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Politics Is Destroying America | Episode 07 · The Augarius Williams Show

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Hope that you guys are looking forward to the remainder
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of the week just as much as I am. The
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last full week of the month of August. Let that
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sink in. The last full week of the month, August
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thirty first is Sunday. Then of course you got Labor
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Day that Monday. A lot of you out there are
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going to have an extended weekend, so hopefully you get
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out and enjoy it. Barbecue, you spend time with family,
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watch some college football if that's what you prefer. But
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that's not what we're here to talk about. We're not
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here to talk about what's gonna happen Monday. We're here
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to talk about what's been happening over the course of
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the past few days, because there's a lot that's been
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take in shape within the political world that I think
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a lot of us have not gotten a true take on.
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If you want to say that. So that's what I
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strive to do here on this podcast. I like to
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put the bullshit to the side, both Democrat and Republican,
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and I like to look at each and every issue straight.
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Speaker 2: Down the middle.
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Speaker 1: You have some podcasters out there in the political space
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that claim that's what they do, but you can tell
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that they have a particular leaning to one particular side.
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Speaker 2: That's not the case here.
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Speaker 1: I am so tired of this political division that we're
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seeing in our country to where I don't care anymore
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if you're a Democrat or a Republican. What I care
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about is if we're able to sit down and have
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concrete conversations about the things that truly affect each and
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every one of us on a daily basis. The politicians
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in Washington, DC could care less about the issues that
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we face. They could care less that most of us
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are struggling paying bills month to month. They could care
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less that most of us are still drowning in student
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loan debt. They can care less that our grocery bills
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are still hoigh. All they care about is clinging on
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to the power that they currently possess. That's the reason
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why you see so many Democratic mayors and governors resisting
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Donald Trump's temptation to send in a National Guard to
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their respective cities and states. That's the reason why you're
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seeing the Republicans in Texas push through this new congressional
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map so that way they can get more represent in Congress.
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These people don't care about us. All they care about
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is making sure that their power base is preserved. And
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you have so many people out here who are going
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to continue on both sides of the aisle to be
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sheep to these bastards who all want us to just
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get the hell on somewhere. It's almost like when you
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were little and you, or your parents rather would be
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in the kitchen and they'd be conversating with other adults,
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and your parents would tell you to get on somewhere,
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go outside, or go in your room. Don't be sitting
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around listening to grown folks talk. That's how the politicians
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today treat us. They treat us like the children who
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should not be hearing adult conversations. They tell us the scat,
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get outside, go to work, use that degree to do
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a job that you're still unhappy with because we tax
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you so much to where you can't really see the
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benefits of why you went to college. Don't listen to
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what we're doing, or don't listen to what we're saying
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about what we're going to do. We've been fucking y'all over,
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so why are you now all of a sudden concerned
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about the ways in which we're continuing to fuck you over.
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Politics is the one thing that I can see that
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is playing a huge role in bringing this country to
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its needs, because these people would rather see this country
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just absolutely destroyed from the inside before they ever want
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to try to relinquish some of the power that they have.
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You know, both sides try to convince us that they're
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the right side to be on when it comes to.
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Speaker 2: Getting things done.
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Speaker 1: The Republicans, we'll lower your taxes, we'll take away the
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taxes on your tips, your Social Security over time, and
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we'll make sure that we can bring down prices so
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that way you don't have to grit your teeth when
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you go to the grocery store. And for the most part,
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when you still go to the grocery store, you're still
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having to grit your teeth. You still have to grit
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your teeth. When you go and get gas, you still
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grit your teeth whenever your bills come to the House. Oh,
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just give us a little bit more time. Biden left
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us a mess. It's gonna take us a while to
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clean it up. But trust us, we got this taken
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care of. But we need you to do something for us. First,
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send more of us to Washington in twenty twenty six
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during the midterms, and I guarantee you we'll.
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Speaker 2: Get it done then.
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Speaker 1: And then when that doesn't happen, they'll trot out jd
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Vance in twenty twenty eight. Hey, I just want to
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continue what the President's been doing over the course of
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the past four years.
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Speaker 2: We weren't able to clean up all of Biden's mess.
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Speaker 1: But I guaran guarantee you if you give me four
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years or better yet, eight years, I can finish what
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President Trump started. You know that's what Jadvans is gonna
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say when he announces that he's running for president, right,
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and this cycle is just going to continue. The Democrats
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are the same way. You guys don't like what's been
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happening under President Trump's regime, Well vote for us up
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and down the ballot in twenty twenty six, so that
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way we can stop his agenda from going through Congress
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the final two years of his term, and then we'll
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trot out someone like a JB. Pritzker or Gavin Newsom
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or a Wes Moore to be our nominee in twenty
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twenty eight, and we can win back the White House
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from the Republicans and hopefully both chambers of Congress, so
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that way we can get into the White House packed
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the Supreme Court, so that way more liberal policies can
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be instituted throughout this country. If you're someone who's anti abortion,
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or if you're someone who's pro abortion, we get an
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all Democratic Congress and a Democrat in the White House,
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you won't never have to worry about your abortion rights
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infringed upon again. If you're someone out there that's LGBTQIA
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plus and you're scared about the future, Democrats will make
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sure that your freedoms are upheld. If you're someone out
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there and you're martin student loan debt, guess what we'll
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do for you. We'll just get every tax payer in
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America to pay more in taxes so that way we
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can do what Biden did and forgive some of your
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student loan debt. So you guys, see the picture, that
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I'm trying to paint right. It's all about making sure
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they can hold on to as much power as possible.
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They don't care about our suffering, they don't care about
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our dreams and aspiration. They care about what can they
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do to usurp us to keep the power that they've
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already gotten.
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Speaker 2: And it's very discussed thing when you think about it.
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Speaker 1: These people are supposed to represent us, and do you
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really feel like you're being represented by the people that
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you send to Washington, d c. And as I've said
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on so many different occasions on this show, and yet
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they wonder why so many people aren't as active politically
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as they should be, because they realize that this is
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nothing but a charade, This is politics, is a Ponzi scheme.
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And yet they try to convince you and I that
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if you want to affect real change, go vote. And
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it almost seems like, at the end of the day,
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what our forefathers and mothers fought for doesn't even seem
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to be the same thing that we're currently fighting. And
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I give a lot of credit to those who fought
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in the civil rights movement to make sure that we
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have the freedoms that we're able to enjoy today. Those
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who fought in the voting rights struggle to ensure that
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we had the right to vote. But these politicians don't
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represent all that we've fought for and how far we've come,
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because they don't care about us that way. All they
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care about is protecting their rich friends, and all they
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care about is making sure that for as long as
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they can, they can hold on the power. That's the
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reason why you still have a Nacy Pelosi in Congress.
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That's the reason why you still have a Chuck Grassland
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in Congress, a Mitch McConnell, a Chuck Schumer, all these
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people who still reside in Congress who should be retired.
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But the lie that they tell is that, oh, I'm
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still in Congress because I have so much driving me
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to want to fight for the American people. Know you're
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still in Congress because it has given you the opportunity
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to become richer than you ever thought. Imagine, once these
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politicians get in office and they realize how much money
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they can obtain, how much power and influence they could obtain,
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they never want to relinquish that power because they realize
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once they relinquish it. For most of them, what else
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do they have to live for. It's just disgusting, man,
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very very disgusting. So I was thinking about something the
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other day, and I don't know how this is going
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to come across to you guys, but I feel like
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it has to be said because I feel like in
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so many instances it.
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Speaker 2: Could be true.
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Speaker 1: So, since President Trump has gotten back into the White
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House for the second time, he's been running around the
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world essentially putting out fires, stopping wars, getting cease fires,
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agreed to, YadA, YadA, YadA. As someone like myself who's
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very conspiratorial, who doesn't believe any it and everything that
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he's told, I just have a question, and I think
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it's a very important question to ask. What is the
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true motive or motives for President Trump wanting to stop
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all these wars? And I get what some of you
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may say, well, in twenty twenty four he voted or
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he ran on ending these forever wards. So he's just
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trying to uphold his campaign promise. But let me ask
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you a question though that gets a little bit deeper.
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Speaker 2: To that point.
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Speaker 1: This is the same President Trump who last week, if
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I remember correctly, went on Fox and Friends and started
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talking about what would happen to him after he passed away.
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This is a man who desperately wants to get into heaven,
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But this is also a man who feels as though
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he hasn't done enough to get into heaven. Now, every
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day of our lives, we're all striving to get to heaven.
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Right at least that should be what we're doing, striving
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to get to heaven. And there are times when you
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sit back and think to yourself, am I doing enough
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to deserve entrance into Heaven once I die? So that's
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the reason why for some of us, we go out
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and we try to help as many people as we can.
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We try to avoid all the earthly temptations that we can,
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and we try to leave behind an honorable legacy for
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future generations. But if you're President Trump, you have said
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on so many different occasions that you want to end
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these wars because you're tired of people losing their lives.
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But I feel that the reason is a little bit
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more profound than that. I feel the reason why you
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want to end these wars is because you're trying to
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do whatever you can to gain entrance into the pearly gates.
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And there's nothing wrong with that, But I just wish
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you would come out and say that. For an example,
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if you're out there giving homeless people money or food,
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just say you're doing it because you're trying to gain
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a little bit more grace from God. Don't say you're
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doing it all because you felt or you what's what's
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an example that people use. Don't say you're doing it
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all because you want it to Just say you're doing
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it because you're trying to earn a little grace from
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the man upstairs so that way he can look down
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on you favorably. Now, I've come to discover that over
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our lives, everything we do on this side of Heaven
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we do for a reason. Nobody is just going to
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be friends with you for the sake of being friends
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with you. There has to be a reason why somebody
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wants to be friends with you, Fellas, no girl wants
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to marry you just for the sake of wanting to
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get married. There has to be some reason why she
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wants to walk down the aisle to be your bride.
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Something has to happen in order to facilitate that, just
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like something has to happen in order for you to
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facilitate helping a homeless person find somewhere warm to sleep
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on a cold winter's night, to get them a hot
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meal once you've seen that they haven't eaten all day,
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And the same could be said for present and then
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Trump when he wants to end these wars.
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Speaker 2: I get it.
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Speaker 1: On one hand, you want to stop all the bloodshed,
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but on the other hand, you're trying to do whatever
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you can to gain entrance into heaven so that way
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you don't spend an eternity in hell. And I'm not
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gonna sit here and act as if I'm God. Lord
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knows I'm not. A good book tells us there's no
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one perfect, no not one, and I am far from perfect.
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I have so many imperfections that it would it would
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shock you, guys, how flawed I am. But at least
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I have the galls to admit that I'm flawed. A
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lot of people ain't gonna do that because a lot
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of people don't want to ever admit.
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Speaker 2: That they're flawed. So when it's all said and.
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Speaker 1: Done, I just wish the president would be more honest
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about his desire to end these conflicts, because there's something
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deeper there than just wanting to see people stop losing
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their lives. You want to make sure that your place
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is secured once you leave this world, and there's absolutely
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nothing wrong with that. Once again, but just say that,
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because we're all trying to get to a place where
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we know our eternal destination is somewhat said in stone.
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The only person who knows that is the man upstairs.
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And I'm talking to myself because I need to do
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a better job. I would sincerely do there are some
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things that I need to change in my life life
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so that way I could make a better argument for
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why I should be up there. So a lot has
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been made about the President's decision to send the National
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Guard into Washington, d C. Before I go any further
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with that, let me just say this. For those of
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you who've been listening to this from the very beginning,
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you guys know that I reside in the state of Mississippi.
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You guys also know that one of the most deadliest
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cities in America is also in the same state that
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I call home, Jackson, Mississippi. Now, when the President announced
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that he was federalizing the National Guard to send into Washington,
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d C. Our Governor Tate Reeves decided to send a
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couple hundred National Guard troops to help out in DC.
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The question that I have for Governor Reeves. Governor, you
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live in the same city where a lot of crime happens,
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and yet you did not feel the need to send
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the National Guard into Jackson, Mississippi, but yet you felt
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the need to send them to Washington, DC to help
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their problem there. You should have been on the phone
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with the President asking him to send the Guard in
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the Jackson next because Jackson really needs National Guard help
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to go along with Jackson Police and Capitol Police and
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the Hinest County Sheriff's department. But I'm just talking out loud.
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So with the President sending the National Guard into why
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d C, they've gone ten days without a homicide, if
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I do remember the number correctly. So that's gotten everybody
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wondering where will the National Guard be deployed to next?
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And the President the other day in the Oval Office said,
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you know what I'm thinking about Chicago. I might send
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the Guard there. And of course you had to get JB.
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Pritzker and Brandon Johnson and Dick Durbin, all the democratically
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or all the Democratic representation in Illinois to come together
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in Chicago to insist that no, we don't need the National.
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Speaker 2: Guard here, We're fine, Yeah, right.
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Speaker 1: How long have we heard about Chicago being a crime
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ridden city? How many mayors have come through Chicago promising
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to crack down on crime but never do so. And
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it's very interesting when you think about Chicago. Everybody thought
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that Lori Lightfoot was a very bad mayor, but Brandon
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Johnson has giving her a run for her money. Brandon
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Johnson is worse than Lori Lightfoot. And then when you
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throw in JB. Pritzker the governor, that's a guy that
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I just do not like. And we all know why
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he's doing this. We all know why he does not
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want the National Guard sending to Illinois because he doesn't
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want to. And this is very sick when you think
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about it too. They don't want Trump to send in
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the National Guard because if the National Guard were to
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be deployed to Chicago, and if crime were to go down,
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that would be a bad look on them, and it
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would be a good look for President Trump. That's why
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they don't want the National Guard in Chicago. That's why
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Wes Moore doesn't want the Nownational Guard deployed.
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Speaker 2: The Baltimore.
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Speaker 1: That's why Karen Bass had such a problem with the
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National Guard being deployed to Los Angeles during the Ice protest.
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Anything that makes them look bad and makes Trump look good,
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they're visibly opposed to. And the same thing with Republicans.
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Anything that Democrats do well that makes Trump look bad,
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they're opposed to. They won't tell you that, but it's true,
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which goes back to the point that I made during
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my monologue.
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Speaker 2: These politicians are sick, They're disgusting.
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Speaker 1: Somebody pose the question the other day, and I would
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love to give an answer to it right here. Why
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are Democrats so in favor of lawlessness and death? It's
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not a hard question to answer if you want to
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be honest. If the sole goal of both political parties
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is to eradicate as many American people as they can
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to implement their quote unquote New World Order, then of
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course they would have no problem with us getting killed.
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And when I say us, I'm talking about all Americans.
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I'm not talking about black people, or I'm not talking
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just about black people. I'm talking about all Americans, the hardworking,
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tax paying, god fearing Americans. They have no problem with
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us dying because we're standing in the way of them
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implementing what they truly want to implement and Democrats sending
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it back to a black conversation for just a moment.
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They have no problem with us dying because they realize
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that they can no longer count on our vote. That's
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the reason why they had had no problem with Joe
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Biden opening the southern border letting all those illegal immigrants
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PLoP pile into this country. They have absolutely no problem
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letting these illegal immigrants pile into this country because those
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illegal immigrants they're voting block.
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Speaker 2: Think about the guy.
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Speaker 1: Who's the truck driver, who's the illegal immigrant who killed
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those people that family, and Gavin knew somebody in California
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had the gall to give that guy a CDL and
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look at what he did once he was able to
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obtain that CDL. Politics is nasty. I keep saying it
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because it's true. Politics is nasty. You would think that
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anything they could do to help stop crime, both political
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parties would be in favor of. But that's just not true.
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It is not true because they don't want those solutions
25:45
coming to their city because they realized that if those
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solutions came to their cities and States and worked. It
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would be an indictment on them and their policies. And
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plus you have Pritzker and more who are vying to
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be the Democratic nominee in twenty twenty eight, So of
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course they for damn sure don't want anything Trump has
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to offer. Get tough on crime, and then you want
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to have to worry about the President sending in the guard.
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That's how you thought any attempt by the White House
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to send in the guard to your city. Get tough
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on crime, Stop pussing footing around when it comes to crime.
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Instead of having violence intervention officers, actually have fucking police
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officers who don't mind policing, and you could shut him
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up when he talks about sending in the police, or
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when he talked about sending in the guard, something that
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the Trump White House did a couple of days ago, however,
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I'm not in favor of. So I'm pretty sure we've
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all heard by now that late last week the home
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of President Trump's former National Security advisor John Bolton his
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Homeman office for that matter, were both rated by the FBI.
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What was the FBI looking for? You maybe wondering the
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FBI were looking for classified documents that they allege John
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Bolton took during his time as National Security Advisor during
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the first Trump administration. Here's here's my issue with this.
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Let's just say, for the sake of argument, that John
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Bolton did take classified documents with him when he left
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the White House. Don't you think by now talking to
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Cash Betel and Dan Bongino and Pam Bandy, don't you
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guys think by now he would have shredded those documents.
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Speaker 2: He would have burned those documents.
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Speaker 1: Like I'm just curious, Like, do you guys really think
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John Bolton would have sat around for the past five
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or six years would classified documents knowing that there's a
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good chance that the FBI could get could get the
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orders to raise his house just for those documents delayed.
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This is political retribution at his finals. Now, this is
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the same president that said he wouldn't use a second
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term to go seek political retribution against his political opponents.
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But that's exactly what he's doing. John Bolton's just to
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start the investigations into the Obamas and the Clintons. Just
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add on, he's not done. This is not going to
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be the last person that's going to have their home
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and office rated by the Trump Justice Department. Because he's
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in his own way kicking ass and taking names. Everybody's
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going to have to get got. That's the way he's
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thinking about this. Is it the right way to think
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about this? Probably not, as the saying goal, what's done
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in the dark will eventually come to the light. And
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what I find so reprehensible about this is that this
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is the.
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Speaker 2: Same John Bolt.
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Speaker 1: That Donald Trump selected to be his National security advisor.
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But of course the excuse that Simon Maga World loved
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to give is that, oh well, he was duped in
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the pick and John Bolt, the DC swamp told him
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to pick John Bolt. Well, godly for a man to
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be so intellectually brilliant as you guys claim Donald Trump
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is it sure is fascinating that he keeps getting duped
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by the same people.
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Speaker 2: Anytime a war breaks out. Oh Donald Trump was duped.
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Speaker 1: Just like coming up here soon and Israel strikes a
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run again, and we get into that more the second
31:06
time than we did the first time. Oh well, Trump
31:11
was duped into that. It's time to read the Trump
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administration of those deep state neo comes.
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Speaker 2: I love it.
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Speaker 1: He puts these cabinets together and then when they shoot
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him in the foot or they stab him in the back.
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But Trump didn't know what he was doing. He made
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that pig. But he's a genius on everything else. When
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it comes to these tariffs that he claims are working,
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Trump's a genius. But yet we don't know where the
31:51
money's going from the tariff revenue. Not one time has
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he ever came out and said where the money's going
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from the terror revenue. Any time that he's able to
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broke her a piece deal. Trump's a peacemaker. He should
32:07
be nominated for No Belt Prize. And then when he
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can't get Russia Ukraine saw, well, that's Putin playing heartball. Nah,
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it's Putin caving or not caving in. It's Putin standing
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ten toes down on business to some of the same
32:25
things that he said he was gonna do when Biden
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was president.
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Speaker 2: Putin's position has never changed.
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Speaker 1: And the mere fact that we all thought, or not all,
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the fact that most people thought that when Trump got
32:37
back in there, Putin would come to this the cenisens
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and would stop the war. It's cute, You're very cute.
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It is what it is now. And I hate to
32:57
be that kind of person, But it is what it
32:59
is now. This is what we're witnessing. If you're someone
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that's ever been a critic of Donald Trump, especially if
33:11
you worked in his administration, you might want to be
33:14
on the lookout for the FBI come to your home too.
33:19
I wouldn't be I wouldn't be surprised if Adam Kenzinger
33:26
and Liz Cheney if their homes aren't rated here at
33:29
some point because of classified documents that they may still
33:32
be holding on to from the J six Committee. They
33:41
are a bigger fish to fry than just going after
33:47
John Bolt. And please don't mistake my commentary for me
33:54
being someone who likes John Bowl and I can't stand
33:57
John Bolt. He's a swamp creature too, just like damn
34:02
near all of those people in Washington, DC. They're swamp creatures,
34:13
just like the Democrats who are still trying to convince
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us that Obrego Garcia is just a Maryland dad. You
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guys saw what happened yesterday outside the Ice Detention Center
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in Baltimore.
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Speaker 2: Everybody was standing out there singing, and you know, no,
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please don't take him.
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Speaker 1: Because now you have the Department of Homeland Security that
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wants to deport him to Yuganda. Now, this same man
34:40
kill mar Obrego Garcia, a suspected MS thirteen gang member,
34:46
is the same man that the Democrats are willing to
34:49
risk it all on when it comes to standing up
34:52
to President Trump when it comes to the issue of immigration.
34:56
Chris van Holland, Senator from Maryland, if you were to
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go out and ask ten people on the street in
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Maryland to name.
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Speaker 2: Their two senators, they probably couldn't do it.
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Speaker 1: Now also Brooks, I know her, but most people are
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unfamiliar with Chris van Holland. And this is the guy
35:25
who did that publicity stunt when he went down the
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El Salvador to check on Obregor Garcia, trying to make
35:32
sure that he's okay. And yet the Democratic Party wonder
35:38
why so many people are leaving the party because you
35:43
guys seem to have more of a vested interest in
35:45
the legal immigrants than you do actual Americans. And yet
35:55
some of you are still the same ones that are
35:57
mad that I thought President Trump would his immigration stuff.
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He's gonna go after the violent criminals. Well, isn't alleged
36:04
that Garcia is a violent criminal. So when he does
36:10
his job and goes after the violent illegal immrogance. Then
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you guys got a problem with that. And then when
36:15
he goes after the ones who aren't violent, you guys
36:17
have a problem with that too. So make up your
36:19
damn mind. Today's show has been all over the place.
36:35
I've been ranting today every now and then. All this
36:44
just has to come out, not really cohesive, not really
36:51
my best episode. I'm just gonna go in and be
36:53
honest with you on that. But I just don't understand
37:02
how this guy is able to get such preferential treatment
37:09
from the Democratic Party than other people. So I want
37:21
to close the show with this, and this is what's
37:24
got me hot. I was gonna talk about this to
37:27
lead the show, but I say, you know what, I'll
37:29
push it to the end. So late last week, the
37:35
transcript and the audio was released from Deputy Attorney General
37:43
Todd Blanche's two day interview with former Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend
37:49
and associate, Elaine Maxwell. Remember, he flew down the Florida
37:55
last month to visit her in jail, and after leaving
37:58
the meeting, she was transferred to a minimum security prison
38:02
farm in Texas, where now she has more freedom than
38:05
she did when she was in Florida. So what was
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the major bombshell from the transcript and audio being released.
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Galaine Maxwell saying that she doesn't believe Jeff Epstein committee suicide.
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She never saw powerful men doing things to underage young girls,
38:28
including Presidents Clinton and Trump. There's no client list, as
38:35
well as she never did any of the things that
38:40
have been alleged of her to have been doing. I
38:48
think we're all in agreement, whether we're Democrat, Republican, independent,
38:54
non political, whatever, I think we're all in agreement that
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what Glaine Maxwell said the toddel was a bunch of bullshit.
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And that's the best, most profound way I can put
39:06
what she told Todd Blanche was bullshit.
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Speaker 2: Because Gallaine Maxwell is.
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Speaker 1: Willing to say and do anything to get a pardon
39:15
from the White House. And if she has to get
39:17
up there and say that there's no client list, that
39:20
President Trump and President Clinton and the rest of those
39:22
powerful men never did anything to those underage girls, to
39:25
get that part, and she'll say, all love. Now, it
39:29
makes you wonder why Todd Blanch had to take two
39:32
days to go down and interview her. One day was
39:35
to get her damn story straight. To read the script
39:38
the next day was for her to put the script.
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Speaker 2: In the motion.
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Speaker 1: So I've come to the point, and I know a
39:50
lot of you have as well. We're never gonna get
39:54
the truth when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. Am I
39:59
okay with that? Absolutely not, because this administration lied and
40:03
said that they would be the most transparent in history,
40:06
and they're not being very transparent when it comes to
40:09
letting us know everything that needs to be known about
40:12
Gallain Maxwell and jeff Repstein's crimes. So while I am
40:19
not okay with this, I've also gotten to the point
40:24
of understanding that this is where we're at. We'll never
40:27
get to the truth of what happened because too many
40:32
powerful people will be taken down as a result. And
40:37
with that being said, ladies and gentlemen, that'll wrap up
40:39
today's edition of The Igarius Williams Show. Want to thank
40:42
you guys once again as always for listening. However and
40:44
wherever you choose to listen. We'll be right back here
40:47
again next week to break down the biggest political stories
40:50
in our own unique, unapologetic and controversial way. Until then,
40:54
you guys, continue to enjoy your day, continue to enjoy
40:56
your week, Stay safe, take care of God blessed.
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Speaker 2: We're out.
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Speaker 1: I'm go