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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Faith Day! Let's Go for Solutions Instead of Settling. - 260529 · 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 4: 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 2: Well, Hello, good day, how are you.
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Speaker 6: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American
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Speaker 6: Experience Talk Show. It's great to be with you. I
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Speaker 6: am your radio refreshment. This is Faith Day, of course,
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Speaker 6: and we should always exercise our faith, by the way,
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Speaker 6: but on Faith Day we do place an extra bit
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Speaker 6: of emphasis on the need to.
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Speaker 2: Exercise our faith. You know.
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Speaker 6: The practical matter called the Declaration of Independence, adopted by
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Speaker 6: Congress on July fourth, seventeen seventy six, they publicly announced
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Speaker 6: to the world the unanimous decision of the American colonies
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Speaker 6: to declare themselves a free and independent state, absolved from
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Speaker 6: any allegiance to Great Britain. Yet it is also a
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Speaker 6: definitive American statement of the conditions of legitimate political authority,
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Speaker 6: the ends of government, and the sovereignty of the people.
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Speaker 6: James Madison, the father of the Constitution, called the fundamental
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Speaker 6: Act of the Union of these states. The Decoration of
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Speaker 6: Independence is chiefly the work of Thomas Jefferson, who described
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Speaker 6: it as an expression of the American mind, intended to
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Speaker 6: place before mankind the common sense of the subject in
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Speaker 6: terms so plain and so firm as to command their assent.
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Speaker 6: Its words remain striking to day. We hold these truths
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Speaker 6: to be self evident, that all men are created equal,
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Speaker 6: that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights,
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Speaker 6: that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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Speaker 6: Abraham Lincoln said that when future generations read these words,
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Speaker 6: they would realize that they have a right to claim
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Speaker 6: it as though they were blood of the blood of
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Speaker 6: the flesh, of the flesh of the men who wrote
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Speaker 6: the decoration.
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Speaker 2: And so they are.
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Speaker 6: And the argument of the declaration is straightforward. It means
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Speaker 6: liberty from something called tyranny. And as I look across
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Speaker 6: our beautiful republic today, I see need to rededicate or
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Speaker 6: reclaim our declaration of independence. Now, who are we to
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Speaker 6: declare independence from today? Well, I say there are several factors.
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Speaker 2: Amongst them are.
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Speaker 6: The ongoing Islamic takeover of America, the growing onslaught of
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Speaker 6: communism emanating from the government, through education, through leftist leaning churches,
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Speaker 6: through entertainment.
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Speaker 2: Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. If we.
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Speaker 6: Who do understand true liberty, true freedom, and understand what
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Speaker 6: it takes to maintain liberty and freedom, we must right now,
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Speaker 6: post haste, rededicate ourselves, rededicate our nation not only to God,
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Speaker 6: but to vigorously act upon what it takes to re
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Speaker 6: establish true liberty, true freedom, a land of equal opportunity, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 6: Because if we do not very soon and then not
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Speaker 6: too distant future, we will find ourselves in.
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Speaker 2: A position where it'll be too little, too late.
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Speaker 6: You have so many entities right now, either from big government,
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Speaker 6: big international corporations that are flooding us with AI before
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Speaker 6: AI is fully studied out, before it is made sure
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Speaker 6: that AI is not harmful to we the people, and
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Speaker 6: we already know it would harm the environment. Now that
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Speaker 6: that's something I don't understand. Where where are the environmentalists today?
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Speaker 6: You don't see them, do you, because they understand that,
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Speaker 6: unlike things that they want to nut to feel about
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Speaker 6: in the past, if all these AI data centers are
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Speaker 6: constructed within our republic, it will harm our republic more
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Speaker 6: than a thousand old fashioned steel factories in one city.
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Speaker 6: And so you have a situation today where you've got
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Speaker 6: these massive data centers that are gobbling up, you know, farms,
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Speaker 6: gobbling up what's left of beautiful landscaped areas and places
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Speaker 6: like Ohio and elsewhere throughout the Republic. And so, and
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Speaker 6: I understand why, I mean, Bill Gates is in favor
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Speaker 6: of these kinds of developments and others because the fewer
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Speaker 6: private owned farms there are, the more will be forced
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Speaker 6: to rely upon factory food, which means there's another area
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Speaker 6: that we need to fight for our independence. I'd rather
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Speaker 6: be able to continuously independently go to my friendly neighborhood
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Speaker 6: farmers market and purchase farm produced food from private farms,
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Speaker 6: especially the ones that grow their foods organically, the ones
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Speaker 6: that don't feed their cows that's of grain and rather
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Speaker 6: than allowing them to feed on natural things like grass
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Speaker 6: and weeds. I mean, there's so many directions I could go,
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Speaker 6: but America today, the United States of America, this great
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Speaker 6: republic turned momocracy. It's kind of like, you know, if
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Speaker 6: you take a car and you someone goes and sneaks
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Speaker 6: and they put sugar in the tank, in the gas tank,
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Speaker 6: and then they then the owner comes out and you know,
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Speaker 6: expects to go to work or something, and all of
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Speaker 6: a sudden, the only thing they get is you know,
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Speaker 6: it's as if the car, out of a sudden, got
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Speaker 6: pneumonia or something just doesn't work. It chokes out. Well,
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Speaker 6: America is getting to that point where she's being choked
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Speaker 6: out forty trillion dollar deficit. Who the thunk it?
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Speaker 7: Now?
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Speaker 6: As bad as things are, these problems could be quickly fixed,
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Speaker 6: quickly remedied, and we'll talk about some of the remedies
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Speaker 6: when I return. So I wouldn't bring up a bunch
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Speaker 6: of problems without solutions. And these things can be quickly fixed.
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Speaker 6: All it takes is faith and intelligent action. It's all
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Speaker 6: it takes. We don't have to settle for what is
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Speaker 6: being brought down from on high, from government or big
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Speaker 6: corporations or anything like that. We've settled too long, my friends,
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Speaker 6: and it's about high time we start standing up and
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Speaker 6: making these people realize. They don't like us anyway, the elites,
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Speaker 6: the Democrats, that's why they want to push us around.
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Speaker 6: That's why they want to replace many of us with
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Speaker 6: the illegals, Yeah, may want to replace you because there's
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Speaker 6: this a frightful little chance in their minds. They're thinking,
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Speaker 6: you know what, they're still Americans, and they may be
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Speaker 6: pushed to the point where they may stand up and
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Speaker 6: push back real hard, and they don't want that. And
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Speaker 6: so even after all these decades of dunging down false
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Speaker 6: teaching from the polepits, horrible entertainment, just bombarding us with garbage,
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Speaker 6: there's still that chance because not all Americans have been
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Speaker 6: you know, fully indoctrinated. Many of us have awakened to
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Speaker 6: the realities of what we are seeing, what we are
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Speaker 6: dealing with today, and to people that are in government
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Speaker 6: and elsewhere, they see us as a big danger. That's
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Speaker 6: one of the reasons why they come after President Trump
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Speaker 6: because of what he ran on, which goes totally against
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Speaker 6: the you know, the powerful establishment. But there is a
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Speaker 6: huge chance that we can still turn this thing around.
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Speaker 6: We don't have to settle, and I'll continue to remind
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Speaker 6: people we do not have to settle. We were not
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Speaker 6: called here to settle. But whatever the golden donkey drops out,
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Speaker 11: After Junior from Hawaii, and you're listening to the Round
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Speaker 6: Seasons Seasons Gone, and We're back. I'm run Edwards. You're
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Speaker 6: to American Experience. Yeah, and I think we just heard
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Speaker 6: I believe next Friday. I think a producer set that
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Speaker 2: Before the break, I was.
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Speaker 6: Talking about a litany of situations that our republic is
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Speaker 6: embroiled in. And you know, I like to bring up solutions. Okay,
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Speaker 6: you know in many of these solutions that are, in
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Speaker 6: my opinion, very common sense in nature. There's nothing that
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Speaker 6: is equivalent to rockets science when it comes to fixing
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Speaker 6: our economy, when it comes to food production, when it
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Speaker 6: comes to just about anything impacting our great society. I
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Speaker 6: shouldn't say great society, should I? That was a term
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Speaker 6: famously used by the communist president Lyndon Maidens Johnson when
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Speaker 6: he used to say great society. And he's one of
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Speaker 6: the main fixtures of multiplying the size of government on
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Speaker 6: the welfare side, on the non productive side. And man,
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Speaker 6: what he kicked off. We see the results of it
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Speaker 6: today and it's an atrocity. But what we're going to
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Speaker 6: have to do in our society, they're gonna have to
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Speaker 6: go cold turkey on a few things. We're really going
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Speaker 6: to have to do do some cold turkey activity. You've
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Speaker 6: heard of heroin addicts in the past, and you know,
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Speaker 6: people that are hooked on.
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Speaker 2: Drugs, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 6: Some of the best ways to to get out of
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Speaker 6: situations like that it's just to go cold turkey like
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Speaker 6: yourself in a room. You don't have someone there to
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Speaker 6: assist you if things get out of hand, an a
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Speaker 6: and just cut it off and do away with it.
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Speaker 6: I knew someone who was a a long time, multi
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Speaker 6: decades cigarette smoker, and one day they said, you know what,
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Speaker 6: I'm done, and that was it. For the rest of
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Speaker 6: their life, they they didn't smoke anymore. And so we
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Speaker 6: here in this country have to start being more adult
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Speaker 6: when it comes to dealing with our situations. When it
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Speaker 6: comes to dealing with our representatives, for example, we can
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Speaker 6: no longer allow ourselves to be seen as basically little
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Speaker 6: n know nothings. I mean I I can go all
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Speaker 6: the way back to the days of Hubert Humphrey. I
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Speaker 6: wasn't an adult or anything like that, but it was
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Speaker 6: during those times when members of Congress they would say
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Speaker 6: things in the halls of Congress of the American people
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Speaker 6: don't know what in the hell they want. They've always,
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Speaker 6: for many decades looked at we the people, like we
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Speaker 6: were idiots. I could just imagine what those folks would
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Speaker 6: say about the American public today when you see a
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Speaker 6: lot of the things that are going on. I was
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Speaker 6: looking at a video today, oh man, what's his name?
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Speaker 6: Officer Tatum, very well known personality, and he was showing
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Speaker 6: some videos of different activities from across the country. And
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Speaker 6: ninety percent of the presentations were black Americans. There was
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Speaker 6: about two of them. There were white Americans, but all
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Speaker 6: of them were leftists. There were some shots of graduations
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Speaker 6: and other public gatherings, and it was atrocious. It was atrocious.
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Speaker 6: There was fights one of the white gatherings, uh graduations.
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Speaker 6: It was at a middle school and it was an
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Speaker 6: eighth grader and he was, I guess, the valedictorian. And
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Speaker 6: the first thing that came out of his mouth when
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Speaker 6: he gave a speech was, hm, who would have thought
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Speaker 6: they'd give a microphone to a angry gay student? And
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Speaker 6: this is an eighth grader. And I'm thinking to myself,
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Speaker 6: wait a minute, Wait a minute. And I looked at
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Speaker 6: that inly. I said, Okay, there's yet another problem that
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Speaker 6: we have to pop up with some solutions and quickly.
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Speaker 6: We have to take these students out of these government
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Speaker 6: schools Cold Turkey. If you're a parent and you really
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Speaker 6: care about your children, if you can work out with
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Speaker 6: your fellow neighbors and start homeschooling clubs in your own neighborhoods.
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Speaker 6: And I say that because, yeah, one parent trying to
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Speaker 6: do it all. Yeah, it can be very gruesome, very expensive.
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Speaker 6: But if you spread it out where everyone's in agreement
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Speaker 6: with the curriculum and everyone's on the same page and progress,
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Speaker 6: you can pass it around and you can do.
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Speaker 2: These kinds of things.
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Speaker 6: And so. And I know from a personal experience that
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Speaker 6: it can be done because when I'll never forget, we
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Speaker 6: were in elementary school and the school system I was
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Speaker 6: in was considered one of the best in the country
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Speaker 6: at the time. Educational standards were very, very high generally,
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Speaker 6: but you know what, our parents were not satisfied with
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Speaker 6: the job that the teachers were doing. And I'll never
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Speaker 6: forget my father's spearheaded in the neighborhood and got together
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Speaker 6: all the parents and they took us all out of school.
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Speaker 6: And we were thinking, oh man, we're going to get out.
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Speaker 12: Of school for a little while. It's gonna be easy
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Speaker 12: peasy now, yep, the dicknity, the hickity and so. But
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Speaker 12: little did we know, we found out how smart our
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Speaker 12: parents really were. And so we were like.
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Speaker 6: Jesus, Jesus, you're the crew. I mean, it was tough.
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Speaker 6: It wasn't mean, but it was tough. And it went
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Speaker 6: on for about think about three weeks. We went to
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Speaker 6: the basement. They took us to the basement of the church,
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Speaker 6: Lee Memorial Am Church, and man, it was tough. And
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Speaker 6: we thought, you know, like I said, it was one
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Speaker 6: of the best school systems in the entire country. And
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Speaker 6: when you consider the fact that at that time, I'm
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Speaker 6: not going to tell you exactly what time, but at
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Speaker 6: that time education in the United States was far superior
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Speaker 6: to what it is right now. And I think ours
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Speaker 6: was probably the last generation of general greatness in the
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Speaker 6: in the American school system where you had to take Latin. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: it was yeah, if you were to slap in a
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Speaker 6: lot of the things that we had to deal with,
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Speaker 6: it wasn't dealing with, but we're taught. I think there
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Speaker 6: would be brain collapses all across the country right now.
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Speaker 6: Children would just just just pass out from from the
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Speaker 6: intellectual stimulations. They couldn't take it. And that's because over
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Speaker 6: multi generations of indoctrinations, an easy pasy school in comparison,
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Speaker 6: you get smooth brains, and it gets more difficult for
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Speaker 6: the information to sink in. Common sense is no longer taught.
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Speaker 6: Critical thinking hasn't been taught on a general basis for decades.
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Speaker 6: But this stuff can be turned around. We don't have
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Speaker 6: to stay stupid. We don't have to stay in this condition.
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Speaker 6: If you regularly read your Bible, if you've read the
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Speaker 6: Ten Commandments, for example, I like to go there because
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Speaker 6: it's such a basis that needs to be more prominently
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Speaker 6: utilized and exercised in our republic. And you go to
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Speaker 6: church regularly, you don't hear about that stuff. You don't
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Speaker 6: hear about the Ten Commandments. It's either a bunch of slappies. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: they come to Jesus a dickity. Oh yeah, wait a minute,
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Speaker 6: here comes the offering plate. Make sure you tithe, and
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Speaker 6: I believe in tithing, I believe in giving, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 6: We're very generous, but you don't feed what isn't really
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Speaker 6: giving you. You know, if if you get a product,
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Speaker 6: you're not going to pay for bad service, or you're
23:53
Speaker 6: not going to pay for inferior products. You may want
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Speaker 6: at one time, but you won't be that fool again.
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Speaker 6: And so we need to smarten up on the quality
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Speaker 6: of teaching that we accept in our in our churches.
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Speaker 2: See.
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Speaker 6: One of the things way back in the day that
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Speaker 6: the Catholic Church did not want people to do is
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Speaker 6: read the Bible for themselves. Nope, they didn't even want
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Speaker 6: people to pray for themselves. They wanted to go through
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Speaker 6: an intermediary. Go find a guy with a tall pointed hat.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we're back on the round Everts American Experience FAC
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Speaker 6: Day edition. I'm Ron Edwards, your radio refreshment. Glad to
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Speaker 6: be with you this day. You know, people are absolutely
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Speaker 6: roasting America's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary concert lineup, and yeah,
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Speaker 6: I have to admit it's kind of funny, but it's
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Speaker 6: sad at the same time because many of your top
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Speaker 6: headliners of today have said, Nope, we don't want to
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Speaker 2: That's all he can get is people from the past or.
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Speaker 6: Unknowns, YadA, YadA, YadA. I mean people like Vanilla Ice,
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Speaker 6: in their time. But huh now, I guess they're all
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Speaker 6: Okay, and the list goes on a lot of other
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Speaker 6: celebratory sorry SAPs here. Yeah, and this is for the
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Speaker 6: two hundred and fifty event. But see this, this is
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Speaker 6: also very telling rather than making it like, ah, that's
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Speaker 6: all the President Trump can draw, he's just drawing flies,
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Speaker 6: you know, for for the two hundred and fiftieth celebration.
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Speaker 6: But it's also, in my humble opinion, a worse reflection
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Speaker 6: on the entertainment world and much of society because here
32:03
Speaker 6: we are the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our republic,
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Speaker 6: and rather than celebrating the nation, rather than being proud
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Speaker 6: to celebrate what is the greatest nation in the history
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Speaker 6: of the world, in my humble opinion, they'd rather condemn it. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: they'd rather just trash America. People like Bruce Springsteen and others.
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Speaker 6: Paul McCartney, though he's not from the United States, Paul McCartney.
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Speaker 6: But still he has that attitude many of your headlining
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Speaker 6: stars of today. But when you think about it, when
32:46
Speaker 6: you know the big names of today, the majority of them,
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Speaker 6: you don't want to You wouldn't want to be around
32:53
Speaker 6: them anyway. So maybe what the president should do is
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Speaker 6: have some folks go out and find some real talented
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Speaker 6: groups and and and and single entertainers, because there's a
33:11
Speaker 6: lot of great talent in this in this country, and
33:18
Speaker 6: go out there and really find some patriotic talent that
33:22
Speaker 6: is very good, of high quality, that will be so
33:25
Speaker 6: great it'll it'll knock off. Yeah, I mean because Milli Vanilli.
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Speaker 6: I mean they weren't really that talented. I mean they
33:36
Speaker 6: didn't have any talent, did they. No, they didn't. They
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Speaker 6: lip synced and you know, they they were nothing. The
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Speaker 6: Commodorees are past their prime there there. I thought they
33:51
Speaker 6: were one of the great groups of that of that era.
33:56
Speaker 2: But that's about it. But really that's a slut.
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Speaker 6: Rather than settling for the lower rung, go out and
34:06
Speaker 6: really find great talent. I'm sure you could find some good, patriotic,
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Speaker 6: great talent. And some of the music venues in Texas,
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Speaker 6: some of the local good music venues in places like
34:22
Speaker 6: the Flats in Cleveland. You know, you just maybe you
34:25
Speaker 6: have to look a little further and you can find
34:29
Speaker 6: great talent. There's a lot of it in this country
34:32
Speaker 6: and folks that would be honored to participate in this.
34:39
Speaker 6: And so it is what it is. But it's a
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Speaker 6: problem that does not have to remain a joke. In fact,
34:47
Speaker 6: when I look at the list there, if I were
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Speaker 6: the president, I would just say okay, thanks, but no thanks,
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Speaker 6: and immediately go looking for great local talent. I know
34:57
Speaker 6: Kid Rock wouldn't mind being involved. He's well known, and
35:02
Speaker 6: though he's not made one of one of my favorites musically,
35:06
Speaker 6: I know that he crosses more than one generation, and
35:10
Speaker 6: he is good at what he does, and he's also patriotic,
35:16
Speaker 6: and there are others and so you know, you just
35:21
Speaker 6: you know, you can reverse the fortunes of this unfortunate
35:25
Speaker 6: situation so far, and the president has a big problem
35:30
Speaker 6: that can be worked out and turned around. His approval
35:34
Speaker 6: rating hit a record low this week amid his efforts
35:37
Speaker 6: to end the Iranian war. That's according to a recent survey,
35:42
Speaker 6: Trump has earned a thirty four percent approval rating among
35:45
Speaker 6: US adults in the latest Economist You Go of survey
35:51
Speaker 6: a further fifty nine percent disapprove of his performance. The
35:55
Speaker 6: results of mark Trump's worst performance in that survey over
35:59
Speaker 6: both terms. The president was similarly underwater at this point
36:05
Speaker 6: in his first term, down twelve points, though it was
36:08
Speaker 6: twenty six percent approval split is far and away his lowest.
36:14
Speaker 6: The results come as Trump is working to end the
36:17
Speaker 6: Iranian where I really hope that he is, because I
36:21
Speaker 6: do believe that if he goes ahead and says, you know,
36:24
Speaker 6: screw it, if that's what they want over there, they
36:28
Speaker 6: can have it. And what he should do, here's a solution,
36:34
Speaker 6: go gangster on the Strait of her Moose. All you
36:39
Speaker 6: have to do a couple of warships, one carrier, missile
36:46
Speaker 6: install installations, and inappropriate hidden places at the ready so
36:53
Speaker 6: that if I Ran wants to get stupid and block
36:55
Speaker 6: ships from going through the Strait of her Moose, which
36:57
Speaker 6: is international waters, which makes it so that no nation
37:04
Speaker 6: has the right to block or try to charge other
37:07
Speaker 6: nations any money to go through it. But other than that,
37:14
Speaker 6: we need to say, you know what, we're out, peace out.
37:18
Speaker 6: But if we see that you're producing a nuclear weapon,
37:23
Speaker 6: it'll be bomb bombs away again and that should be
37:27
Speaker 6: the extent of it for now. Then he should turn
37:32
Speaker 6: his attention to the Western hemisphere. What he needs to
37:37
Speaker 6: do is get China. Yeah, people think that because China
37:42
Speaker 6: has been bumped out of Panama and you know, out
37:45
Speaker 6: of Venezuela. You know, you know, the slappies are all happy.
37:50
Speaker 6: But what they don't understand is that in another nation,
37:54
Speaker 6: in South America, China is just buying up tons of gold.
37:58
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, lots of gold, and the more goal you have,
38:05
Speaker 6: guess what happens. See China, It's always been China's goals
38:09
Speaker 6: for several years to get enough gold to back its economy,
38:16
Speaker 6: to put itself in a position to be able to
38:19
Speaker 6: replace the dollar with the the yawn. Okay, but the
38:28
Speaker 6: solution is, wake up the reality, President Trump, get China
38:35
Speaker 6: out of the Western Hemisphere. Enact the Monroe Doctrine, which
38:40
Speaker 6: has been approved by Congress.
38:43
Speaker 2: It's the law. We can do that.
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38:53
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38:56
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39:05
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Speaker 6: But it doesn't have to happen. Seventy percent of wee
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Speaker 6: sometimes for the good, sometimes for the bad. This time,
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Speaker 6: And they don't care about us. And the reason why
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Speaker 2: Stop that.
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Speaker 6: Same thing for every city, Cleveland, Saint Louis, Los Angeles, Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, Seattle, Portland,
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Speaker 6: Los Angeles, San Diego. It just goes on, New Orleans, Dallas,
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Speaker 6: it just goes on and on on. It's the same problems,
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Speaker 6: varying degrees, but it's the same philosophical based problems.
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Speaker 2: The solution.
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Speaker 6: If you don't like what's going on, guess what. You change?
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Speaker 6: You make a change. You don't go around and say, oh,
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Speaker 6: at election time, Oh, there's a Republican guy, and there's
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Speaker 6: a communist gal, and there's a Democrat. You know, democrats
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Speaker 6: in communists are basically one of the same.
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Speaker 2: Today.
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Speaker 6: You don't say, well, you know what, I don't know
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Speaker 6: if I want the Republican I don't want things to
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Speaker 6: be too good now. I mean people actually think like that.
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Speaker 6: I know it sounds crazy, but people think like that,
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Speaker 6: we can't go whoa Nelly, we can't go that far now,
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Speaker 6: and they were willing to try again and again. Ram
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Speaker 6: a manual, lighthead, I mean lightfoot now Brandon Johnson and
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Speaker 6: that's just Chicago alone. That's crazy work. Then some of
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Speaker 6: you go on vacation the places around the world, especially
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Speaker 6: in Asia, and see those magnificent cities and say.
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Speaker 2: Oh, wow, that's so much better. Look how much prettier.
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Speaker 6: Oh their buildings are taller than ours.
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Speaker 2: Oo ooh e oo e oohe.
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Speaker 6: You marvel at things that are around the world, But
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Speaker 6: then you don't fight for what's better for your own country.
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Speaker 6: If you want better, you have to stand for better.
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Speaker 6: It's great that you you know, we've rededicated America to God,
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Speaker 6: at least some of us did. That were there in DC.
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Speaker 6: Some of us did, and we want to see the
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Speaker 6: manifestation of that. But the manifestation only comes through our actions,
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Speaker 6: it doesn't. It won't just drop down like rain from
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Speaker 6: on high. Nope, we have to fight for it.
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Speaker 2: Just like the.
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Speaker 6: Founding fathers had to fight originally to get from under
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Speaker 6: the tyranny of Great Britain. Yeah I was great at
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Speaker 6: that time. We have to fight from get from under
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Speaker 6: the tyranny of today. Whether it's your local mayor, whether
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Speaker 6: it's your leftist governor like Pittzker or Newscombe or home Ever,
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Speaker 6: or a duib like the Republican governor of Ohio, Mike
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Speaker 6: dwib I mean Mike DeWine, but I call him a dueb.
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Speaker 6: Check his record and you'll see why I call him
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Speaker 6: a dueb. But we have to stop accepting these dubs
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Speaker 6: and lunatics, lunatic communists. Anyway, I hope you get my drip.
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Speaker 6: My fellow Americans and folks in Great Britain, you're going
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Speaker 6: to be hearing this to. Yeah, you have the same problems,
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Speaker 6: look for the solutions. Well, now that I see that,
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Speaker 6: my time is a thank you so much for your time,
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Speaker 6: and as I always say at this time, but remember
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Speaker 6: to pray for your nation, your family, your friends, and
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Speaker 6: even your enemies that they.
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Speaker 2: Get a right before it's too late.
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Speaker 6: She tells us, the same way you want to be
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Speaker 6: treated Until next time. I'm Ron Edwards, excelsior.
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Speaker 13: H you would you would you would be, It would
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Speaker 13: be you would be.
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Speaker 9: Leave us all folks tags at stage right