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Bill Federer: The Media’s Leftward Shift, Backwards History On Racism · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Fierazzo.
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  Hey friends, thank you so much for tuning in for sharing the podcast.
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  God bless you.
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  Very important show.
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  Every time we do one of these now, almost every one of them leading up to this big election,
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  there's a lot of information to talk about.
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  There's a lot of lies to refute because man, the enemy is good at deception and propaganda.
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  So let's bring in today's guest Bill Federer is back with us.
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  AmericanMinute.com is the website, a couple books that we want to tell you about.
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  The one we just had him on a couple of months ago, I think we talked about silence equals
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  consent.
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  Also, we've got the book, The Strength and Genius of Booker T. Washington.
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  And Bill, let me bring you in right now and just we'll just get this thing going.
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  Welcome.
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  Hey, Gridsman with you, Dave.
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  Good to see you again.
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  So the one on socialism, what was that title again, please?
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  It's called Socialism, the real history from Plato to the present.
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  And the subtitle is how the deep state capitalizes on crises to consolidate control.
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  And in that cell, the most common form of government in world history is kings, Nimrod
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  Feiro, Cesar Kaiser, Sultansars, democracies and republics are attempts to take the power
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  they can give it to the people.
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  But what if the king wants the power back?
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  Is he just going to ask for it?
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  No.
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  So there's two methods.
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  One is fear.
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  If you can get people into fear, they will voluntarily surrender their freedom in exchange
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  for security.
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  And the second is free stuff.
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  If they can get the people dependent on the government, they'll incrementally give
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  up their freedom to keep the free stuff coming.
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  So like a drug dealer takes over neighborhood two ways.
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  He comes in with guns, gets everybody to fear.
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  Or he's so nicely given away free drugs till you get hooked.
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  And so these are methods in which governments can take power away from the people and re-concentrate
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  it back into the hands of a dictator.
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  So thank you for updating us on that and just sharing that right there.
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  We did talk with you on that.
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  If people want to go to worldviewmatters.tv, and in the search, just type in Bill Federer,
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  the previous episodes will come up.
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  And we talked about that.
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  We talked about psychological projection, which we will also talk a little bit more about
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  today because it's still going on every election, leading up to every election.
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  There's a lot of lies, Bill, a lot of deception, and people unfortunately don't do their research.
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  They don't know their history.
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  And they fall for the talking points.
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  Would you care to comment on that before we dive in to more?
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  Sure.
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  So Cold War for nearly 50 years, the East and West have been doing proxy wars.
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  So the Soviet Union would try to take Western leaning countries and co-op the media and
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  begin to release negative information about the country's leader until they drop in popularity.
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  And then they would do a coup or rigged election and replace the leader.
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  And nobody would challenge it because by that time they believed the lies and they wanted
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  to get rid of them.
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  And so the CIA learned how to do that in reverse.
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  One example is 1953 Iran was beginning to side with the Soviet Union, their leader Mazadek,
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  and Alan Dulles, head of the CIA, approved Operation Ajax and sent over Kermit Roosevelt
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  Jr.
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  the grandson of Teddy Roosevelt.
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  And he co-opted mafia and gangs and mobsters and co-opted the media and began to cause problems
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  and blame the problems on the country's leader Mazadek.
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  And when his popularity fell, they put him under house arrest, locked him away for the
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  rest of his life where he died who were placing him with the shop.
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  So these tactics were used in other countries.
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  But Obama in 2012 decided to turn and use these tactics on the American people.
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  And he even issued an executive order, it's called executive order using behavioral science
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  insights to better serve the American people in September 15th, 2015.
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  So what behavioral science insights, it's psyops, it's psychological operations.
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  It's basically co-opting the media and making whatever viewpoint the government wants
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  look like the one everybody is going to and you'll feel the subconscious pressure to
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  fit in because we're social creatures and then maligning and canceling opposing viewpoints
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  and then the top at all off in 2016 Obama signed the countering foreign propaganda and disinformation
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  act which gave him control over the mainstream media and the narrative for the sake of national
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  security to weed out foreign propaganda.
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  And of course the question is raised, are you also weeding out Democrat propaganda?
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  Probably not.
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  And so the same way that Obama met with lowest learner, 147 times one of the heads of the
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  IRS.
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  And then lowest learner began to target conservative organizations.
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  We began to see this weaponization of bureaucracy against the political opponents of that particular
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  party and that's the gang structure.
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  So a gang leader, if you're friends with the gang leader, you're more equal.
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  You're not friends with the gang leader, you're less equal, you're an enemy, you're dead.
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  And so you just turn that into kings or leaders of countries.
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  If you're friends of the party in power, you're part of the deep state and you get favors
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  if you're not, you're less and so forth.
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  So anyway, so these are tactics that have been studied in marketing of products.
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  So instead of Sears catalog and Wells Fargo wagon and Disney, they've taken marketing of
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  products into marketing of ideologies.
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  And the same way that we're social creatures, we want to wear fat and the whole fashion
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  industry.
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  You want to wear what you see other people wearing, they've used that to like little kids,
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  they want to wear the frozen t-shirts and frozen pajamas and frozen band days and frozen
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  lunch boxes because Disney is pushing it.
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  They've just taken that to push ideologies and it's important for us to understand that
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  these tactics are being used on us every day.
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  And they have been for a long time and I'm glad you brought up Lois Lerner.
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  I'm glad you brought up what the IRS did leading up to that election.
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  They were not giving conservative or Christian groups or non-profit status there.
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  They were not giving them 501C, they were delaying them, a lot of red tape making them jump
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  through hoops.
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  Well they were everyone applied for a liberal 501C, they just went through no problem.
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  But let's go back to the media and that's why I wanted to have you on again, Bill, because
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  what you just experienced was very interesting before we get to that and we're talking about
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  a letter you received from slate and accusations about you that were not accurate.
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  Before we do that, what we're talking about is the media and how the left pretty much controls
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  most media and everything is kind of veered to the left now for years and years and years.
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  Things are going leftward.
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  There it is, there's the chart.
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  So Bill on that chart, slate is on there.
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  That's one of the many, many, many leftist outlets that call themselves maybe journalists
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  or news source, but they're not really news as you shared.
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  So how did this all come about where you're interaction with a Molly Olmsted from slate?
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  She's a writer over at slate and she contacted you about something and said that you were,
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  what, pushing the mega agenda, how did that go?
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  Right, so Christians are beginning to wake up and realize that it's okay to get involved
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  in vote and the left doesn't like that.
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  And so they've been pushing this narrative that where they give money to woke seminaries
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  to teach Christians not to get involved in politics while at the same time they're giving
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  money to their LGBTQ Gaza activists to get them involved in politics.
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  And so in, I go through how, you know, in my signals equals consent book where in New England,
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  you actually had churches founding cities like Providence Road Island was founded by the
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  first Baptist church in America and so everybody's involved in church, everybody's involved
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  in city government, but they don't like that.
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  And so they want to malign anybody and they do something called projection where they blame
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  you for what they're doing.
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  So in the Bible, Potiphar's life, I accused Joseph of blessing after her when she was
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  hosting after him.
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  So they claim that the people on the right want to push dominionism and white supremacy
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  and Christian nationalism when actually they're the ones that are wanting to push a woke
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  nationalism.
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  They're the ones that are wanting to push an agenda that takes away freedoms and Christians
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  have founded America.
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  They fled from governments that were mandating beliefs and they wanted to have freedom of conscience
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  over here.
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  Matter of fact, the very concept of freedom of conscience came from Christians.
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  But anyway, so they're trying to push an narrative that what white people are racist.
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  And when you go back in history, it's not a black white issue, it's a Democrat Republican
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  issue.
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  Interesting.
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  And so Andrew Jackson was the first, so they wanted to question my research that in the
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  early 1900s, Tuskegee Institute did research.
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  They documented 4,743 lynchings and then they documented that about 1200 of those were
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  white Republicans in the South that were starting all the historic black colleges.
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  They were started by, you know, former Union generals and Republicans and how the Republicans
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  were registering the free blacks to vote and the Democrats didn't like that and they would
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  lynch them too.
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  So about 1200 of the lynchings were down people down in the South helping the free blacks.
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  And so she didn't like that statistic because it pointed out how the Democrats were the
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  ones who started the KKK.
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  And so in my response, I bring up how it was the first Democrat president, Andrew Jackson,
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  who owned slaves.
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  And then a Democrat senator from Mississippi, his name was Jefferson Davis.
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  And he said African slavery, as it exists, is a political blessing.
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  And then the Democrat states would pass Jim Crow laws and black codes, which made it
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  a crime to teach blacks to read, made it a crime for them to have any weapon at all.
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  Frederick Douglass, the Republican advisor to Abraham Lincoln, wrote when he was a young
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  slave boy, his slave master's sister-in-law was teaching him to read.
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  And her husband walks in, yells at her and says, don't you dare teach slaves to read,
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  it's illegal.
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  And Frederick Douglass said that was the first sermon that convinced him that he wanted
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  to learn how to read, right?
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  So then you had the Lincoln was the first Republican president.
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  And he is the one who issued the emancipation proclamation.
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  And then of course, the 13th Amendment freeing the slaves.
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  And then I go through the founding of the Republican Party.
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  So Democrats pushed through the Fugitive Slave Act in 1850.
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  And what's that?
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  That's if a slave happened to escape from the South, you know, sojourner truth and Harriet
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  Tubman, the Underground Railroad, if they happened to escape to the North, and you found out
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  about it, you had to go to the federal government and snitch on them and help turn them in.
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  And so you had Northern Republican states refusing to comply with this federal law.
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  Could you imagine that states flat out telling the federal government, no, we're not
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  going to, and so a slave named Joshua Glover runs away from St. Louis, Missouri, out
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  of the slave city.
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  And he gets to racing Wisconsin, a free city.
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  And he's working in a sawmill and the sheriff from St. Louis goes to racing, drives somebody
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  to show them the house and they bust in and club Joshua Glover in the face, throwing
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  the back of the wagon, put him in a wagon and take him to a jail in Milwaukee.
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  And when the people of Milwaukee found out about this 5,000 Milwaukee citizens mostly,
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  white people, storm the jail and free Joshua Glover and they rush him off to Canada.
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  And then just a week later, those same predominantly white Wisconsin's meet in a city called
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  Ripon, Wisconsin in a schoolhouse and the form of party called the Republican Party.
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  And the original platform was to eliminate the twin relics of barbarism, slavery and
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  polygamy.
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  And so slavery was not a white black issue, it was a Democrat Republican issue, it wasn't
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  a hardware problem, it was a software problem, it wasn't a skin color problem, it was a
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  brain problem.
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  And so then you have another slave, that's named Dred Scott, I was formerly on the board
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  of the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation in St. Louis until I moved away.
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  Dred Scott went with his master from St. Louis to was Illinois and Wisconsin and then went
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  back.
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  And if he wouldn't known the law, he could have just walked away from his master.
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  But now he's back in Missouri, so some friends bring a lawsuit to get him free.
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  And it was Republican Congressman Henry Blow, BLOW, his wife started the first kindergarten
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  in America.
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  Anyway, he brings the lawsuit, they get more courses all the way up to the Supreme Court.
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  And the Democrat, Justice Roger Taney said slaves are so far inferior, they should be
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  enslaved for their own benefit.
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  And of course, that was the Dred Scott case.
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  And Abraham Lincoln referred to this, he gave a speech, goes two weeks ago, Judge Douglas
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  spoke here, this is 1857, on the Dred Scott decision, he finds Republicans insisting that
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  the Declaration of Independence includes all men, black as well as white.
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  He boldly, boldly denies that it includes Negroes, I protest that.
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  Chief Justice Taney in his opinion in the Dred Scott case admits the language of the Declaration
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  is broad enough to include the whole human family, but Judge Douglas argues that the author
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  of that instrument did not intend to include Negroes.
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  I think the authors of that noble instrument did intend to include all men.
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  Dred Scott is wife, his two daughters.
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  And then Lincoln said, how differently the respective courses of the Democrat and Republican
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  parties, Republicans inculcate that the Negro is a man, that his bondage is cruelly wrong.
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  Democrats deny manhood, denied war for insignificance the wrong of his bondage.
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  And so shortly after that, the Lincoln's elected president, the Civil War starts, and you
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  even had a union general, Ulysses S. Grant said, when we heard that the slavery had fired
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  upon the union, everybody in America said we need to end slavery.
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  So the country was divided in five, the radical Republican North, those were the Christians
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  that got fired up from the second Great Awakening Revival.
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  And they said slavery's wrong ended now.
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  And then the moderate rhino North, and they were Republicans that said slavery's wrong,
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  but we got to transition out of it over time.
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  And then the amoral neutral that didn't care about social issues and human life and slavery,
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  they just cared about taxes and wages and tariffs.
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  And then the moderate Democrat South that said slavery's wrong, but you got to live with
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  it spending for centuries just treat your slave nice.
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  And then the extreme Democrats out that said slavery's good, let's expand it to all these
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  new territories coming into the union.
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  And so that was the situation in America, again, not a black wide issue, a Democrat Republican
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  issue.
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  That's right.
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  And friends, there's a lot of history, even more than what Bill is sharing with us now
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  that you can get on the website, Americanminute.com.
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  This is in the blog called is liberal slate publication trustworthy, because slate was the
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  ones that they contacted Bill at saying he made misrepresentations or misleading assertions.
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  We'll talk more about that with Bill Federer when we come back on World View Matters.
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  Bill Federer, Americanminute.com, our guest dates, going by fast bill, I knew it would
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  with you.
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  I love what this gal at slate wrote the very last sentence.
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  Please let me know if there's anything that needs to be corrected, clarified or changed.
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  And she gave you a deadline.
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  And man, did you ever respond, guys, if you can scroll on that page, just scroll down
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  if you can do that.
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  I want to, there we go.
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  Keep going.
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  Just keep going.
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  Let's show people how long that is, how much history Bill, you put in there, so much research
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  in history, it keeps going and keeps going and you sure did share a lot about the truth.
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  And my question, one of my questions for you is why, well, I was going to say why don't
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  they teach these things in public schools anymore?
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  We kind of know the answer to that.
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  But was this ever taught in schools?
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  Because people today, the average person would think the Republicans are racist and the
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  Democrats are always pro black and they never supported slavery.
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  But the opposite is true.
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  Go ahead.
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  Right.
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  So Lyndon Johnson did the big switch in the 1960s.
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  He had the great society welfare state.
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  For those not familiar, you had the Democrats fill a bus during a civil rights bill in the
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  1960s.
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  For like months, the Republicans were wanting to give more civil rights to blacks and the
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  Democrats were fill a bus during it.
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  And with the advent of television and with scenes of Democrat commissioner of Birmingham,
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  Bull Count or Conner, hosting down blacks on the streets and sick and dogs on them, Lyndon
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  Johnson said, this is not going to vote well for our party.
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  People are going to see what we've been doing.
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  And so he decided to get the Democrats, governors on his Air Force one and he tells them we're
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  going to do a switch and he says, I'll have these and he uses the N word voting Democrat
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  the next two line of years.
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  The switch was from intimidation to entitlement.
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  Instead of sticking dogs on them, they would get them to sign up for welfare.
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  The briber, the bullet, the silver, or the lead.
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  And so the idea is if we're not going to intimidate them from getting involved in voting, let's
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  destabilize their families and their homes and their economies and get them to sign up
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  for welfare.
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  And then they'll be in a position of wanting to continue to have it come.
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  And then Lyndon Johnson also changed the immigration quotas in 1965 to bring in less people
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  with traditional Judeo-Christian work ethic where it was a social stigma to receive welfare.
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  And he brought in more people from four third world countries because they didn't have that
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  stigma.
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  They would sign up for welfare.
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  And then once you sign up people for free money, a good percentage will want to keep
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  it coming.
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  And so it was a way to build a Democrat voter base.
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  It's called the Cloud Pib and Strategy.
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  Yes.
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  Richard Cloud Francis Pib and Columbia University professor says, you can't bring socialism
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  into America with tanks.
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  You have to do the back door destabilize the economy, get people to be financially hurting.
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  They'll come to the government, ask for help and you give them the money.
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  They'll want to keep it coming and you'll have built a voter base at them.
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  So is the open borders agenda for lack of a better word agenda?
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  Is that part of this Cloud Pib and Strategy to overwhelm the system and another purpose
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  of course is to get these people to vote Democrat, right?
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  Right.
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  So about 12 million that we know of have come across the border since Biden's been in.
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  He immediately, one of his very first things was to stop the building of the border wall.
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  So he wanted to bring him in and why?
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  Well, voters because then there's this mad effort of the government to have them sign up
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  to be voters.
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  You don't vote with your name.
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  So they don't even have to vote.
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  They just want their name on the list because they can do voter fraud up to the number of
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  the names and all they do is say it was a big turnout this year.
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  But the other is a little more nefarious.
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  If you can bring them in and just big cities and sign up for welfare and then crime goes
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  up.
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  When crime goes up in the big city, what happens?
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  Well, pro family people decide to move out.
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  People, pro family people, they seem to be a higher percentage Republican.
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  And pro small business people move out.
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  How are you going to shop when there's crime?
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  And pro small business, they're a higher percentage Republican.
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  Who's left in the city?
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  More people on welfare?
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  Well, they're a higher percentage Democrat.
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  And guess what?
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  Everyone who left the city, their name stays on the voter rolls.
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  And so they can do voter fraud up to the number of the names and nobody questions it.
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  And if they win the big city, they end up winning the entire state.
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  If they win the state, they get all the electoral votes for the state and the presidents elected
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  by electoral votes.
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  They literally have a political agenda that includes crime going up in the cities intentionally.
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  So pro family, pro business people leave.
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  Their name stays on the voter rolls.
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  They can do voter fraud, nobody notices.
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  And if they win the city, they win the state, they get all the electorals thing and vote
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  in the president.
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  Some what sad that people think this way.
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  But I mean, if you think of it, if killing babies is in their party platform, what's voter
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  fraud?
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  I mean, that's nothing.
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  Exactly.
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  I want to just, just what you just said, if, if killing, if, if killing babies is in their
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  platform.
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  I mean, yeah, voter fraud is cheating and lying and stealing elections, maybe.
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  But we're talking about life preborn human lives and mother's wombs and that is a huge
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  part of their platform.
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  It's a sacrament to the left.
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  Let's face it.
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  Bill, we only have four minutes left and I did want to go back to your article briefly.
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  And there's a lot of maybe misunderstanding or confusion about the 13th and the 14th amendment,
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  particularly the 14th amendment, which 100% of Democrats voted against the 14th amendment
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  in 1868.
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  What was that about?
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  Right.
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  So the first 10 amendments were the states limiting the federal government's power.
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  But the 13th amendment pushed through by Lincoln and did slavery and it was the federal
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  government telling the states no more slavery.
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  Well, in the deep south, they were forced to free the slaves, but then they would pass
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  these Jim Crow laws, black codes.
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  They would do the sharecropping where they would make the slaves, they're free, but they
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  would make them like permanent tenant farmers and take away their money and they would be
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  intrigued and real about.
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  And so the Republicans pushed through the 14th amendment to force the southern states to
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  give rights to the freed slaves.
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  And this was what pushed through completely by Republicans and there's 13,000 pages of
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  testimony of the blacks being persecuted.
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  Even going to the election, you used to carry your ballot with you to the polling place and
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  just drop it in the box, but because so many blacks were being accosted by the KKK and
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  even lynched that they introduced an idea borrowed from Australia.
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  And that's to have the names of all the candidates already preprinted inside of the polling place.
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  So you didn't have to carry a ballot with you, you would just go, so the very way that
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  we vote today goes back to trying to protect blacks from being lynched on the way to the
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  polling place because you would use to carry your ballot with you.
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  Wow.
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  I mean, that's just some amazing history that we forget about.
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  I want to point out before we let you go, then one of the most recent blogs, The Hellhound
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  of slavery, John Quincy Adams, anti-slavery champion because of his faith, his Christian
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  faith, there's an article there.
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  Also, the Booker T. Washington book, the strength and genius of Booker T. Washington, just
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  tell us a little bit about that briefly, Bill, I think we've mentioned that on the show
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  before.
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  Right.
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  So Booker T. Washington was born a slave and he remembers one of his first memories is his
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  mom kneeling over him and praying that Lincoln's armies would be successful so that they would
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  be free and he writes about how they were called down to the master's house and some man came
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  with a piece of paper and read it and he didn't know what it was, but everybody started crying
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  and he said, his mom said, this was the day I've been praying for and anyway, he and his
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  family went to the Northwest Virginia, he went to the Hampton Institute and then later
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  he became the president of Tuskegee University and he was a Republican and he was the first
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  black man invited to the White House as an honored guest for dinner by Republican Teddy
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  Roosevelt.
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  And so Tuskegee Institute hired George Washington Carver and just a fascinating story of success
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  of Booker T. Washington again, went from slavery to college president and then he had an international
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  impact and he said, the best way to lift yourself up is to lift up somebody else.
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  He says, I don't want you to just get a job.
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  I want you to create jobs because I don't want you to just be tolerated.
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  I want you to be needed where people will want you and just a fascinating man of Booker
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  T. Washington.
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  That's great.
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  Friends, you can get that at americanminute.com under products along with other books by
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  Bill Federer.
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  And remember to get all this history on the article regarding slate, liberal slate publication.
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  That's from last month, but it's so relevant because of your response to her and all the
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  factual history there it is that you put in that article, Bill Federer, thank you for
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  the work that you do for speaking the truth.
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  We know that silence is consent.
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  We hope more Christians will get to the polls and vote in this upcoming election.
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  Thanks so much for your time again, brother.
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  Thank you, Dave.
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  All right.
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  God bless you.
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  Always.
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  It's just so good guys to go back and understand how much history we either forgot or maybe
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  didn't learn in the first place and the younger generations don't know this.
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  So God bless you and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.