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John Kerry Declares War on the Constitution (Ep.53) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report Early Edition. I'm
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Speaker 1: your host, Davida. A lot to get to today on
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Speaker 1: this Monday morning. The Biden administration is sending National Guardsmen
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Speaker 1: to the Middle East as Hurricane Helene decimates communities. Kamala
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Speaker 1: Harris rebrands as the pro-border security candidate. New data shows
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Speaker 1: tens of thousands of illegal rapists and murderers are on
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Speaker 1: the loose. John Kerry wants to eradicate the Constitution. Radical
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Speaker 1: climate protesters are Thankfully sentenced to jail time in the UK,
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris fails to upstage Trump at the Alabama-Georgia game.
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Speaker 1: Polling shows Gen Z men are going to church more
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Speaker 1: and identifying as conservative. And The Telegraph theorizes that Jesus
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Speaker 1: was actually transgender. All this on Bongina Report, early edition.
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Speaker 1: So by now, most of you guys have probably seen
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Speaker 1: some of the footage from Hurricane Helene. It has been devastating.
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Speaker 1: 59 people killed so far, as much as we know of.
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Speaker 1: Five states, leveled communities, knocked out power, people stranded in floodwaters.
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Speaker 1: I have some footage to show you guys of Tennessee.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna see a bridge actually fall apart because of
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Speaker 1: all the flooding. If you're listening, the power behind this
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Speaker 1: flooding is incredible. It's shocking. And the bridge just collapses.
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Speaker 1: And people's homes are, I mean, people live here. People's
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Speaker 1: lives are just destroyed by this. We're good with that, Mikey.
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Speaker 1: So like I said, people's lives have been destroyed. There
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Speaker 1: are still families trapped in their homes, utilities are completely out.
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Speaker 1: And in the midst of all this, on Saturday, the
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Speaker 1: Biden-Kamala administration deployed over 700 Tennessee National Guard soldiers to Kuwait.
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Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Kuwait?
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Speaker 2: What?
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Speaker 1: And some have said, well, and there's a community notes
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Speaker 1: on somebody pointing this out that on X, they said, well,
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Speaker 1: there are, you know, 10,000 National Guardsmen in Tennessee. It's
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Speaker 1: not a big deal. It is a big deal. Hundreds
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Speaker 1: of people are reportedly still stranded from this disaster with
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Speaker 1: no running water, dwindling food supplies. We have no idea
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Speaker 1: how many more have already died because they haven't had
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Speaker 1: support to them. We can't afford to send 700 National
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Speaker 1: Guardsmen to the Middle East in the midst of a
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Speaker 1: crisis here at home. This is an all hands on
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Speaker 1: deck situation. But it tells you where Kamala and Biden
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Speaker 1: are at. Their priorities are completely backward. I want to
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Speaker 1: show you all some footage from North Carolina as well because,
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Speaker 1: of course, it's not just Tennessee. I mean, I'm showing
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Speaker 1: you this just because, I mean, I'm from Wisconsin. We
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Speaker 1: don't see stuff like this ever happen. These are American communities,
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Speaker 1: American homes leveled by this storm. And the power of
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Speaker 1: the flooding is truly incredible to behold. Truly, truly devastating.
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Speaker 1: We're good with that, Mikey. So where was Biden yesterday
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Speaker 1: as communities were reeling from this disaster? He was lounging
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Speaker 1: on a beach in Delaware. What about Vice President Kamala Harris?
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Speaker 1: She was at a fundraiser in San Francisco. Absolutely zero
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Speaker 1: leadership during this crisis. Kamala is the vice president. She
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Speaker 1: is in charge, especially considering that the president is completely senile.
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Speaker 1: And according to Biden himself, he's delegated everything from domestic
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Speaker 1: and foreign policy to Kamala. But she's too busy fundraising
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Speaker 1: to be president to care about doing the job that
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Speaker 1: she has now, which is default head of state. Considering
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Speaker 1: that Biden has completely lost it. If you want to
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Speaker 1: be president Kamala, prove it. Prove you're worthy for the
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Speaker 1: job by showing some leadership while five states are in
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Speaker 1: absolute chaos. Please someone explain to me why anyone would
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Speaker 1: vote for Kamala to take on more responsibility that she's
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Speaker 1: already failing to fulfill now. It makes no sense. Speaking
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Speaker 1: of responsibility that she's failing to take on now, Borders
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Speaker 1: are Kamala Harris is arguably more responsible than anyone for
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Speaker 1: the border crisis, but she doesn't want anybody to know
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Speaker 1: that because the voters are angry. They see how this
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Speaker 1: administration is facilitating child trafficking, emboldening the cartels, fueling the
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Speaker 1: drug epidemic, and importing the third world into respectable American
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Speaker 1: cities and towns, and the American people are done with it.
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Speaker 1: Americans have had it. So Kamala's rebranding. She's going to
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Speaker 1: be the tough-on-border candidate. And don't you dare say that
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Speaker 1: Kamala is the border czar and could be doing something
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Speaker 1: about it right now as vice president, because that would
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Speaker 1: be missing disinformation. No, she is tough on border security,
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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Just vote for her as president and you'll
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Speaker 1: find out. Robert Sterling on X at a little tally.
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Speaker 1: And he reported that in the past two days, Kamala
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Speaker 1: has tweeted about the border 15 times. Prior to that,
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Speaker 1: she had a total of just nine tweets since taking
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Speaker 1: office in 2021. Two in 2021, seven in, what was
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Speaker 1: seven in 2023? Oh, seven in 2024. Prior to these dates. Zero.
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Speaker 1: Zero in 2022 and 2023. Thank you, Michael. And then
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Speaker 1: 15 in the last few days. It's incredible. She's the border.
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Speaker 1: Not only is she not the borders are, but she's
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Speaker 1: going to be the candidate to secure the border if
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Speaker 1: she's elected. It's truly incredible. I want to show you
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Speaker 1: guys how stark the difference is in Kamala's rhetoric. Here
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Speaker 1: was Kamala one month ago committing to closing... immigration detention
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Speaker 1: centers on day one of taking office.
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Speaker 3: Hi, my name is Sally Hartman.
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Speaker 1: I'm a volunteer with the Center for Worker Justice.
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Speaker 4: I want to know, when you become president, would you be.
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Speaker 3: Committing to close immigration detention centers?
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Speaker 4: Absolutely, on day one.
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Speaker 1: On day one.
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Speaker 2: On day one.
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Speaker 1: And thank you for And rest assured, she isn't promising
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Speaker 1: to close the detention centers because she's going to mass
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Speaker 1: deport people. No, instead, she wants to just close them
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Speaker 1: because she's an open border candidate. She doesn't believe in
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Speaker 1: us having border security. Here's Kamala, again, smiling and chanting.
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Speaker 5: She is an open border candidate.
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Speaker 1: She's chanting and smiling to down, down deportation. So Kamala
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Speaker 1: has been consistently anti-border security, even to this day.
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Speaker 6: As the borders are.
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Speaker 1: Now I want you to listen to Kamala last week.
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Speaker 1: She's changed her tune a bit.
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Speaker 7: There are consequential issues at stake in this election. And
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Speaker 7: one is the security of our border. The United States
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Speaker 7: is a sovereign nation. And I believe we have a
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Speaker 7: duty to set rules at our border and to enforce them.
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Speaker 7: And I take that responsibility very seriously.
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Speaker 1: She takes that responsibility really seriously. Then enforce the border
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Speaker 1: security rules right now. Do it. You're the borders are.
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Speaker 1: You're vice president. You're the default head of state because
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Speaker 1: Biden's senile. Why are we going to vote for you
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Speaker 1: on the promise that you'll do something you already have
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Speaker 1: the power to do right now and you're not doing?
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Speaker 1: Do you see the irony here? She's such a con artist.
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Speaker 1: Here is a recent report. And this is how you,
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's not just about the principle of the
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Speaker 1: thing because our nation is really at threat with this
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Speaker 1: open border crisis. We have illegal migrant criminals, dangerous individuals
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Speaker 1: on the loose in this country. We are being invaded.
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Speaker 1: And the woman who's playing a major role in facilitating
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Speaker 1: the invasion wants us to believe she'll fix it. It's
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Speaker 1: an illegal migrant horror story that we're dealing with. I
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Speaker 1: want you to look at this report from Fox News
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Speaker 1: and you'll just see the numbers that we're dealing with.
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Speaker 6: On ICE's non-detained docket, they're currently tracking 425,000 non-citizens who
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Speaker 6: have been convicted of a crime. Of that number. Over 13,000
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Speaker 6: non-citizens have convictions for homicide and are on the non-detained docket,
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Speaker 6: meaning they're roaming the country right now. On top of that,
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Speaker 6: there are another 15,811 non-citizens convicted of sexual assault who
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Speaker 6: are roaming the country right now on ICE's non-detained docket.
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Speaker 6: It doesn't stop there. Those are convictions. The ICE director
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Speaker 6: also says there are currently just under... 1,900 non-citizens on
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Speaker 6: the non-detained docket who have pending homicide charges who are
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Speaker 6: roaming the country, and another 4,250 non-citizens who have pending
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Speaker 6: sexual assault charges who are roaming the country on the
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Speaker 6: non-detained docket. So people's eyes might be glazing over right
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Speaker 6: now with all the numbers we just threw at you.
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Speaker 6: Just to put it in a nutshell right here, what
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Speaker 6: we've learned from the acting ICE director via this letter
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Speaker 6: to Congressman Tony Gonzalez is right now there are over 13,000
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Speaker 6: illegal aliens convicted of homicide who are roaming the United
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Speaker 6: States right now. There are another... 15,811 illegal aliens roaming
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Speaker 6: the country right now who have been convicted of sexual assault.
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Speaker 6: And there are even more who are facing charges for
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Speaker 6: homicide and charges for sexual assault.
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Speaker 1: We are being invaded. And the issue is not exclusive
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Speaker 1: to border states. Those criminals, the convicted sexual offenders, the
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Speaker 1: convicted murderers, they're all over the country. Case in point,
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Speaker 1: this is a story out of my home state of Wisconsin,
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Speaker 1: in Madison, Wisconsin, where I actually used to live. Nelson W. Mianco, Santos,
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Speaker 1: an illegal migrant, is accused of disemboweling a man with
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Speaker 1: a folding knife in a parking lot in Madison. According
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Speaker 1: to Wisconsin Right Now, Santos allegedly asked the victim, do
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Speaker 1: you want to die and do you want to see
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Speaker 1: the devil with me before attacking him, unprovoked, leaving the
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Speaker 1: victim's intestines exposed from his stomach. One officer reportedly recognized
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Speaker 1: Santos from a previous incident involving machetes and knives when
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Speaker 1: they arrived at the scene. And after a police chase,
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Speaker 1: he stabbed himself in the chest, Santos, multiple times with
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Speaker 1: a machete-style sword and died on the scene. And this
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Speaker 1: happened in Wisconsin. It was not a border city. It
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Speaker 1: was not a border state. The border crisis is not
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Speaker 1: exclusive to Arizona and Texas. It's everyone's problem. These illegals
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Speaker 1: are everywhere. And of course, the invasion isn't just about
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Speaker 1: immediate safety and security. It's also about economics. The economics
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Speaker 1: impact everyone. The value of labor goes down when you
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Speaker 1: flood the country like this. And Kamala has no incentive
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Speaker 1: to actually fix the crisis. It's why she's not fixing
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Speaker 1: it right now. There's a reason why. the government is
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Speaker 1: approving citizenship requests at a record rate ahead of the election.
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Speaker 1: They'll all vote for Kamala. It's a net benefit for her.
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Speaker 1: Not only that, blue states get extra seats in Congress
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Speaker 1: and thus extra electoral votes because the illegals who are
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Speaker 1: in all these blue cities, sanctuary cities, are counted in
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Speaker 1: the census. There is a strategy, a political strategy to
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Speaker 1: this crisis that is costing Americans their lives. And you
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Speaker 1: all know that at an even deeper level, it's about
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Speaker 1: drowning out real Americans with new people who don't share
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Speaker 1: our values or our cultural heritage. I want you guys
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Speaker 1: to listen to former Secretary of State and current Biden
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Speaker 1: administration's special presidential envoy for climate, whatever that is, John Kerry,
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Speaker 1: at a World Economic Forum climate panel discussing so-called disinformation.
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Speaker 1: It connects to the climate crisis, I promise. Take a listen.
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Speaker 2: Part of our problem, particularly in democracies... in terms of
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Speaker 2: building consensus around any issue. It's really hard to govern today.
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Speaker 2: You can't, you know, there's no, the referees we used
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Speaker 2: to have to determine what's a fact and what isn't
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Speaker 2: a fact have kind of, you know, been eviscerated to
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Speaker 2: a certain degree. And people go and then people self-select.
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Speaker 2: where they go for their news or for their information.
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Speaker 2: And then you just get into a vicious cycle. So
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Speaker 2: it's really, really hard, much harder to build consensus today
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Speaker 2: than at any time in the 45, 50 years I've
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Speaker 2: been involved in this. And there's a lot of discussion
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Speaker 2: now about how you curb those entities in order to
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Speaker 2: guarantee that you're going to have some accountability on facts,
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Speaker 2: et cetera.
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Speaker 1: I think John Kerry's a little confused because governing is
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Speaker 1: not controlling the minds of the populace. It's not tyranny.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure why he thinks that governing in a
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Speaker 1: free society is equivalent to authoritarianism. That's not what the
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Speaker 1: founding fathers had in mind. John Kerry knows that, though.
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Speaker 1: And he hates what the founding fathers had in mind.
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Speaker 1: Case in point, now I want you to listen to
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Speaker 1: what John Kerry identifies as the major bloc for preventing
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Speaker 1: the government from halting the spread of so-called disinformation.
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Speaker 2: But look, if people go to only one source and
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Speaker 2: the source they go to is sick and, you know,
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Speaker 2: has an agenda and they're putting out disinformation, our First
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Speaker 2: Amendment stands as a major block to the ability to
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Speaker 2: be able to just, you know, hammer it out of existence.
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Speaker 1: Hammer it out of existence? John Kerry's right. The Constitution
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Speaker 1: does represent the greatest threat to the left's dystopian pursuit
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Speaker 1: to control the minds of every citizen. Correct. And John
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Speaker 1: Kerry is a tyrant. And so is the rest of
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Speaker 1: the permanent state and global regime of the WEF. They
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Speaker 1: hate free-thinking people and instead want to turn most of
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Speaker 1: America into an obedient, brainwashed servant class. That's the goal here.
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Speaker 1: Stakeholder capitalism, that's what it is. And the climate cult
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Speaker 1: is an excuse to do all that. And this is
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Speaker 1: why Kamala has no incentive bringing it back to the border.
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Speaker 1: to secure our border. Most of us hear what John
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Speaker 1: Kerry says, and we immediately recognize that as him saying
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Speaker 1: something that's frankly evil and an attack on the heart
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Speaker 1: of our nation, an attack on who we are as
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Speaker 1: a people. But the massive wave of illegal migrants, they
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Speaker 1: don't feel that way because they aren't Americans. They don't
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Speaker 1: share our values. So in other words, The border crisis
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Speaker 1: is a strategic way to destroy us from within and
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Speaker 1: permit whatever dystopian reality John Kerry wants to instill in
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Speaker 1: the heart of this nation. Speaking of the climate, do
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Speaker 1: you guys remember those eco-fascists who threw tomato soup on
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Speaker 1: a Vincent Van Gogh painting a while back? Here's a
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Speaker 1: refresher if you don't remember what I'm talking about. If
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Speaker 1: you're listening, splatter tomato soup all over This priceless painting.
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Speaker 1: We don't need any more, Mikey. Then they do a
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Speaker 1: little demonstration. They say something about, you know, protecting the climate.
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Speaker 1: Somehow this painting, destroying it, is worth that. It's not.
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Speaker 1: It never is. So the girls have been found guilty
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Speaker 1: of criminal damage, which is great. Anna Holland, the girl
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Speaker 1: with the dark hair, got 20 months, and Phoebe Plummer
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Speaker 1: with the pink hair got two years. And these girls
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Speaker 1: are part of an organization called Just Stop Oil, which
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Speaker 1: has been creating total chaos in the UK, dumping out
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Speaker 1: milk and grocery stores, blocking bridges and roadways, vandalizing art
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Speaker 1: and ancient structures, all in the name of protecting the climate.
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Speaker 1: They're really awful people. And I want you guys to
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Speaker 1: listen to an interview that I wish every one of
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Speaker 1: these climate cult activists in the UK, but also here
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Speaker 1: in America, could hear. This is Phoebe Plummer. in an
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Speaker 1: interview with Katie Hopkins. Take a listen. Before she was sentenced, obviously.
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Speaker 3: How is it related to stopping oil to throw soup
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Speaker 3: over a painting in a gallery? How is that related?
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Speaker 3: How is it helping the poorest people in my country?
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Speaker 5: I understand that right now, fossil fuels are subsidized 32
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Speaker 5: times more than renewables, even though renewables are nine times cheaper.
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Speaker 5: Would you rather your bills were £ 3, 500 or £ 400?
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Speaker 3: I would rather that you and your friends stopped wreaking
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Speaker 3: havoc in the City of London. I'd rather you stop
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Speaker 3: throwing soup over paintings, stop putting orange paint on the
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Speaker 3: windows of Harrods. Stop sitting in roads so that my
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Speaker 3: friend couldn't get the treatment that she needed. And I'd
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Speaker 3: rather you went out, worked a bit. Maybe you could
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Speaker 3: do some litter picking on a beach. Maybe you could
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Speaker 3: do something that was practical and helpful. But I don't
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Speaker 3: think being obtrusive and obstructive and lecturing ordinary people when
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Speaker 3: you have no idea what it's like to try and
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Speaker 3: work and make ends meet in the UK. You talk
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Speaker 3: about millions of people. You talk about people who are
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Speaker 3: in poverty. You have no idea what that's like because
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Speaker 3: you live in the rarefied atmosphere of a university at
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Speaker 3: some woke karate place and you think what you're doing
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Speaker 3: is changing the planet. I think what you're doing is
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Speaker 3: pissing people off and I think you could allocate your
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Speaker 3: energies more effectively by going out and picking up litter
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Speaker 3: on a beach.
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Speaker 1: She's so right. You care about clean air. You care
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Speaker 1: about clean water. Organize a beach pickup. Do something practical.
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Speaker 1: Don't throw tomato soup on a priceless painting or orange
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Speaker 1: paint on Stonehenge. Instead, all these little activists are creating
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Speaker 1: problems for regular people and buying into a hysteria from
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Speaker 1: the elites like John Kerry that is spiraling us into
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Speaker 1: a dystopian, neo-feudalist society. Abolish the Constitution in the name
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Speaker 1: of the climate consensus. That's what John Kerry was saying.
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Speaker 1: If that's what the climate movement stands for, then I
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Speaker 1: will fight with every fiber in my body to oppose
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Speaker 1: them and their authoritarian aims. Again, this isn't about the climate.
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Speaker 1: If it was, you would go pick up litter on
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Speaker 1: the beach. You would start caring about clean air and
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Speaker 1: clean water. It's not about that. Their aims are always
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Speaker 1: authoritarian and dystopian and have more to do with controlling
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Speaker 1: the lives of regular people than it does about the environment. Okay,
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Speaker 1: switching gears here. Kamala Harris had a big plan to
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Speaker 1: upstage Donald Trump, who attended the Alabama-Georgia game on Saturday.
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Speaker 1: Her campaign told the media that they were going to
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Speaker 1: have a small plane fly over the stadium with a
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Speaker 1: banner that says, Trump's punting on second debate. Problem is,
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Speaker 1: it never happened. And according to the New York Times,
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Speaker 1: they were told by the Harris campaign that they couldn't
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Speaker 1: do the little flyover because of, quote, weather. In contrast,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to show you the reception that Trump got
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Speaker 1: at the game and what it indicates. We'll get to
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Speaker 1: what it indicates a little later. Here is the stadium
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Speaker 1: erupting when Trump is announced. Sorry if that blows your
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Speaker 1: ears out a little bit. If you're listening on Apple
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Speaker 1: or Spotify, you can't see what's going on.
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Speaker 8: We're good with that, Mikey.
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Speaker 1: The crowd is just wildly enthusiastic here. I'm I have
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Speaker 1: another clip for you guys. Here is Trump handing out
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Speaker 1: chicken tenders to the stadium as the crowd bursts into
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Speaker 1: USA chants.
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Speaker 8: It really was some electric energy for Trump at that game.
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Speaker 1: Enough for being honest about who attends football games and
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Speaker 1: who cares about football games. So overwhelmingly men. So overwhelmingly
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Speaker 1: white men at that. And Kamala's not winning that demo.
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Speaker 1: Imagine if Kamala showed up at the Georgia-Alabama game. Wait,
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Speaker 1: was that it, Mikey? Georgia-Alabama?
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Speaker 8: I think so.
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Speaker 1: It would not have gone the same way. Kamala's not
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Speaker 1: winning that group over. And I don't think it's because
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Speaker 1: Kamala is a woman and America is really sexist. If
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Speaker 1: we look throughout history, there have been female leaders who
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Speaker 1: have inspired men and even mobilized armies. Think of Queen
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Speaker 1: Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great, Cleopatra, Joan of Arc. What
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Speaker 1: Kamala and modern feminists do is actively alienate and put
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Speaker 1: men down. And what man is going to be led
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Speaker 1: by a woman that doesn't afford them the thing they
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Speaker 1: desire arguably above all else, which is respect? The men
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Speaker 1: that stand alongside Kamala, everyone, men and women included, can
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Speaker 1: see that they are beta and pitiful. Talking about Tim
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Speaker 1: Wallace and Doug Emhoff. Here's MSNBC's take on the matter.
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Speaker 4: I think on this campaign where we've got kind of
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Speaker 4: two different views of masculinity, I mean, I think as women, perhaps,
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Speaker 4: and I'm sure you've noticed that too, Gene, there's this
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Speaker 4: kind of alpha retro view of masculinity that we're seeing
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Speaker 4: from the Trump campaign. And then you've got Tim Walz
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Speaker 4: and Doug Emhoff, who are both professional men, but are
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Speaker 4: in sort of supportive roles of a woman who's the
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Speaker 4: principal candidate. And how they are.
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Speaker 1: And he said something very interesting.
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Speaker 4: He said, look, you can't scold people. You can't tell
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Speaker 4: them you should be more supportive of women and women candidates.
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Speaker 4: And that's going to help everybody. But he hopes that
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Speaker 4: by leading by example, by talking about the fact that
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Speaker 4: he loves his wife, that you can make space for
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Speaker 4: women to rise to the top and it doesn't diminish
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Speaker 4: your masculinity.
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Speaker 1: First of all, the supportive roles Emhoff and Tim Wallace
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Speaker 1: are taking isn't the central issue here.
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Speaker 2: Yes.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Mikey. Tampon, Tim. We look down on Tim
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Speaker 1: Wallace specifically for letting parts of Minneapolis burn to the
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Speaker 1: ground and like Michael pointed out, putting tampons in the
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Speaker 1: women's bathroom. But the analyst is right that Trump represents
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Speaker 1: alpha retro masculinity. It's true. And is that such a
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Speaker 1: bad thing in a feminized society that has turned gender
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Speaker 1: roles on its head, leaving both genders lost and depressed?
23:38
Speaker 1: A feminized society that's lent itself to government overreach in
23:42
Speaker 1: the name of safety to the point where we're experiencing
23:45
Speaker 1: unprecedented tyranny in America, particularly during COVID. Trump got shot
23:51
Speaker 1: and put his fist in the air and shouted fight
23:53
Speaker 1: to a fearful and confused crowd. He not only calmed,
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Speaker 1: but energized his people. There's something very unique about that,
24:03
Speaker 1: something indefinable leadership quality. And it highlights a thirst among
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Speaker 1: a forgotten demo of who are returned to, as MSNBC says,
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Speaker 1: retro masculinity. And this is a young movement. I want
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Speaker 1: to highlight that it's a young movement. A new Harvard
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Speaker 1: youth poll found that among American men between the ages
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Speaker 1: of 18 to 24, 26% identify themselves as conservative, while
24:29
Speaker 1: only 22% identify as liberal. And for young people, those
24:33
Speaker 1: are crazy numbers. And this number is 5% higher than
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Speaker 1: than men between the ages of 25 to 29. So
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Speaker 1: Gen Z men are more right-wing than millennial men. But
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Speaker 1: I want to emphasize that it isn't just strictly political.
24:50
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not a Trump revolution of some kind.
24:53
Speaker 1: It's bigger and deeper than one politician or one political party.
24:57
Speaker 1: And I say that because religious attendance is actually increasing
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Speaker 1: among young Gen Z men. But it's staying stagnant among
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Speaker 1: millennial and Gen Z women. So for the first time
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Speaker 1: ever in recorded American history, more men are identifying with
25:14
Speaker 1: their faith than women. Peachy Keenan, which is a pseudonym,
25:20
Speaker 1: she's an author, a columnist, really excellent work. I highly
25:24
Speaker 1: recommend that you follow her. She has a really interesting
25:27
Speaker 1: take on what's going on here. She writes, I would
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Speaker 1: argue this is a rare case of culture being downstream
25:33
Speaker 1: of politics. Many of these boys became politically red-pilled in
25:38
Speaker 1: reaction to insane left-wing woke longhouse overreach at school, that
25:42
Speaker 1: they wanted no part of it. And Trumpism slash right-wing
25:45
Speaker 1: dissidence was the alternative and the escape. And once you're
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Speaker 1: politically right, you rethink support of Planned Parenthood, degeneracy, and
25:52
Speaker 1: even finally atheism. In other words, all roads that lead
25:57
Speaker 1: to the truth lead you straight to God. And I
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Speaker 1: think that's the best explanation for what's happening here. And
26:04
Speaker 1: it's why you'll never see me ate, on any of
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Speaker 1: the manosphere influencers like Andrew Tate or Joe Rogan. Ultimately,
26:09
Speaker 1: it's a net good on society. It's leading men to
26:12
Speaker 1: their faith. Most central issue in a human's life. So
26:17
Speaker 1: really optimistic numbers from young men. Young women, on the
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Speaker 1: other hand, are leaving their faith in unprecedented numbers. And
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Speaker 1: they're overwhelmingly left-wing. The percentage of women identifying as liberal
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Speaker 1: or very liberal has increased 12 points in the last
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Speaker 1: 15 years. And the percent of women saying that abortion
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Speaker 1: should be legal under any or most all circumstances has
26:40
Speaker 1: increased by 18 points. There's a growing gap between young
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Speaker 1: men and young women. And as women have turned this direction,
26:49
Speaker 1: there's this bizarre push to upend beauty standards in the
26:53
Speaker 1: name of feminism or combating the male gaze. Why don't
26:57
Speaker 1: you guys look at the before and after of actress Ellen,
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Speaker 1: now Elliot Page. Beautiful girl. And now a depressed looking male.
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Speaker 1: I mean, she's trying to cosplay as a guy, right?
27:15
Speaker 1: She's identifies as trance now, but it's not just trancing
27:18
Speaker 1: we're talking about here. I want to show you guys
27:20
Speaker 1: actress Kristen Stewart being celebrated on the cover of Rolling Stone,
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Speaker 1: looking sickly and miserable. No, no feminine qualities. She's purposely
27:32
Speaker 1: trying to I think destroy her own beauty. Yeah, she's
27:38
Speaker 1: got like a Theo Vaughn mullet. Everything from her hairstyle
27:41
Speaker 1: to her body language to her outfit is anti-beauty. And again,
27:47
Speaker 1: Kristen's a beautiful woman. Why is she doing this? And
27:51
Speaker 1: why is Rolling Stone celebrating it? There seems to be
27:55
Speaker 1: a cultural celebration of ugliness, which is why when a
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Speaker 1: woman transitions and destroys her feminine features to cosplay as
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Speaker 1: a man, they're celebrated. So there's been a backlash. This
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Speaker 1: is why you see people, prickly young men, fawn over
28:09
Speaker 1: traditionally feminine women like Sydney Sweeney. To which Newsweek has
28:13
Speaker 1: responded last week by publishing an article titled, How Hot
28:17
Speaker 1: Girls Became the Right's New Obsession. Is it an obsession?
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Speaker 1: Or do normal humans, keyword normal humans, everywhere value beauty
28:29
Speaker 1: and only a totally mind-warp feminist could possibly detest and
28:32
Speaker 1: avoid beauty? This is what neo-pagans do. They destroy beauty
28:38
Speaker 1: and goodness everywhere. This is from the Telegraph this week.
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Speaker 1: Jesus could have been transgender, claims Cambridge Jean. No, he wasn't.
28:49
Speaker 1: Please stop projecting your mental illness on my religion. Hand
28:52
Speaker 1: in hand with the war on beauty is the war
28:54
Speaker 1: on Christianity. In fact, it's probably the war on Christianity
28:57
Speaker 1: that then has created the war on beauty. On Friday,
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Speaker 1: the editor-in-chief of the far-left Mother Jones publication, declared that
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Speaker 1: it was an example of, quote, creeping Christian nationalism when
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Speaker 1: a flight attendant on an airline wished her and others
29:12
Speaker 1: to have a blessed evening. That's just a normal, nice
29:16
Speaker 1: thing people in a Christian society say. By the way,
29:20
Speaker 1: America always was a Christian society. Can you guys believe
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Speaker 1: how deranged you have to be to get angry that
29:26
Speaker 1: somebody wished you a blessed evening? Insane. But so many
29:32
Speaker 1: do not know that we were founded as a Christian nation.
29:35
Speaker 1: And this is why I think a lot of people
29:39
Speaker 1: have gotten away with pushing this line of thinking. They've
29:41
Speaker 1: been psyoped into not even understanding our own history as Americans.
29:46
Speaker 1: But the founders of our nation envisioned a populace that
29:48
Speaker 1: would be predominantly Christian, believing that the moral principles inherent
29:52
Speaker 1: in Christianity, such as justice, charity, a profound respect for
29:57
Speaker 1: human dignity, are essential for upholding a system of self-governance.
30:02
Speaker 1: Yet we now find ourselves grappling with the unsettling reality
30:05
Speaker 1: that figures like John Kerry are openly declaring war on
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Speaker 1: the Constitution, and a disturbing number of Americans are in
30:11
Speaker 1: full support of this erosion of foundational principles. This hostility
30:17
Speaker 1: toward our founding system is why our priorities are so misaligned.
30:20
Speaker 1: It's why, while Tennessee is underwater, the Biden and Kamala
30:24
Speaker 1: administration opts to deploy National Guardsmen to Kuwait. There is
30:29
Speaker 1: an intentional effort by our disordered leadership to marginalize the
30:33
Speaker 1: last remaining Christian Americans, those who genuinely honor our founding ideals,
30:38
Speaker 1: and replace them with people who can't even tell you
30:40
Speaker 1: what the First Amendment is. And all this political strife
30:44
Speaker 1: reveals a deeper battle for the soul of our nation.
30:47
Speaker 1: For older Americans, the turmoil may seem really confusing, but
30:52
Speaker 1: it's crucial to understand that all this is rooted in
30:55
Speaker 1: a push to make traditional values a minority perspective, if
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Speaker 1: not entirely eradicate them. And in this context, young men
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Speaker 1: have become the object of the left's wrath. These are,
31:08
Speaker 1: I'm going to show you a picture, my friends who
31:10
Speaker 1: at the University of Chicago defended the American flag against
31:14
Speaker 1: protesters who tried to take it down. These are pro-Palestine protesters.
31:19
Speaker 1: They came in waving the flag. They tried to put
31:22
Speaker 1: the American flag back up on the podium, on the,
31:25
Speaker 1: on the, on the, on the pole, flagpole. I know
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Speaker 1: three of the boys in that photo personally. And they
31:31
Speaker 1: all have very nuanced opinions about Israel and Palestine, but
31:36
Speaker 1: they could not stand by as the American flag was
31:39
Speaker 1: taken down on the quad of the American university. And
31:43
Speaker 1: for defending the flag, they were smeared as racists. These
31:49
Speaker 1: boys aren't racists. What they are, are a demo that
31:55
Speaker 1: represents an embrace of tradition and normalcy. They're the only
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Speaker 1: ones actually fighting back. And the left hates them not
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Speaker 1: only because they reflect perhaps, again, the only demo in
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Speaker 1: America that's trending in the opposite direction, but because they
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Speaker 1: are a group uncontrolled by the left who wishes to
32:12
Speaker 1: assert command not only of how we vote, but what
32:15
Speaker 1: we say and what we think. That is all I
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Speaker 9: I think a lot of people are underestimating the Trump
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Speaker 9: effect in this midterm. You've heard it yourself. Act like
32:48
Speaker 9: I'm on the ballot. Why is he saying that? You
32:51
Speaker 9: think he doesn't know what he's doing? That is the
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Speaker 9: X factor. Folks, elections are a math issue.
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