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Speaker 1: Welcome, Welcome, Hello, I'm Run Edwards. This is the Runner
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Speaker 1: Edwards American Experienced Talk Show and glad to be back. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we're back again. We're back again. We're back again, and
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Speaker 1: it's a great honor to be back here in America
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Speaker 1: and back here to talk with you my friends from
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Speaker 1: throughout America and around the world. And a very interesting
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Speaker 1: adventure mission over there to Buddha Pest, and we went
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Speaker 1: outside of Buddha Pest and very very beautiful part of
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Speaker 1: the world. I must say, it was so refreshing to
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Speaker 1: be in a land, be in a city where being
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Speaker 1: civilized was the order of the day. But we'll get
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Speaker 1: into some of those things and other very important topics.
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Speaker 1: The main reason we went was not it wasn't about
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Speaker 1: vacation or anything like that. It was basically a mission.
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Speaker 1: We were called, we believe what we're called to to
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Speaker 1: go there and pray for the land for the people there,
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Speaker 1: but also to meet with new chaplains. As you know,
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Speaker 1: many of you know, we're part of a large chaplaincy organization,
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Speaker 1: Great Commission United, and we have chaplaincies all over the
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Speaker 1: world throughout America, and we opened up a new chapter
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Speaker 1: there in Budapest and great people over there, great great people.
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Speaker 1: One of the most enduring memories for me will be
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Speaker 1: the fact that we met with a group of former Muslims, Iranians,
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Speaker 1: women and men, and it was very, very eye opening
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Speaker 1: for me because I'll be honest with you, I never
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Speaker 1: thought that I would ever be in a room full
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Speaker 1: of former Muslims, or that I would even want to.
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Speaker 1: But God has a way of working things out, and
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Speaker 1: it was really beautiful. I was asked to personally pray
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Speaker 1: for a few of the guys, and that was also
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Speaker 1: a very moving experience. And we're gonna be talking more
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Speaker 1: about that as the week goes on. And Denise Edwards,
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Speaker 1: my wife, will be on with me. She scheduled to
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Speaker 1: be on with me this Friday. We're gonna get more
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Speaker 1: into some of the details, and you don't throughout the week,
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Speaker 1: I'll be mentioning things here and there. But uh, I
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Speaker 1: also before we get things going too far, I wanna
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Speaker 1: thank the great great guests that sat in for me
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Speaker 1: during my time in Europe. Tim tapp uh Amy Hulm,
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Speaker 1: Minister Ryan Johnson, Pastor Earl Wallace, thank you for pitching
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Speaker 1: in as guest hosting in my stead during my absence.
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Speaker 1: And yeah, those are I guess I considered them my
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Speaker 1: forever friends. They really are. And I'm sure you enjoyed them,
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Speaker 1: and I hope you didn't enjoy them too much. But anyway, yeah, again,
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Speaker 1: thank you guys for sitting in for me. And like
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Speaker 1: I said, it was a very very very wonderful experience
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Speaker 1: to be in Buda Peste. Ironically, that was one of
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Speaker 1: the places I've always had wanted to visit in my
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Speaker 1: entire life, ever since I was a little boy. One
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Speaker 1: of our neighbors went there and they brought me back
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Speaker 1: beautiful pictures and gifts from Buddha Peste, and then I've
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Speaker 1: sin since then, I had studied about the city and
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Speaker 1: its history and the two cities Buddha and Pest and yeah,
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Speaker 1: wonderful places. And it was because of the presidency of
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Speaker 1: uh Victor b Orbon over the past sixteen years before
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Speaker 1: he was ousted. This time around UH that UH Hungary
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Speaker 1: and UH Bhuddha and patch or Or are in such
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Speaker 1: great shape. They have no problems with the lawlessness in
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Speaker 1: the cities, no problems with UH illegal populations of illegal
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Speaker 1: border crossers that seeped in because he shut their borders
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Speaker 1: early on and didn't allow the madness that has now
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Speaker 1: taken over France and Spain and other countries throughout UH
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Speaker 1: Europe and UH so I it is it, It's great,
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Speaker 1: it's great. Yeah, it's no matter where you are, and
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Speaker 1: whatever happens in America, the world talks about. And one
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Speaker 1: thing that was very very that really got on my
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Speaker 1: nerves that I checked out while being over there was
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Speaker 1: what happened in the this of Wisconsin. Now, Wisconsin has
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Speaker 1: a great state fair and when you know it, a
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Speaker 1: bunch of hyenas. I guess it looked like from the
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Speaker 1: video that I saw, it looked like over a hundred
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Speaker 1: of them. They're just running around beating up people, kicking them.
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Speaker 1: One guy just like they busted his head open. I mean,
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Speaker 1: they beat him so bad and he's laying in his
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Speaker 1: own blood leaking out of his head. And why did
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Speaker 1: they do that just for the joy of it. And
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Speaker 1: so you didn't see any of that kind of activity
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Speaker 1: in Buddha Fest, none of that. The only problems that
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Speaker 1: we experienced, well, because you know, it's very crowded, like
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Speaker 1: New York tourist all over the place and you're walking
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Speaker 1: from one place to another. And the only problems we
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Speaker 1: had were if we ran into a Muslim, especially the females.
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Speaker 1: The men weren't bad at all, but they'll walk right
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Speaker 1: into and and and and try to shove you out
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Speaker 1: of the way. One ran into Denise and man and
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Speaker 1: so when I saw that how they were doing, I
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Speaker 1: would just look away and just stiffen myself and then
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Speaker 1: they bounce off, but uh, you know, and then I
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Speaker 1: would just looked like I didn't know they were there,
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Speaker 1: and we just keep going. But it's it's just but uh,
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Speaker 1: other than that, it was a wonderful country. Loved the
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Speaker 1: people that we met, and met a couple from the
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Speaker 1: United States, uh when we were at a place we
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Speaker 1: were eating, and another couple from England, and uh, man,
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Speaker 1: just just just just a wonderful experience. It wasn't all wonderful,
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Speaker 1: but uh, you know, because there was was some spiritual
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Speaker 1: work to do and you encounter things and so uh, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it was a a work in process because while we
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Speaker 1: were there to uh work with uh the new chaplains
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Speaker 1: and to minister and to pray with folks and including
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Speaker 1: the former Muslims, the Iranians, that was a surprise. That
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Speaker 1: was a very pleasant surprise, by the way. And it
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Speaker 1: was so good to see that the women who came
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Speaker 1: over with the men from ira uh from Iran and
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Speaker 1: to watch them experience what it it feels like to
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Speaker 1: be free and that they were able to express themselves
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Speaker 1: as women and to feel free about it and not
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Speaker 1: be forced to wear the he job or the burke
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Speaker 1: or anything like that. And to you know, just it's
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Speaker 1: just it's just great, you know. When and one of
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Speaker 1: the things that uh the guys mentioned is then why
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Speaker 1: we one of the reasons why we pray with them
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Speaker 1: is because they themselves, the former Iranian Muslims, couldn't get
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Speaker 1: over and could it was hard for them to forgive
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Speaker 1: even their family members who turned on them because they
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Speaker 1: wanted to follow Christ. And so we talked to them
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Speaker 1: about that and prayed with them about that, and and
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Speaker 1: there were other situations we prayed for these these these
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Speaker 1: wonderful guys, and like I said, it was a wonderful, wonderful,
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Speaker 1: a wonderful experience. A good time was had by all.
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Speaker 1: We went down to the river and we prayed there,
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Speaker 1: and like I said, there's not enough that I can
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Speaker 1: even say about the experience there. So it wasn't like
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Speaker 1: a typical vacation people go over there just to see
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Speaker 1: the sites or et cetera, et cetera. It it was
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Speaker 1: I guess you could call it a working vacation. But yeah,
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Speaker 1: it was wonderful and wouldn't you know it, it was
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Speaker 1: the it's the hot is summer that they ever say
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Speaker 1: that they ever experienced on record, And in fact they
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Speaker 1: said the week before we came it was one hundred
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Speaker 1: and twenty degrees in that city. Anyway, we'll be back
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Speaker 1: I'm back, I'm Ron Edwards. Anyway, we're here, and thanks
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Speaker 1: again to Tim tap Amy, hollm Ryan Johnson and Earl
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Speaker 1: Wallace for sitting in for me while we were in
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Speaker 1: Buddhapeest taking care of God's business. You know, my friends,
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Speaker 1: the Sinners for Disease Control and Prevention said today the
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Speaker 1: kindergarten vaccination rates went down in the twenty twenty five
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Speaker 1: to twenty six school year and vaccine exemption rates boosted
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Speaker 1: exemption rate for kindergarteners rose to four point two percent
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Speaker 1: of from three point six percent the year before, which
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Speaker 1: impacts approximately one hundred and fifty five thousand children nationwide.
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Speaker 1: The data also noted that exemptions increased in forty one states,
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Speaker 1: in Washington, d c. And the majority of our parents
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Speaker 1: with holding shots for non medical reasons. The decrease in
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Speaker 1: faccinations spanned all different shots, including the measles, mumps, and
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Speaker 1: rubella vaccine and the polio vaccine. The number of kindergarteners
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Speaker 1: attending school without proving they had completed the MMR vaccine
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Speaker 1: series was about two hundred and eighty thousand during the
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Speaker 1: twenty five twenty six school year, according to the CDC.
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Speaker 1: I'm of the opinion that if you do your research,
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Speaker 1: I mean, you just can't do these things willy nilly,
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Speaker 1: because you need to have, you know, medical research backup.
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Speaker 1: So when you decide to exempt your child from these vaccines,
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Speaker 1: you have medical backup and you can shut shut down
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Speaker 1: the people that want your children to get all the shots. Now,
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Speaker 1: I've read data stating that the fewer of these shots
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Speaker 1: the children get, the less sick they are later in life.
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Speaker 1: If they just remain with the four basic ones measles, mumps,
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Speaker 1: chicken box, polio boombo. In my opinion, they should not
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Speaker 1: go beyond that, okay, And in fact, I know a
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Speaker 1: lot of them get the shot to prevent chicken pox.
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Speaker 1: They shouldn't do that. Chicken pox should be allowed. And
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Speaker 1: that's what most parents used to do, is that they
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Speaker 1: get the chicken pox, allow their children to get the
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Speaker 1: chicken pox because that builds the immune system without adding
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Speaker 1: any chemicals or anything like that, and that strengthens the
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Speaker 1: child for later on. So that's what most parents used
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Speaker 1: to do anyway. But yeah, the fewer they get, the
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Speaker 1: healthier they are later in life. Because today you can't
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Speaker 1: trust these people even when it comes to the basic
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Speaker 1: the four basic shots that were given to generations past,
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Speaker 1: because who knows how many other things that they now
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Speaker 1: add because of their efforts to try to roboticize children
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Speaker 1: for nefarious reasons, as they and put these certain chemicals
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Speaker 1: and mechanics into the human body while their little children,
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Speaker 1: and they grow up different, and they try to put
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Speaker 1: things in children today that will impact their thinking processes. Well,
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Speaker 1: they not will not accept certain truths and will gravitate
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Speaker 1: towards the more leftist ideologies. Oh yeah, these things you
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Speaker 1: can chemically castrate an individual spiritually, Yep, you can do
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Speaker 1: that now. And so that's why parents need to really, really,
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Speaker 1: really really really smart enough and understand what they're doing.
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Speaker 1: And I'm also speaking of shots. I'm also of the
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Speaker 1: opinion that if any parent decides to take their little children,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of female are doing this, they still
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Speaker 1: call them mothers, but you know, take their little boys
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Speaker 1: in to get them chained in. The little girls I'm
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Speaker 1: talking about three four years old, especially if they get
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Speaker 1: into it with the husband. And they do this a
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Speaker 1: lot of times just to get at the husband. I'll
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Speaker 1: never forget the case where there was a couple that
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Speaker 1: broke up in Texas. She wanted to divorce the husband.
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Speaker 1: He was more traditional, she was more liberal or leftist.
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Speaker 1: They broke up over those issues, and in Texas they
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Speaker 1: you know, as a parent, you can prevent your child
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Speaker 1: from being cut off or sown on or whatever. But
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Speaker 1: she took the child to California and got a California
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Speaker 1: judge to rule in her favor, and so that she
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Speaker 1: took the boy to California to go chop chop, against
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Speaker 1: the wishes of the father because before that they had
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Speaker 1: broken up. Or before she left, she have the boy
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Speaker 1: for a weekend. You know, it was back and forth,
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Speaker 1: and every time he would come back, he would have
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Speaker 1: a dress on and he would tell the dad, Dad,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to wear a dress, but mommy makes
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Speaker 1: me wear these things. And he would of course put
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Speaker 1: the boy back in boy's clothes they do, you know,
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Speaker 1: father and son things and have a good time, and
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Speaker 1: then he'd have to go back to you know, mommy dearest,
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Speaker 1: and until hey, she decided, you know, without telling him,
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Speaker 1: took the boy to California to go snip snip. And
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Speaker 1: that was that. And after that I never heard anything
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Speaker 1: else about that case. And so I just feel sorry
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Speaker 1: four little boys who are victims of these feminazi mamas.
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Speaker 1: Feminazi mama, and America continues to be I mean, I
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Speaker 1: love my country, I really do. I really even appreciate
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Speaker 1: my country, and my humble opinion, America is all that
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Speaker 1: in a bag of chips, but in some cases, Oh my,
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Speaker 1: we can really be stupid. Too big security threat? Why
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Speaker 1: would the United States of America, especially at this particular time,
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Speaker 1: allow a CCP official to buy a Washington, DC building
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Speaker 1: six hundred and fifty feet from the White House. Now,
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Speaker 1: now that's retarded. Do you think as Yigiping or government
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Speaker 1: officials in China would or other government officials in China
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Speaker 1: would allow let's say, a pro freedom organization from America
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Speaker 1: to buy a nice building six hundred and fifty feet
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Speaker 1: away from government offices in Beijing. I'm just asking, do
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Speaker 1: you think, well, you know the answer to that? Heck no,
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Speaker 1: it would be held to the know. The family foundation
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Speaker 1: of a senior CCP official has purchased the century old
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Speaker 1: Securities Building at seven twenty nine Fifteenth Street, which is
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Speaker 1: six hundred and fifty feet from the White House. Some
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Speaker 1: familiar with the area say it is literally overlooking the
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Speaker 1: residents of our commander in chief. This poses an immediate
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Speaker 1: and highest priority of national security. In fact, I'll just
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Speaker 1: say it's a threat because they could put all kinds
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Speaker 1: of listening devices, all kinds of other things in this building.
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Speaker 1: And why they're allowed to do that, I'm sorry. Fire
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Speaker 1: President Trump or if I were just president, if it
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Speaker 1: was President ron Edwards and I found out about this,
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Speaker 1: I would do everything within my legal power to make
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Speaker 1: sure that they don't get that building. And because they're
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Speaker 1: trying to buy the building, which would be for nefarious purposes,
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Speaker 1: I would try to get them the heck out of
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Speaker 1: the country. I would tell them by now you gotta go.
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Speaker 1: I mean, there has to come a time when America
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Speaker 1: is serious about its national security. And I mean from
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Speaker 1: the president on down, we have to start being smart
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Speaker 1: about these things. It's one thing to run around and say, hey,
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Speaker 1: we're the hottest country in the world, we're the greatest. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: no one does it better? Yeah, okay, but we have
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Speaker 1: to use a few brain cells, mister president, to think
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Speaker 1: about protecting this nation from within. They closed in on
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Speaker 1: the deal on July twenty first of this year, week
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Speaker 1: after President Trump announced that China has two hundred twenty
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Speaker 1: two thousand US voter registration records. He announces this and
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Speaker 1: allows them, these these these these communists to buy a
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Speaker 1: building six hundred and fifty feet away from the White House.
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Speaker 1: The sale price was eight point four million dollars. The
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Speaker 1: building again at seven twenty nine to Fifteenth Street now
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Speaker 1: houses the Institute for War and Peace Reporting, the National
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Speaker 1: Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, the New Democrat Network,
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Speaker 1: and other tenants. Huh, this is Friends of China, Enemies
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Speaker 1: of the Republic. Huh that's and it just goes on
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Speaker 1: and on and on. These people are bragging about how
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Speaker 1: they have this building. Now this is this is the
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Speaker 1: course under a President Trump. Can you imagine what would
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Speaker 1: be happening if we still had the Uncle Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: administry or if Aunt Kamala had won. I guess if
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Speaker 1: Aunt Kamala had one, they China went own the whole
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Speaker 1: city or something. I mean, we have to be more
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Speaker 1: concerned about national security, and I think we need to
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Speaker 1: learn how to fight wars. Do yep, we need to
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Speaker 1: learn how to fight wars. I'll explain when I returned
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, my friends, I'm Run Edwards. This is the
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Speaker 1: Runovers American Experience. You know, when you think about the swamp,
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Speaker 1: you think about huge international not only corporations, but government entity.
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Speaker 1: The Rothschilds, the Masons, you know, these big, giant, unseen
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Speaker 1: hand organizations, people in the shadows, the big time in
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Speaker 1: their own mind, people in this shadows who are governing
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Speaker 1: things beyond what we see. You know, there is a
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Speaker 1: government besides the government we elect. If that were not true,
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Speaker 1: we would not have Kim trails in the air. You
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Speaker 1: remember during President Trump's first term he spoke out against
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Speaker 1: these Kim trails and they were supposed to be coming
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Speaker 1: to an end, and every once in a while we
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Speaker 1: still see them and didn't see any and Europe didn't
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Speaker 1: see any over there in Budapest, but here in America
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Speaker 1: they still you can still see them streaking across the skies.
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Speaker 1: Not as often is that they have been in the past,
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Speaker 1: but they're still up there. And whether reconfiguration patterns. We're
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Speaker 1: seeing that you're getting all this rain in Indiana while
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Speaker 1: it's a drought in Ohio. You know, they're condensing where
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Speaker 1: the where the precipitation goes, and it's you know, it's
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Speaker 1: bone dry throughout much of Europe too. We went north
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Speaker 1: of Budapest and very dry, very still very pretty. It's
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Speaker 1: like they're turning Budapest into uh I don't know into
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Speaker 1: a Hungarian version of I know, some of the hot
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Speaker 1: areas of Italy or something. But like I said, it's
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Speaker 1: very beautiful but very dry, and someone has to be
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Speaker 1: controlling all this because these weather patterns naturally are very huge,
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Speaker 1: and Europe has always been cooler and very damp in
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Speaker 1: comparison to the United States, especially in the winter time,
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Speaker 1: I mean in the summertime. Rather, Parish used to be
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Speaker 1: much cooler in the summer times than it is now,
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Speaker 1: as well as London. Their winters were not as harsh,
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Speaker 1: nor their summers not nearly as hot as ours, but
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Speaker 1: now they're just as hot and in some cases even
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Speaker 1: hotter than ours. So there has to be some kind
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Speaker 1: of weather manipulation. Can I prove it one hundred percent,
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Speaker 1: But you know, there is information out there and they're
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Speaker 1: pointing things out, and what they're pointing out is happening,
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Speaker 1: and it's like no other time before. But it has
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with the kind of things that the
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Speaker 1: environmentalist wackos say. They try to blame it on manufacturing,
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Speaker 1: you know, modern conveniences and things of that nature that
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Speaker 1: has nothing to do with it. May impact the weather,
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Speaker 1: maybe one percent, but I think there's something much more
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Speaker 1: nefarious at hand, which is ill affecting our nation's beef industry.
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Speaker 1: You know, the leftist and the unseen hand people have
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Speaker 1: had a huge war against the beef industry for a
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Speaker 1: long time. Because good beef is one of the most
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Speaker 1: nutritious the things we can eat with the amino acids,
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Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And if the cows
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Speaker 1: are fed and allowed to graze on large pastures where
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Speaker 1: you have more than just regular grass, and when they
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Speaker 1: graze on a variety of plants and things of that nature,
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Speaker 1: that that produces the best quality of beef. But if
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Speaker 1: it's all right up because of the drought situation over
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Speaker 1: massive areas, you know, it just impacts the food supplies.
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Speaker 1: Because I used to wonder, how could the United States
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Speaker 1: have run out of food? How could there ever be
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Speaker 1: a food shortage in the United States. We have the
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Speaker 1: best farmers in the world and such vast areas where
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Speaker 1: you can, you know, have farming from coast to coast,
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Speaker 1: and up until now, it would be impossible for the
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Speaker 1: United States to run out of food. But now with
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Speaker 1: this weather manipulation on a massive scale that can really
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Speaker 1: impact us in a negative manner. And when you think
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Speaker 1: of the swamp, it's more than just this international control mechanism,
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Speaker 1: even though that's part of that is a huge part
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Speaker 1: of it. But the swamp is also local. The greatest
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Speaker 1: proof of that, very recently is John Cornyn's staff member
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Speaker 1: who defected to Tula Rico, and how that reveals why
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Speaker 1: Conservatives are constantly betrayed Because I've always wondered, why is
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Speaker 1: it our side that has the best ideas? We always
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Speaker 1: find defections, stab in the back people and people like
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Speaker 1: you know, Deputy Droopelau, Mixed McConnell, John Thune, and many others.
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Speaker 1: When most of us think about the swamp, we think
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Speaker 1: of Washington parties, congressional office banter, the big bureaucrats, the
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Speaker 1: internationalists who think that we're all nothing more than rubes.
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Speaker 1: But a major defection from Texas Senator John Cornyn's staff
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Speaker 1: proofs that the swamp isn't all that far away, especially
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Speaker 1: if you're a Republican voter. It isn't any single person's fault. No,
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Speaker 1: it's a lot of our fault because we don't keep
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Speaker 1: up on the issue. We have lack of discernment, et cetera,
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Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera. But on the right, we generally
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Speaker 1: don't elect people who represent our best interest. Many people
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Speaker 1: tell us they're going to represent our best interest, but
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Speaker 1: we don't do enough research. In my humble opinion, and
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Speaker 1: some of us sometimes people like me, will have hunches.
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Speaker 1: I don't know about that guy or gal, and we'll
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Speaker 1: be ignored. They'll get elected, and once again we're screwed,
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Speaker 1: sc screwed, screwed, red state leftist. They have gotten into
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Speaker 1: politics as Republicans for years, faking their way in, and
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Speaker 1: they're really good at telling people what they want to hear.
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Speaker 7: M H.
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Speaker 1: John Cordin was one of those people. He was a Republican,
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Speaker 1: and thankfully, after two decades, voters threw him out of
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Speaker 1: office on his keister during May's primary runoff against Texas
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Speaker 1: Attorney General Ken Paxton. A more trustable trustable Yeah that's
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Speaker 1: a new word, trustable individual. The decision to kick him
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Speaker 1: to the curb looks better than ever this week, after
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Speaker 1: John Cornyn staffer Jacob Smith left his job with the
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Speaker 1: veteran Republican lawmaker to work with Democrat Senate nominee James
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Speaker 1: tell Rico, one of the biggest liars in the history
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Speaker 1: of American politics. And you have to really go some
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Speaker 1: to be in that position. Now he's in the rule
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Speaker 12: Now, wow.
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Speaker 1: Smith didn't just work for Coronin either. He worked for
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Speaker 1: other Republicans. According to reports, he worked for Cornyn for
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Speaker 1: five years as a deputy Legislative director and previously worked
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Speaker 1: on the House Science Committee for Representative Frank Lucas of Oklahoma.
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Speaker 1: He was also a legislative aid for Senator Roger Wicker
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Speaker 1: of Mississippi. But it was a man who could so
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Speaker 1: easily abandon the conservative movement for a dishonest, radical leftist,
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Speaker 1: fake Christian like Tula Rico. Ever, going now, how could
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Speaker 1: such an individual be able to get just have no
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Speaker 1: kind of a consciousness just say, you know what, I'm
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Speaker 1: leaving the GOP and I'm going to work for one
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Speaker 1: is what it is. See the deep state. People, they
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Speaker 1: in the not too distant future. That is why you
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Speaker 1: the deep state, Yeah, call it the deep state. Why
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Speaker 1: On last Thursday, vandals dumped bubble soap into a fountain
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Speaker 1: herself spray painting the memorial and said that she was
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Speaker 1: planning the August thirteenth action to criticize US tax dollars
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Speaker 1: going to what she alleged for corporate racketeering, embezzlement, and
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Speaker 1: slave labor practices, among other issues. Now leftists like her
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Speaker 1: couldn't care less about the actual slave labor that is
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Speaker 1: going on throughout the Middle East as Islamis continued the
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Speaker 1: slave industry in that part of the world. The WNBA
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Speaker 1: has backfired after Sophie Cunningham fans ordered to remove xx
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Speaker 1: xy shirts at a game fell short. They were just,
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Speaker 1: you know, wearing T shirts in support of women in
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Speaker 1: women's sports, and stupid is what stupid does. People came
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Speaker 1: after them and said, you've got to wear these T
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Speaker 1: shirts to cover your pro girl or pro women T shirts.
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Speaker 1: And this is at a female sporting event, man or
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Speaker 1: man alive. So anyway, the WNBA was forced to kind
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Speaker 1: of backtrack because the only reason why they backtracked because
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Speaker 1: they're finding out that their unnatural positioning is not as
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Speaker 1: popular as they would like it to be. Even with
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Speaker 1: all the decades of indoctrination, there's still enough Americans to say,
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Speaker 1: you know what, wacky to backy crap. It's got to
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Speaker 1: be brought to an end. We've got to stop this madness.
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Speaker 1: And you know, all they were doing was just supporting
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Speaker 1: women and girls and women and girls' sports. Fans of
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Speaker 1: gender critical Indiana Fever Sharpshooter Sophie Cunningham alleged that security
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Speaker 1: ordered them to cover up their XXXY Athletics shirts, which
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Speaker 1: promote female only sports. At Sunday's Atlanta Dream Home game
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Speaker 1: against the visiting Fever at State Farm Arena, anyone cares.
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Speaker 1: The Indiana team won with Caitlin Clark. So you know
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Speaker 1: this once again, it's common sense being ridiculed by stupid people.
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Speaker 1: That it's common sense to support women and girl in
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Speaker 1: women and girls' sports, and stupid people have to stop
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Speaker 1: being allowed to have such authority as to be able
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Speaker 1: to intimidate or push around people who are standing up
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Speaker 1: or what is all? What what already is.
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Speaker 7: For?
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Speaker 1: You're only born either a boy or a girl. You're
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Speaker 1: either a girl or a boy at birth. That's it.
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Speaker 1: It's real simple, and it's real scientific too. But thank
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Speaker 1: god for people like Sophie Cunningham who has the well
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Speaker 1: not the cojones, but the ovaries to stand up and
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Speaker 1: stand strong and uh you know, and speak her mind
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Speaker 1: and she has the right to do so. You know,
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Speaker 1: you have these leftist piglets like Rosie what's her name,
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Speaker 1: Rosie o'donald, who continues every time she speaks publicly, she's
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Speaker 1: I think one day she's just going to go to
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Speaker 1: people have just totally lost lost their minds, and we
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Speaker 1: stop allowing people that are hell bent on our destruction moral, economic, educational,
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Speaker 1: whatever spiritual destruction. We have to stop allowing them to
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Speaker 1: have such positions of authority. To me, they are in
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Speaker 1: unearned positions and because they are only there to bring
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Speaker 1: about destruction chaos. That's one of the main uh goals
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