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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 5: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 5: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: The data. Hello and how are you.
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Speaker 7: I'm on Edwards and welcome. This is the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 7: American Experience Talks you and glad to be back with
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Speaker 7: you this day. And boy, lots of interesting stuff going on,
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Speaker 7: some stuff that should not be going on, and other
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Speaker 7: good stuff as well well. In the should not be
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Speaker 7: going on category, We've got New York City elect Mayor
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Speaker 7: Man Danny showing his true colors, and he tells illegal
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Speaker 7: border crossers in New York City how to stand up
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Speaker 7: to Ice agents and remain an American and just be
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Speaker 7: a thorn on the side of our republic. And among
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Speaker 7: other things, he's also saying that once he takes office,
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Speaker 7: he's going to make it illegal to take down homeless
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Speaker 7: encampments throughout the city because he, along with the many
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Speaker 7: leftist other leftist individuals, think that the homeless are the
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Speaker 7: right to live whenever and wherever and however they want
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Speaker 7: to live. And again be a pain in the backside
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Speaker 7: to others. I don't know how many dozens of attacks
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Speaker 7: on citizens just walking down the streets of New York
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Speaker 7: City have been attacked by homeless people that have gone
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Speaker 7: to Nutsville or in Central Park and elsewhere. And even
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Speaker 7: in crazy California, if a homeless person in camps on
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Speaker 7: your tree lawn, you don't even have the right to
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Speaker 7: kick them off. So again, you know, as I've said
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Speaker 7: many many times, almost every single decision, in fact, I'll
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Speaker 7: just say every single decision that the leftists come up with,
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Speaker 7: it is meant to be a pain in the backside
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Speaker 7: to normal society, to those of us who just simply
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Speaker 7: want to live our lives and go about our business
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Speaker 7: and do the best that we can with the talents
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Speaker 7: that God has given us. And they live to just
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Speaker 7: obstruct every good aspect of life, no matter what it is. Now,
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Speaker 7: why in the world would the greatest sitting in the world,
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Speaker 7: or why should it be allowed to be filled with
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Speaker 7: homeless people all over the place? And you know that
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Speaker 7: creates rats, you know it just disease. And you want
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Speaker 7: a city that you know one of its main financial
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Speaker 7: benefits is what tourism now, is he trying to kill
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Speaker 7: the tourism industry in the Big Apple. I don't know,
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Speaker 7: but it seems like he is. But the good news
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Speaker 7: is that a lot of people in the Big Apple
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Speaker 7: are saying, you know what, we don't want this. Since
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Speaker 7: since twenty twenty two, is said in the news at
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Speaker 7: the top of the hour, Adams Eric Adams has been
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Speaker 7: clearing those encampments off the street and trying to clean
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Speaker 7: up the subway system. I say trying because I've seen
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Speaker 7: some horrible videos still coming out of that part of
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Speaker 7: the city. But this guy wants things to be as
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Speaker 7: terrible as possible. And you know, this is another case
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Speaker 7: where the people have to get a little Craig Gray,
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Speaker 7: get out there, go to city hall, flood the city hall,
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Speaker 7: you know, the council meeting, and express yourselves and say, look,
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Speaker 7: we don't want this.
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Speaker 6: I mean, there's.
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Speaker 7: Few urban environments in the entire world that is as
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Speaker 7: great as New York City in my humble opinion, the
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Speaker 7: beautiful brownstones, the quiet side streets, and then you walk
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Speaker 7: to the corner and then all the activity on the
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Speaker 7: main drags, and why should they be allowed to be
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Speaker 7: filled with homeless people? There are places. This is a
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Speaker 7: very wealthy country, and there are places that can be
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Speaker 7: found for the many of them, by the way, should
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Speaker 7: be in mental institutions, which most of which were closed
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Speaker 7: because the leftists wanted them on the streets to be
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Speaker 7: a pain and and you know, in society, because if
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Speaker 7: it was about fixing the problem of mental illness, those
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Speaker 7: people would be treated and they'd be able to move
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Speaker 7: on and you know, and have normal lives. But that's
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Speaker 7: not been the case. They've just been unleashed upon society. Well,
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Speaker 7: the good news in the state of Idaho, the owner
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Speaker 7: of the pro Ice Idaho Saloon, he says that he's
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Speaker 7: being he's going to be remaining undeterred by violent threats.
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Speaker 7: He's been getting some threats recently. The Idaho saloon owner
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Speaker 7: who promised free beard of citizens willing to help US
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Speaker 7: Immigration and Customs enforcement identify and deport illegal border crossers,
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Speaker 7: is now facing death threats, but he remains undeterred in
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Speaker 7: his mission. So our prayers go out to him and
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Speaker 7: over his not only him, but his family and his establishment.
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Speaker 6: And this is crazy.
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Speaker 7: They're citizens out there, sovereign Americans who are so crazed
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Speaker 7: in their mind that they would kill this guy because he,
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Speaker 7: like myself and many others, are against illegal border crossers
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Speaker 7: being in our country abusing us financially and in many
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Speaker 7: cases physically. Man, oh Man, oh Man, I just think
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Speaker 7: this is a horrible representation of our society. But unfortunately,
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Speaker 7: you know, because of certain situations, you have a lot
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Speaker 7: of people that have such a wrong mindset. I blame
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Speaker 7: it a lot on upbringing or lack thereof, and also
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Speaker 7: in doctrination in government schools and said you have especially
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Speaker 7: you either have the older Karens or a lot of
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Speaker 7: gen Zers who have just both gone to Nutsville and say,
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Speaker 7: you know what, we want everything that is horrible and
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Speaker 7: how dare you stand against evil? So we're going to
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Speaker 7: we want to come and kill you. Well, sir, keep
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Speaker 7: your powder dry and be protected. Here's the thing. Trump
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Speaker 7: says that Marjorie Tater Green is not about America first
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Speaker 7: or MAGA. You know, they're still going back and forth
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Speaker 7: as she went on a couple of shows over the weekend,
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Speaker 7: and the Trump continues to say certain things. But I
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Speaker 7: understand the disagreements between the two, but I think it
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Speaker 7: is worse. I mean, I can think of a lot
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Speaker 7: of Republicans who are a lot worse, you know, when
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Speaker 7: it comes to their voting record and everything like that.
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Speaker 7: Despite some goofy things that she has said recently on
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Speaker 7: a few talk shows, one that she's never that Trump
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Speaker 7: has never gone after is Susan Collins. I think she's
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Speaker 7: going to be retiring Kensinger. I think that's her name
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Speaker 7: out of Alaska, that ultraliberal who votes about ninety percent
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Speaker 7: of the time with Democrats. Murkowski, that's her name, Murkowski,
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Speaker 7: and a few others who were way worse. But Trump
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Speaker 7: won't lay a glove on them. But someone like Marjorie
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Speaker 7: Taylor Green who's been ally, he goes hard against her.
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Speaker 7: I just don't understand that. And you know, that's another
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Speaker 7: a lot worse than an enemy. That's when you produce
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Speaker 7: have such a strong reaction as to as if he
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Speaker 7: was one of the worst people on earth. But again,
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Speaker 7: the White House. He's announcing a twelve billion dollar eight
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Speaker 7: when he was going to get around to doing this,
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Speaker 7: because American farmers have been taking it on the chin.
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Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, they've been taking it out all over the place,
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Speaker 7: states like Michigan where you know the government, especially Governor Wichmer,
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Speaker 7: has been working against Michigan farmers. In fact, it was
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Speaker 7: a year before last the state of Michigan lost four
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Speaker 7: hundred over four hundred farms due to certain underhanded deals,
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Speaker 7: and a lot of that land went to China et cetera,
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Speaker 7: et cetera, and all kinds of unfair practices that have
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Speaker 7: been going on for years. A lot of food producers
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Speaker 7: in South and Central America have been sending food up
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Speaker 7: at much lower prices than the foods that has grown here. Now,
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Speaker 7: one of the reasons why the food stuffs were a
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Speaker 7: lot cheaper from below the border is because in addition
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Speaker 7: to the vegetables and the fruits and the meats, there
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Speaker 7: were also a lot of drugs fitanel in many of
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Speaker 7: those trucks to offset the lower cost of the of
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Speaker 7: the of the foods. And I do have to admit
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Speaker 7: though that in many cases the food that we get
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Speaker 7: from other countries is in some cases a bit healthier
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Speaker 7: than our foods, because you know, America has been is
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Speaker 7: pretty famous for you know, drowing our foods with a
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Speaker 7: lot of chemicals, and you know, it's it's bad stuff,
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Speaker 7: and it's caused a lot of problems in our in
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Speaker 7: our health. But thank god that we have RFK Junior
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Speaker 7: and others who are trying to rectify that situation. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 7: they're they're kind of slowed up a little bit in
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Speaker 7: that effort because if you've noticed, they've kind of backed
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Speaker 7: off going full bore and changing the food, and most
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Speaker 7: of the deals that you've been seeing announced and going
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Speaker 7: forward are dealing with just getting better deals for consumers
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Speaker 7: on the drugs. And there's you know, certain reasons for
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Speaker 7: that why that focus. You know, they're still trying to
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Speaker 7: get rid of RFK jor and you know, simply because
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Speaker 7: they don't want us to be healthy. They don't want
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Speaker 7: us to be See, the healthier you are, the stronger
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Speaker 7: you are, the more you're going to do, the more
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Speaker 7: independent you're going to be. You're not going to be
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Speaker 7: as dependent upon the medical industry because it's not the
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Speaker 7: health industry, the medical drug industry. The more you're going
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Speaker 7: to be indirectly or directly and you know, dependent upon government,
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Speaker 7: et cetera, et cetera, and and see and see that's
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Speaker 7: why r FK Jr. And others are getting such huge
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Speaker 7: pushback because they want to clean up our food supply,
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Speaker 7: and so we need clean food in this country, but
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Speaker 7: we don't need to get it from other countries. We
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Speaker 7: have the best farmers in the world and they don't
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Speaker 7: need to continue to poison us with these silly, these
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Speaker 7: awful drugs. And I just pray that we do get
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Speaker 7: the awful drugs out of our food and go back
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Speaker 7: to one hundred percent organic, clean, good food. A lot
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Speaker 7: of people don't know this, but out of all of
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Speaker 7: the major developed nations on the planet, did you know
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Speaker 7: the United States as the shortest life span on average?
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Speaker 7: Number one as far as lifespan is Japan, and percentage wise,
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Speaker 7: Japan is more industrialized than the United States of America
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Speaker 7: and at least two of her cities or more crowded
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Speaker 7: than any city in the United States, including New York City.
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Speaker 7: And so when you hear these people that don't know much,
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Speaker 7: in my opinion, that tell you, well, it's a curse
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Speaker 7: to live in these big cities. That's a curse. Blah
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Speaker 7: blah blah. No, it's a curse if you live in
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Speaker 7: a city in a stupid manner, or you have stupid
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Speaker 7: governments that run your cities into the ground and produce
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Speaker 7: horrible conditions like Brandon Johnson in Chicago trying to turn
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Speaker 7: one of the great cities of the planet into a hellhole,
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Speaker 7: or people like Tim Walls, governor of Minnesota and the
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Speaker 7: current mayor of Minneapolis. So it's not a curse to
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Speaker 7: live in a city. It's a curse if you have
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Speaker 7: cursed conditions, because a Tokyo makes New York City look
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Speaker 7: like wide open spaces even though New York Cities are
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Speaker 7: buildings are much taller. Tokyo is way more crowded. But
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Speaker 7: people there in Tokyo choose to live crime free. They
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Speaker 7: choose to be quiet when they're on the subway, they
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Speaker 7: choose not to litter, they choose not to allow homeless
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Speaker 7: to run amock all.
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Speaker 6: Over the city.
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Speaker 7: They choose to live certain ways, even though it has
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Speaker 7: some of the liveliest nightlife on the planet. All kinds
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Speaker 7: of stuff go on in Tokyo, but they choose to
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Speaker 7: live a certain way that used to be the norm
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Speaker 7: here in the United States when we had a higher
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Speaker 7: moral standard. And see when you throw morals out of
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Speaker 7: your country, whether you're a Christian based nation like here
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Speaker 7: in the United States or another type of country, if
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Speaker 7: you have morals, you're gonna have a clean environment because
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Speaker 7: you're gonna have higher moral standards. High moral standards brings
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Speaker 7: about a higher level of results in everything that is
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Speaker 7: participated in society. The people like to overlook those kinds
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Speaker 7: of facts. They blindly say, this is bad, this is horrible. No,
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Speaker 7: it's how you do it. It's how you choose to
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Speaker 7: live in that environment or run that environment. Curses cities
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Speaker 7: on their own are not curses. America cities in the
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Speaker 7: nineteen fifties were famous for their civility and cleanliness. And
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Speaker 7: so we see, we've had to start making different choices
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Speaker 7: here in our beautiful republic. Comes down to choices both
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Speaker 7: personal and collectively. We're gonna have to make choices, my friends,
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Speaker 7: We're gonna have to make choices. We're going to continue
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Speaker 7: to put up with individuals like Mam Dammy that wants
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Speaker 7: to destroy our cities. It's not enough if we show
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Speaker 7: up one week and run our mouths and go to
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Speaker 7: Nutsville a little bit. No, this has to be a
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Speaker 7: steady fight, a never ending fight. See, because those who
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Speaker 7: are hell bent on trying to destroy a republic, they
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Speaker 7: don't stop. They don't stop, they don't It's like they
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Speaker 7: don't go to sleep. And so it's like my dad
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Speaker 7: used to tell me, Look, if you have an evil
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Speaker 7: population and then you have the other population that wants good,
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Speaker 7: the only reason the evil popularly population will win is
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Speaker 7: because the evil population never gives up. They never stop,
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Speaker 7: whereas the good people they say, oh, okay, we won
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Speaker 7: one battle, and they get lazy. They try to compromise
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Speaker 7: with those who are trying to destroy, which weakens their resolve.
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Speaker 7: Because it is about black and white, A lot of
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Speaker 7: people used to you used to tease me, oh, Ron,
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Speaker 7: you're you're too black and white. A professor of mine
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Speaker 7: in school used to tell me, you're too black and white.
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Speaker 7: It's all about gray matter. Life is gray matter. Well,
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Speaker 7: there are a few areas where it is gray, but
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Speaker 7: on basic principles about right and wrong. I mean, that's
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Speaker 7: why you have right and wrong, two different words, two
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Speaker 7: different ways, black and white.
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Speaker 6: And we have to.
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Speaker 7: Understand that we have to be willing to stand as strongly,
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Speaker 7: if not more strongly, for what is right and righteous
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Speaker 7: than those who are on the other side of darkness
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Speaker 7: who want.
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Speaker 6: To destroy us.
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Speaker 7: Because see the ones on the dark side, they don't
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Speaker 7: they don't go by the mantra live and let lit. No,
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Speaker 7: they're like diseases. They want to infiltrate wherever you are
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Speaker 7: and pollute where you are as well. They want to
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Speaker 7: ruin your life. They're kind of like the Muslims. Join
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Speaker 7: them or they will destroy you. And so we have
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Speaker 7: to be much stronger than they are.
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Speaker 6: And we can be if we stick together and understand.
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Speaker 6: Up from down right from.
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Speaker 7: to vote for in the upcoming elections, because, as always,
32:04
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32:08
Speaker 7: while there have been some good developments and some good
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32:21
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Speaker 7: do a better job on our part. Well, wokeism gets
33:03
Speaker 7: thumped a little bit out of Washington, d C. Just
33:05
Speaker 7: a little bit woke DC police chief. She's stepping down
33:10
Speaker 7: following Trump's bold move to federalize the DC police force
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Speaker 7: and sending in the National Guard. And she is, in
33:19
Speaker 7: fact one of America's worst police chiefs. She's going to
33:23
Speaker 7: be a following a job, I mean out of a
33:25
Speaker 7: job rather because she doesn't want to be a part of,
33:31
Speaker 7: you know, cleaning things up in DC. And I'm happy
33:36
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33:38
Speaker 7: She's getting out of there. Her name is Pamela A. Smith,
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Speaker 7: stepping down after two years in office. Her last day
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Speaker 7: will be December thirty first, And for the citizenry of Washington,
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Speaker 7: d C. That is a day to celebrate because hopefully
33:57
Speaker 7: someone competent will be replacing her so that they can
34:02
Speaker 7: continue to clean up our beautiful capital. And this is
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Speaker 7: the kind of stuff that should be going on all
34:09
Speaker 7: over the country. By the way, if you are a
34:13
Speaker 7: woke police chief, if you are a woke sheriff, if
34:17
Speaker 7: you are a woke police officer, you need to be gone.
34:22
Speaker 7: If you're not in favor of protecting the American people
34:26
Speaker 7: from thugs on the streets from harm, then you need
34:30
Speaker 7: to go. You need to be fired. I mean, it
34:34
Speaker 7: is real simple to figure out. Well Trump his approval
34:41
Speaker 7: rating has risen five points. According to a Harvard Harris Pole.
34:46
Speaker 7: His approval rating is on the upswing again, with his
34:50
Speaker 7: net approval rising five points over the past month. In
34:53
Speaker 7: a recent survey, his approval ratings stood at forty seven
34:56
Speaker 7: percent in the month of December. Now that's up three
34:59
Speaker 7: point from the November figures. His disapproval meanwhile, dropped two points,
35:05
Speaker 7: from fifty one to forty nine percent, though he's still
35:08
Speaker 7: a bit underwater. Trump appears to have rebounded from the
35:11
Speaker 7: November lower forty four percent approval and fifty one percent
35:15
Speaker 7: disapproval in that survey. Most notably, the increase in support
35:20
Speaker 7: for Trump came in the somewhat approved category, with that
35:24
Speaker 7: share of respondents rising three percent. Strongly disapproved drop two percent,
35:29
Speaker 7: while somewhat disapprove remained the same. And the swing is
35:35
Speaker 7: I think, in my opinion, pretty good news for President Trump,
35:38
Speaker 7: and I believe as we get into the next year,
35:40
Speaker 7: and the things that he has put in place and
35:44
Speaker 7: that he's negotiated, et cetera, especially things regarding our economy.
35:48
Speaker 7: I think that his approval rating will go up very strongly,
35:52
Speaker 7: but that doesn't mean that it will help the Republican
35:55
Speaker 7: Party as a whole very much, because America is watching
35:59
Speaker 7: all these Republicans in Congress, these ne'er dwells. Yes, they
36:05
Speaker 7: did pass a budget for the military, but it's a
36:12
Speaker 7: huge budget, and I understand that we need to rapidly
36:17
Speaker 7: rebuild our military. I'm all for that, But why in
36:23
Speaker 7: sam Hill are we sending four hundred million dollars to Ukraine.
36:28
Speaker 7: That is wasted money. That money is not going to
36:32
Speaker 7: stop Ukraine from getting their butts kicked. It's not going
36:36
Speaker 7: to help one bed. And besides, Ukraine is on the
36:39
Speaker 7: wrong side of history along with most of the NATO
36:42
Speaker 7: leaders over there, and it is high time for the
36:46
Speaker 7: United States of America. Now, this is just my opinion.
36:50
Speaker 7: I would not fret one second if the United States
36:55
Speaker 7: were to back out of NATO, because the only ones
36:59
Speaker 7: that have benefited and that alliance has been NATO from
37:05
Speaker 7: US dollars. They haven't even fought to maintain their own freedoms.
37:13
Speaker 7: They have in fact set themselves up to be canaries,
37:17
Speaker 7: like canaries in the coal mine, as we watch what
37:23
Speaker 7: will happen to us if we don't stop the madness
37:25
Speaker 7: that has already started in this country.
37:30
Speaker 6: And so I.
37:31
Speaker 7: Think it is it would be wise to heed the
37:35
Speaker 7: advice of the founding fathers who said, do not get
37:37
Speaker 7: involved and entangled in those and they were specific, they said,
37:41
Speaker 7: in those European entanglements, don't do it. Many of those
37:50
Speaker 7: countries have been in in existence well over a thousand years.
37:57
Speaker 7: And if they can't figure it out, and they've watched
37:59
Speaker 7: the United States shoot up in less than three hundred
38:03
Speaker 7: years to the number one nation on the planet, and
38:06
Speaker 7: as we try to europeanize and act more like them,
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Speaker 7: we have started declining, and so on and so on.
38:17
Speaker 7: So we need to get back to being America, our
38:21
Speaker 7: your own unique society based upon Judeo Christian high moral
38:29
Speaker 7: standards all the way down from economic policies to common decency,
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Speaker 7: from one sovereign to another. Because America will not become
38:43
Speaker 7: great again being tied up to Europe and taking on
38:49
Speaker 7: European ways. Now one European way, we can take on
38:55
Speaker 7: is you know, rebuilding our cities to be more you know,
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39:03
Speaker 7: the Europeans. But the thing that we do not need
39:09
Speaker 7: is to take on the European stupidity of allowing those
39:13
Speaker 7: who come into the country to destroy their cities at
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Speaker 7: mayor Mam Dammy of New York wanting to do like
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39:30
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39:39
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39:42
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Speaker 7: There are exceptions to that rule, however, I think in California,
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Speaker 7: Not at all. Keep your fungus to yourself. China, Well,
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Speaker 7: you know one one person that really bothers me, elan Omar.
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Speaker 6: She's like the averady bunny.
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47:10
Speaker 7: just run out because her mouth continues to sell wolf
47:12
Speaker 7: tickets to the president, and something's got to give. I
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Speaker 7: don't know if this were any other country on the planet,
47:23
Speaker 7: I really believe if this were any other country on
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47:29
Speaker 7: well at the same time ripping off taxpayers to the
47:33
Speaker 7: tune of six billion dollars. Whether she was directly involved
47:37
Speaker 7: or not, she covered for them. Oh yeah, I can
47:41
Speaker 7: guarantee you that I've read enough details to know that much. Okay,
47:48
Speaker 7: up to six billion dollars an eight and there are
47:50
Speaker 7: some people that are saying it could be even more
47:52
Speaker 7: than that. And she's on there all over the place
47:56
Speaker 7: saying we're not going anywhere, No we're not, and then
48:02
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48:06
Speaker 7: I'm telling you, I believe if I were president, I
48:13
Speaker 7: wouldn't be as nice as President Trump. Things would go
48:17
Speaker 7: bump in the night and those people would be gotten
48:19
Speaker 7: out of here, and I would ignore the judges, because
48:26
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48:35
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48:37
Speaker 7: If we don't want them here, they cannot long any
48:41
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48:44
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48:54
Speaker 7: This is not New Zealand some wimpus Americans at some
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49:03
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Speaker 13: You know.
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Speaker 7: Then she's you know, firing off Wolf tickets to see
49:16
Speaker 7: Stephen Miller, saying that he reminds her of Nazis. But
49:23
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49:29
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49:32
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49:37
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49:43
Speaker 7: got that kind of methodology from. Yeah, they got it
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Speaker 7: from the bastardized rites people in America, where if you
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Speaker 7: say anything negative about a thug or whatever, a knuckle dragger,
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Speaker 7: oh you're being racist. I mean they're acting like thuggery
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Speaker 7: is something that is of high moral character and if
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Speaker 7: you talk about it in such a way pointed out,
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Speaker 7: you're being racist, as if somehow, in the existence of
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Speaker 7: all humanity, people that are of a darker skin hue,
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Speaker 7: darker skin are supposed to be thugs and criminals and
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Speaker 7: you better accept it because if you don't, oh you're
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Speaker 7: a racist, you're a big at, you're a Nazi. Well
50:38
Speaker 7: to that, I said, the hell with that, And people
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Speaker 7: need to get back in their faces and tell them
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Speaker 7: the hell with that. Get out go to a nation
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Speaker 7: that kisses your backside, like England. Those people they would say, oh,
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Speaker 7: we handle it right, we know how to handle it. Okay,
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Speaker 7: well okay, and we need to get him out. They
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Speaker 7: have done enough to be legally kicked out. And what
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Speaker 7: President Trump has to do is ignore these black robe
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Speaker 7: gone wild judges. Just because a judge decides to rule
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Speaker 7: doesn't mean that, based on the written law, they are right.
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Speaker 7: And when a judge goes against a president that is
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Speaker 7: doing technically the right thing according to the Constitution, the
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Speaker 7: president either doesn't know or he's complicit on purpose, pretending
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Speaker 7: like he wants to do the right thing and allowing
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Speaker 7: a black robe wild, gone wild judge to rule against him,
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Speaker 7: and he just accepts it. No, uh uh, you got
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Speaker 7: to say no Article two, blah blah blah. I can
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Speaker 7: do this as a result of what has going on,
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Speaker 7: and you just go ahead and do it. It's just
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Speaker 7: like a one time I was in Georgia and I
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Speaker 7: was doing I was doing some speech speeches, and they
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Speaker 7: happened to be a teacher in one of the audiences
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Speaker 7: and they ask, oh, my God, could you please come
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Speaker 7: speak to my students.
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Speaker 6: Tomorrow morning?
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Speaker 7: And I said okay, And I go to the school,
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Speaker 7: and upon entering, I thought it was a private school.
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Speaker 7: It was so nice, so perfect, and just so beautiful.
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Speaker 7: And as I walked down the hall, there are scriptures
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Speaker 7: and either a scripture or words from the Constitution or
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Speaker 7: Bill of Rights, and in some cases both. And I'm thinking, wow,
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Speaker 7: this is one a beautiful private school. And the guy says, no,
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Speaker 7: this is this is a regular public school. I said, well,
52:54
Speaker 7: how do you all get away with doing this? All
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Speaker 7: the scriptures and everything, and all the flags and all,
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Speaker 7: we just go ahead and do it. And I'm like wow.
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Speaker 7: So in some cases, like the guy said in Georgia,
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Speaker 7: we just got to go ahead and do it, do
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Speaker 7: the right thing, and not be afraid and push back.
53:17
Speaker 7: When you know you're doing the right thing and someone
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Speaker 7: is going against what you're doing and they're wrong, you
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Speaker 7: have to say, you know what, black robe gone wild, judge,
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Speaker 7: go wash your robe or something and leave me alone.
53:36
Speaker 7: I'm gonna as president. I'm going to do this right thing.
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Speaker 7: These people are getting out of here, postaste, Tom Holman,
53:43
Speaker 7: get on it. And it's that simple. It's no different
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Speaker 7: than your household. You have a teenager, she gets out
53:54
Speaker 7: of whack, either you let her, you know, just run
53:59
Speaker 7: her mouth and and just exercise a bad attitude or
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Speaker 7: lightning bumps the stump.
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Speaker 6: You do it in love and and you and you
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Speaker 6: stop it.
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Speaker 7: Anyway, Now that I see that my time is up.
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Speaker 7: I thank you so much for your time, and as
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Speaker 7: I always say, at this time, remember to pray for
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Speaker 7: your nation, Pray for your family, your friends, and even
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Speaker 7: your enemies that they get it right before.
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Speaker 6: It's too light.
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Speaker 7: Treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 7: Make sure you do that until next time. I'm run
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Speaker 7: at Witch Excelsior.
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Speaker 18: You would you would be, you would be, it would do,
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Speaker 18: would be the US All folks
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Speaker 21: Tags that stage right