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The Michele Tafoya Podcast - Mike Lindell is running for Governor, and Tim Walz is out. · Salem Podcast Network

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Speaker 1: I built huge businesses in Minnesota, my pillow. I built
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Speaker 1: from scratch a billion dollar company with thousands and thousands
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Speaker 1: of employees in Minnesota over the years, and and then
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Speaker 1: now we've been the most attacked company in history of
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Speaker 1: the of the planet for the last year and or
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Speaker 1: the last two years by Operation Arctic Frost, by the
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Speaker 1: you know, when it was attacked by our own administration,
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Speaker 1: h under Biden and and my pillow. We got through that.
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Speaker 1: I was able to navigate them through the month the
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Speaker 1: hardest time for any company in history, being attacked daily
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Speaker 1: by the media and the government. And now they're there,
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Speaker 1: my employee owned company. They're there, They're secure. I can
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Speaker 1: move on to governor and they'll be just fine. They've
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Speaker 1: been there, they're here to stay. And uh, this is
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Speaker 1: what it's all about. I've lived the American dream on steroids,
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Speaker 1: you know. I mean, it's been this is what we're
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Speaker 1: fighting for, the American dream. And everybody will see that.
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Speaker 1: I don't care if you're a Democrat in the city
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Speaker 1: that's also now vote for me, or if you're somebody
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Speaker 1: that didn't bother and get out and vote, You're gonna
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Speaker 1: be getting out and voting.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to a brand new episode of the Michelle Tafoya Podcast.
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Speaker 3: Happy New Year.
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Speaker 2: It's January fifth, and the news is breaking already here
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Speaker 2: in Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: Tim Walls has said he will.
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Speaker 2: Not run for a third term, and we've got a
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Speaker 2: multitude of candidates who are running for the Republican nomination
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Speaker 2: for governor of Minnesota. What will happen on the Democrat side.
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Speaker 2: There are rumors that Amy Klobasher is going to step
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Speaker 2: into the void.
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Speaker 3: We'll see about that. She would be a.
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Speaker 2: Far more formidable candidate than Tim Walls was going to be.
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Speaker 2: Many people saw Tim Walls as an easy defeat no
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Speaker 2: matter who the Republicans put up. So we've got this
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Speaker 2: growing number of Republicans, including My pillow founder Mike Lindell.
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Speaker 2: He is our interview today. He doesn't seem to care
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Speaker 2: who's running, whether it's Amy Klobshar or Tim Walls. The
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Speaker 2: fact is Tim Walls is no longer running, if we
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Speaker 2: believe his statement today, and so if it is Amy Klobashar,
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Speaker 2: how will Mike Lindell handle it. This interview is unique
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Speaker 2: because all of the other gubernatorial candidates we have interviewed
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Speaker 2: to this point on the Republican side assumed they were
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Speaker 2: running against Tim Walls. The tide has changed. What does
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Speaker 2: Mike Lindell have to say about it? He is our guest. Next,
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Speaker 2: Mike Lindell, Welcome. I know you're traveling and so your
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Speaker 2: signal may be a little jumpy, but we're going to
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Speaker 2: try to get this done. You have thrown your hat
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Speaker 2: in the race in Minnesota for governor, and here we
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Speaker 2: are on Monday, January fifth, and Tim Walls is now
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Speaker 2: dropping out on the Democrat side.
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Speaker 3: What's your reaction.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think it's uh, I think it's great. I
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Speaker 1: think he's one of the worst governors this country's ever had.
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Speaker 1: So I'm glad that he's dropping out of the race
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Speaker 1: for another term. But it would have been great to
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Speaker 1: go against on calling him out on all this stuff
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Speaker 1: that he's that he has done bad for our state
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Speaker 1: and uh, this big cover up of all this fraud.
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Speaker 1: Maybe I guess he couldn't play defense and offense at
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Speaker 1: the same time. I want to know. I want to
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Speaker 1: find out if he's either the most incompetent governor ever
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Speaker 1: that he never just watched all this fraud that was
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Speaker 1: going on. How can he say he didn't know about
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Speaker 1: it or or was he in on and stuff. So
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Speaker 1: I think I'm hope, you know, I'm hoping they get
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Speaker 1: to the bomber. All that Keith Ellis and Elon Omer,
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Speaker 1: all of this. I mean, it's just disgusting. I've lived
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Speaker 1: here all my life, and I have a lot of problems,
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Speaker 1: a lot of solutions to all the problems we have
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Speaker 1: from Minnesota. But what I do like about this is
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Speaker 1: a big wake up call for all of us in Minnesota, like, hey,
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Speaker 1: we're Minnesota nice. No more, We're not. We're not going
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Speaker 1: to listen to the Star and Tribune and and all
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Speaker 1: of our local media that covers this stuff up and
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Speaker 1: seems to and seems to protect the truth. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I mean protect the lies and uh, and the truth
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Speaker 1: doesn't ever get out to the people and and they
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Speaker 1: and ends up getting brainwashed. So all is well, All
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Speaker 1: is well. I'm I'm not surprised this morning that he
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Speaker 1: dropped out. I think he should step down as governor
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Speaker 1: and say, and you know, with with all this fraud
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Speaker 1: and step just completely step out of the politics forever
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Speaker 1: and hopefully and uh he can and then try and
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Speaker 1: defend himself on what really went on here. In Minnesota.
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Speaker 2: Well, we've got some political voices this morning saying be
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Speaker 2: careful what you wish for, because if Amy Klobashar steps
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Speaker 2: in and fills the void as the Democrat nominee for
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Speaker 2: for governor, she could be formidable.
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Speaker 3: How do you see it?
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Speaker 1: I welcome Amy Klobachar because there's a lot of there's
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Speaker 1: a lot of dirt on her too, and they and
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Speaker 1: also Amy was the original election denier. She was the
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Speaker 1: original one long before I said we need to get
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Speaker 1: rid of electronic voting machines. Amy Klobuchar was number one
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Speaker 1: in the nation in the movie Kill Shane. So that's
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Speaker 1: one thing Amy and I do have in common is
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Speaker 1: we both want to secure our elections. But all of
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Speaker 1: a sudden, she's went silent on that issue. I think
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Speaker 1: that would be pulled to the forefront, like Amy, how
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Speaker 1: did you change positions? And now is her name big?
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Speaker 1: Where she would where we'd be worried about winning? I
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Speaker 1: think there's been enough problems in Minnesota. Remember she was
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Speaker 1: also the senator under all this too. Where was her?
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Speaker 1: Where were her eyes on Minnesota? You know she's our senator?
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Speaker 1: Come on, Amy, did you not know about all this
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Speaker 1: fraud going on. You're as bad as Walatch. As far
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Speaker 1: as I'm concerned, I got a lot on Amy Kloba charge.
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Speaker 1: I think it'd be a great race, and I think
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Speaker 1: exposed someone else, expose Amy for what she is.
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Speaker 3: Well, what else do you have on her?
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Speaker 1: Well, like I say, all the all the all of
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Speaker 1: this machine stuff that she went silent on. Amy investigated,
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Speaker 1: she led the charge on our election, horrible elections in Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: All the fraud in Minnesota in our elections that that
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Speaker 1: goes back ten years, goes back up with four twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 1: Amy called that out and then she went completely silent.
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Speaker 1: She went silent two years ago, or she went silent
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Speaker 1: right after the twenty twenty election. I would put stuff
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Speaker 1: about her up all the time, and and I, you know,
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Speaker 1: try and reach out to her. You know, she had
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Speaker 1: a booth right outside of my pillow booth at the
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Speaker 1: Minnesota State Fair, and boy, she's sounding the alarm back then,
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Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, after the twenty twenty election,
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Speaker 1: she goes silent. I would love to bring all that up,
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Speaker 1: going Amy, you know what, you know, what's up with that?
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Speaker 1: You started investigating all this and then you stopped. Why
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Speaker 1: because you because that you know Weather's fraud, Michelle Wether's
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Speaker 1: fraud in with all this welfare fraud which Amy knew about.
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Speaker 1: To what about the election fraud that she definitely led
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Speaker 1: the charge on. So you know, let's just call her
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Speaker 1: out on each thing here. Well, Amy, where were you
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Speaker 1: on all this when last February or last January when
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Speaker 1: ASTP came out with a big report about about this
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Speaker 1: Somali and praden about these welfare programs? Where's your voice? Amy?
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Speaker 1: So I would enjoy to call all that out and
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Speaker 1: see what she has to say.
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Speaker 3: Relative to the other candidates.
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Speaker 2: You jumped in rather late, and we've heard there's another
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Speaker 2: person jumping in. But this field is just enormous, and
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Speaker 2: I've asked every candidate you must be jumping in because
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Speaker 2: you feel that the field so far isn't strong enough
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Speaker 2: and you can win where the others can't.
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Speaker 3: Where do you see your advantages?
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Speaker 1: I feel I have advantage over all of them. I've
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Speaker 1: been from one you know, I used to I have
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Speaker 1: dealt with the homeless, the homeless, the people in addiction
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Speaker 1: in Minneapolis. I've worked with teen Challenge, Salvation Army, Union
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Speaker 1: Gospel back then, so that part I have a problem
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Speaker 1: solution for I just met with the farmers on sustainable aviation.
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Speaker 1: Feel the whole thing we've done there to help there
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Speaker 1: the farmers. I have the I have the solutions to
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Speaker 1: all these problems that have faced us, education, our teachers.
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Speaker 1: I've met with them, all this stuff I've been doing
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Speaker 1: over the last four and a half five years. You're
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Speaker 1: gonna see me. I'll come out with these solutions now.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe there's any other cant that even comes
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Speaker 1: close to the Not only that, with the connections I
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Speaker 1: have to our federal government too, I know them all.
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Speaker 1: I know every single one of them are on my
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Speaker 1: speed dial, including the President. So working with to clean
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Speaker 1: up to help Minnesota at even with the federal level,
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Speaker 1: but also in Minnesota all of the different things like that.
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Speaker 1: I'll give you an example. So you have Minneapolis is empty,
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Speaker 1: you go before Christmas, all of our retail stores and
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Speaker 1: stuff that need help. They need help, they need to
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Speaker 1: get the people in there. Everybody can't be buying online
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Speaker 1: at Amazon and stuff. I have the perfect solution for
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Speaker 1: that too. So you're gonna see an.
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Speaker 3: Example was that what is your solution for that?
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Speaker 1: Here's an example with the retail stores. They're paying all
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Speaker 1: these taxes. I used to have a resell Remember we
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Speaker 1: have the first mall in the United States, Southdale Mall,
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Speaker 1: back in the day when I was a child. When
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Speaker 1: I was a kid, I went there three four weeks ago.
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Speaker 1: This should be packed before Christmas. And everybody you're buying
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Speaker 1: stuff online. These guys are paying sales tax, they're paying
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Speaker 1: retail our property taxes going up. It's an unfair advantage
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Speaker 1: for the internet. I want to take and get rid
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Speaker 1: of the sales tax at the box store level, and
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Speaker 1: then you just keep your tax at your sales tax
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Speaker 1: if you pay online and internet, which would also affect
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Speaker 1: my company, my pillow. That's where you should be paying
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Speaker 1: your bigger retail or I mean your bigger sales tax.
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Speaker 1: You need to take these taxes and not tax these
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Speaker 1: box stores so bad so that people go, hey, I
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Speaker 1: can get a better deal going to the box store.
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Speaker 1: These are common sense solutions. There's nothing wrong, you know,
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Speaker 1: taking in tax dollars, but you better get you better
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Speaker 1: know where they're going, and you better they better be
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Speaker 1: not only taxed from the right places, but also one
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Speaker 1: hundred percent of it going towards the need, and you're
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Speaker 1: going to see a big program I'm launching, which are
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Speaker 1: welfare programs, which obviously Minnesota, they're all being taken advantage
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Speaker 1: about with fraud and everything. I have that set up
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Speaker 1: eight years ago, started in Detroit and with at least
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Speaker 1: seven or eight other other states that I was experimenting
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Speaker 1: this on, these prototypes, and they work brilliantly. It provides
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Speaker 1: private sector money with the public with the government with
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Speaker 1: government money and the private sector. You got a lot
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Speaker 1: of people there that want to give, but they want
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Speaker 1: to give to things that they're that they're partial to.
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Speaker 1: They you might you know, I don't want my tax
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Speaker 1: dollars going to certain things, but the people in the
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Speaker 1: private sector might go, hey, I want to help out here.
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Speaker 1: It's an amazing program that I'm gonna It's been like
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Speaker 1: a park car. And when I'm gonna launching that, every
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Speaker 1: single thing that it's gonna be brought up, and you're
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Speaker 1: gonna see all these debates coming up where I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: be on stage with all these other candidates. That's where
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna start rolling these out going, Hey, you guys,
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Speaker 1: I have this, I'll give you another one. Michelle in
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Speaker 1: the in the last the administration, the first one of
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I'm good friends with Ben Carson and Ben
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Speaker 1: Carson they came up with this program for these are
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Speaker 1: the homeless in the streets, the mental that have mental issues,
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Speaker 1: and also people in addiction. They were doing. The first
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Speaker 1: prototype was in La. Even the governor of California and
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Speaker 1: the mayor of La agreed and they put this together.
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Speaker 1: This was in December of twenty nineteen, and it was beautiful.
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Speaker 1: You put you separate to the federal land. You take
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Speaker 1: them and you kind of like sort them and you
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Speaker 1: help these people to get them the needs they need
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Speaker 1: for addiction and also for a mental mental issues and
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Speaker 1: for the homeless. It was like sorting this. You don't
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Speaker 1: just take these people and relocate, hate them and relocate them.
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Speaker 1: You get them the healthy need. And it was a
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Speaker 1: beautiful program. And it got sidelined because of the virus.
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Speaker 1: I have the blueprints for that. I just got them
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Speaker 1: two weeks ago. Wait till you see this rollout. Minnesota
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Speaker 1: will be the the absolute perfect prototype to show the
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Speaker 1: world that this works for our new welfare program, because
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Speaker 1: obviously we've got big problems where people take advantage of us.
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Speaker 1: In Minnesota, and also, you know they're needed, but we
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Speaker 1: don't want people dependent on them. And this is a
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Speaker 1: way to you see it unfold. It's going to be amazing.
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Speaker 2: Many people say that without the voter block that is
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Speaker 2: the Somalian community in Minnesota, you can't win statewide elections.
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Speaker 2: What are you what is your plan there? How will
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Speaker 2: you appeal to that voter block?
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Speaker 1: Well, this I haven't appeal more than any of the
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Speaker 1: other candidates. And here's the first thing. In twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: there was over two hundred thousand candidates. Are people that
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Speaker 1: voted in Minnesota Donald Trump, but they didn't even bother
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Speaker 1: and vote in the twenty twenty two election. I have
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Speaker 1: all their names. If I have to go door to door,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna be contacting every one of them and saying,
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Speaker 1: you guys, this is the most important midterm election in history.
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Speaker 1: This is Minnesota's chance to finally be read. You know,
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Speaker 1: we've been blue since nineteen seventy two in our presidential races.
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Speaker 1: But this is an opportunity there. And then when you
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Speaker 1: talk about the inner city, the black vote, the Hispanic vote,
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Speaker 1: I will get that vote. I've been there with them.
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Speaker 1: I was a next attic and I was down there
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Speaker 1: and helping Minneapolis with your team challenge of your Salvation Army,
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Speaker 1: your Union Gospels. I put millions into all this out
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Speaker 1: of my pocket before I even got involved in elections.
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Speaker 1: I have never voted in my life. This is stuff
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Speaker 1: that I was doing because I lived it. I've lived
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Speaker 1: with no forks downtown, you know, so I've been there
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Speaker 1: and I'll be able to get their votes. We did
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Speaker 1: a thing, Michelle in the twenty and a year and
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Speaker 1: a half ago. I went into Chicago, and this is
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Speaker 1: when I was camp painting for the president. But I
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Speaker 1: went into Chicago with Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who also works
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Speaker 1: for me at Lyndel TV, and we went into the
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Speaker 1: inner city and we talked to all these the inner city,
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Speaker 1: the Democrats that we're voting now for Donald Trump, even
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Speaker 1: though a lot of them didn't like them, And we said,
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Speaker 1: well why are you why are you switching? And the
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Speaker 1: reasons that came out of their mouth. The number one
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Speaker 1: thing was the illegals were taking all their resources. But
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Speaker 1: I have all that data. And you go downtown to
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Speaker 1: Minneapolis and Saint Cloud, I've been there. I've been every
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Speaker 1: everywhere in Minnesota, but Rochester. I'm going to be going
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Speaker 1: right into these cities and saying, hey, you guys, you
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Speaker 1: got to get a different input to get a different output,
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Speaker 1: and I am that input. I will I know what
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Speaker 1: needs to be done, and those people they trust me.
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Speaker 1: I can go any city and go right in the
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Speaker 1: heart of the cities, and they trust me because I've
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Speaker 1: been there. I know what they need, I know what
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Speaker 1: we have the problem solution. And so I think more
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Speaker 1: than any other candidate, I will get votes from both
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Speaker 1: your your ones that the Republicans had done, that didn't
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Speaker 1: vote that sit there and go, oh, there's no hope.
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Speaker 1: There's no hope. There is hope, and it's right now.
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Speaker 1: For such a time as this, I think the easier
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Speaker 1: thing will even be uh And then you got the
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Speaker 1: you see I go if in the commercials I'm gonna do.
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Speaker 1: I'm doing a marketing plan that no one else has
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Speaker 1: done before too, that I was gonna do for the president,
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Speaker 1: but I didn't. I didn't. We didn't even get enough
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Speaker 1: time to do it in the summer of twenty four.
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Speaker 1: So I'm going to be doing these this marketing plan
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Speaker 1: which I can't tell you that part because other candidates
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Speaker 1: would probably get out there and do it. And uh,
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm a I'm a pretty good marketer, and
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Speaker 1: you're going to be all of a sudden, you're gonna see, Wow,
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Speaker 1: there's the solutions. And in spite of the media, I
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Speaker 1: believe the media was going to be They've always given
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Speaker 1: me an unfair because they don't want me. A lot
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Speaker 1: of them don't want me. But I was surprised when
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Speaker 1: I announced Michelle the media was actually they didn't say
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Speaker 1: Mike Lindoe conspiracy. They were actually pretty good. They even
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Speaker 1: had me smiling. So and remember, I built huge I
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Speaker 1: built huge businesses in Minnesota, my pillow. I built from
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Speaker 1: scratch a billion dollar company with thousands and thousands of
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Speaker 1: employees in Minnesota over the years. And and then now
16:16
Speaker 1: we've been the most attacked company in history of the
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Speaker 1: of the planet for the last year and or the
16:21
Speaker 1: last two years by Operation Arctic Frost, by the you know,
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Speaker 1: when it was attacked by our own administration, h under
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Speaker 1: Biden and and my Pillow. We got through that. I
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Speaker 1: was able to navigate them through the month the hardest
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Speaker 1: time for any company in history, being attacked daily by
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Speaker 1: the media and the government. And now they're there my
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Speaker 1: employee owned company. They're there, They're secure. I can move
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Speaker 1: on to governor and they'll be just fine. They've been there,
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Speaker 1: they're here to stay. And Uh, this is what it's
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Speaker 1: all about. I've lived the American dream on steroids, you know.
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Speaker 1: I mean it's been This is what we're fighting for,
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Speaker 1: the American dream, and everybody will see that. I don't
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Speaker 1: care if you're a Democrat in the city, that's gonna
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Speaker 1: also now vote for me, or if you're somebody that
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Speaker 1: didn't bother and get out and vote, you're going to
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Speaker 1: be getting out and voting.
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Speaker 2: Last question for you, Mike, before we let you go,
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Speaker 2: is I saw some reporting over the weekend that shows
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Speaker 2: that the data among Hispanic voters in particular is swinging
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Speaker 2: back toward the Democrats because they don't like necessarily the
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Speaker 2: way that immigration is being handled. I'm not you know, look,
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Speaker 2: you see polls everywhere. There are a dime a dozen.
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Speaker 2: I'm not sure if this is a legitimate one, but
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Speaker 2: it was reported in the Wall Street Journal. So if
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Speaker 2: that is the case, and you know, you mentioned voters
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Speaker 2: in the passing, we want our resources for citizens here
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Speaker 2: if they don't like what they're seeing from ice.
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Speaker 3: What do you tell them, Well.
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Speaker 1: This the it's education, and I will tell you this.
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Speaker 1: This is another thing I'm going to do, Michelle. You
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Speaker 1: know infomercials are a half hour long. Okay, infomercials are
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Speaker 1: halfwaur long. I'm an expert in infomercials twenty years ago.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to be putting out infomercials as part of
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Speaker 1: my campaign to educate, not where they're not just hearing news,
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Speaker 1: you're not just hearing polls. I want to educate the Hispanics,
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Speaker 1: educate the people that you say that might be turning
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Speaker 1: back because they're getting all their stuff from the news,
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Speaker 1: the fake news that whatever. They want to steer and brainwash.
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Speaker 1: This in the past. When you're doing infomercial people, don't
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Speaker 1: you know, that's why it's called information. So we're gonna
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Speaker 1: be putting out here's the fact, here's what happened. Here,
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Speaker 1: here's why all these illegals that took your resources. I'm
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Speaker 1: not talking about just welfare handouts. I'm talking about whether
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Speaker 1: you needed help and addiction in the inner city and
18:49
Speaker 1: everything was full of illegals or like in Minnesota here
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Speaker 1: here pass out the licenses and any of the healthcare
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Speaker 1: for the illegal where the resources weren't there for the
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Speaker 1: people that need them, like the Hispanic community. And by
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Speaker 1: the way, my books that I'm going to be giving
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Speaker 1: out for Tea information it's like my life story of
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Speaker 1: all this. And we have fifty thousand on put into
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Speaker 1: Hispanic for such a time as this. So they're written
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Speaker 1: in Spanish, but we're gonna put out information so they
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Speaker 1: could make their decisions based on facts rather than based
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Speaker 1: on Oh, you know what, the Minnesota media is steering us,
19:27
Speaker 1: and this is really bad that ice is here. Oh really,
19:31
Speaker 1: what's so bad about it? You even had the governor,
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Speaker 1: you had the mayor of one of the first places, Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. The Democrat mayor came out there and said,
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Speaker 1: what a great thing that we're you know, we're having
19:42
Speaker 1: less murders than everything and cleaning up because ice is
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Speaker 1: here and helping us in the federal government is helping us.
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Speaker 1: You have to work with the federal government. They're there
19:51
Speaker 1: to help, and we've got to accept that. Obviously in
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Speaker 1: Minnesota here we haven't been accepting help very good. As
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Speaker 1: we watched our city get burned to the ground in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty where it took two days before Walt's even
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Speaker 1: reactive because of our president putting pressure on, Hey, we
20:06
Speaker 1: got to you gotta stop this, all these everything getting
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Speaker 1: burned to the ground, this nonsense and the crazy mayor
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Speaker 1: of Minneapolis. I mean that, guys. It's so this is
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Speaker 1: this is what I'm gonna do is it's education. Education,
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Speaker 1: where we're gonna get out the information. That's where I
20:23
Speaker 1: have another big advantage. I can get the information out there.
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Speaker 1: I have a big mouth. Okay, we're gonna get the
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Speaker 1: information out there. Then you can make your own decisions
20:32
Speaker 1: on what and what you're gonna do. Rather than like
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Speaker 1: you say, you hear fault. You know, you're hearing something
20:37
Speaker 1: over here, hearing something over here, and then the media
20:40
Speaker 1: will like to say, well, the hispanic phone is going
20:42
Speaker 1: back over here to Democrat. That's rubbish. You don't know
20:45
Speaker 1: if it's a lie or whatever you mean. Instead, we're
20:48
Speaker 1: gonna put out facts they can be you know, here's
20:50
Speaker 1: your fact check. Here's this because right now we're in
20:53
Speaker 1: an age you know, with all this AI and all
20:55
Speaker 1: this stuff you look on now you don't even know
20:57
Speaker 1: what to believe on your phone anymore. You know, you're
21:00
Speaker 1: going is this real? This people are calling me all morning.
21:03
Speaker 1: You know, what is this stake news that Walls is
21:06
Speaker 1: dropping out of the race. You know, because you're going
21:08
Speaker 1: until you hear it like widespread, you know, you don't
21:12
Speaker 1: know what to believe anymore. So that's one of the
21:13
Speaker 1: biggest things I'm gonna do is here put out information, information, information,
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Speaker 1: and then you can make your own decisions.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate your taking the time for us. I know
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Speaker 2: you're traveling, you're busy campaigning. This field is large and
21:30
Speaker 2: apparently growing still for the Republican nomination. It's going to
21:35
Speaker 2: be a really interesting month of January. It started off
21:38
Speaker 2: with a bang today with Tim Walls stepping out of
21:41
Speaker 2: the race. Mich Lindell I end every podcast by saying,
21:44
Speaker 2: be brave, do good. You know you've you've demonstrated both,
21:49
Speaker 2: and we appreciate your time today.
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Speaker 1: Well, thank you, Michelle, God bless you everybody. Thanks for
21:53
Speaker 1: having me on.
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