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Speaker 2: Good day, good day, good day, Hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Iran Edwards American
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Speaker 5: Experienced talk Show. I am your radio refreshment. And one
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Speaker 5: thing I wish that could be refreshed in our republic
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Speaker 5: is the immigration system. Yes, the Trumpster has made sure
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Speaker 5: that our borders are for the most part locked down.
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Speaker 5: Fool or they tried to fool us into thinking that
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Speaker 5: a lot more wall was being built, when in actuality
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Speaker 5: it is not. But they're still, you know, guarding the
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Speaker 5: border pretty well. But what a lot of Americans don't
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Speaker 5: know is that on the Mexican side of the border,
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Speaker 5: right in front of several of the border towns on
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Speaker 5: the United States side, you have these hordes of thousands
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Speaker 5: and thousands of people who are waiting and hoping that
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Speaker 5: after President Trump leaves office that Americans will stupefy and
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Speaker 5: you know, elect another Democrat and therefore open our borders
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Speaker 5: and thus allow in millions more. And I can guarantee
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Speaker 5: you this that if that happens and another twenty five
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Speaker 5: to fifty million illegals are poured into our republic, well
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Speaker 5: that would pretty much spell the end of our republic
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Speaker 5: as we know it. It's already gotten to the point
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Speaker 5: where it's far from what the founding fathers envisioned.
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Speaker 2: So here's how you destroy America.
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Speaker 5: Not only through illegal border crossing, but legal immigration. Now,
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Speaker 5: how do you destroy a nation through legal immigration, Well,
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Speaker 5: you flood our nation with endless millions of Third World refugees.
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Speaker 5: Once you flood our nation with millions of illiterate refugees,
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Speaker 5: you destroy our basic culture. You destroy our cohesive witness
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Speaker 5: as a civilization. You destroy our national language, which should
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Speaker 5: be English. You destroy our internal harmony by introducing incompatible
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Speaker 5: ethnic tribes such as Muslims or Sikhs, or Hindus or Buddhists.
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Speaker 5: Each of them carries a different world view, and they
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Speaker 5: refuse to be compatible with Western cultures and thought processes.
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Speaker 5: They cannot, will not, and do not assimilate into Western consciousness.
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Speaker 5: If the United States of America today looks nothing like
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Speaker 5: our founding fathers intended. Prior to the Immigration Reform Act
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Speaker 5: of nineteen sixty five, nobody had heard of a nation
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Speaker 5: of immigrants. In fact, more than three hundred sixty years.
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Speaker 5: From sixteen ten to nineteen seventy, the demographics of America
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Speaker 5: held very steady at eighty seven percent wide American, twelve
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Speaker 5: percent Black American. Hispanics only broke one percent of the
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Speaker 5: population in nineteen thirty and remained under five percent until
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Speaker 5: the nineteen eighty census. Today Hispanics number over thirty nine
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Speaker 5: million and are expected to become the fifty one percent
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Speaker 5: of the United States population by twenty forty two. But
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Speaker 5: Congress has created since nineteen sixty five is a national
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Speaker 5: nightmare that's only going to worsen, much like what's already
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Speaker 5: happened in Europe. I was looking at some videos just yesterday,
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Speaker 5: and it's horrific in cities like Hamburg, Dublin, Paris, and
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Speaker 5: it was about three cities in Italy and heartbreaking. One
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Speaker 5: of the reasons why, at least at one time, Americans
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Speaker 5: would like to go and visit various cities throughout Europe
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Speaker 5: was because of their beauty, their uniqueness, and yes, their cleanliness,
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Speaker 5: their historical value. And we knew that if you went
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Speaker 5: to France, you go to Nice, for example, you knew
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Speaker 5: you were going to be immersed in beautiful French culture
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Speaker 5: and enjoy that delicious food. Same thing in Rome, Italy.
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Speaker 5: A lot of Rome no longer looks like Rome. Hamburg, Germany,
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Speaker 5: that video was the most shocking because one thing that
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Speaker 5: the Germans were famous for was their cleanliness and very
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Speaker 5: neat and tidy civilizations, very tidy and clean like the Japanese.
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Speaker 5: But in this video of Hamburg and also in Berlin,
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Speaker 5: you saw streets and streets and streets one after another.
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Speaker 2: That were all.
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Speaker 5: Marked up with Arabic writing, all kinds of other stuff,
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Speaker 5: just spray painted all over the buildings, all the mom
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Speaker 5: and pop stores, some of which had been in existence
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Speaker 5: since the eighteen hundreds and even further back gone. And
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Speaker 5: you know, they used the same word that they used
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Speaker 5: here in America, diversity. And when liberals and leftists and
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Speaker 5: Rhinos used diversity, what they are doing and what they
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Speaker 5: are really promoting without telling you is destruction through immigration,
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Speaker 5: meaning pushing you aside as an English speaking American and
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Speaker 5: a Christian. And so this is all by design in
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Speaker 5: all of the major European capitals and subsidies, and now
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Speaker 5: increasingly here in the United States of America. And the
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Speaker 5: other thing that was so shocking was as the videographers
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Speaker 5: were walking the streets of Hamburg. Every place they used
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Speaker 5: they showed water on the sidewalks. They said, that's urine
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Speaker 5: that the Muslims are so nasty, and they're purposefully nasty
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Speaker 5: to chase others out. It's now kind of kind of
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Speaker 5: like the urban ly used used to do here in
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Speaker 5: the United States. They'd send in loud blacks with with
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Speaker 5: cars and their music is boom boom boom, boom boom,
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Speaker 5: and they'd send them into these nice neighborhoods. People would
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Speaker 5: gt irritated and say, well, we've got to move out.
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Speaker 5: Usually it would only be one or two and then
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Speaker 5: all of a sudden, boom box people would move into
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Speaker 5: the neighborhood and boom boom boom, and more people move out,
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Speaker 5: then more boom boom, the buggage types move into the neighborhood,
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Speaker 5: and the whole thing has changed.
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Speaker 2: It happened in Oak.
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Speaker 5: Park, Michigan, Southfield, Michigan, and the and the process goes on,
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Speaker 5: and now it's happening on a larger scale in cities
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Speaker 5: throughout the world, including here in the United States. Where
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Speaker 5: they don't immigrate into our society, they inundate with the
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Speaker 5: goal of creating chaos and so much anarchy that Americans
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Speaker 5: just continue to power away and further and further away
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Speaker 5: into little corners, and the government does nothing but promote
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Speaker 5: and help out these people that are here to kill,
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Speaker 5: still and destroy, and the beat goes on. The only
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Speaker 5: exception to the rule of all the immigrants into Germany
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Speaker 5: were the Japanese. They went into the Japanese section of Hamburg,
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Speaker 5: it was absolutely beautiful, and they were saying, this is
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Speaker 5: how all of Germany used to look. And you didn't
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Speaker 5: see only Japanese restaurants and businesses. You saw a good
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Speaker 5: number of Japanese restaurants, a good number of Japanese businesses.
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Speaker 5: But because of the fluidity of the Japanese neighborhood and
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Speaker 5: the beauty and cleanliness of it, there were German businesses
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Speaker 5: in that neighborhood too. That is what you call true
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Speaker 5: immigration or integration. Everyone can get along, YadA, yadia. They
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Speaker 5: have similar values, even though they speak different languages. Japanese,
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Speaker 5: of course, is Japan is a lot different than German.
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Speaker 5: Same thing for the Japanese neighborhoods. Here in the United States,
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Speaker 5: every one of them is as clean as a whistle
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Speaker 5: because they choose to live that way. They don't choose
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Speaker 5: to live to be a pain in the backside. But
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Speaker 5: here here's the thing. The reason why the European capitals
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Speaker 5: are all looking like that, if you notice they're all
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Speaker 5: looking like this at the same time, is because the
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Speaker 5: European Union has decided that they want all of the
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Speaker 5: cities to have the same conditions, same kind of businesses,
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Speaker 5: same headaches, same all.
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Speaker 2: The way across the board.
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Speaker 5: And what do you know, that's what's happening here in
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Speaker 5: the United States. Politicians, whether they're paid off allegedly like
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Speaker 5: the governor of Texas, and whether people like Governor wich
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Speaker 5: MURV Michigan is a big fan of flooding our country
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Speaker 5: with illegals, Muslims, Chinese.
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Speaker 2: Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, all who.
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Speaker 5: Are enemies of Western society to bring harm to us.
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Speaker 5: Yes, the Voice of Reason has returned. I'm Ron Edwards
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Speaker 5: and you are listening to the Runner Words American Experience.
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Speaker 5: Before the break, I was talking a bit more about
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Speaker 5: how they're destroying our country through immigration. We're talking about
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Speaker 5: legal immigration right now. And for many years, the United
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Speaker 5: States of America has been legally bringing people in more
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Speaker 5: at a greater number than the birth rate of our
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Speaker 5: country on an annual basis.
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Speaker 2: Even if you.
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Speaker 5: Were to cut out all the illegal border crossing forever, okay,
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Speaker 5: as long as you have over one point five million
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Speaker 5: illegal i mean legal immigrants coming into your country, that
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Speaker 5: also puts you in danger because that's too many every
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Speaker 5: single year to assimilate. It's just not going to happen
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Speaker 5: because you don't have the let's say year one here,
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Speaker 5: you have one point five, so you expect them to
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Speaker 5: settle in become American, right, But if every single year
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Speaker 5: that equal number, bam, bam bam, all they do is
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Speaker 5: reconnect with people from the old country, okay, and they
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Speaker 5: just maintain their insulated mini society within this society.
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Speaker 2: See, you don't get assimilation into American culture. Even with
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Speaker 2: the legal.
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Speaker 5: Immigrants coming into our country, Americans have consistently voted against
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Speaker 5: more immigration into our republic. As of September twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 5: thirty three percent of Americans view diversity as a threat
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Speaker 5: to America, and sixty cents percent of Americans support mass deportations.
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Speaker 5: But there is hope, my friends, Remington, of politically humane
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Speaker 5: and practical.
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Speaker 2: Solution.
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Speaker 5: I want to give you a bit of a vision
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Speaker 5: at the local level of what your state will look
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Speaker 5: like post re migration, and there needs to be a
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Speaker 5: repatriation policy platform. In short, I propose a combination of
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Speaker 5: both mandatory and voluntary remigration policies. Very simple stuff, which
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Speaker 5: would include deporting all illegal border crossers, all twenty five
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Speaker 5: to fifty million of them, post haste, de naturalize and
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Speaker 5: deport criminals, thugs, and those who obtained citizenship through fraud.
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Speaker 5: Immediately cancel visus, cease all legal border crossing and immigration
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Speaker 5: into our Republic for at least, at the very least
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Speaker 5: a decade now. Voluntary re immigration policies include economic incentives
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Speaker 5: for people who remigrate back to their home countries. Polling
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Speaker 5: data reveals that consistently across Western countries anywhere from forty
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Speaker 5: five percent of minorities according to a Mammouth University poll,
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Speaker 5: to sixty six percent of working age non Westerners per
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Speaker 5: a word of the Curb survey, in Great Britain, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 5: not great, but in Britain would leave it if given
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Speaker 5: the resources to do so. So I say, let's cough
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Speaker 5: up the money and make sure that happens. And we
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Speaker 5: have to do it on a massive scale despite the protesters.
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Speaker 5: You know, the local officials need to back the heck off.
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Speaker 5: And because what's gonna happen is now that Tom Hoeman
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Speaker 5: he says, okay, we'll see, but he says that they're
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Speaker 5: going to be bringing forth a huge number of new
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Speaker 5: ICE members, and if they're as large in number as
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Speaker 5: I think they should be, the protesters are going to
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Speaker 5: have a hard day's night, because from what I've been
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Speaker 5: made to understand, the ICE agents are being better trained
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Speaker 5: and how to defend themselves and how to take down thugs,
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Speaker 5: These trained thugs who are being paid by billionaires who
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Speaker 5: hate this country. Basically, they hate you and I because
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Speaker 5: it's the people themselves that make up a country, not
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Speaker 5: the land. America's immigration policies have launched into a very
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Speaker 5: risky experiment never tried by a modern day country. That's
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Speaker 5: according to Dan Stein, director of the Federation for American
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Speaker 5: Immigration Reform. What remains to be seen, though, is if
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Speaker 5: this republic has the capacity to accommodate and assimilate an
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Speaker 5: unending wave of mass immigration. Failure to do so will
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Speaker 5: result in a bulcanized, fragmented, strife torn and dysfunctional America.
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Speaker 5: And there are already sections of our country that fit
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Speaker 5: that description. If you look around, you see societal dysfunction
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Speaker 5: manifesting in Minneapolis, Lewiston, Maine, dear Bornistan, Michigan, Hamtramck, Michigan, Patterson,
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Speaker 5: New Jersey, Ugh. This is heartbreaking. New York City, Los Angeles, Denver, Miami,
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Speaker 5: and many other cities. It's already becoming dysfunctional.
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Speaker 2: In our country.
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Speaker 5: We had enough dysfunction with domestic thuggery because of the
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Speaker 5: decrease in morality and proper education in our country. But
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Speaker 5: now you have up to fifty million illegals who are
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Speaker 5: joining them, and you know that's going to give us
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Speaker 5: a hard way to go. Diversity must be dispersed immediately.
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Speaker 5: Diversity is one of the most wicked things that were
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Speaker 5: ever sprung on this country. Diversity has nothing to do
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Speaker 5: with bringing a nation together. It has everything to do
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Speaker 5: with dividing a country. You have black students at university
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Speaker 5: saying we want a black only graduation ceremony. Well with
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Speaker 5: the way some of them are acting in their graduations,
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Speaker 5: I'm sure the other students are kind of happy.
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Speaker 2: Hey, I'm glad they have their day over there.
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Speaker 5: Look at him, I mean literally, you see these guys
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Speaker 5: chimping out, just chimping out all over the place, jumping around,
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Speaker 5: hopping around. One girl did the split on the stage,
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Speaker 5: oh man, One guy did somersaults, while the other ones
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Speaker 5: are jumping around as if they were in a tribal
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Speaker 5: war dance. I mean, just crazy stuff. As we continue
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Speaker 5: to de americanize our society domestically while pouring in anti
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Speaker 5: American millions. And I'm talking about legal now, and I
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Speaker 5: used to talk about this even before Uncle Joe left office.
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Speaker 5: The huge legal immigration situation is almost as big of
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Speaker 5: a headache as the illegal boader crossing situation because it's
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Speaker 5: been too many. And by the way, I've already said
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Speaker 5: that we should stop lee immigration for the very least
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Speaker 5: being ten years, a full decade, and then when it's reinstituted,
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Speaker 5: no more legal immigrants should be allowed than the birth
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Speaker 5: rate of the nation.
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Speaker 2: Let's say I they're.
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Speaker 5: Ten thousand Americans born a particular year, then that year
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Speaker 5: you only allow in eight thousand. I'm talking about when
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Speaker 5: there's a rest what there would be a restoration of
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Speaker 5: it after being stopped for at least ten years. If
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Speaker 5: I had my druthers, today we have more than fifty
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Speaker 5: two million foreigners foreign born. If you include their children,
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Speaker 5: it's more than one hundred million foreign born. So how
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Speaker 5: do you like them apples if more and bore them
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Speaker 5: continue to be elected to Congress now at twenty two
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Speaker 5: foreign born like Detroit's total Indian nutjob by the name
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Speaker 5: of Shri Thannadar or Somalia's corrupt Elan Umar or Detroit's
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Speaker 5: Muslim Abdul el said, who said America deserved nine to eleven.
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Speaker 5: And yet you have enough dumb gumps who want to
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Speaker 5: put them in office to harm the country and too
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Speaker 5: stupid to realize that they'll be among the first to
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Speaker 5: be hurt. But what about New York Cities communist Muslim
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Speaker 5: Ugandan refugee Zoran Mamdanai? How do you like those apples?
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Speaker 5: My friends? And so you see, America, like Europe, is
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Speaker 5: splitting at the seams. Additionally, clashing culture conflicts epitomized by loudmouthed,
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Speaker 5: joyless reed arise in states across our beautiful nation with
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Speaker 5: immigrants wave after wave after wave their own country's flags.
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Speaker 5: They promote polygamy, honor, killings of women and daughters, female
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Speaker 5: genital mutilation, patois or shook Ashuria law, homeschooling in their
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Speaker 5: own rituals, and creating enclaves that are fast bulcanizing, I e.
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Speaker 5: For example, Dear Bonis Dan, Michigan. And we'll be back
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Speaker 17: In this time, were in one thing America.
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Speaker 5: There's score one articular and in the state of Texas,
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Speaker 5: for example, the team of Rhymes they only breathed one time.
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Speaker 5: They laid three to four hundred eggs in any warm
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Speaker 5: budded animal they can find, and the larva eat live
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Speaker 5: tissue from the inside. And this is a horrible situation, ironically. See,
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Speaker 5: these things were wiped out of our country decades ago,
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Speaker 5: and I find it kind of suspicious that all of
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Speaker 5: a sudden they're popping up and we're back. Boy, looked
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Speaker 5: like we had a little technical problem here. Sorry about that, folks.
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Speaker 5: We're back here on the run over its American experience
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Speaker 5: and in this time of one thing after another, Yeah,
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Speaker 5: we're dealing with the screw worm situation here in the
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Speaker 5: United States of America. In Texas, for example, they've found
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Speaker 5: three or four cases already, and this is not something
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Speaker 5: to take likely.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 5: The female will breed maybe one time, but they lay
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Speaker 5: three to four hundred eggs in an animal, and then
31:34
Speaker 5: the larvae eat all of the live tissue from the inside.
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Speaker 5: And this is not a very good situation. But I
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Speaker 5: think they can easily curtail it if they go about
31:47
Speaker 5: doing the right thing. But I do find it suspicious
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Speaker 5: that now, after several decades of being eradicated from our republic,
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Speaker 5: that they're back in the country now, based upon things
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Speaker 5: that have been happening across the border, things that have
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Speaker 5: been going on in our and the lots of people
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Speaker 5: that have come into our republic, I wouldn't be surprised
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Speaker 5: if these things have not been brought back into our
32:17
Speaker 5: country and deposited around. And because they could get into anything,
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Speaker 5: they could get into a wild animal and just start
32:25
Speaker 5: a whole horrible situation here. So so far, the governor
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Speaker 5: has responded with eight thousand traps in Texas for surveillance, and.
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Speaker 2: Man, this is really a horrible situation.
32:44
Speaker 5: And of course the cattle farmers are very concerned, and
32:48
Speaker 5: it's not like we don't have enough problems already impacting
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Speaker 5: our food supplies, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: But I believe that the solutions will.
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Speaker 5: Come forth and it will not be as big as
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Speaker 5: what I believe some people want it to be South
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Speaker 5: Carolina and we'll have a new governor for the first
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Speaker 5: time in ten years this year, but his voters head
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Speaker 5: to the ballot boxes today for primary elections. Well, Trump's
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Speaker 5: endorsed Lieutenant Governor Pamela Yvette holds just the narrowest of
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Speaker 5: possible leads in the GOP race, ahead of the state
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Speaker 5: Attorney General Alan Wilson at Representative Nancy Mace in a
33:32
Speaker 5: contest that appears much too close to call. So we're
33:36
Speaker 5: going to keep our eyes on that one. Well, I
33:40
Speaker 5: ran down the US APACHE helicopter, and I'm not surprised.
33:45
Speaker 5: Every time Trump says, well, we're getting close to a deal. Yeah,
33:50
Speaker 5: I knew it would be close. Yeah, maybe two or
33:54
Speaker 5: three days and we'll sign the deal. Every time he
33:58
Speaker 5: announces that they're close to working out a deal, something happens.
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Speaker 5: So it would behoove if someone in his inner circle
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Speaker 5: would say, hey, mister President, stop getting all giddy and
34:17
Speaker 5: going public every time you think you're close to settling
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Speaker 5: the issue with Iran, because Iran, just like the Democrats
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Speaker 5: here in America, don't want the issue to be settled.
34:30
Speaker 5: Because the Iranians, just like the Democrats, are trying to
34:33
Speaker 5: hold a lot of things up, including the end of
34:37
Speaker 5: this conflict with Iran, hoping that American voters will turn
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Speaker 5: on Trump and thus the GOP in the midterm elections.
34:51
Speaker 5: I understand his desire to bring about peace and att
34:54
Speaker 5: least get this thing solved, and that's good, but sometime
35:00
Speaker 5: strategy has to be i don't know, changed, just a
35:03
Speaker 5: little bit adjusted to the situation, and yeah, there needs
35:10
Speaker 5: to be more wisdom and man. Anti Trump lawyers nonprofits
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Speaker 5: secretly aided state prosecutions of Trump supporters, and we knew
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Speaker 5: that there had been a lot of persecution of people
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Speaker 5: that support President Trump. Democratic Attorneys General deputized private lawyers
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Speaker 5: from a nonprofit run by former Ali Obama ambassador and
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Speaker 5: anti Trump activist Norm Eisen to help prosecute supporters of
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Speaker 5: President Donald Trump simply for organizing alternate electors to challenge
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Speaker 5: the twenty twenty election results. According to tax records and
35:54
Speaker 5: internal memos released under open record laws. And I think
36:00
Speaker 5: that anyone who organizes from the government oppression of anyone
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Speaker 5: for supporting their presidential candidate and simply voicing their opinions
36:15
Speaker 5: that there may have been something wrong in the election
36:17
Speaker 5: they don't agree with the outcome. Because every time Democrats
36:20
Speaker 5: don't agree with an outcome, what do they do. Oh,
36:23
Speaker 5: looks like it's going to be a long time before
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Speaker 5: we get these votes counted out.
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Speaker 2: And yeah, we're going to have to.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's going to take till July eleventh to figure
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Speaker 5: out what's going on here in California. We're slow counting here. See,
36:40
Speaker 5: when Democrats don't like something, they go ahead and do it.
36:45
Speaker 5: And yeah, I know the GOP some of them. They
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Speaker 5: scratch their backsides and get a little upset, go on
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Speaker 5: Newsmax and complain, Go on Steve Bannon and complain, YadA, YadA, YadA,
36:58
Speaker 5: but do nothing about it. And when Republicans and Conservatives
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Speaker 5: were supporting Donald Trump and they did what was legal
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Speaker 5: to challenge the twenty twenty election results, they were persecuted
37:14
Speaker 5: and allowed to be persecuted. Is that they were invading
37:18
Speaker 5: coyotes in someone's backyard going after their pet dog or something.
37:24
Speaker 5: These people should face jail time. At least one state, Minnesota,
37:30
Speaker 5: swore in lawyers from Isisen's SUDC as special attorneys serving
37:36
Speaker 5: at the pleasure of the attorney general. You know, according
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Speaker 5: to the memos, other state and local prosecutors accepted advice
37:45
Speaker 5: and free work. Yeah, all because they didn't want evidence
37:52
Speaker 5: to be brought out that there could have been, you know,
37:54
Speaker 5: some the various nefarious activities going on in regards to
37:58
Speaker 5: the election. Everyone has a right to voice their opinion
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Speaker 5: yay or nay about an election and for not and
38:09
Speaker 5: these people should be shaking in.
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Speaker 2: Their boots they did all this.
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Speaker 5: But because there's been you know, we have a two
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Speaker 5: tiered justice system where one side can go to prison
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Speaker 5: and be persecuted for exercising their freedom of speech, while
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Speaker 5: the other side has yet to face any severe punishment
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Speaker 5: for actually breaking the law and not operating according to
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Speaker 5: constitutional standards.
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Speaker 2: Why. Two reasons.
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Speaker 5: Either there's a lot of cowards on the so called
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Speaker 5: right or.
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Speaker 2: They're fake.
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Speaker 5: Right, you know, they're fake politically on the right side,
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Speaker 5: and they're just there to help undermine the political right.
39:06
Speaker 5: But either way, it doesn't matter. They've done wrong and
39:10
Speaker 5: they've got to play, they've got to pay, so at
39:16
Speaker 5: least the Supreme Court has already thrown out charges in
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Speaker 5: the case, but they have vowed to restore them.
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Speaker 2: But we're going to see.
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Speaker 5: We're going to see what happens and how this thing
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Speaker 5: shakes out. But in my humble opinion, there should be
39:37
Speaker 5: a lot of shame. There should be a lot of
39:40
Speaker 5: shame in this country. But the way the voting situation
39:45
Speaker 5: is carried out, and they're saying in California that the
39:48
Speaker 5: votes may be continue to be tallied until the eleventh
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Speaker 5: while warning Metcalf that of what he would do. And
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Speaker 5: And so, yeah, at least.
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Speaker 2: Justice was.
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Speaker 5: Passed in this case. And it's not going to bring
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Speaker 5: Metcalf back, but it's about time that there's justice for
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Speaker 5: something that is wrong done wrong in this republic.
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Speaker 2: Now, my humble opinion, he should get the death penalty.
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Speaker 5: He should fry or hang, but I don't think they
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Speaker 5: exercised that very much in Texas anymore. But at least
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Speaker 5: he'll be in jail for a while, from twenty years
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Speaker 5: to life.
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Speaker 2: At least that's something.
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Speaker 5: Karen Bass and Nethhea Raman are going to be facing
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Speaker 5: off in the primary for the Los Angeles mayoral race.
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Speaker 5: They were to get together celebrating the fact that they're
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Speaker 5: one and two. So either way, the people of Los
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Speaker 5: Angeles are gonna be screwed. And I can't feel sorry
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Speaker 5: for them because they screwed themselves by passing so many
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Speaker 5: votes for these people, even with the cheating. Okay, if
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Speaker 5: there weren't all these other votes to cheat with.
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Speaker 2: They couldn't cheat. There was nothing for them to cheat.
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Speaker 5: If they had more people had voted for Spencer Pratt,
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Speaker 5: we would be having a different conversation.
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Speaker 2: So we have a situation where Los.
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Speaker 5: Angeles folks are going to learn continue to learn the
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Speaker 5: hard way that you know, they've got to learn to
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Speaker 5: make different choices that they want better results. Or maybe
47:53
Speaker 5: maybe they liked the destruction. I've told you that up
47:58
Speaker 5: to thirty five percent of America agree with and prefer
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Speaker 5: the destruction, and that is a very provable fact. By
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Speaker 5: the way, Well Spielberg Stephen Spielberg says that Disclosure Day
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Speaker 5: will leave Christians questioning their faith in God. Well to that,
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Speaker 5: I said, I say, I don't think so. Half a
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Speaker 5: century after Steven Spielberg challenged audiences to think about what
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Speaker 5: lies beyond the starry canopy that defines our universe. In
48:32
Speaker 5: Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the director is again
48:35
Speaker 5: challenging accepted precepts of faith and singing a belief in
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Speaker 5: a supreme being. His new film, Disclosure Disclosure Day, sees
48:45
Speaker 5: him revisit the possibility of aliens. He says that I
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Speaker 5: absolutely think that they have been here, that they are here. Okay,
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Speaker 5: there are other entities, there are other things walking around.
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Speaker 5: But I don't think that they're distant travelers from way
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Speaker 5: away from outer space. I don't think so. I think
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Speaker 5: their spirit beings. I think that there's a lot of
49:20
Speaker 5: deception in all of this because his main target is Christians.
49:26
Speaker 5: If you notice that he didn't say that Muslims would
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Speaker 5: be thrown off of their faith. He didn't say the Buddhists,
49:36
Speaker 5: he didn't say anyone but the Christians. Why is it
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Speaker 5: their faith walk.
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Speaker 2: That is a worthy question.
49:52
Speaker 5: So he dived a bit more deeply into what he
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Speaker 5: interprets his God, and he says, any God which acts
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Speaker 5: as a supreme being above and beyond us all he mused.
50:06
Speaker 5: He says, that's that's not possible. And he goes on
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Speaker 5: and on and on in this BS article of his. So, anyway,
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Speaker 5: disclosure day very interesting. How this is going to do
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Speaker 5: at the box office? I think you can guess how.
50:24
Speaker 5: I hope it goes at the Pope at the box office.
50:27
Speaker 5: But it is what it is. Fifty six to a
50:33
Speaker 5: percent of Democrats would rather live outside of the United States.
50:37
Speaker 5: Oh please leave, in the words of Arnold Schwarzenegger, get out,
50:45
Speaker 5: Get that out please. Polls showing many Democrats would rather
50:51
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50:54
Speaker 5: United States of America. The news coming as more in
50:58
Speaker 5: the party view socialism more favorably. And the ironic thing
51:04
Speaker 5: Democrats have been operating fully under socialist policies and principles
51:11
Speaker 5: at least since the nineteen sixties bastardized rights movement. At
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Speaker 5: least they destroyed American cities nineteen sixty to they unleashed
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Speaker 5: their ways on Detroit, and within five short years the
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Speaker 5: motor city engulfed, was engulfed in the largest urban riot
51:34
Speaker 5: in American history, and so on and so on, and
51:41
Speaker 5: it's never been the same. They destroyed the manufacturing capacities
51:46
Speaker 5: of Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Gary, Indiana. Gary, Indiana was actually
51:54
Speaker 5: a very nice little town. Then when I know Mayor
52:00
Speaker 5: Hatcher took over a civil rights guy, he immediately enacted
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Speaker 5: destructive policies and they turned Gary, Indiana into an American
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Speaker 5: asshole full of crime, decay, depravity in a very wealthy
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Speaker 5: state called Indiana. And so Democrats are about destruction. That's
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Speaker 5: what their their their their their mission is. Many of
52:32
Speaker 5: your Democrat mayors have spent time in Cuba, or as
52:37
Speaker 5: they say, Cuba, learning about how to undermine culture and
52:42
Speaker 5: society strategies, what to do if you make it into
52:47
Speaker 5: political office, what to even say, because in a more
52:53
Speaker 5: sane time, a Karen Bass's smirkface would never have a
52:58
Speaker 5: chance of being elected mayor of Los Angeles.
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Speaker 2: Never.
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Speaker 5: But like I said, after decade after decade after decade
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Speaker 5: of indoctrination of generation after generation of American students, many
53:17
Speaker 5: have now been convinced.
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Speaker 2: That they should support the evil, and that's what they do.
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Speaker 5: It is what it is, but it isn't how it
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Speaker 5: has to be. That is why I say the rest
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Speaker 5: of us need to learn how to fight back so
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Speaker 5: that we can take back what remains of our republic
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Speaker 5: called the United States of America.
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Speaker 2: Stephen A.
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Speaker 5: Smith, you know, the loudmouth guy on ESPN, he has
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Speaker 5: gone wacky again. He said he blames President Trump for
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Speaker 5: the New York Knicks lost last evening, and Trump had
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Speaker 5: a nice response and we'll we'll talk about that tomorrow.
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Speaker 5: Now that I see that, my time is a thank
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Speaker 5: you so much for your time. I'm Ron Edwards, reminding
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Speaker 5: you to pray for your nation, pray for your family,
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Speaker 5: your friends, and even your enemies.
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Speaker 2: That they get it right before it's too late.
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Speaker 5: Tree to others the same way you want to be
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Speaker 5: treated until next time. I'm Ron Edwards. Excelsior, even with
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Speaker 5: the DV.
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Speaker 10: That's all folks tags that stage right,