of their homes by exasperated parents. Most suffer from some
35:57
Speaker 4: kind of mental illness, and because of liberalism, mental facilities
36:04
Speaker 4: were closed throughout our country, rather than forced to improve
36:09
Speaker 4: the quality of mental illness treatments so that people could
36:13
Speaker 4: be honestly helped and not just turned out into the
36:16
Speaker 4: street like straight dogs. Yet, in the richest country in
36:20
Speaker 4: the history of the world, the homeless fate continues in
36:24
Speaker 4: misery while we spend trillions to rocket to the moon
36:29
Speaker 4: or Mars. And I have nothing against scientific advancement. Don't
36:35
Speaker 4: get me wrong, I'm not one of those who say, well,
36:37
Speaker 4: we shouldn't go to the moon, we shouldn't do this
36:39
Speaker 4: or that because we have homeless No I say we
36:42
Speaker 4: can do both, they languish an emotional turmoil while we
36:47
Speaker 4: spend billions on enormous corruption in Congress. Now that's where
36:51
Speaker 4: I have a real problem, the corruption, the waste, whether
36:56
Speaker 4: it is a US AID or fraudulent insider trading by
37:00
Speaker 4: our elected officials like Nasty Pelosi or foreign aid into
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Speaker 4: the trillions of dollars for other countries. And you'll see
37:08
Speaker 4: it in the private sector as well. Churches and individuals,
37:14
Speaker 4: I mean Christians, and they proudly, oh, we're going to
37:18
Speaker 4: do Elsewhere are you gone to whatever to give? Give, give, give, give,
37:24
Speaker 4: And where do they get the money to give, give, give,
37:27
Speaker 4: give give? They get it right from their fellow Americans
37:31
Speaker 4: or themselves. But yet the generosity of Americans towards Americans
37:37
Speaker 4: has reduced dramatically ever since the bastardized rights movement. It
37:44
Speaker 4: used to be that if there were churches in your community,
37:47
Speaker 4: it was guaranteed that you would have a meal that day,
37:49
Speaker 4: if not too, and if you are down on your luck,
37:55
Speaker 4: as they used to say, they would set you up
37:59
Speaker 4: for job interviews or training. Yeah, churches were doing these
38:04
Speaker 4: kinds of things. But churches allowed themselves to be bumped
38:07
Speaker 4: out of the way and replaced by secularized so called
38:14
Speaker 4: help efforts for people that are down on their luck
38:17
Speaker 4: or mentally scrambled. How can California's Governor Nuskin pretend that
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Speaker 4: he's going to be a presidential candidate when he's shown
38:29
Speaker 4: himself a miserable failure on multiple levels. And I asked that,
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Speaker 4: and I say a miserable failure, I kind of say
38:41
Speaker 4: that gingerly. The reason being is because in actuality he
38:50
Speaker 4: is a success. Because I know a lot of people
38:54
Speaker 4: don't want to look at it this way, but most
38:56
Speaker 4: of your Democrats that are in office today, what we
39:00
Speaker 4: consider to be miserable failures, they're actually succeeding dramatically in destroying. See,
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Speaker 4: there are those who are there to destroy, kill, still
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Speaker 4: and destroy. Not everyone is trying to do good and
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Speaker 4: some failing at it and just messing things up by accident.
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Speaker 4: No no, no, no, no, no, no no no. There's at
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Speaker 4: least thirty five percent of those in whatever metron you
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Speaker 4: that also reflects on the failure, the miserable failure of
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Speaker 4: the voters of this country who don't seem to know nothing.
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Speaker 4: Got that mixed up, And sometimes I wonder do the
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44:40
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45:24
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45:30
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Speaker 4: Man oh Man? Oh Man. The Republicans who voted to
45:39
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45:55
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Speaker 4: mister Johnson. And see, this is the kind of stuff
46:21
Speaker 4: that I'm talking about. As I mentioned, Susan Collins's name
46:26
Speaker 4: was one of the ones that I mentioned where Republicans, Oh,
46:29
Speaker 4: they don't want things to be too good. No no, no,
46:32
Speaker 4: no no. They are measurably better than Democrats, but not
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46:38
Speaker 4: for our republic, for we the people. And that is
46:42
Speaker 4: why Susan Collins, by the way, she may be losing
46:47
Speaker 4: her way of life in the political realm. She's been
46:52
Speaker 4: challenged strongly by a liberal Democrat, and the voters are
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Speaker 4: like saying, oh, what's the diff There isn't much difference
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Speaker 4: between a liberal Democrat and Susan Collins. And she'll have
47:07
Speaker 4: no one to blame but herself if she loses her
47:09
Speaker 4: seat to a liberal Democrat, because when it comes down
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Speaker 4: to voting, nine times out of ten. She votes as
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Speaker 4: a Democrat anyway, so it won't be any skin off
47:21
Speaker 4: of our backs if she happens to lose, But it
47:23
Speaker 4: will be a good lesson for Republicans going forward, unless
47:27
Speaker 4: they're totally stupid, okay, that they can lose their seat
47:31
Speaker 4: and be out of a job in the government if
47:34
Speaker 4: they want to go ahead and act like Democrats. And
47:39
Speaker 4: thank god we do have a I think there's enough
47:42
Speaker 4: conservatives in the House that won't bring this to fruition.
47:47
Speaker 4: And by the way, don't bills have to go to
47:50
Speaker 4: the desk for the president to sign. Yeah, So anyway,
47:57
Speaker 4: this thing will never come to full fruition. But it
47:59
Speaker 4: is an exposing element. This proves exactly what I was
48:05
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48:08
Speaker 4: that are willing to compromise and don't want to go
48:11
Speaker 4: all the way with what is right. And see, that
48:14
Speaker 4: is very dangerous. That is very dangerous for our beloved republic.
48:20
Speaker 4: And so you know, we got to do a better job,
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Speaker 4: That's good. That's good. That's good. That's good. But here's
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49:33
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Speaker 4: Even as she's she tried to present herself as this
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Speaker 4: I've been in the military, and I guess people are
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Speaker 4: a phony. I think your her service in the military.
49:58
Speaker 4: But other than that, she he's been a bad egg
50:01
Speaker 4: a bad egg, and she's one who cannot be trusted. Now,
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Speaker 4: she would be