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Speaker 5: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 3: Well today, Hello and how are you. I'm run Edwards fan.
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Speaker 3: This is the Run Edwards American Experienced Talk Show. And
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Speaker 3: boy do we have a great show lined up for
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Speaker 3: you this day. Our guest is Donna Feducia of Real
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Speaker 3: America's Voice TV. She's going to be with us coming
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Speaker 3: up after the break. But I tell you, President Trump
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Speaker 3: is a great showman. And yesterday was hilarious, totally hilarious,
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Speaker 3: the gathering they had in the Oval Office where the
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Speaker 3: South African president was there and his staff and even
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Speaker 3: two golfers from South Africa were there. They came there
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Speaker 3: with the president of that nation. And it was so
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Speaker 3: funny too when President Trump asked the Vice President, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 3: the President of South Africa about cities that have been happening,
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Speaker 3: and of course the President, not being a very honest fellow,
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Speaker 3: began to lie and state that, oh no, we don't
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Speaker 3: have anything. Kind of drubbles like that, you know, everything
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Speaker 3: is as good and you know that blah blah blah
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Speaker 3: blah blah. And it was hilarious, you know when we
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Speaker 3: were looking at this live and you could tell by
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Speaker 3: the President's expression, oh man, something is up. And all
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Speaker 3: of a sudden, the president says, when President Trump says,
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Speaker 3: someone here is soul valerie. Uh, you know, we need
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Speaker 3: to turn down the lights please, And he tells the
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Speaker 3: South African president, yeah, I've got the thousands of reports here,
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Speaker 3: and they hand them a stack of papers. They hand
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Speaker 3: these to Trump. I think he got them from Vice
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Speaker 3: President Vance, one after another, all these victims, pictures of
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Speaker 3: the thousand cross that are lining a major roadway there
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Speaker 3: in South Africa, each representing a murdered white farmer. Hilarious,
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Speaker 3: hilarious stuff. And when the lights go dark are dim
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Speaker 3: and the just to look at the the expression of
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Speaker 3: the South African president, I mean, this stuff was just
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Speaker 3: I mean, someone grabbed the popcorn. I good grief.
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Speaker 1: That was.
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Speaker 3: Stupendous. I mean talk about political theater. And the South
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Speaker 3: African president set himself upward and see this is see
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Speaker 3: the problem with leftist I don't care whether they're here
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Speaker 3: South Africa wherever you know. They're they're about bull capitalists
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Speaker 3: with a head. They lie, they they plunder, their their
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Speaker 3: so called enemies, those that are that they oppose, and
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Speaker 3: it's all about destruction for them. Now. See when Nelson
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Speaker 3: Mandela got out of jail and he pretended to the
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Speaker 3: world that he was mister peace, we love you. And
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Speaker 3: while his wife Winnie played the bad cop and was
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Speaker 3: out necklacing people, you know, giving them the golden fiery necklaces.
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Speaker 3: You know, if they were freedom of lovers and they
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Speaker 3: were following maybe General Buttelesi and it and it never stopped.
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Speaker 3: And at one time South Africa had one of the
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Speaker 3: ten largest economies in the world. They were in the
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Speaker 3: top either in the top ten or right there bubbling
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Speaker 3: just below the top ten. I mean, they have all
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Speaker 3: the potential. Not only is South Africa very beautiful like
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Speaker 3: California's that that kind of level of beauty, natural resources
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Speaker 3: up the wang Wang Cape town, beautiful city. I mean
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Speaker 3: they have all. Yes, I understand that the whites who
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Speaker 3: came there they built most of that, but up until
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Speaker 3: the part eight, the blacks were adjusting quite well. And
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Speaker 3: we're part of the great economy of South Africa. To
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Speaker 3: be honest with you. But after a part eight things
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Speaker 3: really changed. The blacks that took over said, you know what,
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Speaker 3: though we hate the white man for what they did
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Speaker 3: to us, we are going to adopt the white man's communism.
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Speaker 3: So we're going to go from the frying pan into
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Speaker 3: the fire full tilt. And so they are today. They're
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Speaker 3: no longer a top fifteen. They're not a top ten,
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Speaker 3: not top fifteen. Maybe they're a top twenty five economy maybe.
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Speaker 3: And you know, they just are willing to throw away
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Speaker 3: their potential and they want to go the way of
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Speaker 3: Rhodesia which turned into zi Zimbabwe. And as I stated before,
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Speaker 3: I think it was yesterday Zim when it was Rhodesia.
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Speaker 3: That nation was a food exporting country. It really was.
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Speaker 3: And when colonialism left and the communist blacks took over,
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Speaker 3: took over, not the ones who wanted liberty, but the
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Speaker 3: communist blacks took over. Guess what happened. They killed off
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Speaker 3: or ran off all the white farmers. And to this
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Speaker 3: very day, to this very second, the people of Zimbabwe
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Speaker 3: are very hungry. Yeah, they have tight bellies over there,
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Speaker 3: tight bellies. Very few overweight people in Zimbabwe. And see
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Speaker 3: that's what the dedication to communism does. Yeah, brings about
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Speaker 3: a lot of us starvation, tight bellies or bloated bellies,
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Speaker 3: you know too. And conditions are pretty bad over there
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Speaker 3: in Zimbabwe. And this is what the blacks who rule
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Speaker 3: South Africa want to duplicate in beautiful South Africa. I mean,
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Speaker 3: it doesn't matter where they are though. The leftists destroy
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Speaker 3: everything they touch. Look what they did to Detroit. Most
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Speaker 3: Americans don't know this, but in the nineteen fifties and
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Speaker 3: early sixties, Detroit was per capital of the wealthiest city
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Speaker 3: on Earth. Cleveland was what right behind, very very wealthy,
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Speaker 3: super wealthy, a lot of wealth, old money wealth in Pittsburgh,
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Speaker 3: the Kernegie family and all of that Hines Heines fifty
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Speaker 3: seven and so on and so on. But as the
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Speaker 3: governments in those cities became more socialistic, particularly in Detroit,
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Speaker 3: where the most destruction physically was. Now Detroit is no
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Speaker 3: longer the motor capital of the world, Pittsburgh is no
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Speaker 3: longer the steel capital of the world, and Cleveland is
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Speaker 3: no longer the overall manufacturing center of the world. And
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Speaker 3: there you have it, the result of socialist pigs squandering
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Speaker 3: wealth wherever they are South Africa, Southeast Michigan. It doesn't matter.
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Speaker 3: And so we in America have to grow up and
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Speaker 3: become very mature and focused on what we want in
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Speaker 3: this country. Now, most Americans will say, yes, I want
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Speaker 3: a job, I want to be able to grow a business, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 3: I want to be able to drive, buy a home,
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Speaker 3: and just the normal stuff. Right, But how many seriously
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Speaker 3: support all the principles that enables that to be your
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Speaker 3: legacy as a nation? How many? Maybe sixty percent of
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Speaker 3: Americans right now? Maybe sixty percent. But I do know
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Speaker 3: for a fact that thirty percent of Americans support the
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Speaker 3: literal destruction of Western society. Literally thirty percent.
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Speaker 1: I do know.
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Speaker 3: That that is an irrefutable fact that is easily provable.
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Speaker 3: And so but the rest of us who want a
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Speaker 3: better life, what are we willing to do to assume
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Speaker 3: on what has happened, what happened yesterday in the Oval office.
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Speaker 3: I know she has a few snappy comments about that,
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Speaker 3: Two Israelian embassy staffers murdered by a terrorist shouting free
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Speaker 3: Palestine outside of an event at the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington,
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Speaker 3: d C. Last evening were a Jewish and Christian couple.
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Speaker 3: She was Jewish, he was Christian. And just because some
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Speaker 3: knuckle knucklehead decided that well they prefer the persecution and
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Speaker 3: the tragic lifestyle of Palestinians running around, and he decided
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Speaker 3: to do that, he would play god and killed two
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Speaker 3: good people. Everything I've read about both of them, just
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Speaker 3: two sterling people, two good souls blown away by a waco.
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Speaker 3: And you see, this is another reason why we need
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Speaker 3: to bring back the death penal. Got to bring it
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Speaker 3: back by hanging. Anyway, Let's see what our guess, Donafadusia
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Speaker 3: thinks about that. She's with Real America Voice and you
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Speaker 3: husband Don and she's back. Hello and welcome, Hey Ron.
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Speaker 8: Thanks. Yes, we are the co hosts of a show
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Speaker 8: called Cowboy Logic on Real America's Voice. Hope everybody can
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Speaker 8: maybe join us every Saturday and Sunday six am and
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Speaker 8: nine pm Eastern, as well as Sunday afternoons at four pm.
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Speaker 8: But you know, there's so much to unpack with everything
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Speaker 8: you've just said. First of all, it is so tragic
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Speaker 8: what happened outside this Israeli I don't know if it
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Speaker 8: was the embassy or whatever it was, but this young
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Speaker 8: couple who were actually engaged are going to get engaged
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Speaker 8: next week. So tragic. And then you've got a jerk yelling,
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Speaker 8: you know, free Palestine or whatever. We had a two
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Speaker 8: state solution on October sixth. It takes a special kind
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Speaker 8: of stupid really to think that it's Israel's fault for
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Speaker 8: October seventh. It blows my mind. It seems the left
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Speaker 8: has absolutely no common sense, and quite honestly, ron that's
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Speaker 8: why we named our show Cowboy Logic. There's no cowboy
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Speaker 8: logic at all, especially the mainstream media and the left.
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Speaker 3: See the left, see the thing the left, the reason
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Speaker 3: why they can blow away to good people like this
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Speaker 3: and do all the things that they did. And also
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Speaker 3: the incident that happened on October seventh, that fateful day
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Speaker 3: in Israel. The reason why the left, no matter where
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Speaker 3: they are, okay, and no matter what the subject matter
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Speaker 3: is the reason why they always gravitate towards destruction. Whether
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Speaker 3: it's economic destruction, whether it's moral destruction, whether it's educational destruction,
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Speaker 3: whether it's human destruction. That is their end goal. It
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Speaker 3: is all about destruction. Their philosophical base is based is
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Speaker 3: is focused on destruction at whatever the metron is, whatever
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Speaker 3: it is, that's all they do is destroy. I have
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Speaker 3: to get your take. I've got to get get your
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Speaker 3: take on the situation in the Oval Office yesterday when
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Speaker 3: President Trump I had the UH the President of South
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Speaker 3: Africa there and as he was stating, no, we don't
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Speaker 3: have any problems, you know with everything. There's no persecution
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Speaker 3: in dada, YadA YadA. The president first of all, he
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Speaker 3: has a stack of papers with pictures and then he
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Speaker 3: shows a video. I mean, and this is to the
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Speaker 3: world because the world watches whenever there's a presidential gathering
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Speaker 3: in our wife in in the Oval Office. I have
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Speaker 3: to get your take.
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Speaker 8: Ones. I can't believe the guy had the nerve to
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Speaker 8: go to the White House after what happened with Zelenski.
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Speaker 8: I would assume there's going to be some new name
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Speaker 8: for this. Was he Zelenski, I think he was. But
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Speaker 8: you know what's so said Ron is his whole entourage
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Speaker 8: couldn't look at that. Did you notice that they all
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Speaker 8: sat on the couch. They turned their head away. Even
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Speaker 8: the President wouldn't look at it. I have friends from
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Speaker 8: South Africa. Quite honestly, they have very tragic stories themselves.
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Speaker 8: Thank god they've been able to come to the United States.
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Speaker 8: But you know, she our one friend told us ten
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Speaker 8: years ago that this was going to happen. South Africa
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Speaker 8: is almost the blueprint for what they want to happen
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Speaker 8: here in the United States. The problem is when you're
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Speaker 8: mostly a black country like South Africa is it made
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Speaker 8: it very easy once they got rid of aparthep so
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Speaker 8: here in the United States, since we're still a mostly
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Speaker 8: white country, they have to make white people feel guilty.
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Speaker 8: Hence you got the white privilege, the you know, all
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Speaker 8: that other stuff. And unfortunately, the mainstream media is more
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Speaker 8: than willing to go along with it, and even the
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Speaker 8: New York Times, which did deny the Holocaust, is denying this. Yesterday,
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Speaker 8: the New York Times said, oh, the false accusation that
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Speaker 8: white farmers are being killed. I mean, look like you said,
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Speaker 8: look at Zimbabwe, which was Rhodesia. They're going on a
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Speaker 8: strict national diet. Now up there, What do these idiots
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Speaker 8: think is going to happen in South Africa. It's the
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Speaker 8: same thing. And there's no cowboy loshick, there's no common
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Speaker 8: sense in Marxism.
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Speaker 3: And I hate to say this, well, no I don't.
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Speaker 3: The thing is, when you look at what happened in Zimbabwe.
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Speaker 3: I had a good we had a good friend that
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Speaker 3: escapes Zimbabwe and that came to America and they barely
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Speaker 3: made it. It was so close on them. They got
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Speaker 3: into a boat at the river and he forgot to
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Speaker 3: bring his arm in close enough and the hippopotamus just
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Speaker 3: bit his arm off. I mean talking about talk about
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Speaker 3: just making it out, I mean guns blazing, and they
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Speaker 3: ran and got into a boat and just made it
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Speaker 3: and had to leave his arm behind. But here's the thing, Donna.
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Speaker 3: Maybe I should hate to say this, but I really don't.
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Speaker 3: I would just love to ask the world what did
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Speaker 3: they think about the intelligence of the people, whether it's
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Speaker 3: Zimbabwe or South Africa, who are in the majority, who
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Speaker 3: don't have enough gumption to even grow food. That when
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Speaker 3: they chase out the minority, the food growers, and tell.
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Speaker 8: Me, yeah, tell me if I'm wrong. I believe apartheid
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Speaker 8: was formed pretty much to stop the tribes from killing themselves.
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Speaker 8: And that's exactly what they're going to go back to
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Speaker 8: doing once the white farmers are gone. It's like the
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Speaker 8: Hatfields and the McCoy's, they just don't the Sunnis and
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Speaker 8: and the Shees. I mean, this is going back generations
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Speaker 8: and generations. What most people don't also understand is that
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Speaker 8: South Africa, you know, was pretty much vacant land, and
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Speaker 8: so white people, the colonialists left Europe and some came
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Speaker 8: here and some went to South Africa. So those people
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Speaker 8: have been in South Africa as long as many of
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Speaker 8: the Europeans have been here in the United States three
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Speaker 8: four hundred years. They have a history. But and they
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Speaker 8: work very well together until this now. And it's sad.
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Speaker 8: They've had blackouts. They've had brown outs.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's see, that's.
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Speaker 8: Where it starts starving.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. But see, that's where I asked the question. And
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Speaker 3: it's a hard question for me to ask, and I think,
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Speaker 3: you know why, but it's got to be asked. Someone
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Speaker 3: has to do it, and so I'll be the one
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Speaker 3: to do it. What do you think that people think
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Speaker 3: of the intelligence of the people that Okay, they chase
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Speaker 3: out the white farmers, but they don't have enough intelligentsia
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Speaker 3: in their ranks to replace the white farmers and plant
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Speaker 3: seeds and grow food for themselves. Remember Rhodesia was an
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Speaker 3: food exporting nation, okay, was self sufficient at least everyone
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Speaker 3: had enough to eat, more than enough to eat, same
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Speaker 3: thing in South Africa. So they're willing to ignore history
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Speaker 3: and do it to themselves. And every farm that they've
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Speaker 3: already taken from the South Africa and white guess what, donna,
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Speaker 3: It is not productive, every single one of them.
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Speaker 8: They obviously don't know how to farm, so why kill
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Speaker 8: the farmers? That makes a lot of sense.
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Speaker 3: And what bothers me, they don't have enough brains to
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Speaker 3: even learn how to farm. Remember there was no farming
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Speaker 3: before the whites showed up.
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Speaker 8: So well, let me ask you this. Remember how advanced
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Speaker 8: South Africa was too. The first heart transplant was done
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Speaker 8: in South Africa. Now, my friend tells me, if you
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Speaker 8: go to the hospital, you have to bring your own
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Speaker 8: mattress because it's so filthy. She is not able to
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Speaker 8: get her parents or her sons out of the country.
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Speaker 8: It's horrible. And they're not farmers.
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Speaker 3: I've seen pictures of those hospital.
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Speaker 8: Farmers that are being threatened. It's basically what this anti
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Speaker 8: apartheid feeling that has been going on for you know,
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Speaker 8: thirty five years now, I think. And you know what
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Speaker 8: else is so stupid is these hollyo with types like
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Speaker 8: Bruce Springsteen and and everybody else. You know, do me
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Speaker 8: a favor, Go go and try to live there then
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Speaker 8: and see how long you last. Yeah. And quite honestly,
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Speaker 8: what's very scary though Ron is in a way it's
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Speaker 8: what's happening here with Antifa and BLM. These are the
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Speaker 8: people that are willing to do the dirty work for
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Speaker 8: the federal government or i should say, the deep state.
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Speaker 8: And it's very scary that it's not necessarily you know,
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Speaker 8: we're not necessarily shielded from it.
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Speaker 2: No.
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Speaker 3: And the proof of that is that even though he's
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Speaker 3: not a BLM member, he is a socialist communist. In
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Speaker 3: my opinion, look at the mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson.
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Speaker 3: He is ruining one of the great cities ever produced by.
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Speaker 8: Mankind, and all the big cities and all the big states.
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Speaker 8: She's Washington State put in a law that you have
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Speaker 8: no control over your children. If your child wants to
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Speaker 8: change their gender, they'll take your child away from you.
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Speaker 8: I mean, it's when does the insanity stop?
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Speaker 3: When we stop it? Really, we have to stop it.
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Speaker 3: I mean it's come down to that, Donna, the rest
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Speaker 3: of us have to stop the murder of this country.
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Speaker 3: And we're going to be engaged in more conversation with
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Speaker 3: Donna Paducia. Our guest on this though Ron Edwards American
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Speaker 3: Cowboy Logic. Well, Donna, you know what one thing that
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Speaker 3: I cannot stand amongst many is that you have these
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Speaker 3: yah who's like Democrat Party strategist James Carville kind of
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Speaker 3: looks like a putting Madis in the face, doesn't he.
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Speaker 3: But anyway, this guy he says that the reason why
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Speaker 3: that the Trump administration charged Representative la Monica mc iver
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Speaker 3: of Jersey with assault because of her race. I mean
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Speaker 3: I knew, I didn't know that he was dumb. I
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Speaker 3: knew that he was knew that he was a great
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Speaker 3: leftist and all of that, but I didn't know he
31:10
Speaker 3: was that dumb. Where is the common sense in that?
31:17
Speaker 3: I mean, why she did something wrong? She attacked the
31:21
Speaker 3: ice officers and bullied her way in, and that's becoming
31:25
Speaker 3: a very common thing when they haven't going to talk
31:28
Speaker 3: a lot about that about certain people that are all
31:31
Speaker 3: over the country wreaking havoc like that with their loud voices.
31:34
Speaker 3: But anyway back at the ranch, what say you about this?
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Speaker 8: It's such a double standard. I mean, we know the
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Speaker 8: Jan sixers. There's been no network show that's done more
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Speaker 8: Jan six interviews than us. And right off the bat,
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Speaker 8: they were arrested. I think at this point in the
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Speaker 8: Biden administration, one hundred and fifty days or so, there
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Speaker 8: were probably close to seven hundred Jan six arrested. You've
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Speaker 8: got this one person. They didn't even arrest the mayor
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Speaker 8: of Newark who was in there. It got very violent,
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Speaker 8: which is honestly, until the DC police and the Metro
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Speaker 8: police and the Capitol police started firing into the crowd
32:17
Speaker 8: on January sixth, that crowd was, you know, peaceful. They
32:20
Speaker 8: were singing the national anthem, they were saying prayers. Not
32:23
Speaker 8: the case in all of these leftist causes, and yet
32:27
Speaker 8: they can be violent, they can be face monuments, they
32:31
Speaker 8: can spit in the face of of you know, lawyers,
32:37
Speaker 8: and well, the one woman who's spit in the face
32:41
Speaker 8: of Ed Martin did get arrested, I heard, but I'm
32:43
Speaker 8: sure she's already out on bail. And look at what
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Speaker 8: this woman mc iver's doing. Everything is race to these people.
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Speaker 8: Why don't you actually look at the law, look at
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Speaker 8: the constitution. If she was white, i'd say do the
32:55
Speaker 8: same thing. And to me, it's not race at all.
32:59
Speaker 8: It's this double standard as far as the constitution and
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Speaker 8: the rule of law, which I mean, if you just
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Speaker 8: look cross eyed half the time in the last four
33:09
Speaker 8: years in your conservative you get arrested. I mean most
33:12
Speaker 8: of the jan sixers were denied bail and were denied
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Speaker 8: any kind of access to their their discovery through Brady violations.
33:23
Speaker 8: I'm sure this woman's not gonna do, you know, six
33:25
Speaker 8: years in prison. It's it's just ridiculous. And again, Ron,
33:30
Speaker 8: look at uh Santos. They threw him out. I don't
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Speaker 8: know what the even they threw him out for ilieve,
33:36
Speaker 8: and yet you've got all of you know, the squad
33:40
Speaker 8: basically being very violent and this woman Macguiver and and
33:45
Speaker 8: they still have their jobs in Congress. The double standard
33:49
Speaker 8: is is totally ridiculous. But quite honestly, I'd blame the
33:53
Speaker 8: Republicans just as much. There. They're rhinos. They go along
33:56
Speaker 8: to get along, and they have no spines.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, no, fact, in some cases I have less respect
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Speaker 3: for the Republicans because they know better. They're on the
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Speaker 3: right side, but they're not representing the righteous standard to
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Speaker 3: any degree that's worthy of recognition, basically, and they allow
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Speaker 3: the other side to have their way. Basically, it's like
34:18
Speaker 3: bend over, Bohica, here comes again, and they just take
34:21
Speaker 3: it and as a result, America suffers, or they we
34:26
Speaker 3: limp along half ass. Okay, the bill that was passed,
34:31
Speaker 3: the big, big, beautiful bill, could have been much better
34:35
Speaker 3: had the Republicans gotten together and trimmed more of the fat.
34:39
Speaker 3: And hopefully that will happen as the Senate takes a
34:43
Speaker 3: hold of it and they because there's a lot of
34:45
Speaker 3: good things in that bill, but they want Yeah, but
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Speaker 3: there's only but just the one thing. Yeah, but the
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Speaker 3: one thing that would make it up almost a perfect
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Speaker 3: bill if they would just cut out another the trillion
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Speaker 3: dollars worth of wasteful spending that it would be perfect,
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Speaker 3: it would be great, but they be back.
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Speaker 8: To three COVID levels that they wouldn't have any issues.
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Speaker 8: The government grew by forty percent, Yeah, during COVID. And
35:17
Speaker 8: there's a bunch of kids now. It's not like my mother.
35:20
Speaker 8: These kids today that don't want to work. You know,
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Speaker 8: they're on Medicaid and they don't have any Well now
35:26
Speaker 8: they have to work as of what mid January of
35:28
Speaker 8: next year, they have to get a job if they're
35:30
Speaker 8: able bodied. I mean, this is so ridiculous.
35:33
Speaker 3: Why does it take so long. They've got a nice
35:35
Speaker 3: hot summer coming up and uh, you know, plenty of
35:38
Speaker 3: plenty of good weather to go out and get adjusted
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Speaker 3: to working again.
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Speaker 8: If you know what, if they protests, they should lose it.
35:45
Speaker 8: They should lose their their benefits. That's the way I
35:48
Speaker 8: look at it. And did you see Trump actually stopped
35:51
Speaker 8: Harvard from accepting foreign students.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but he needs to do that across the board
35:58
Speaker 3: because all of those Ivy League schools, also Penn State,
36:02
Speaker 3: all of those liberal leftist schools, they all need the
36:05
Speaker 3: same ruling. And we need to clear out these international
36:08
Speaker 3: students that don't give a rip about our country. And
36:11
Speaker 3: they're not here just to learn. They are learning, but
36:13
Speaker 3: they're here to help cultivate an atmosphere of destruction to
36:19
Speaker 3: our to our exceptional nation way of life. That's why
36:21
Speaker 3: they're here. That's why all those Chinese students are.
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Speaker 8: They have to be spies for the government or else
36:25
Speaker 8: they wouldn't be here.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, they got to go. If I had my way,
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Speaker 3: they would be going. They'd be packing up right now,
36:33
Speaker 3: their dorm rooms would be empty.
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Speaker 8: But anyway, many of them are protesting. They're Palestinian pro
36:39
Speaker 8: Palestinian protests. They're not even Palestinian. And I don't think
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Speaker 8: this guy that shot this young couple in DC was Palestinian.
36:48
Speaker 8: In fact, I think he was a Hispanic. We ses
36:50
Speaker 8: sound like an Apanic name.
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure though, Martinez Martinez I think is his name.
36:56
Speaker 10: Yeah, so he probably tells you how they just.
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Speaker 8: Make these people sound like they're so good. Like this
37:04
Speaker 8: guy who shot the healthcare CEO. Oh yeah, I mean
37:10
Speaker 8: it's unbelievable to me. He raised a million dollars for.
37:14
Speaker 3: His defense, well, isn't it. Well the reason why he
37:17
Speaker 3: was able to do that because you know, on one hand,
37:19
Speaker 3: American females run around saying how they don't like men
37:22
Speaker 3: or whatever. But I've always said this since high school.
37:26
Speaker 3: If the guy looks and looks good enough, he can
37:29
Speaker 3: do whatever he wants, and American women will fall behind
37:32
Speaker 3: him and chase him like he's a beetle.
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Speaker 8: So and it's still the same Italian no less I
37:39
Speaker 8: find that in the front. But look, can I say
37:41
Speaker 8: I mean this, Yeah, he was a good looking kid.
37:43
Speaker 8: I guess he gets away with it. We'll see what happens.
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Speaker 3: That's what it takes. Another thing is that I want
37:54
Speaker 3: to get your take on getting manufacturing back in this country. Yes,
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Speaker 3: I'm in favor of you know, all the international you
38:05
Speaker 3: know investing in the country. That sounds good. I kind
38:09
Speaker 3: of have a side eye towards a lot of the
38:13
Speaker 3: Middle East investment because where are they going to spend
38:16
Speaker 3: all that money? Are they going to be pouring a
38:18
Speaker 3: lot of it into our universities where they're already doing
38:20
Speaker 3: that and using that to help bring Sharia into America.
38:26
Speaker 3: But here's the thing, Donna more important. I think that
38:30
Speaker 3: we have to reinvigorate domestic massive reinvestment in manufacturing, auto manufacturing, steel,
38:39
Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera, said, we should not be depending
38:41
Speaker 3: on Nissan to build cars on a massive scale. We
38:44
Speaker 3: should be encouraging General Motors forward and to build their
38:50
Speaker 3: cars here and also poke them in the side and say, hey,
38:54
Speaker 3: you know what, build cars that are equivalently as good
38:58
Speaker 3: as Nissan, Cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 8: What say you, Well, there are so many car makers.
39:06
Speaker 8: I mean, my Toyota was built in Tennessee. But yeah,
39:11
Speaker 8: the problem is there's so much that has been moved overseas.
39:15
Speaker 8: It's going to take a long time to come.
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Speaker 3: Back the real it's got to start sometime.
39:20
Speaker 8: Yeah, exactly. And obviously he's Trump has tried very hard
39:24
Speaker 8: to reinvigorate Detroit. Thank god. I think that's huge. But
39:29
Speaker 8: other things like drill Baby, drilled. If you make the
39:34
Speaker 8: cost of doing business that much better, that's huge, that's
39:38
Speaker 8: absolutely huge.
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Speaker 3: But we got to get you know, new businesses. We
39:42
Speaker 3: have to get new businesses. That's what I'm that's my focus.
39:45
Speaker 3: New businesses, new American industry businesses. Just like at the
39:50
Speaker 3: beginning of the twentieth century, all those businesses were new
39:54
Speaker 3: Standard oil, Republic, steel, the whole nine yards. So we've
39:59
Speaker 3: got the start a new generation of brand new manufacturing
40:03
Speaker 3: centers here in America that are American owned and based,
40:08
Speaker 3: just start over. I just think we need to do that,
40:12
Speaker 3: and that could happen quicker than waiting for the dragging
40:16
Speaker 3: of all the old dragons like General Motors back to America.
40:19
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
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Speaker 8: I think that must to be a AI. I think
40:24
Speaker 8: that's going to take a lot of jobs away, certainly,
40:28
Speaker 8: But you know what, with ease.
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Speaker 3: With each new technology, some the older jobs are done
40:34
Speaker 3: away with, but new jobs are brought into the four
40:37
Speaker 3: every time you bring new technology, their new jobs to
40:40
Speaker 3: support those new technologies. Donna, I want to thank you
40:44
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44:51
Speaker 3: always going full tilt. If you notice, their goals continue
44:57
Speaker 3: to get worse and worse and worse, because the mission
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Speaker 3: the destruction of you and I, we the people. That
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Speaker 3: we would have no rights, we would have as Claus
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Speaker 3: has been the end goal of the leftists, whether they're
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Speaker 3: domestic democrats or the socialists who run the World Economic Forum,
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Speaker 3: the World Health Organization, the United Nations, all these entities
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Speaker 3: that are their main goal of existence, is to eradicate
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Speaker 3: the unique situation we have here amongst we the people
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Speaker 3: in the United States of America. Now, the Republican Party,
45:54
Speaker 3: which originally was founded by people like Frederick Douglass or
45:59
Speaker 3: Journal True and others as a opposition party to slavery,
46:08
Speaker 3: and so they were intelligent to under enough to understand
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Speaker 3: of the time. They knew that one day the physical
46:20
Speaker 3: slavery would come to an end, and it did, and
46:23
Speaker 3: they continue to support the Republican Party because they understood
46:28
Speaker 3: that there were slavery aspects of the Democrat Party that
46:33
Speaker 3: had nothing to do with physical slavery. Because once the
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Speaker 3: Democrats could no longer enslave certain people, they said, well,
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Speaker 3: wait a minute, we can enslave everyone in other ways.
46:49
Speaker 3: And if you go back to people in history like
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Speaker 3: John Dewey, Karl Marx, I mean people that lived a
46:59
Speaker 3: long time ago, and if you look at the root
47:02
Speaker 3: of their thinking processes, all of them same thing eradicate
47:09
Speaker 3: our liberties in our exceptional nation way of life. And
47:15
Speaker 3: it is the same thing today. The only difference between
47:20
Speaker 3: those people and the Democrats of today, the Democrats of
47:22
Speaker 3: today are even more immoral on a general basis than
47:28
Speaker 3: the Democrats and the socialists of those earlier days. They're
47:32
Speaker 3: even more immoral, and or it seems as though they
47:38
Speaker 3: are because they have less clear opposition, because up until
47:46
Speaker 3: the late nineteen fifties, Christianity and Christian principles had a
47:49
Speaker 3: strong foothold here in the United States of America until
47:54
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty three, to be exact, when prayer was taken
47:57
Speaker 3: out of America's schools, and then education by the nineteen
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Speaker 3: seventies was spiraling out of control and diminishing. Now, of course,
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Speaker 3: just like today, there were exceptional schools that remain where
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Speaker 3: people are getting great educations. But I'm speaking as a whole.
48:17
Speaker 3: Overall education in America is in the toilet. But this
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Speaker 3: is all by design. If they can't put us in
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Speaker 3: physical chains, they will ideologically chain us. That is why
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Speaker 3: they came up with the concept of diversity. Diversity is
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Speaker 3: based upon is a route that comes from is a
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Speaker 3: derivative of divide. How do you have unity in a
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Speaker 3: nation through diversity, which is separation? But people run around
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Speaker 3: here thinking, oh, yeah, well we're bringing people together through diversity. No,
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Speaker 3: you're not dividing our nation. See epluribus uhim many coming
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Speaker 3: together as one. But diversity is the opposite one, becoming
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Speaker 3: many separates, many separate entities, none of them can agree
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Speaker 3: on any overall principles.
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Speaker 8: See.
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Speaker 3: America was founded as a nation that understood that people
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Speaker 3: came from different backgrounds, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. However, it was
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Speaker 3: clear it was made clear to all immigrants coming into
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Speaker 3: this country when they all came in legally, that you
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Speaker 3: were coming here of your own free will and of
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Speaker 3: your own free choice to become Americans. If you're not
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Speaker 3: coming here to be Americans, to be a part of
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Speaker 3: this great union, this exceptional nation, go back to where
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Speaker 3: you came from. But today, and especially during the Uncle
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden administration, if you were coming here to be
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Speaker 3: part of America, if you were positive, they tried to
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Speaker 3: keep you out. The only people that Uncle Joe and
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Speaker 3: his friends wanted to bring into this country were people
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Speaker 3: that were in league with the destructive mission of American Democrats,
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Speaker 3: people that hated this country. And then if you disagreed
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Speaker 3: with that, you were called a racist. If you were white,
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Speaker 3: if you were a black American and you disagreed with that,
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Speaker 3: you were called a bigot, or an Uncle Tom or
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Speaker 3: Uncle Tom, or a sellout. And when I would hear
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Speaker 3: these things and or read about it, I think, boy,
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Speaker 3: what retards? What retards? But then again it worked for
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Speaker 3: a long time. But people more and more are we
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Speaker 3: are waking up there finally, after many, many, many decades
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Speaker 3: saying wait a minute. Under the thumb of democrats and rhinos,
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Speaker 3: life is not getting better. Life is getting worse. It
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Speaker 3: is more difficult to buy a home, It is more
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Speaker 3: difficult to exercise my rights as a parent, It is
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Speaker 3: more difficult to ensure that my child has a superior
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Speaker 3: education because they don't want your child to be smart.
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Speaker 3: They don't want them to be well educated. They don't
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Speaker 3: want them to be encouraged to walk down the narrow
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Speaker 3: path of righteousness. Nope, nope, nope, nope, they want them
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Speaker 3: to walk down the wide path that leads to not
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Speaker 3: only their personal destruction, but overall national destruction. Because ordered
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Speaker 3: for us to have a great nation, right, we the
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Speaker 3: people have to be good. And they don't like good,
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Speaker 3: they don't want good. This is why they hate President Trump.
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Speaker 3: You could be a good person and a well meaning
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Speaker 3: person and not being perfect. And this is a trick
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Speaker 3: that the luft loves to play. Oh look at Trump,
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Speaker 3: he said this twenty years ago. Bye bye bye. He's imperfect.
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Speaker 3: They basically say that, and that's why we have to
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Speaker 3: destroy him. And the idiots for a long time were
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Speaker 3: going along with that thinking, not realizing that Trump's flaws
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Speaker 3: were a fraction, a tiny fraction compared to let's say,
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Speaker 3: the flaws of Uncle Joe, Hillary Clinton, any Democrat or
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Speaker 3: Mitch McConnell, people like that, and so on and so on,
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Speaker 3: and so, my friends, we just have to learn to
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Speaker 3: discriminate the crucial difference, and we the people, we can
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Speaker 3: no longer be wempus, AMERICANUS apologeticus. We cannot apologize for
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Speaker 3: being strong, for a more righteous standard, for being strong
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Speaker 3: in support of our constitution and Bill of Rights, for
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Speaker 3: being strong and wanting to raise the children in the
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Speaker 3: way that they should go so that when they are
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Speaker 3: older they do they do not depart. We can no
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Speaker 3: longer apologize for telling the truth, whether it's through radio,
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Speaker 3: through television, streaming, through writings, it's about the truth. It
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Speaker 3: is about good or evil. It's no longer about Republican
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Speaker 3: Democrat yellow I'm sorry, yeah, yellow for or cowards, but
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Speaker 3: red or blue. It's about right or wrong, good or evil.
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Speaker 3: It comes down to what una you want. And now
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Speaker 3: that I see that, my time is a thank you
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Speaker 3: so much for your time. Remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 3: pray for your family, Pray for your friends and even
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Speaker 3: your enemies that they get it right before it's too late.
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Speaker 3: And treat others the same way you would want to
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Speaker 3: be treated until next time, don't forget Yes, Sureley is king,
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Speaker 3: I'm Ron Edwards Bilow.
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Speaker 10: Even you would be with BEV.
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Speaker 8: That's all, folks tags that stage right