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The Ron Edwards American Experience - 250606 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 1: Prepare for launching three two one and away we go.
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Speaker 3: See see.
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Speaker 4: See you see say.
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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, it's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: Show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 3: Well, good day, good day, Hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 3: I'm my Edward saying welcome to the Faith Day edition
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Speaker 3: of the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. And it's
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Speaker 3: an honor to be here and great to be with
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Speaker 3: you again. And yeah, thanks to Lancaster's light House Radio
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Speaker 3: in Great Britain. By the time you guys hear this,
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Speaker 3: it will be in rebroadcast form. But thanks for tuning
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Speaker 3: in as well and enjoying this Faith Day with us.
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Speaker 3: And boy, we're gonna have to really exercise our faith
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Speaker 3: and hope that the President Trump and Elon Muskin kind
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Speaker 3: of patch up their differences. It's getting kind of nasty.
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Speaker 3: Looks like there's gonna could be a new, a brand
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Speaker 3: new Tesla on the market. I heard that President Trump
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Speaker 3: is going to give his away or sell it or something.
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Speaker 3: He wants to get it out of there, the one
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Speaker 3: that he got as a gift from Elon Musk a
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Speaker 3: few months ago. But you know what, I think that
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Speaker 3: they will patch it up. They're too strong. You know,
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Speaker 3: they're both big alphas, and you know that happens between alphas.
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Speaker 3: You know, us men. Sometimes we get into it by
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Speaker 3: the boom, b the ban and then it's over after
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Speaker 3: a day or two, and you know, we invite each
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Speaker 3: other out or beer or whatever and go to the gym,
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Speaker 3: work it out and get on with our lives. And
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Speaker 3: I'm sure that's going to be the case in the
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Speaker 3: long run. But in the meantime it's been kind of
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Speaker 3: entertaining as they go back and forth. But it was
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Speaker 3: kind of a low blow when mister Tesla Elon decided
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Speaker 3: to put out a little video or pictures about with
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Speaker 3: Trump with Epstein, as if that was something new. Those
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Speaker 3: pictures are old. And by the way, those pictures were
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Speaker 3: very soon before Trump told Epstein to get out of
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Speaker 3: his property, get of it, get out of his life,
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Speaker 3: because he got wind of the fact that mister Epstein
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Speaker 3: wasn't just involved with adult young ladies, he was dealing
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Speaker 3: with children and some very nefarious activities. And so he
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Speaker 3: ever since then he never had contact with mister Epstein.
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Speaker 3: Can you imagine had those Epstein connections been more I
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Speaker 3: guess involved in that, what they could have used when
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Speaker 3: remember when they were making up Russia Gate and all
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Speaker 3: the things that Letitia Big Mama was trying to put
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Speaker 3: together and mister Rolli Poley, Alvin Bragg, Yeah, yeah, Alvin
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Speaker 3: Bragg and the rest of the gang who tried to
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Speaker 3: put Trump away. If they had that, they would have
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Speaker 3: used it. Trust me on that one. So with Elon,
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Speaker 3: as intelligent as he is, you know, you can be
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Speaker 3: a genius and still you know, be kind of childish sometimes.
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Speaker 3: And that's what it is. And like I said, I
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Speaker 3: think they'll get over it. You know, each of them
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Speaker 3: experienced worst thing from things from other people and they've
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Speaker 3: gotten over it. So it is what it is, and
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Speaker 3: it shall be what it shall be. But this day,
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Speaker 3: this faith day, we must recognize, we take pause for
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Speaker 3: the cause as we remember the June sixth, two twenty
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Speaker 3: five is the eighty first anniversary of a day which
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Speaker 3: should live in history and in the minds of all
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Speaker 3: generations of Americans and British citizens or subjects, French citizens,
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Speaker 3: Polish and others, and also Canada. It was a true
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Speaker 3: milestone in liberty D Day June sixth, nineteen forty four,
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Speaker 3: on D Day in World War Two and the largest
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Speaker 3: amphibious landing in history. Some one hundred and fifty six
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Speaker 3: thousand soldiers at least, along with sailors, marines, air Corps
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Speaker 3: and Coast Guard members of primarily the United States, Great Britain, Canada,
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Speaker 3: and also some forces of France, Poland and other nations,
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Speaker 3: participated in the Allied invasion of Normandy, France to defeat
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Speaker 3: the totalitarian tyranny of the National Socialist German Workers Party
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Speaker 3: known as the Nazis of Adolf Hitler, who had conquered
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Speaker 3: most of Europe. Those who fought Normany on D Day
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Speaker 3: to preserve freedom from defeat by Hitler's National Socialist fascists
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Speaker 3: paid a terrible sacrifice. The beaches of Normandy, with Nazi
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Speaker 3: artillery and machine guns established in crossfire patterns, were indeed
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Speaker 3: killing fields prepared for slaughter. The sea and sands ran
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Speaker 3: with red blood. The beaches designated Omaha, Utah and Gold
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Speaker 3: were covered by the wounded and dying. Over four thousand
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Speaker 3: of them, including twenty five hundred Americans, were killed in
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Speaker 3: action that single day alone. In the month long Normandy
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Speaker 3: invasion fighting which began on D Day, more than twenty thousand,
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Speaker 3: twenty nine thousand Americans were killed in action and more
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Speaker 3: than one hundred thousand were wounded. Altogether, more than four
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Speaker 3: hundred thousand Americans would sacrifice their lives in World War II,
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Speaker 3: but by their bravery and sacrifice, they turned the tide
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Speaker 3: of war in what the late fame historian Stephen Ambrose
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Speaker 3: called thy climactic Battle of World War II in his
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Speaker 3: classic book D Day June sixth, nineteen forty four. Hitler
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Speaker 3: was convinced, and had convinced most of the Western world,
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Speaker 3: that his fortress Europe could turn back and defeat any
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Speaker 3: attempt to invade occupied Europe by sea. So confident were
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Speaker 3: the Nazi socialist pigs that their top generals were everywhere,
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Speaker 3: including Irwin Rommel, the Desert Fox, Hitler's best fighting general
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Speaker 3: who had gained fame in the African Campaign. Rammel was
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Speaker 3: on leave in Germany and caught by surprise when the
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Speaker 3: invasion was launched from Great Britain for Normandy and not
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Speaker 3: for Achaellis, which the Nazis thought would be the point
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Speaker 3: of invasion if one were ever made. Hitler was so
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Speaker 3: confident his Fortress Europe would defeat any invasion anywhere, because
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Speaker 3: Rommel himself had overseen the Nazis military arrangement of massive
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Speaker 3: armaments all along the coast from Spain to Norway, creating
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Speaker 3: Fortress Europe. In contrast, on D Day, June sixth, nineteen
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Speaker 3: forty four, there was a great doubt among the Allies
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Speaker 3: that the invasion could succeed. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the
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Speaker 3: supreme Allied commander and later President of the United States,
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Speaker 3: actually paused to write a statement in his own hand
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Speaker 3: to be released publicly should the D Day invasion be lost.
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Speaker 3: General Eisenhower wrote that if the invasion failed, it was
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Speaker 3: entirely his fault and his alone. He made no excuses.
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Speaker 3: He emphasized that failure was not the fault of his
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Speaker 3: subordinate officers or the soldiers who fought it, and did
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Speaker 3: not blame any of the Allied nations governments, military officers,
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Speaker 3: or troops. He alone took responsibility for any possible defeat.
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Speaker 3: After writing that note, generalizing Hower issued a simple order,
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Speaker 3: O K let's go. American and Allied soldiers went on
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Speaker 3: D Day, June sixth, nineteen forty four. They fought, they
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Speaker 3: were wounded and killed in the thousands on that fateful
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Speaker 3: day and in all the days of World War II,
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Speaker 3: but they conquered. They saved the freedom of America and
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Speaker 3: the world from the tyranny of Hitler's national socialist fascists.
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Speaker 3: How many of us Americans will remember and have a
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Speaker 3: sense of thankfulness on this D Day two thousand twenty five,
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Speaker 3: that we are the heirs of freedom purchased for us
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Speaker 3: by the blood of the thousands of killed and wounded
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Speaker 3: in the D Day invasion in all the days of
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Speaker 3: World War II which followed. Who were those Americans of
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Speaker 3: the World War two generation who fought the Nazis on
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Speaker 3: D Day and thereafter throughout Europe while other Americans fought
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Speaker 3: in the Pacific Theater against the Japanese imperialists, more than
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Speaker 3: four hundred thousand, sacrificing their lives. They were the children
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Speaker 3: of the Great Depression. As children they knew want, not wealth.
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Speaker 3: They went from the poverty of the Depression in their
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Speaker 3: childhood to the horrors of war in their young adulthood.
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Speaker 3: Many were in their teens. The average education level of
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Speaker 3: those saving freedom in World War II was only the
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Speaker 3: eighth grade. They too had their dreams of life. But
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Speaker 3: they went to war to defend American freedom when our
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Speaker 3: country called them to sacrifice and serve. Ultimately, more than
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Speaker 3: sixteen million Americans would serve in war World War two.
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Speaker 3: They fought, they were wounded physically, mentally, emotionally, they were killed.
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Speaker 3: They preserved our liberty by their sacrifice. What were the
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Speaker 3: beliefs the values of those who served on that faithful
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Speaker 3: d day and the duration of World War II? Man,
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Speaker 3: oh Man, oh man, And that is something that we,
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Speaker 3: the people of this great nation and our friends throughout Europe,
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Speaker 3: should never forget. And that is why I am inspired
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Speaker 3: today and we should all be inspired to stand today
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Speaker 3: against the tyranny that seeks to overthrow our great republic.
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Speaker 9: In pursuit of life, liberty and our inalienable right the
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and this is SATH Day on the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 3: American Experience on Round Edwards And yeah, we must never
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Speaker 3: forget d Day. But there are other things we must remember.
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Speaker 3: We must never forget that we hold these truths to
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Speaker 3: be self evident, that all men are created equal that
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Speaker 3: they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights,
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Speaker 3: that among these are life, liberty in the pursuit of happiness.
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Speaker 3: That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men,
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Speaker 3: deriving their just powers from the consent of the government.
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Speaker 3: That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of their ends,
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Speaker 3: it is the right of the people to alter or
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Speaker 3: abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation
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Speaker 3: on such principles, in organizing its powers in such form
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Speaker 3: as to them shall seem most likely to affect their
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Speaker 3: safety and happiness. Prudence indeed will dictate that governments long
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Speaker 3: established should not be charged for light and transient causes.
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Speaker 3: And accordingly, all experience has shown that mankind are moored,
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Speaker 3: disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable than to right
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Speaker 3: themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed.
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Speaker 3: Now why did I bring that up? Well, the reason
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Speaker 3: why is because we have been watching some twiddling their thumbs,
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Speaker 3: some not giving a rip, others becoming more and more vexed, concerned,
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Speaker 3: and even some worrying about the situation. When it comes
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Speaker 3: to these black robes gone wild, these egotistical judges, who
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Speaker 3: at ever return have decided to take it on their shoulders,
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Speaker 3: their narrow shoulders, to try to stop and obstruct President Trump. Now,
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Speaker 3: I just read the words that instructed us to overthrow
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Speaker 3: or to stop a government that is going wrong. Now,
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Speaker 3: the head of the government, President Trump, has been doing
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Speaker 3: mostly the right things. The only thing that I consider
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Speaker 3: wrong in his government so far is too much spending.
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Speaker 3: I cannot make another complaint, and he's not even in
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Speaker 3: full control of the spending. It's Congress. But other than that,
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Speaker 3: he's been doing a very good job. However, when it
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Speaker 3: comes to these black Robes gone wild, it's time that
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Speaker 3: we the people really start making a big issue out
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Speaker 3: of this, because what they're doing is setting this nation
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Speaker 3: up for a big hurt. Now I understand. I understand
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Speaker 3: my friends, that you know that is the goal. That
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Speaker 3: is the goal of the Black Robes gone wild. Judges.
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Speaker 3: They're liberals, they're leftists. They don't give a rip about
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Speaker 3: you and I. They would rather have the thing be
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Speaker 3: blown up by a Putin nuclear weapon than for us
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Speaker 3: to live for to live in a land of decency,
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Speaker 3: morality under God, with liberty and justice for all. And
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Speaker 3: you think that I'm going a little bit far on
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Speaker 3: that statement, No, I'm not. In fact, it can easily
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Speaker 3: be proven that that is an understatement. When you think
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Speaker 3: about all of the things that these people are doing
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Speaker 3: on the left, including and especially these black Robes gone wild.
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Speaker 3: How many things as far as President Trump's executive orders,
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Speaker 3: can you name one that is illegal, immoral, or harmful
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Speaker 3: to the republic or to us as people. No, you can't.
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Speaker 3: Neither can I. There's nothing in comparison to what Uncle
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Speaker 3: Joe's executive orders were, or well who whoever was actually
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Speaker 3: doing the writing of those executive orders during the Uncle
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden administration, which are were harmful to this republic. Okay,
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Speaker 3: But yet, when you have a branch of government, the
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Speaker 3: third branch, which by the way, is supposed to be,
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Speaker 3: according to Madison and many of the other great founders,
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Speaker 3: is supposed to be the weakest of the three, continuously
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Speaker 3: every single day, boom boom boom boom boom, like clockwork,
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Speaker 3: almost the same time every morning, another black Robe's gone wild.
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Speaker 3: Judge is now decided to obstruct the president's action. No,
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Speaker 3: you cannot stop making the taxpayers give their money to Harvard.
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Speaker 3: Harvard has sixty billion dollars in their endowment. Why is
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Speaker 3: it that they can't spend their own money. Who says
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Speaker 3: in the Constitution, who wrote on the Constitution that we
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Speaker 3: the people are obligated throughout eternity to utilize our tax
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Speaker 3: dollars to fun Harvard University. Well it's not there. It's
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Speaker 3: not there for any university. That's why the folks at
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Speaker 3: Hillsdale understood and they said, you know what, we don't
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Speaker 3: want to be attached to that madness. So they have
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Speaker 3: never taken one penny. Not one. We're going to be
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Speaker 3: having someone on from Hillsdale on the broadcast pretty soon.
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Speaker 3: I was contacted recently, and so we're going to be
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Speaker 3: working that out.
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Speaker 5: But.
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Speaker 3: Not one penny. And I've been to their campus. It's
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Speaker 3: a lovely facility.
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Speaker 7: And.
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Speaker 3: Yet they've never wanted a penny. There was another college
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Speaker 3: I haven't heard from them in recent years, Grove City
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Speaker 3: and Pennsylvania, and they too, were very similar to Hillsdale.
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Speaker 3: And yet He'll still has a pretty sizable endowment, not
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Speaker 3: to the to the to the level of Harvard. And
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Speaker 3: by the way, a lot of Harvard's money, I would say,
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Speaker 3: maybe about one third to one fourth of it is
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Speaker 3: foreign money. So if you're big and bad enough to
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Speaker 3: even have billions of dollars come to you from foreign
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Speaker 3: nations because you are utilizing your university to deprogram Americans
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Speaker 3: from anything good and turn them into leftist robots. America killers.
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Speaker 3: I mean that's what they are there. They're America killers,
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Speaker 3: or should I say, want to be America killers. And so,
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Speaker 3: my friends, it is time I keep saying this, it
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Speaker 3: is time for me to stand up. We got we
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Speaker 3: have to get a little Craig Ray. I mean, we
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Speaker 3: have to stop playing tiddley wings here. We can no
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Speaker 3: longer sit around, stand around and just watch things happen
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Speaker 3: and watch history pass us walk by into the oblivion,
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Speaker 3: bringing harm to us in our generations to come behind us.
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Speaker 3: We're watching one of the greatest presidents in the history
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Speaker 3: of our nation just get blocked and blocked. And wouldn't
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Speaker 3: it be nice if these black robes gone wild. Judges
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Speaker 3: cared more about enforcing the law, or helping to enforce
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Speaker 3: the law against evildoers in our streets, against the illegal
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Speaker 3: border crossers, against those politicians who are unconstitutionally trying to
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Speaker 3: destroy our republic, because either there Chinese concubines, Chinese wares, okay,
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Speaker 3: China wares, or they're just leftists. You know, they're all leftists.
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Speaker 3: But I'm just saying that there are many that are
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Speaker 3: specific China wares. And there are at least seventy congressmen
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Speaker 3: who are out and out card caring communists. So it's
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Speaker 3: time to clean house. We have no choice. Now. We
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Speaker 3: can sit around and just be nice guys, But what
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Speaker 3: has that gotten us? Seriously, our side has always been nice.
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Speaker 3: The Christians have always been nice to everyone else except
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Speaker 3: each other. You see, Christians that want to do the
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Speaker 3: right thing, and the rest of them will go at
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Speaker 3: their ankles to try to gnaw their ankles off to
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Speaker 3: stop them. Oh, you can't do that, You can't, Jesus.
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Speaker 3: You know how many Christians have I read about from
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Speaker 3: various publications Christianity Today, other liberal Christian rags. Okay, how
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Speaker 3: many of them have spoken out against the effort to
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Speaker 3: close our borders. Say Jesus says, not to turn away people.
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Speaker 3: But yet obviously they missed, you know, interpret the word
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Speaker 3: drastically for their political whatever. Where God himself talks about borders,
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Speaker 3: God himself talks about walls, even when he brings his
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Speaker 3: new city of Jerusalem to Earth, it's going to have walls. Oops.
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Speaker 3: The ancient city of Jerusalem had walls the apple of
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Speaker 3: God's eye. So when I hear these Christian Neanderthals running around, Oh,
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Speaker 3: we have to we can't do this, and you never
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Speaker 3: hear them speaking out against evil, whether it's Paula Hey,
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Speaker 3: see me in another pretty dress, white or whomever. These
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Speaker 3: big time in their own mind, Christian Ministers of America,
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Speaker 3: they're famous, but for what you know. The late great
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Speaker 3: Billy Graham, when he came to town, I mean people
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Speaker 3: showed up by I mean like they show up for Trump,
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Speaker 3: huge gatherings, mega gatherings. But he talked about right and wrong,
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Speaker 3: heaven and hell, and he did in a way that
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Speaker 3: drew people. When you left a Billy Graham meeting, you
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Speaker 3: knew there was right or wrong, and you made a choice.
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Speaker 3: You continue living life the way you wanted to, or
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Speaker 3: you made a change, or eventually down the road, you
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Speaker 3: made a chance change. Because those living words, once you
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Speaker 3: hear them, they impact you and either your heart is
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Speaker 3: hardened or you become more open to the Word, to
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Speaker 3: the principles of God and to to Yeshua himself. Yep,
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Speaker 3: and things are going to get better, boy, because even
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Speaker 3: with these liners, eventually we're going to have Faith Day
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Speaker 3: liners on Faith Day on the right edwards American experience.
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Speaker 3: We'll be right back after this.
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Speaker 2: Federal government data is showing that hiring slow but remained
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Speaker 11: slow down for one hundred and seventy seven thousand jobs
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Speaker 11: of one hundred and forty nine thousand over the previous
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Speaker 11: twelve months. Federal government employment declined by twenty two thousand
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Speaker 3: have mercy. The Muslims have basically taken over that that place.
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Speaker 3: I was looking at a video earlier today two days
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Speaker 3: thousands and thousands of these Muslims have gathered. They are
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Speaker 3: all the women are in black. Remind you, this is
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Speaker 3: black from head to toe. You know, they have a
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Speaker 3: little at least they're allowed to look out. They have
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Speaker 3: slits for their eyes. But that's about it. So this
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Speaker 3: is something that's something else that we need to check. See,
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Speaker 3: we in America have been so soft. We've allowed others
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Speaker 3: who were on the left or you know, they You remember,
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Speaker 3: there was a popular children's story that came out I
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Speaker 3: believe it was in the nineties called The Diary of
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Speaker 3: a Wimpy Kid or the early two hundreds, I forget,
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Speaker 3: and it was about a skinny, little, skinny little boy
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Speaker 3: and he wasn't exactly your strongest sort. And I think
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Speaker 3: there was a movie that came out. But anyway, too
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Speaker 3: many Americans have become wimpss Americ, wimpss americanas apologeticus wimpy kids.
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Speaker 3: Many who are patriots, who say they are patriots, many
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Speaker 3: who say that they follow Jesus Christ. We have allowed,
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Speaker 3: we have stood idly by and allowed too much crap
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Speaker 3: to happen. There is nowhere in the Bible that says that, oh,
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Speaker 3: you're supposed to sit by and pretend that you're a rug,
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Speaker 3: imitate being a rug or an insect to be stomped on.
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Speaker 3: He doesn't say that. Now, there are times that, yes,
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Speaker 3: some are called to be martyr, some will be martyred.
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Speaker 3: That's the case. It is what it is. But if
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Speaker 3: we were to be all universally murdered and bullied and
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Speaker 3: trashed and nothing be done about it, we would not
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Speaker 3: have had the United States of America. There would not
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Speaker 3: have been the great British victory over Spain when Queen
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Speaker 3: Mary of Scots was defeated by Queen Elizabeth, which opened
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Speaker 3: the door for the rights of individuals to read their Bibles.
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Speaker 3: Because remember the Spanish, the Conquistadores, Okay, they didn't want
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Speaker 3: people to read their Bibles because they understood that well,
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Speaker 3: if they understand and they read the Bible, they'll come
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Speaker 3: to the conclusion that they can go directly to Jesus
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Speaker 3: Christ and not via the point he headed one. Nope, no,
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Speaker 3: they didn't want that. So they kept the Bible in Latin,
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Speaker 3: and so that the English speakers and others. The Protestants
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Speaker 3: which later became the Protestants, were not allowed to have Bibles.
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Speaker 3: So the Queen of England said, you know what, enough
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Speaker 3: of this madness. And the Spanish Armada thought that they
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Speaker 3: were to come to Great Britain and do their thing. Well,
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Speaker 3: even the winds worked against them and blew those sail
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Speaker 3: boats in a bad direction, and they were defeated by
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Speaker 3: the British. And the rest is history. There has been
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Speaker 3: this stepping stone ladder towards liberty over the centuries and
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Speaker 3: over the millennium, beginning with the Magna Carta, which, in
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Speaker 3: my humble opinion, was the I think, the first official
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Speaker 3: government written document recognizing the rights of the of the individual,
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Speaker 3: going far beyond the the the the Grecian formula for
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Speaker 3: for liberty or freedom under the guise of freedom. But
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Speaker 3: what it wasn't freedom called democracy the mob. The mob
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Speaker 3: is freer. But see that the mob means the majority
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Speaker 3: can eat up the the one, even if the one
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Speaker 3: are we going to have for lunch today? And if
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Speaker 3: it's twelve to one, you're you're gonna be the one
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Speaker 3: they eat for lunch today figuratively speaking, and so we
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Speaker 3: the Christians of America, Great Britain. I don't know if
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Speaker 3: it's too late for France and a few other places
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Speaker 3: around the world. I don't know if it's too late
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Speaker 3: or not, but I guess as long as you're breathing,
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Speaker 3: it's never too late technically. But here in the United
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Speaker 3: States and Great Britain, we really had better, not only
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Speaker 3: smart enough, but we've got it tough enough. And I
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Speaker 3: don't mean only physically. We have the tough en up
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Speaker 3: through knowledge. We have to tough en up spiritually through
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Speaker 3: prayer and unity. And yes, it's very important to understand knowledge,
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Speaker 3: know your rights. That's why Paul could walk around Rome
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Speaker 3: for many years before he knew it was his time
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Speaker 3: very strong and very vocal. He had said, hey, wait
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Speaker 3: until it was that time. So we who have official
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Speaker 3: that really matter and we have to know these things,
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Speaker 3: and just get pissed off because oh I'm being messed over.
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Speaker 3: with strong knowledge, even though they know you're you're you're right.
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Speaker 3: But if the incurefully ignorant masses don't hear you come
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Speaker 3: across as knowledgeable and strong in your endeavor, you lose out.
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Speaker 3: And this is exhibited in our country today. Or you
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Speaker 3: have the other extreme, because whether we know things or not,
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Speaker 3: our side has been weak. And now you have Muslims
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Speaker 3: taking over dear Bornistan. You have educators teaching your children
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Speaker 3: whatever the hell they want to, and now they've gotten
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Speaker 3: not all, but generally. And the proof of that is
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Speaker 3: lay weight as he that sets snares. They set a trap.
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Speaker 3: are their houses full of deceit. Therefore they are become
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Speaker 3: they pass over the deeds of the wicked. They judge
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Speaker 3: as this. Despite what the political parties would like you
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Speaker 3: It is the pulpits. I hate to break the news
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Speaker 3: to you, but many of America's pulpits are filled with
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Speaker 3: cowardly men and women. They are a shame to the
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Speaker 3: Christ they claim to serve. Hirsh words. Aren't they not
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Speaker 3: the type of thing that will make any friends in
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Speaker 3: this such cheap grace culture in which we live. Well,
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Speaker 3: that's okay, you know. I'm not looking to make friends.
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Speaker 3: I have a few sincere friends in my life. Here's
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Speaker 3: a few more excerpts from this This column from eleven
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Speaker 3: years ago says, I'm about fed up with what I
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Speaker 3: see how do we ever get such a man pleasing,
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Speaker 3: such man pleasing leaders? All that are forefathers, hell dear
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Speaker 3: is being destroyed before our very eyes, and hardly a
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Speaker 3: peep from the pulpit. They don't want to hear it.
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Speaker 3: It's the pulpiteers that I'm talking about. They are concerned
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Speaker 3: with being too harsh, you know. Like and I'll throw
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Speaker 3: this in myself, Joel osteing. Jesus loves you, and all
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Speaker 3: you have to do is smile along with me like
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Speaker 3: the burger king Man. Yes, keep a permanent smile, and
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Speaker 3: Jesus loves you. And that's all it's all about. There's
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Speaker 3: no right or wrong. Just come to Jesus. Yes, Well,
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Speaker 3: they tell me that Jesus is in control, that they
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Speaker 3: are not called to fight evil. Yep, that's what they say.
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Speaker 3: Joe Olstein has said that, and that we should pray
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Speaker 3: for our enemies. Yeah, we do pray for our enemies
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Speaker 3: that they get it right before it's too late. I
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Speaker 3: say that at the end of the every broadcast. Where
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Speaker 3: have these guys come from? Though? We have what we
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Speaker 3: need as a return of the voice of God thundering
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Speaker 3: through the prophets standing in America's Pulpits not the prissy,
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Speaker 3: purpose driven drivel passing as the gospel today, the feminized preachers,
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Speaker 3: the smiling preachers that just doesn't recognize that there is evil.
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Speaker 3: The feminized preachers of today cannot hold a candle to
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Speaker 3: those who ushered in the Great Awakening which led to
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Speaker 3: the American Revolution? Remember that? Or did you ever read
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Speaker 3: about it? And the abolition slavery? Did you ever were
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Speaker 3: you ever taught about the Great William Wilberforce of Great Britain.
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Speaker 3: He was a one man army who brought slavery to
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Speaker 3: an end in eighteen thirty nine in Great Britain. Listen
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Speaker 3: to the message of America's premier preachers today. Oh here's
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Speaker 3: one guy I can't stand. Rick Warren and his purpose
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Speaker 3: driven life have infiltrated the church. Over four hundred thousand
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Speaker 3: pastors have attended his conferences, and over forty million of
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Speaker 3: his books have been sold. Wikipedia tells us since September
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Speaker 3: two thousand and two, over thirty thousand congregations, corporations, and
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Speaker 3: sports teams across the United States have participated in a
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Speaker 3: forty days of purpose emphasis. The May two thousand and
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Speaker 3: five Survey of American pastors and Ministers, conducted by George
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Speaker 3: Barnaugh asked Christian leaders to identify what books were the
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Speaker 3: most influential in their lives and ministries. The Purpose Driven
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Speaker 3: Life was the most frequent response, not their own Bible.
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Speaker 3: Today's pew sitting Christians are more familiar with the words
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Speaker 3: of Warren than the words of Yeshua. Thousands of America's
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Speaker 3: churches have used it in their Bible studies, and thousands
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Speaker 3: of preachers preach Warren's watered down message. Now, mind you,
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Speaker 3: this is from eleven years ago. Ah, And in this
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Speaker 3: very column from eleven years ago, a guy that I've
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Speaker 3: already mentioned, Joel Olstein, was voted most Influential Christian in
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Speaker 3: two thousand and six. His preaching style focuses on the
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Speaker 3: goodness of God rather than sin and how it can
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Speaker 3: get you into big heap in trouble. He is self
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Speaker 3: described as a life coach and thinks that there are
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Speaker 3: probably others better qualified or more gifted for explaining Bible verses.
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Speaker 3: Why Why? Ostein explains that he tries to teach Biblical
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Speaker 3: principles in a simple way, emphasizing the power of love, Jesus,
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Speaker 3: Laveshu and a positive attitude, just be positive and just
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Speaker 3: smile from Wikipedia. Presently, Olstein and several Lakewood Church team
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Speaker 3: members travel across the nation presenting programs in large stadiums
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Speaker 3: to a paying public. He has sold millions of books
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Speaker 3: to millions of feel good Christians. In the meantime, our
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Speaker 3: nation continues killing babies, queers perversion are increasingly promoted. Our
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Speaker 3: schools are indoctrinating Christian children in secular humanism, and truth
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Speaker 3: has fallen in the streets, many of which are being
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Speaker 3: taken over by the Islamists, like in Dear Boronistan, Michigan.
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Speaker 3: Preachers are attending church growth seminars, using self help books
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Speaker 3: to supplement their Bible and chasing after the butts in
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Speaker 3: animal the box. They're fiddling while the nation burns building
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Speaker 3: their church empire rather than Christ's kingdom. And there's a
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Speaker 3: lot more to this. In reading this, I am reminded
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Speaker 3: of when I was sixteen. Yeah, I was sixteen years old.
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Speaker 3: I went to a convocation and it was something to
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Speaker 3: behold anyway, you know, the teenagers we had our activities
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Speaker 3: and teachings in YadA, YadA, YadA, and the adults had theirs.
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Speaker 3: And at the end of the weekend, one of us
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Speaker 3: had to be picked to give an account to the
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Speaker 3: entire congregation or to the all the participants from around
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Speaker 3: the country as to what we did and the conclusions
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Speaker 3: that we came to. And so when it came to
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Speaker 3: pick me, and I'm going to show you something. How
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Speaker 3: these dunk gullible gullivers they're they're not real. So I
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Speaker 3: got up there, I did my thing. I told the truth.
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Speaker 3: I told her, talked about what we did, and I
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Speaker 3: said and I told them, wat's what happens afterward. And
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Speaker 3: not long afterward, all those ministers surrounded me, well son,
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Speaker 3: we will, we will, we want, we want to get
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Speaker 3: you in the ministry. And I didn't plan on saying this,
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Speaker 3: but I was like, and I'd be like you. And
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Speaker 3: they said, yeah, we can get you in the ministry,
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Speaker 3: and yeah, it can be real lucrative for you, son,
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Speaker 3: and we could teach you how to how to really
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Speaker 3: give the word. And I said, I don't want to
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Speaker 3: be like you guys. And it was as if I
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Speaker 3: lit a match or blew a bomb. And of course
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Speaker 3: they went to my aunt. I you know, I was
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Speaker 3: visiting with my aunt and we all went to Nashville.
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Speaker 3: That's where the meeting was. So anyway, they went to
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Speaker 3: her and said, boy, your your nephew is just that
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Speaker 3: that then the other he's disrespectful. So she says, oh, yes,
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Speaker 3: you know how young people are today, YadA YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 3: And I thought I was in big heap, in trouble.
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Speaker 3: But we're in the car. We're in the car because
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Speaker 3: that was the last day and we're leaving. She brings
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Speaker 3: it up and she starts laughing. She says, I know
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Speaker 3: you weren't truly disrespectful, but you probably spoke your mind
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Speaker 3: and they didn't like your opinion and that was the truth.
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Speaker 3: And so anyway, there's more to the story, but we'll
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Speaker 3: share it in the time. It was kind of funny.
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Speaker 3: But anyway, now that I see that, my time is
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Speaker 3: if I do. Thank you so much for your time,
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Speaker 3: and thank you for joining me on this faith day.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
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Speaker 3: your friends, and even your enemies that they get it
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Speaker 3: right before it's too late. Treat others the same way
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Speaker 3: you ought to be treated. And by all means, remember, yes,
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Speaker 3: sit is King yes he is. Until next time, I'm
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Speaker 3: a lot Edwards. Bye now.
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Speaker 3: Would be the US All Folks tags at stage right