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Speaker 2: Good day, good day, Hello, and how are you? I
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Speaker 2: am your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards and Voyd do we
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Speaker 2: need a lot of refreshment to we walk outside today?
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Speaker 2: You know it's so humid that when you walk outside,
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Speaker 2: you automatically start swimming because the humidity is so thick,
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Speaker 2: and it's like walking through water. I tell you, man,
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Speaker 2: oh man. Anyway, it's still great to be alive. It
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Speaker 2: definitely beats the alternative.
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Speaker 4: But you know.
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Speaker 2: One thing that's not so refreshing the view. You know,
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Speaker 2: the collection of females. They're not ladies. The females that
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Speaker 2: gather every day to talk crap on ABC. Well, they're
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Speaker 2: the gift, the crap gift that keeps on giving today,
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Speaker 2: you know, after yesterday. They were embarrassed by Arnold Schwarzenegger,
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Speaker 2: who correctly pointed out that if you are a guest
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Speaker 2: in someone's home, which immigrants to the United States are,
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Speaker 2: they are our guests, and he was correct in saying
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Speaker 2: that they got upset because they were taken aback aghas
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Speaker 2: because he dared to say that they should be acting
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Speaker 2: like guests when they come into our country. I thought
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Speaker 2: that was pretty good, especially coming from Arnold, who kind
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Speaker 2: of turned into a liberal in recent years. But he
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Speaker 2: finally said something that I agreed with was just common sense.
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Speaker 2: And you know, he wasn't so much in favor of
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Speaker 2: illegal border crossers. And it's funny when these people continue
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Speaker 2: to yap about immigration into our republic, no one on
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Speaker 2: the right or the left. I don't hear them anyway
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Speaker 2: or see them talking about the fact the fact that
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Speaker 2: one point five million people still come into this country
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Speaker 2: every single year. Legally that should be more. That is
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Speaker 2: more than enough. By the way, if until Yeshua comes back,
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Speaker 2: the United States never had to deal with one more
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Speaker 2: illegal border crosser. Let's say that ends completely forever until,
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Speaker 2: like I said, Yeshua comes back. One point five million
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Speaker 2: is too many, even for a nation as large as
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Speaker 2: the United States. Did you know that every single year
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Speaker 2: that alone is retarded. And I'll tell you why, Because
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Speaker 2: when you have a sovereign nation, that nation has its
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Speaker 2: own culture. Japan has its own unique culture, China has
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Speaker 2: its Iran has its culture getting pounded right now, but
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Speaker 2: it has its own culture. South Africa has its communist culture.
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Speaker 2: Each nation has its own culture, right and the United States,
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Speaker 2: as I said, has its own culture, or it should
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Speaker 2: have its own culture. People should come here to become Americans, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 2: The way immigrants used to come to this country back
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Speaker 2: in the earlier part of the twentieth century when they
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Speaker 2: used to come through Ellis Island and they had to
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Speaker 2: go through certain hoops. Even when they came through legally
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Speaker 2: through Ellis Island, they just couldn't come in and welcome, Welcome, welcome,
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Speaker 2: you know, they didn't We weren't retarded as a nation
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Speaker 2: back then. They had to be checked for from everything
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Speaker 2: from life to w hooping, cough or whatever, and they
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Speaker 2: were asked to state their reasons. Why did they have relatives,
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Speaker 2: did they have a sponsor, can they sponsor themselves? And
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Speaker 2: so on and so on and so on. And I'm
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Speaker 2: of the opinion that all immigration into the United States
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Speaker 2: of America, legal and of course illegal, should be stopped
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Speaker 2: for no less than five years. Not one immigrant should
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Speaker 2: be allowed to come into this country for the next
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Speaker 2: five years. The reason why is because America needs to
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Speaker 2: get back to being American. We have to rebuild our culture,
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Speaker 2: just like we have to rebuild our economy, just like
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Speaker 2: we have to rebuild our military, just like we have
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Speaker 2: to rebuild our moral fiber, et cetera. We have to
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Speaker 2: rebuild our agricultural industry. Everything has to be rebuilt in
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Speaker 2: this country and renewed. And God forbid we do not
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Speaker 2: rebuild and restore true education. Oh yeah, and we must
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Speaker 2: not forget. We must restore true teaching from me of
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Speaker 2: the pulpits as well. So while we clean up our
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Speaker 2: act over the next five years, I would propose to
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Speaker 2: to spend any immigration into this country. You can visit,
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Speaker 2: come for vacation, you know, if there's a city worth
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Speaker 2: visiting right now, until they're repaired, you know, the protesters
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Speaker 2: are cleaned out of the streets, etc. Et cetera. But
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Speaker 2: you know, I mentioned this to certain people and they
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Speaker 2: get all upset, they get bent. Why would you say,
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Speaker 2: that's that's bigot it. You're an extreme nationalist. Yeah, well
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Speaker 2: yes I am. I am a nationalist. I understand a
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Speaker 2: concept called rational self interest see, because of the fact
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Speaker 2: that I grew up in America. So therefore that is
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Speaker 2: the culture that I'm most familiar with, though I have
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Speaker 2: visited other countries, but I'm most familiar with the one
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Speaker 2: that I grew up in. And because I am most
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Speaker 2: comfortable with it, with all the good aspects of our culture,
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Speaker 2: I think those things need to be restored and built upon.
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Speaker 2: And we don't need a million plus new immigrants coming
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Speaker 2: into this country getting in the way right now. We
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Speaker 2: are in too much of a fix to worry about
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Speaker 2: trying to fix the world by letting everyone in at
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Speaker 2: this particular time. And if you want to call me
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Speaker 2: an extreme nationalist, I wear that. You know, put it
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Speaker 2: in the form of a badge and send it to me.
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Speaker 2: I'll wear it. Put it on a T shirt size medium.
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Speaker 2: I will wear it with pride, see, with the correct
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Speaker 2: interpretation of pride. And you know the the you know
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Speaker 2: the view hosts where it looked so funny because Arnold
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Speaker 2: He's speaking right, and all of a sudden, this hand,
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Speaker 2: Remember the Adams family. I couldn't help but think about thing.
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Speaker 2: Remember thing, the hand in the Adams family, and so thing,
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Speaker 2: this black version of thing starts touching handled because they did.
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Speaker 2: They wanted to stop stop talking. They're like, oh, he's
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Speaker 2: telling too much truth. We've got to stop this because
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Speaker 2: see they're on the side of the destructive people that
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Speaker 2: are blocking our streets. Burning American flags have nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with with good immigration. So we need to really
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Speaker 2: clean up our own act. And while we're doing it,
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Speaker 2: no immigration into this country, none, not a could put
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Speaker 2: I think that's that's common sense. There's nothing extreme about that.
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Speaker 2: I mean, rational self interest, in my humble opinion, is
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Speaker 2: never extreme, because the better we are as a nation,
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Speaker 2: the better we will be for other nations and other
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Speaker 2: people around the world. And by the way, many of
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Speaker 2: these nations that there where people are coming to this
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Speaker 2: country from, many of those nations are much older than
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Speaker 2: our republic. So I you know, I've always often wondered, Okay,
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Speaker 2: why is it that, in this particular day and age,
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Speaker 2: the United States has been in existence for well over
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Speaker 2: two hundred years, two hundred and fifty. We'll be celebrating
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Speaker 2: that officially very soon. And why is it that after
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Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty years of American existence, rather than
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Speaker 2: patterning the patterning their economies after hours and setting their
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Speaker 2: own standards, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Why is
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Speaker 2: it that so many nations around the world choose to
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Speaker 2: live know on a level equal to that of hyenas
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Speaker 2: and chimpanzees. Why and then they turn around and say,
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Speaker 2: we want to go to America. We want to go
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Speaker 2: to America to mess it up. Basically, they want to
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Speaker 2: mess us up. These people aren't coming having come into
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Speaker 2: this country to help build up the United States. They're
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Speaker 2: nothing like the Italians that came into this country or
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Speaker 2: the Polish. I'll never forget the stories. And you know
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Speaker 2: that we had older Polish neighbors in our neighborhood in
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Speaker 2: our neighborhood, and I used to love talking to them
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Speaker 2: and the Serbians. Oh my gosh, the wonderful stories. We'll
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Speaker 2: Well, hello, my American family. I'm not Edwards, and you
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Speaker 2: are listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience. Yep, he know.
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Speaker 2: I watched the press conference at the President Hill today
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Speaker 2: at the White House and putting up the giant flagpoles,
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Speaker 2: and he paid for it himself. It wasn't he wasn't
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Speaker 2: utilizing any tax dollars. But I think that just shows
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Speaker 2: you the heart that he has for our country that
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Speaker 2: he would use his own money to put up a
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Speaker 2: couple of giant flagpoles so that you would see the
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Speaker 2: giant beautiful red, white and blue. But he also says
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Speaker 2: something that I totally agreed with when he called Jerome Chair,
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Fed Chair, Jerome Powell stupid and he is,
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Speaker 2: you know, Jerome Powell. I wish that President Trump would
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Speaker 2: fire him or do something because this guy is on
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Speaker 2: purpose trying to slow down economic growth in our country.
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Speaker 2: Why because he does not like President Trump. But even
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Speaker 2: more egregious, in my humble opinion, is the fact that
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Speaker 2: see Powell, amongst many in these positions of power are globalists,
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Speaker 2: and they don't want to see America prosperous again under
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Speaker 2: a more independent mindset. They won America tied in with
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Speaker 2: the globalist pinheads of Europe in particular, and under the
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Speaker 2: boothel of China. Many government officials. I don't think Powell
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Speaker 2: was a part of this, but he's sure has no
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Speaker 2: problem with it. But many government officials, as you probably know,
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Speaker 2: have been for years been paid off by allegedly by
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Speaker 2: Chinese officials. And then, of course, according to Gateway Pundit,
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Speaker 2: we know it's been talked about for several days about
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Speaker 2: China's twenty twenty fake mail in ballots in order to
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Speaker 2: block Trump. These kinds of things need to be investigated.
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Speaker 2: And I fault US officials more more than I do China.
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Speaker 2: I really do, because China's an enemy, you know that.
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Speaker 2: But it's the enemies from within that give our external
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Speaker 2: enemies permission and aid in undermining our republic and making
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Speaker 2: life more difficult for us. But as in Romans eight
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Speaker 2: twenty eight talks about the fact that, hey, what was
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Speaker 2: meant for evils turned out to be good, and if
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Speaker 2: if President Trump lives up to his potential, that will
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Speaker 2: be turned out to be true. What was meant for
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Speaker 2: evil in twenty twenty will turn out for our good
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Speaker 2: in the next four years and beyond that. Now, the
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Speaker 2: Fed chair all he has to do. All he has
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Speaker 2: to do is lord lower the interest rates that will
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Speaker 2: help stimulate the economy so much so, in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 2: that we don't see if you lower the interest rates,
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Speaker 2: make sure that Trump's tax cuts remain intact, that we
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Speaker 2: don't get that seventy sixty seven percent tax increased that
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Speaker 2: the Democrats want to pull off, and the rhinos to
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Speaker 2: the globalists, and a few other things that are very necessary.
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Speaker 2: Guess what, we don't need to have an increase in
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Speaker 2: the debt ceiling. I think that's one area where President
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Speaker 2: Trump is dead wrong. He talked about that today. Oh,
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Speaker 2: we need to increase the debt ceiling. No we don't. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.
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Speaker 2: I don't know why. As intelligent as he is, I
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Speaker 2: don't understand why, in Samuel he buy into the big
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Speaker 2: fat lie that we need to increase the debt ceiling.
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Speaker 2: America is not prosperous because of debt, and the Europeans
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Speaker 2: look at us like we are total retards in that area.
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Speaker 2: No one runs around, you know who's logical would run
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Speaker 2: around say, you know what, it's better that we have greater,
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Speaker 2: greater debt, greater greater, Yes, I said it that way,
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Speaker 2: more and more debt. Just pile it on. I don't
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Speaker 2: worry about the future. Just increase the debt and we'll
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Speaker 2: be fine. Yeah, you'll have temporary prosperity, but one day,
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Speaker 2: one day, that time bomb, that ticking time bomb called
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Speaker 2: the debt will come crashing down on you, like as
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Speaker 2: if you were standing on the Niagara Falls, meaning the
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Speaker 2: nation over all. What needs to happen, and this is
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Speaker 2: what I'm going to tell you is very simple stuff.
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Speaker 2: It's very elementary, okay, very pedestrian. All we have to
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Speaker 2: do is roll back spending levels to twenty nineteen before
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Speaker 2: the Corona China virus scam, dimic situation. All we have
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Speaker 2: to do roll it back to that level because it
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Speaker 2: was during that extra wasteful spending during the Corona China virus.
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Speaker 2: Just knock that out because a lot of that spending,
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Speaker 2: most of that spending was waste. That waste, wasted finances
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Speaker 2: to either shoot us up those who took the shot,
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Speaker 2: or utilized to restrict Americans, or to pay off the
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Speaker 2: media to fool we the people, those who who were
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Speaker 2: You know, we're walking around as gullible gullivers. But no,
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Speaker 2: mister President, I really like you, President Trump, but on
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Speaker 2: this one, you are dead wrong. Debt is never good.
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Speaker 4: No, no, no, no no.
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Speaker 2: We just have to smart enough. Even the brick nations.
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Speaker 2: That's one of the reasons, one of the things that
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Speaker 2: are fueling that fire. Oh, we don't want to live
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Speaker 2: in debt forever. You think Russia is in debt, No,
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Speaker 2: the ruble is backed by gold and and and and
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Speaker 2: the average media outlet in this country will tell you
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Speaker 2: all the Russian economies and shambles there, this, that and
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Speaker 2: the other. Oh well, well, but when you check into it,
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Speaker 2: it's not so. The living conditions in Moscow, and saying
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Speaker 2: Petersburg makes the living conditions in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York,
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Speaker 2: but particularly Los Angeles and Chicago especially, and a few
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Speaker 2: other American cities make you know, Moscow and Saint petersberglan
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Speaker 2: makes American cities look like garbage heaps. In comparison, you
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Speaker 2: can put videos side by side of these great American
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Speaker 2: cities and you see the conditions people sitting in the
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Speaker 2: middle of the streets, lined up across, sitting down, and
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Speaker 2: the drivers in their cars just stop. They may honk
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Speaker 2: their horns a little bit. I'm of the opinion, and
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Speaker 2: I know most of you probably won't agree with me
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Speaker 2: on this one, but I'm of the opinion. See, I
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Speaker 2: learned as a little tadpole a young lad that you
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Speaker 2: don't play in traffic. You just don't. When they put
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Speaker 2: the pedal to the metal, you get out of the way.
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Speaker 2: If you don't. If you want to play bumper cars,
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Speaker 2: if you want to turn your body into a bumper
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Speaker 2: car participant, that's on you. And that's why I'm glad
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Speaker 2: that in Florida the governor there said, you know what,
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Speaker 2: if you decide to sit in the streets to be
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Speaker 2: a pain in the backside to drivers, they have the
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Speaker 2: right to keep rolling, roll them, roll and roll them.
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Speaker 2: And if you want to become a pancake, it's all
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Speaker 2: on you. You're responsible for yourself. See, this is why
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Speaker 2: we need to get back to personal responsibility orientation in
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Speaker 2: this country, because America has become in some ways a
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Speaker 2: nation that doesn't that no longer exudes personal responsibility. Someone
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Speaker 2: else is responsible for your conditions, not you. That's both
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Speaker 2: capitalist with a hit. We are responsible for ourselves. And
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Speaker 2: I believe that if you have a you have a
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Speaker 2: problem with the government. Right these people they're running around
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Speaker 2: with effigies of President Trump, they're burning American flags, but
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Speaker 2: yet people they don't know or know of. Those are
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Speaker 2: the people that they're inconveniency, inconveniencing as they're trying to
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Speaker 2: get to work. Now, how moral is that? How how
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Speaker 2: what is that helping? Let's say, these yahoo's who are
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Speaker 2: in support of the illegal border crosses, what if they
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Speaker 2: actually had a logical point? What are they Even during
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Speaker 2: the days of the marches, during the Bastardized rights movement,
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Speaker 2: they didn't block traffic. They walked around and walked around
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Speaker 2: singing we shall overcome, but they didn't get in the
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Speaker 2: way of traffic. But it is what it is. They
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Speaker 2: usually got permits from those cities, and there was a
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Speaker 2: time set aside, but they just didn't. You know, Oh,
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Speaker 2: let's get up today and let's just jump out there
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Speaker 2: in the middle of Times Square, in the middle of
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Speaker 2: where Euclid Avenue or Woodward Avenue, the Magnificent Mile. Just
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Speaker 2: just block it up just because we feel like it,
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Speaker 2: because we feel that we're so important. And it was
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Speaker 2: so sad. I saw a video where they were blocking
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Speaker 2: traffic and they were beating on this guy's car, just
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Speaker 2: beating on it. So he revved it up and he
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Speaker 2: plowed through. And the police who had been watching these
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Speaker 2: people illegally impede traffic. They went after the guy who
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Speaker 2: decided to roll them, roll them so we could get
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Speaker 2: to work. He literally had to go get to work.
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Speaker 2: And see when police officers decide to take the sides
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Speaker 2: of those who are being a pain in the backside,
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Speaker 2: just to do it because they feel they have the
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Speaker 2: power to. You know, there's another great video I saw,
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Speaker 2: and I think it was Germany where a woman got
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Speaker 2: Anyway dot.
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Speaker 9: As many expected, the Federal Reserve has kept its key
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Speaker 9: interest rate unchanged for the fourth straight time. Speaking with
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Speaker 9: reporters before the decision was announced, President Trump had harsh
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Speaker 9: words our Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell.
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Speaker 2: I've been so nice to him, fellas you wouldn't.
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Speaker 10: But let's have dinner. Too late.
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Speaker 7: I'd go him too late, come on, too late, let's
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Speaker 2: I do it every way in the book. I'm nasty,
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Speaker 2: He's like just a stupid person. It's still expected there
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Speaker 2: will be two rate cuts this year.
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Speaker 9: Also at townhall dot Com, President Trump says the United
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Speaker 9: States may or may not hit Iran with a military strike.
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Speaker 2: White House correspondent Greg Kluxton report.
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Speaker 11: As he weighs possible US intervention in the Israeli Iranian conflict.
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Speaker 11: The President won't say whether he has decided to order
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Speaker 11: a strike on Iran.
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Speaker 10: I may do it, I may not do it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, nobody knows what I'm gonna do.
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Speaker 11: He also said that it's not too late for Iran
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Speaker 11: to give up it's nuclear program.
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Speaker 7: RAN's got a lot of trouble and they want to negotiate.
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Speaker 11: So far, Iran Supreme Leader is refusing to submit to
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Speaker 11: the President's call for unconditional surrender. Greg Klugston, Washington.
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Speaker 9: Jurors in the murder trial of Karen Reid say they've
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Speaker 9: Boston police officer John o'keef with her SUV and leaving
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Speaker 2: welcome one and all from throughout America and around the world,
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Speaker 2: great nations like Japan, Spain and Australia, etc. Etc. Thank
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Speaker 2: you so much for tuning in. You know, folks, before
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Speaker 2: the break, I was talking about how people like to
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Speaker 2: make themselves, you know, into a pain in the backside
30:35
Speaker 2: and block traffic because they feel special or something like that.
30:41
Speaker 2: Now I just got a little notification here. It says,
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Speaker 2: in general, you do not need to permit to protest
30:47
Speaker 2: in public, on public sidewalks or in most parts as
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Speaker 2: long as you are not blocking traffic or using amplified sounds,
30:56
Speaker 2: so you still cannot block traffic. However, permits may be
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Speaker 2: required for larger gatherings or if you plan the block streets.
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Speaker 2: But in the case of whether it's London, many American cities,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, when Muslims decide too they just jump out there,
31:16
Speaker 2: man and just start banging the foreheads to the cement.
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Speaker 2: You know, boom boom, down go the heads and they're
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Speaker 2: in the way. They just are in the way. But
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Speaker 2: in the State of Florida, we're common sense, and at
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Speaker 2: least in this area is supreme. The governor there says,
31:38
Speaker 2: you know what, if you want to block traffic, you're
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Speaker 2: putting your life at risk, because he's ordered his state
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Speaker 2: troopers and the police throughout the Great State of Florida
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Speaker 2: not to bother anyone who's using rational self interest interest
31:55
Speaker 2: rather to get the heck out of dodge. If they're
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Speaker 2: being surrounded by people that decide block traffic like their
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Speaker 2: privileged characters or something. They're mad at the government, but
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Speaker 2: they want to be a pain in the backside to
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Speaker 2: people they don't know. Now, to me, that is just retarded.
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Speaker 2: It's just evil. Wow, this is kind of sad, in
32:21
Speaker 2: my humble opinion. In Great Britain, I'm sorry. In the
32:24
Speaker 2: Once Great Britain, lawmakers there have voted to decriminalize abortion
32:29
Speaker 2: up until birth. Man, so when the baby's born, you
32:36
Speaker 2: can clock the baby out. That's awful. That is awful,
32:41
Speaker 2: is it. They don't have enough problems over there in
32:44
Speaker 2: the Once Great Britain. It's like when these Western nations.
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Speaker 2: They they go out of control, man, and they just
32:51
Speaker 2: spin out of control and continues to wax worse and
32:55
Speaker 2: worse and worse. Looking at a sign here, this is
32:59
Speaker 2: ah these people celebrating mostly females in Great Britain. One
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Speaker 2: sign says my body, my choice. Then the other one
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Speaker 2: says tear down the sexist system. Hmm what are they
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Speaker 2: referring to? Because in Great Britain, as as in the
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Speaker 2: United States, most of the sexism today is pointed against
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Speaker 2: men by a female dominated hierarchy in Western society. Hmm. Interesting.
33:30
Speaker 2: I like to see how that's going to play out.
33:33
Speaker 2: Wonder if men will start being men in Great Britain
33:36
Speaker 2: again and just say, you know, what the heck with
33:37
Speaker 2: this crap? Well, New York Governor Kathy Hockel said that
33:44
Speaker 2: she would assist the Trump administration with deporting violent criminals
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Speaker 2: from her state, but not employed immigrants seeking asylum. Well,
33:53
Speaker 2: see see that and can be placed under the spectrum
33:59
Speaker 2: of interpretation. And I'll tell you what I mean. When
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Speaker 2: they have gone to some places of employment and have
34:08
Speaker 2: pulled out illegal border crossers, did you know that a
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Speaker 2: good number of them that are working at these particular
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Speaker 2: places are themselves violent criminals. So what hokl would probably
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Speaker 2: plan to do, because she's in favor of illegals, whether
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Speaker 2: they're violent or not, over her voters, she would say, well,
34:29
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter. They have a job, doesn't matter if
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Speaker 2: they killed someone, rape someone or both. They're working. So
34:36
Speaker 2: mister Trump, you can't take them out. Sorry, it's not
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Speaker 2: going to work. We have to get these illegals out.
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Speaker 2: And by the way I think about them, I read
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Speaker 2: here where it says it's possible that a million illegals
34:55
Speaker 2: have already self deported and in many places where they
34:59
Speaker 2: were working, and they're gone. All of a sudden, Americans
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Speaker 2: have come in and filled those jobs, which dispels the
35:06
Speaker 2: big fat lie that have been they've been telling. Well,
35:09
Speaker 2: they take the jobs that Americans just don't want. They
35:12
Speaker 2: don't want them. They don't want them. You know, they
35:15
Speaker 2: act like Americans only Well, the only thing I'm going
35:19
Speaker 2: to work out as an American as an executive at
35:22
Speaker 2: a major corporation. No, these these people think they were
35:28
Speaker 2: all idiots. One thing my dad taught me when I
35:31
Speaker 2: was a little boy. Hey, life is like a ladder.
35:35
Speaker 2: Most of the time you start at the bottom and
35:37
Speaker 2: you climb up the ladder of success. That's what that's
35:43
Speaker 2: the participation in a land of opportunity. You grow, you
35:47
Speaker 2: expand you climb upward, upward. Mobility is what they called it.
35:54
Speaker 2: And so you know, as they are, their lies continue
35:57
Speaker 2: to be exposed. They shall be expelled, the liars in
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Speaker 2: government and the illegals who came into our country illegally.
36:12
Speaker 2: America is becoming one of the worst countries. Guess who
36:15
Speaker 2: said that. Guess who said that? My friends, Elan o'mar hmm.
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Speaker 3: You know this.
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Speaker 2: She's got a lot of nerve. She has a lot
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Speaker 2: of nerve. And I'll tell you something. She and others
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Speaker 2: like her are really blessed that people that think like
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Speaker 2: me are not in positions of authority or real or
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Speaker 2: real power. She is blessed because, in my humble opinion,
36:47
Speaker 2: if you are a member of the United States government
36:51
Speaker 2: and trust me, that's one of the nicer things that
36:54
Speaker 2: she has said about this country. By the way, when
36:58
Speaker 2: she said a few ago that her job is to
37:03
Speaker 2: govern on behalf of Somalia, Oh, if were up to me,
37:09
Speaker 2: she would have immediately been expelled. She would have been gone.
37:14
Speaker 2: Could put not just out of that position? In government,
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Speaker 2: she would have been gone out of the country. What
37:22
Speaker 2: an ungrateful twit. She was rescued, okay, out of a
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Speaker 2: horrible situation, because you know, if you're a female in Somalia,
37:33
Speaker 2: in that uncivilized as whole of a nation you're in,
37:38
Speaker 2: you know you have a hard way to go. And
37:40
Speaker 2: that's putting it mildly. So she was rescued from a
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Speaker 2: camp where people have their way with women as they
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Speaker 2: see fit. And I'm putting it very mildly.
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Speaker 3: And you know that.
37:55
Speaker 2: And she comes to this country and she along with
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Speaker 2: miss Talib of dear bornis stan Michigan, these two Muslim
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Speaker 2: twits who just want to destroy this country. And see,
38:10
Speaker 2: that's another big problem I have with the United States.
38:13
Speaker 2: We are too lenient when it comes to people like this. Now,
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Speaker 2: she has the right to exercise her opinion, but I
38:24
Speaker 2: do I do not believe that if you are voted
38:28
Speaker 2: into office by American sovereign, by sovereign Americans, you don't
38:33
Speaker 2: have the right, in my opinion, to work against the country,
38:37
Speaker 2: to undermine the country, to work on behalf of another country.
38:41
Speaker 2: As she so stated, you should be ridden out on
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Speaker 2: a rail. You should be told Avisa baby and boot
38:53
Speaker 2: it out. We don't need human debris in this country.
38:58
Speaker 2: We don't need it. We can't afford it to go,
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Speaker 2: And man, oh man, it seems that a big Iranian
43:24
Speaker 2: government plane has landed in Oman, Jordan. I wonder what
43:27
Speaker 2: that's all about. Are they escapees or are they planning
43:32
Speaker 2: something is Could there be a negotiations going on? Only
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Speaker 2: they know for sure. Hopefully something good will come out
43:40
Speaker 2: of that, and that the Iranians will get tired of
43:45
Speaker 2: being pounded upon. Because here's the thing. While they are,
43:51
Speaker 2: you know, throwing a lot of missiles right now at Israel,
43:55
Speaker 2: those missiles are going to run out. I think they
43:58
Speaker 2: said they had about a total of a thousand or
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44:08
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44:14
Speaker 2: I did just see that there is a giant cargo
44:18
Speaker 2: plane that has lifted off from China that is flying
44:23
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44:28
Speaker 2: in that regard. It is really very interesting how certain
44:39
Speaker 2: things are going to be playing out in the very
44:41
Speaker 2: near future. And while I am very interested to a
44:46
Speaker 2: certain degree about Hunter Biden, I'm looking at a story,
44:51
Speaker 2: you know, President Trump talking about how he was hunted
44:56
Speaker 2: and now he's the hunter, and uh, I wonder and
45:03
Speaker 2: he's talking about the Hunter Biden situation and how ABC
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Speaker 2: News and all these lies. But right now, I think
45:11
Speaker 2: it is more important that the president remain highly focused
45:18
Speaker 2: on restoring this republic. And he's got to be so
45:23
Speaker 2: focused that he doesn't slip up that he doesn't slip up,
45:32
Speaker 2: and and and I don't know what's going on, because
45:36
Speaker 2: there are things that you see. He has to be
45:40
Speaker 2: to be very focused right now like never before, because
45:48
Speaker 2: there are still people, even though compared to his first administration,
45:52
Speaker 2: there's still some creepy people maybe in his government, in
45:57
Speaker 2: his cabinet, and some members of his the religious board
46:02
Speaker 2: or whatever that he has to watch out for. And
46:08
Speaker 2: if he doesn't remain supremely focused, things could happen where
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Speaker 2: someone slips something in and he goes in the wrong
46:18
Speaker 2: direction on this issue or that issue, and it could
46:22
Speaker 2: end up pretty bad for him. Bad decisions mean bad problems,
46:32
Speaker 2: and so and so it goes. Is the ind near top.
46:38
Speaker 2: Kamani aid reportedly and talks with Russia for possible escape ramp.
46:43
Speaker 2: Several Iranian officials are finalizing their own exit plans, and
46:48
Speaker 2: are they amongst those that flew to a mom now
46:54
Speaker 2: As far as they're you know, they're saying that the
46:56
Speaker 2: Kamani is still in Iran. It's because he is continuing
47:00
Speaker 2: to sell wolf tickets. And they're saying that if the
47:03
Speaker 2: United States gets directly involved, that Iran would be defending
47:09
Speaker 2: itself In fact, it was in the news report right
47:12
Speaker 2: before the beginning of this show. And I find that
47:15
Speaker 2: kind of ironic and humorous at the same time, because
47:19
Speaker 2: wasn't it in nineteen seventy nine, after the Shaw was
47:25
Speaker 2: deposed and they brought in these commandees, they declared war
47:30
Speaker 2: in nineteen seventy nine against the United States, and they
47:33
Speaker 2: never rescinded that declaration of war against our republic. And
47:39
Speaker 2: because they could not defeat the United States in a
47:41
Speaker 2: direct conflict, they have been paying for proxies to harm
47:47
Speaker 2: American interest, either directly within our republic or in places
47:52
Speaker 2: around the world. So I find it quite nervy for
47:58
Speaker 2: an individual of the Iranian government or the religious blockheads
48:03
Speaker 2: over there to start, you know, selling more Wolf tickets saying, well,
48:08
Speaker 2: it'll just be Iran defending itself. No, you guys started
48:11
Speaker 2: all this with the United States in nineteen seventy nine.
48:19
Speaker 2: And if more people in the United States had their
48:23
Speaker 2: heads you know, screwed on, right, and I'm talking about
48:26
Speaker 2: the government in particular, there could be a way that
48:31
Speaker 2: the United States could rightfully go in and do away
48:36
Speaker 2: with Iran with the government over there. But we waited
48:41
Speaker 2: so long since nineteen seventy nine and have done very little.
48:46
Speaker 2: Instead of going after Iran way back in the day,
48:49
Speaker 2: we've been going into foolish ventures like when we went
48:54
Speaker 2: to Iraq, like when we went to Afghanistan, originally foolish
49:01
Speaker 2: ventures which in the long run have done us very
49:07
Speaker 2: little good. We've gotten very little return on them. But
49:10
Speaker 2: a nation that officially did declare war on the United
49:13
Speaker 2: States of America named Ran at one time known as Persia,
49:21
Speaker 2: you know, And like I said, they have been going
49:25
Speaker 2: at the United States through proxies. So it is what
49:31
Speaker 2: it is, and it's going to be very interesting how
49:35
Speaker 2: this thing turns out well. As we head towards the
49:42
Speaker 2: waning moments of the show, I couldn't help. I couldn't help,
49:46
Speaker 2: But I was going to not bring this up, but
49:50
Speaker 2: the WNBA. I wouldn't even be mentioning the WNBA if
49:54
Speaker 2: it wasn't for one person. One person. Her name is
49:58
Speaker 2: Caitlin Clark, as A call her, and it's because of her.
50:03
Speaker 2: I'm even still aware of the WNBA, which was dying
50:06
Speaker 2: on the vine.
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Speaker 3: Do you know this?
50:08
Speaker 2: Since she's been back for two games. I just found
50:12
Speaker 2: out today that she alone represents twenty percent of the
50:16
Speaker 2: revenue that is collected by the WNBA when she steps
50:22
Speaker 2: onto the floor. She was out for five days because
50:25
Speaker 2: she was injured by a cheating player, and last night
50:31
Speaker 2: she was gouged in the eye by another player, all
50:38
Speaker 2: because of racism and wacky, wacky sexism because she refuses
50:46
Speaker 2: to you know, she's not a lesbian, so she's unpopular
50:52
Speaker 2: because of that, and she's not black, and she's the
50:55
Speaker 2: best player probably in the history of the WNBA ready,
51:02
Speaker 2: and so they hate her. And these same people who
51:08
Speaker 2: run around talking about racism and being treated unfairly and
51:13
Speaker 2: all woe is me, and how they think that they
51:18
Speaker 2: should be paid the same levels as NBA players are,
51:28
Speaker 2: And that is just intellectually dishonest. That is just foolish
51:32
Speaker 2: talk because, first of all, believe it or not, based
51:37
Speaker 2: upon the wages collected by the WNBA, the women are
51:42
Speaker 2: actually paid at a higher percentage of the WNBA earnings
51:49
Speaker 2: than the NBA players are paid out of the revenues
51:55
Speaker 2: generated by the NBA. The difference is the NBA revenues
51:59
Speaker 2: are so hugege that they can pay NBA players hundreds
52:05
Speaker 2: of millions of dollars, and that is still a tiny
52:07
Speaker 2: fraction of the revenues being brought in by the NBA,
52:14
Speaker 2: whereas the WNBA, where women are actually paid, a much
52:18
Speaker 2: higher percentage of the revenues brought in by the WNBA
52:23
Speaker 2: is pennies in comparison to what the guys are getting paid.
52:29
Speaker 2: And yet when Caitlin Clark steps on the floor, she
52:33
Speaker 2: represents another twenty percent of revenue, just automatically, just her alone,
52:40
Speaker 2: because that's how many people fill the seats when they
52:43
Speaker 2: know she's going to be playing. That is amazing, that is,
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Speaker 2: and the revenue from the you know, the the T
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Speaker 2: yet they still call that thing a woman.
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Speaker 2: I've never heard a woman, a real woman whose voice
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Speaker 2: was deeper than mine. You know, maybe one or two
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Speaker 2: that were singing, but I mean just talking. Never heard
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Speaker 2: it in my life in Britney Grinder. Yeah, she talks
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Speaker 2: now that I see that my time is up, thank
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Speaker 2: you so much for your time. I'm not Edwards, thanking you,
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Speaker 2: reminding you also to pray for your nation, pray for
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Speaker 2: your family, your friends, and your enemy, and also treat
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Speaker 2: others the same way you want to be treated. And
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Speaker 2: remember yees shuway is king. I'm on Edwards, and I
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Speaker 2: shall return until next time. By now.
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