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The ROn Edwards American Experience-Weekend Edition · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: Well, well, well, good day, good day, hello, and how
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Speaker 4: are you. I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to the Run
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Speaker 4: Edwards American Experience. I hope your weekend was as great
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Speaker 4: as mine. Yep. Near perfect day today, lovely fall weather.
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Speaker 4: Love these crispy nights, crispy cool nights and nice fresh,
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Speaker 4: low humidity, cool days. There's nothing better. Leaves are beautiful
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Speaker 4: and all is nice. It's really great when your president
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Speaker 4: has a great meeting, and in that meeting, you know,
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Speaker 4: I don't know if he thought about this, but when
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Speaker 4: he was, they signed the agreement today with Australia for
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Speaker 4: rare earth minerals for the United States. And despite the
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Speaker 4: fact that the United States has more than enough rare
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Speaker 4: earth minerals here in the Grete forty eight, as well
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Speaker 4: as a huge untapped source in Alaska, and all we
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Speaker 4: have to do is get rid of our own environmentalist
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Speaker 4: wacko laws. But in the meantime, it's very good that
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Speaker 4: we've got this wonderful deal with Australia because now, now
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Speaker 4: this is just my opinion, but I look at the
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Speaker 4: globe and I look at things in a long term situation,
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Speaker 4: and from my purview, I think that we should just
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Speaker 4: basically tell China to kiss where the sun don't shine
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Speaker 4: and cut off relationships with them, leave them the hell alone.
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Speaker 4: Because here's the thing. The United States got along quite
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Speaker 4: well before Nixon opened that stupid door. Nixon was a
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Speaker 4: very intelligent individual, and even the smartest amongst us does
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Speaker 4: stupid things every once in a while. We all do, okay,
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Speaker 4: So I'm not going to knock him for making a
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Speaker 4: dumb mistake. Was a dumb mistake by opening the door
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Speaker 4: to China, and here we are. All we did because
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Speaker 4: of our globalist politicians that came after Nixon. It was
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Speaker 4: opened the door and used our wealth, which was transferred
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Speaker 4: to China to build their military, to build up their economy,
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Speaker 4: and everything that's going on that is now being utilized
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Speaker 4: against the United States of America all the way up
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Speaker 4: to the point where they're no longer buying our soybeans.
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Speaker 4: And you know, so since they're doing that, Trump might
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Speaker 4: as well just say, you know what, it was nice
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Speaker 4: knowing you. Sorry, I won't get to it's either the
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Speaker 4: Great Wall of China or anything like that, the Forbidden City,
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Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera. But you know what, it's those
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Speaker 4: are nice things, but they're not worth it, and neither
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Speaker 4: are you. Jijingping by now and leave it alone, and
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Speaker 4: arm our military to the teeth, you know, make sure
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Speaker 4: that we're very very strong offensively and defensively, and and
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Speaker 4: keep it moving, keep making deals. Yeah, you're right, an
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Speaker 4: individual just chat it in I tell them to you
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Speaker 4: know what, off. But of course I can't say the
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Speaker 4: word on the air. But we got to get rid
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Speaker 4: of these these these these false, these harmful relationships. It's
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Speaker 4: just like on a personal level, right, you you go
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Speaker 4: through life and then there are these people that are
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Speaker 4: like ticks. Okay, they're ticks, human ticks, and the only
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Speaker 4: thing they're doing is draining from you, and it's it's
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Speaker 4: just a horrible relationship. They offer nothing good. I mean,
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Speaker 4: there are people with everyone, you know, there's there's the good, bad,
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Speaker 4: they up and the down. But there are those few
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Speaker 4: that are, like I said, ticks, and and all they
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Speaker 4: bring is is social disease, and just they're just a
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Speaker 4: bad they're bad eggs, and you know, they're just enemies
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Speaker 4: for enemies, as some people call them. And you just
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Speaker 4: have to say, I forgive you. But by now, and
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Speaker 4: I'm serious, this is what we should say to China,
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Speaker 4: because the only thing that's going to come down to
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Speaker 4: it is a bad situation in the United States. Because
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Speaker 4: we are nice, we always do stupid things by opening
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Speaker 4: up our doors and you know, trying to make friends
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Speaker 4: with kool aid, wasting away our wealth just to be nice,
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Speaker 4: which is used against us in the long run. We
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Speaker 4: have to stop that. That's kind of retarded to do that,
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Speaker 4: and I think we would benefit so mightily from that.
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Speaker 4: And then, as I told President Trump to his face, sir,
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Speaker 4: we need to lower the United States corporate tax rates
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Speaker 4: to be always the lowest in the world. Let's say
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Speaker 4: we lower ours down to five percent, and another nation says, well,
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Speaker 4: we're gonna beat that. We're going to go to four percent.
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Speaker 4: We just put ours at three percent. The reason being
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Speaker 4: is because when you have lower corporate tax rates, right
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Speaker 4: in addition to the tariffs, in addition to making things
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Speaker 4: more amenable to doing business in the United States, and
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Speaker 4: I mean homegrown business is not just foreign investments into
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Speaker 4: this country, because when your foreign investment is greater than
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Speaker 4: your domestic investment, you're still at kind of a disappointment disadvantage,
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Speaker 4: even though it's better that they're invested in your country
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Speaker 4: than you know, them just exporting everything to your country
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Speaker 4: and you have nothing made in your country, your jobs,
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Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera. You know the drill on that.
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Speaker 4: But congratulations to mister President for Trump for getting this
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Speaker 4: this deal sign sealed and delivered with Australia. Australia is
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Speaker 4: a pretty good ally. We need to continue strong relations
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Speaker 4: with Australia because in recent years China has been visiting
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Speaker 4: Australia and saying, hey, who's your daddy. You better leave
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Speaker 4: the United States alone, you better come in our direction.
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Speaker 4: And so far, so good. Australia has not done that.
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Speaker 4: They've been friendly with China, but they have not turned
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Speaker 4: their back on the United States of America and that
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Speaker 4: kind of ticks China off. But I don't care. As
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Speaker 4: we move along. Ah boy, you know this, what I'm
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Speaker 4: going to tell you is just this is heartbreaking. You've
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Speaker 4: heard of Jimmy Kimmel, another no good nick. He hosts
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Speaker 4: Drag Drag Queen story time Tricksie Mattel, you know, reading
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Speaker 4: Eric Trump's memoir to children and throws the book into
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Speaker 4: a wood chipper. Now, this is what Jimmy Kimmel is hosting.
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Speaker 4: He's got all these children here right with this freak
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Speaker 4: freakazoid And this is what Jimmy Kimmel, And this is
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Speaker 4: what This is the kind of stuff that all the leftist,
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Speaker 4: all the socialist pigs. This is what they want to
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Speaker 4: do to your children, your grandchildren, and if you're that old,
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Speaker 4: your great grandchildren. This is what they want. And this
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Speaker 4: is yet another reason why I always say, look, when
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Speaker 4: it comes to people on the left, we have to
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Speaker 4: do them like we have we should be doing China.
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Speaker 4: I agree with Margie Taylor Green when she said, you know,
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Speaker 4: there are some people we have to divorce ourselves from.
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Speaker 4: There are three sets of people we need to divorce
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Speaker 4: divorce ourselves from China. Leftist in America, especially those that
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Speaker 4: want to putrefy our children. And number three, well, who's
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Speaker 4: the third? I guess leftists in general. Yeah, leftists in
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Speaker 4: general all you know they come. It's such a multifacet
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Speaker 4: you know, rather than trying to pick a third group,
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Speaker 4: I mean all the leftists. And the reason why I
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Speaker 4: say that is because you know, as the you know,
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Speaker 4: the Lord leads, you know, those who are led to
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Speaker 4: witness to them go forward. I'm not one to get
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Speaker 4: in the way of that, because I believe in spreading
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Speaker 4: the Word of God, spreading the Gospel and all of that.
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Speaker 4: I would never say don't do that. But anything else,
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Speaker 4: you know, as far as I'm concerned, it's hands off,
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Speaker 4: and we leave these people alone. We've got to get
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Speaker 4: our children away from them, get them out of the
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Speaker 4: government schools as well as we can get them out
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Speaker 4: still that they can get a real education. If you
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Speaker 4: want to save this nation, you've got to get the
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Speaker 4: children away from the the you know, the tentacles of
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Speaker 4: the leftists. We have to because like I've said many
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Speaker 4: times before on this broadcast, it's wonderful that we have
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Speaker 4: a great administration here, the Trump administration. He's doing the
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Speaker 4: best he can, even though he's surrounded by rhinos like
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Speaker 4: John Boone, Mike Johnson, and many others. Yes they're better
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Speaker 4: than Democrats, but still they're not good enough because we
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Speaker 4: have to win this thing all the way. See, the
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Speaker 4: leftists are playing for keep and they're out to kill
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Speaker 4: this country. The reason why they were out demonstrating over
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Speaker 4: the weekend is because they consider they are so ranged
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Speaker 4: and spiritually dead that they consider if you want to
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Speaker 4: raise your children in the way that God would say
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Speaker 4: to point them, hey, they consider that hate. If you
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Speaker 4: tuning in from throughout America and around the world. Well,
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Speaker 4: there's a Spanish priest facing years in prison for Oh,
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Speaker 4: he didn't do anything wrong, he offended Muslims. If you
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Speaker 4: pay any attention to American ideological discourse, you've no doubt
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Speaker 4: heard the one about Christian nationalism. It's the big heapham
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Speaker 4: boogeyman idea that Christians are trying to take over the
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Speaker 4: world politically, culturally, and spiritually, as if that's a bad
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Speaker 4: thing for anyone paying attention to our world. However, you're
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Speaker 4: no doubt fully aware of just how powerleous and powerless
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Speaker 4: life is for Christians outside of America's protection. Ask the
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Speaker 4: Christians in Great Britain, Ask the Christians in China, Ask
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Speaker 4: the Christians in North Korea if there's any left alive.
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Speaker 4: Ask the Christians in Nigeria, asked the Christians in South Africa,
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Speaker 4: as the Christians everywhere throughout the world. What about true
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Speaker 4: Christians in Spain. It's a bad life, my friends, including
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Speaker 4: for Father Custodio Baluster, a Catholic priest in Spain. He's
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Speaker 4: facing the possibility of a very real prison time on
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Speaker 4: charges of Islama phobia, islam of phobia. Are you kidding me? Now?
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Speaker 4: This is awful stuff. He told the truth. Now he's
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Speaker 4: facing up to three years of incarceration for this charge,
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Speaker 4: as well as some fines. The big crime, my friends.
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Speaker 4: Answering a question about the possibility of an interfaith dialogue
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Speaker 4: between Christians and Muslims. It can't be stressed enough that
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Speaker 4: this happened in twenty sixteen, nearly a decade ago. Now,
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Speaker 4: this renewal revival of Christian Muslim dialogue, paralyzed by the
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Speaker 4: alleged improvedudence of the beloved Benedict the sixteenth, is far
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Speaker 4: from a reality, Balister wrote in a letter responding to
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Speaker 4: the question, Islam does not allow for dialogue. That's true.
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Speaker 4: You either believe or you are an infidel who must
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Speaker 4: be subdued one way or another. The Christian Broadcasting Network
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Speaker 4: added that in twenty seventeen, Ballister expanded on his twenty
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Speaker 4: sixteen remarks, warning that Islam not only possesses a threat
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Speaker 4: to Europe or it's possessed. Yeah, it does pose itself
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Speaker 4: as a threat to Europe, but that in many Muslim
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Speaker 4: majority countries Christians face persecution. Now do Muslims face? Are
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Speaker 4: they guilty of Christian phobia? Despite the rote and fairly
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Speaker 4: accurate description of Islamic culture, Baluster incensed the Association of
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Speaker 4: Spanish Muslims against Islamophobia. Now see, here's one thing you
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Speaker 4: need to know about the Islamists, the Muslims. Here's one thing.
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Speaker 4: See when Muslims are the minority, they run around screaming
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Speaker 4: for equality, but once they become the majority, all bets
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Speaker 4: are off the table. They don't believe in equality for
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Speaker 4: anyone but other Muslims. They don't even believe in equality
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Speaker 4: for their own heh wives, how about that?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 4: The sixty one year old father Custodio Baluster, a Spanish
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Speaker 4: Catholic priest. He's in court today. He faced a court today,
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Speaker 4: already facing a possible three year prison sentence for his
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Speaker 4: criticism of radical jihadism, having been accused of as Lamophobia. Now, see,
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Speaker 4: had I been in this place, probably would have been
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Speaker 4: in a bigger heap of trouble because there is no
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Speaker 4: radical Islamists. There is no such thing. There is no
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Speaker 4: such animal, okay. The only animal when it comes to
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Speaker 4: Islamist are either you are one or you're not. And
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Speaker 4: I based that upon the words in the Quran. Yes,
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Speaker 4: in the Quran, it's plainly states what you are to
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Speaker 4: do and what you are not to do as a Muslim, okay.
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Speaker 4: And as a Muslim you are called to lie and
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Speaker 4: whindle your way into society until your numbers are great enough,
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Speaker 4: until you become the majority, and then you show your
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Speaker 4: real colors, like they've already done and is in Dearbornistan, Michigan,
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Speaker 4: and what they're in the process of doing in Sugarland, Texas,
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Speaker 4: what they've done in Hamtramck, Michigan, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Saint Paul, Minnesota,
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Speaker 4: and elsewhere throughout the Republic. Now, if the United States
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Speaker 4: reveals itself to be retarded enough to allow the Islamists
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Speaker 4: to continue to grow at the rapid rate that they
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Speaker 4: are growing, then we'll have no one to blame but ourselves.
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Speaker 4: Of all of a sudden, in a few years, American
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Speaker 4: women are told to where burk us? You know those
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Speaker 4: sweat box, big long rags that they wear and eighty
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Speaker 4: five degree weather and sweat under their boy they must
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Speaker 4: be smelly souls. But anyway, before I digress any further,
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Speaker 4: and before America digresses any further, this stuff has to
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Speaker 4: be stopped. This is why I continue to say that
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Speaker 4: our young children have to be reached now, because I'm
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Speaker 4: not kidding. The direction that the youth are taught now
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Speaker 4: dictates the direction the nation takes in the next generation.
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Speaker 4: So if you want a better America, you'd better make
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Speaker 4: darn sure that your children, your grandchildren, your great grandchildren,
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Speaker 4: whatever the case may be, receive a true education and
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Speaker 4: good moral teaching out of the Bible at home, because
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Speaker 4: without it, you're cooked. And it was good to see
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Speaker 4: that over the weekend, those giant headache parades that were
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Speaker 4: supposed to be happening no king rally. How retarded is that,
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Speaker 4: you know, as Trump the Trumpster said himself he was
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Speaker 4: a king, the you know the I get No, it
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Speaker 4: wasn't him that said this. I think it was Mike Johnson,
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Speaker 4: stop clock, you know, right, twice a day, Mike Johnson.
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Speaker 4: I think he said that if Trump were a king,
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Speaker 4: the government would have already been opened. And it was
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Speaker 4: someone else, maybe the President, who said it. If he
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Speaker 4: was a king, they wouldn't have he wouldn't have allowed
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Speaker 4: all those big parades or I'm sorry, demonstrations and so.
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Speaker 4: And the majority the good news is that the majority
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Speaker 4: of the people that marched in those things over the
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Speaker 4: weekend were old leftist white karens. I'm you know, male
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Speaker 4: and female karens. And that was the majority. And the
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Speaker 4: majority of the people, uh, eighty percent of them I
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Speaker 4: guessed overall were all folks, the old gray haired fogies.
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Speaker 4: And that's a good sign because I don't know, maybe
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Speaker 4: the money's running out and so the young people say,
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Speaker 4: I ain't getting paid, I ain't chilling that, or young
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Speaker 4: people are seeing through through the bull capitalist with a hit.
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Speaker 4: Either way, it's great that it was mostly old geezers
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Speaker 4: that were out there parading and acting a fool. Now,
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Speaker 4: there were some cases, because I did see a video
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Speaker 4: of young children being encouraged to beat up on a balloon,
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Speaker 4: a blow up balloon of President Trump and stab it
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Speaker 4: and all of that. So there was some derangement classes
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Speaker 4: going on concerning young people. But the good news is
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Speaker 4: that compared to the old folks, numbers the young were
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Speaker 4: very few. And you know that's again that is a
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Speaker 4: very good sign because you know, if to save our
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Speaker 4: nation we have to dramatically change in another direction. We
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Speaker 4: cannot allow the Jimmy Kimmels of the world to sit
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Speaker 4: here and sponsor Trixie Mattel reading Eric Trump's Memoir to
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Speaker 4: Children and throwing the book into a wood chipper and
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Speaker 4: saying other horrible things that are immoral and not right
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Speaker 4: for children. It's just not right. Well, I'm glad that
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Speaker 4: Trump did it again. He struck another drug boat and
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Speaker 4: it's the right thing to do. Now, Rand Paul would
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Speaker 4: disagree with me, as you know, he's stated that Trump
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Speaker 4: going after these drug boats is not legal. Well, the
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Speaker 4: last time I checked, it's not legal to bring drugs
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Speaker 4: into this country and sell them. Now, why is it? Well,
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Speaker 4: I already know why. But I find it very disheartening
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Speaker 4: that libertarians like Rand Paul are always on the side
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Speaker 4: of evil figuring out a way to try to make
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Speaker 4: it seem is that those that are doing wrong, you
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Speaker 4: can't stop them unless you go through these mental and
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Speaker 4: legal gymnastics that don't make any sense and don't really
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Speaker 4: stop the evil. It is just asinine the way these
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Speaker 4: people think. And then you wonder why the country in
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Speaker 4: some days it really seems like it's going to hell
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Speaker 4: in a handbasket. And I used to be a real
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Speaker 4: big fan of Ran Paul. I really did, because he
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Speaker 4: does say a lot of the right things. But then
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Speaker 4: when it comes to issues like this, I'm like, you
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Speaker 4: know what, you need to be replaced by a true nationalist,
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Speaker 4: someone who understands right and wrong and not from the
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Speaker 4: perspective always trying to figure out a way that, oh,
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Speaker 4: you just can't be that strong against evil. Oh my god,
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Speaker 4: why make life difficult for evildoers? Well, I'm sorry. If
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Speaker 4: you're in a boat coming to bring something that is
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Speaker 4: deadly into this country, in my humble opinion, you are
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Speaker 4: an enemy combatant. Doesn't matter if you're not in a
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Speaker 4: military uniform coming in with guns blazed, if you're coming
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Speaker 4: in with drugs blazing, what's the difference If you get
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Speaker 4: your in and you know, you get your goal that
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Speaker 4: Americans are dead or hooked on drugs, which weakens the
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Speaker 4: country from within. So we have to, you know, get
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Speaker 4: away from this retarded way of thinking, like, oh my god,
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Speaker 4: I think it's illegal to take out drug boats. And
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Speaker 4: he calls it a drug boat, so he knows exactly
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Speaker 4: what it is. So he would prefer that the drug
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Speaker 4: boat be allowed to come to the United States. Anyway,
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Speaker 4: we'll figure things out between now and as we return
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Speaker 4: after this break.
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Speaker 4: And well, you can join the conversation at two zero
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Speaker 4: eight two one six six one zero zero. That's two
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Speaker 4: zero eight two one six six 's one zero zero. Well,
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Speaker 4: every swimming pool in the United States of America features
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Speaker 4: a little sign limited to such and such number of swimmers.
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Speaker 4: Every airplane states total capacity is eighty flyers, or whatever
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Speaker 4: particular number depending on the size of the aircraft. Not
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Speaker 4: eating establishment states capacity is fifty diners, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 4: brings the question, my friends, what is the long term
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Speaker 4: carrying capacity of humans for the United States of America?
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Speaker 4: It is three hundred and fifty million. And as it
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Speaker 4: provide resources for three hundred and fifty million people every
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Speaker 4: single day for the next one hundred years? Can we
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Speaker 4: provide these resources for a population of four hundred and
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Speaker 4: fifty million? What about five hundred and fifty million? What
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Speaker 4: about a billion? At what point does everything break down?
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Speaker 4: As to water availability, what about gasoline? What about minerals
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Speaker 4: and metals? To maintain our highly sophisticated use of industrial materials.
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Speaker 4: What happens when the quality of life factor breaks down? How,
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Speaker 4: my friends, do we sustain another one hundred million people
29:43
Speaker 4: added to the United States of America? Like the Democrats
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Speaker 4: and writers want to flood into our republic. What's it
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Speaker 4: going to be like? What would it be like? What
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Speaker 4: if it's only fifty million? Is anyone asking any questions
29:56
Speaker 4: as to our children's future quality of life? Issu kues, Well,
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Speaker 4: some of us are, but many want to flood our
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Speaker 4: nation to the point of breaking. As the numbers explode
30:07
Speaker 4: in the United States of America, driven by mass legal immigration,
30:12
Speaker 4: our quality of life degrades dramatically. As I've stated many
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Speaker 4: times on this broadcast, America allows in one point five
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Speaker 4: legal immigrants into our country every single year, sometimes even
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Speaker 4: more legally, and in my humble opinion, that's far too many.
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Speaker 4: If we're up to me, we would have no immigration
30:34
Speaker 4: into the United States for at least five years, five
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Speaker 4: maybe seven. Okay. The reason being is because America needs
30:44
Speaker 4: to catch up with itself. We are a nation where
30:49
Speaker 4: our birth rate is so low, we're not even at
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Speaker 4: the replacement replacement level right now. We're below the replacement level.
31:00
Speaker 4: We're not even even as far as deaths to berths.
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Speaker 4: Even in twenty twenty five, you must receive or reserve
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Speaker 4: our campgrounds months in advance because of the number of
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Speaker 4: people that want to use them, and you can't let
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Speaker 4: them all in at one time or there it would
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Speaker 4: no longer be a campground, it would just be standing
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Speaker 4: room only. If you're lucky, my friend, you might grab
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Speaker 4: one at a national park, state park, or even a
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Speaker 4: county park. If you go skiing in the Midwest or Colorado,
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Speaker 4: you will be standing in a line that's forty five
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Speaker 4: minutes long. Once you get into the slopes, you're facing
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Speaker 4: an ant hill of irresponsible children on snowboards, blindly racing
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Speaker 4: over jumps and crashing over hills with blind spots. Have
31:50
Speaker 4: you ever visited Yosemite or Yellowstone, It's called wilderness gridlock traffic.
31:57
Speaker 4: Last summer, visitors had to sit in three and four
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Speaker 4: mile long lines of cars to see the boiling pots
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Speaker 4: and heated pools. It's always a mob of people and
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Speaker 4: it's only going to worsen beyond reason within twenty five years,
32:15
Speaker 4: and if you extend it to fifty years, it's anybody's guests.
32:19
Speaker 4: As to visiting any of our national parks, even if
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Speaker 4: you make it into the national park, you are about
32:26
Speaker 4: as close to nature as you would be walking through
32:29
Speaker 4: Times Square in beautiful New York City. And I say
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Speaker 4: beautiful because I don't know how many days we have
32:36
Speaker 4: of New York City being great and beautiful. Then there's
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Speaker 4: that question of sustainability. Can we keep burning one hundred
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Speaker 4: million barrels of oil twenty four to seven around the world.
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Speaker 4: Can Mother Earth keep offering up that much oil? In
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Speaker 4: a sense, she can be because oil does replenish itself
32:57
Speaker 4: if it could. How will we deal with the acid
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Speaker 4: rain or the toxic air pollution that people talk about
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Speaker 4: hanging over all of our cities. I can't tell you this.
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Speaker 4: Trying to breathe in China or India, it is like
33:10
Speaker 4: breathing heavily toxic air with one point four billion humans
33:14
Speaker 4: plus another one point four billion humans fighting to breathe
33:18
Speaker 4: that air. But I will give America credit because in
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Speaker 4: the United States of America, there is a use of
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Speaker 4: higher technology to keep the air cleaner. As we continue
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Speaker 4: to use you know, coal and petrol and things of
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Speaker 4: that nature. So there is the technology to make it cleaner.
33:40
Speaker 4: But in China they don't utilize any environmental laws. And
33:44
Speaker 4: you know there's proof of that. There's a little book
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Speaker 4: called Blip Humanity's three hundred years self Terminating Experiment with
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Speaker 4: Industrialism by Christopher Kluxton. We enjoy ultimate unlimited resources from
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Speaker 4: this planet from seventeen fifty to twenty and fifty. According
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Speaker 4: to the author. He claims that after twenty fifty, all
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Speaker 4: the world's oil supplies will be exhausted, although I do
34:14
Speaker 4: remember that they used to say that oil would be
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Speaker 4: depleted by the nineteen seventies, and here we are. There's
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Speaker 4: no chance for an estimated nine point seven billion people
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Speaker 4: on planet Earth in the next twenty five years to
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Speaker 4: be able to enjoy enough fresh water, energy and resources
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Speaker 4: to live at the extravagant opulent levels that we live today,
34:37
Speaker 4: according to some Now, I happen to believe that if
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Speaker 4: we were to re establish true science based education based
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Speaker 4: on God's principles, these will not be big problems because
34:54
Speaker 4: I do know for a fact, okay, that there is
34:58
Speaker 4: the ability to create energy out of the air. For example,
35:04
Speaker 4: did you know that the original, the first electric car
35:08
Speaker 4: produced electricity out of the atmosphere and was self charging.
35:15
Speaker 4: Did you know that, my friends? So that's one situation
35:19
Speaker 4: right there. We don't have to depend on petrol and
35:23
Speaker 4: you don't have to depend on these awful polluting lithium batteries.
35:27
Speaker 4: So in the case of electric cars, we've actually stepped backwards.
35:32
Speaker 4: But you better understand that once oil has been exhausted,
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Speaker 4: which I don't think it will be, we human beings
35:39
Speaker 4: would be in a world of hurt if we do
35:41
Speaker 4: run out out of oil. And that's why I do
35:44
Speaker 4: say that there are other available technologies, not in the
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Speaker 4: present form, because the reason why you have the lithium
35:53
Speaker 4: battery electric cars is because that is a solution that
35:57
Speaker 4: is not a solution long term, because the Left is
36:00
Speaker 4: never allow solutions that are most beneficial to we the people,
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Speaker 4: especially on an individual basis. Because let's say, if you
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Speaker 4: were to purchase a car, an electric car that was
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Speaker 4: self charging and utilize the electricity that it derived from
36:16
Speaker 4: the atmosphere, guess what, you would not be dependent upon
36:20
Speaker 4: a corporation charging station. So you cut out that and
36:29
Speaker 4: let's say, let's just really stretch things here, let's look
36:34
Speaker 4: at hospitals for a second. Let's say if they went
36:37
Speaker 4: back to putting linen sheets in hospitals, do you know
36:40
Speaker 4: that the cure rate for most diseases would grow up dramatically. Yes,
36:46
Speaker 4: just that alone, because linen brings light and it promotes healing.
36:55
Speaker 4: But as we go from this happy hydrocarbon bubble that
36:59
Speaker 4: we've reached now to renewable energy resource economy, which we
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Speaker 4: must do in this century, will the civil part of
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37:14
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37:21
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Speaker 4: And you know, I watched the recent debate they had there.
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Speaker 4: It wasn't a very good debate, but I think that
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Speaker 4: Curtis Lee what did the best out of the you know,
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Speaker 4: and it's not because cause they were terrible debaters. The moderators,
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Speaker 4: oh my god, they were just putrit. I mean, the moderators.
45:09
Speaker 4: Moderators were nuts. They wouldn't allow Sleevea to answer, to
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Speaker 4: completely answer the questions, and they kept cutting them off.
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Speaker 4: But Cuomo was the worst debater there. I mean, he
45:21
Speaker 4: couldn't even answer a question properly when it came to sports.
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Speaker 4: One of the last questions. You know, they always give
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Speaker 4: they said, well, you know, when New York has two
45:32
Speaker 4: baseball teams, which one will you which game? Which team
45:36
Speaker 4: will you go? And uh, you know support sliwa. He says,
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Speaker 4: I'm a Yankee fan all the way. You're not a
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Speaker 4: real baseball fan unless you support the Yankees. I go
45:47
Speaker 4: Yankees all the way. Also, the Knicks was your third
45:52
Speaker 4: choice if you wanted to just go to a Knicks
45:54
Speaker 4: game or whatever. And the Muslim guy he picked the
45:57
Speaker 4: next he says, the Knicks all the way. So when
45:59
Speaker 4: they went to to Cuomo, he goes, well, I'll split
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Speaker 4: it in half. Half game. I'll go to a Mets
46:08
Speaker 4: game and then I'll go over and I'll go to
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Speaker 4: the Bronx and I'll go to a Yankees And even
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Speaker 4: the Muslim guy said, my gosh, you can't even pick one,
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Speaker 4: make up your mind and just pick one in a
46:18
Speaker 4: sports in the sports area, my gosh. Yeah. So Cuoma
46:23
Speaker 4: is a sorry individual anyway, and it's because of Cuomo
46:29
Speaker 4: that you have a lot of the horrible situations that
46:32
Speaker 4: are going on in New York City today. So he
46:35
Speaker 4: is not, in my humble opinion, a better alternative to
46:37
Speaker 4: the Muslim guy. The only clear common sense choice is
46:41
Speaker 4: Curtis Sliwa, And I wish I still lived in New
46:44
Speaker 4: York City just so I could go and vote and
46:46
Speaker 4: campaign for the guy, because this is it is an emergency,
46:52
Speaker 4: because losing New York City to communism and to Islamism
46:57
Speaker 4: isn't the same as losing Dear Born as Stand or
47:02
Speaker 4: Hamtramic or Minneapolis, minnesot and Saint Paul or Sugarland, Texas.
47:08
Speaker 4: Not the same. All those were at one time in
47:12
Speaker 4: their own way, great places. But New York City, I mean,
47:17
Speaker 4: that's one of the great historical places of all time.
47:22
Speaker 4: If you lay out all the cities, the great cities
47:24
Speaker 4: from the beginning of time to now, New York City
47:27
Speaker 4: stands out among maybe the two or three greatest cities
47:31
Speaker 4: ever created by humankind. Okay, And it's been very rare
47:39
Speaker 4: that a city has had as much impact on the world,
47:43
Speaker 4: as more impact on the world than most nations, and
47:48
Speaker 4: that is New York City. And that's why they call
47:51
Speaker 4: it the Big Apple. And could you imagine if such
47:55
Speaker 4: a great city, what a big hole in our economy,
48:00
Speaker 4: in the world's economy, would happen if that in the
48:02
Speaker 4: devastation that would occur, if New York City residents are
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Speaker 4: that stupid enough to vote in an Islamic Communist, a
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Speaker 4: man that hates this city, that wants to destroy the
48:16
Speaker 4: greatest city in the world. As cousin Brucey used to
48:19
Speaker 4: say on WABC, Okay, you don't want that to happen,
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Speaker 4: my friends. If you believe in prayer, you better pray
48:30
Speaker 4: that the Islamic Communist does not win, because if that happens,
48:35
Speaker 4: wherever you are in this country, you will be impacted
48:39
Speaker 4: directly or indirectly. Now you know, there are those who
48:46
Speaker 4: continue to say that with the world's large population, we
48:51
Speaker 4: will be suffering in a few years. But I believe
48:55
Speaker 4: it was scientifically proven years ago that the world could
48:58
Speaker 4: actually hold twelve billion people. And I will tell you
49:04
Speaker 4: this that if you two were to extract all the
49:09
Speaker 4: wrongful policies such as lithium batteries, the most pain backside
49:16
Speaker 4: way of doing things that make things worse, if those
49:19
Speaker 4: kinds of policies were eliminated. And by the way, did
49:26
Speaker 4: you know that you can produce water supply out of
49:29
Speaker 4: the atmosphere too. They do that in Israel in that
49:33
Speaker 4: dry air in Israel. There is the technology to produce
49:38
Speaker 4: water out of the atmosphere. For every problem that I
49:41
Speaker 4: could bring up, there is a solution to it that
49:44
Speaker 4: would make our world much better. And if you go
49:47
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49:52
Speaker 4: Rockefeller slapped his big money in the way and persuaded
49:55
Speaker 4: them to go in another direction towards pharmaceuticals only and
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Speaker 4: petroleum based medicines and petroleum based vitamins. I remember when
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Speaker 4: vitamins you know where many of them were petroleum based,
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Speaker 4: Vitamin D and all of that. And so as we
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Speaker 4: become wiser, and we become more stiffened in our spines
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Speaker 4: and more strong, and we push against with our greater
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Speaker 4: wisdom against the madness, it doesn't matter if we have
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Speaker 4: a larger population in the world. Now, I would not
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Speaker 4: advise allowing the United States to have a billion people,
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Speaker 4: especially if they all come from foreign lands, and which
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Speaker 4: brings our population up to a billion or a half billion.
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Speaker 4: Because Americans are not replacing themselves because so many Americans
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Speaker 4: are aborting their children. And we have a better chance
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Speaker 4: now because the illegal border crossers population has just about
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Speaker 4: been eliminated. And what we need to do for fire
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Speaker 4: five years is stop legal immigration. But because so many
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Speaker 4: people are so brainwashed in the thinking, oh, if you
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Speaker 4: stop immigration, you're a racist, which has racism has nothing
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Speaker 4: to do with it. You know, the United States has
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Speaker 4: to start caring about itself. God bless this nation. He
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Speaker 4: shed his grace upon America, and we have to show
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Speaker 4: his appreciation by taking care of this nation. Well, my friends,
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Speaker 4: now that I see that, my time is that I do.
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Speaker 4: Thank you so much for your time. Thank you, thank you,
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Speaker 4: thank you, And as I always say at this time,
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Speaker 4: remember to pray for your nation, pray for your family,
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Speaker 4: your friends, and yes even pray for your enemies that
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Speaker 4: they get it right before it's too late. You know,
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Speaker 4: judgment day is coming, and don't forget to treat them
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Speaker 4: this the same way you want to be treated. God
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Speaker 4: loves you, I love you, and I'm ron edwards until
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Speaker 4: next time. Excelsior mm hm. Even even the even the
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Speaker 4: the let's all folks
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