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"Blame Shifting" (Wednesday September 3, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte's.
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  Speaker 2: Welcome to It Ted Steam Morning, where we celebrate God's
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  gifts to you because they exist, whether the pontiff realizes
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  them or not, and we celebrate the application of them
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  vigorously to your community, which leads to just compensations and
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  therefore no longer do you need to worry about what
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  the nattering nabobs of negativism say about you. And Karen
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  can sit down and save her complaints for someone else.
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  And if your name is Karen, I apologize. It's just
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  that point in the world, says the guy who is
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  named Joe, and I've lived through several rounds of we're
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  going to use the name Joe again at four three,
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  four eight eight two four two one seven. Is the
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  multitasking line that you need to keep in mind after
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  we tell you the news, and we'll even break it
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  down into easily digestible gummies and then ask you how
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  it is impacting you on your street, because that's really
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  the most important thing about our news of the day
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  is that you know it is impacting you, and it's
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  not necessarily about winning for a political party as it
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  is winning for you and making sure that you can
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  celebrate and do all the things that you want to
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  do with your own freedom, not waiting for the government
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  to fill out a form that says I want to
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  use my freedom for something or another. Your freedom is yours.
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  Your freedom has been given to you by God. You
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  should use it. Troops to Chicago, that everybody's it's And
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  I like the narrative that they've picked up the Chicago leftists,
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  which I know sounds redundant. The Chicago leftists are all saying,
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  why isn't Trump send a National Guard after the gunmakers?
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  Folks space force moving to Huntsville, Alabama. And finally, and
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  maybe this is just par for the course. A lot
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  of the commentariat must have been on vacation up until
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  this week, because all of a sudden now they all
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  want to talk about the ten percent ownership stake in Intel.
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  And I said before, I said, it's not the role
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  and it's her name. Kasparian has a great clip that
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  I don't think she intended it, but made my point
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  on the ten percent, because the ten percent is a
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  second wrong trying to make a right, and it's not
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  that the government isn't already in bed with all these
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  companies through regulatory capture and so on and so forth,
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  the licensure and that kind of thing. It's that it
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  shouldn't be and it should get out and that. And
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  though unintentionally for sure, Casparian makes my point regarding taxes
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  and the amount that we tax these companies, which is
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  just an internal form of tariff, and they don't pay
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  it the rate. You know, the consumers, the end product users,
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  they're the ones who pay it anyway. And her argument is, well,
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  then shouldn't we get something for that. No, let's go
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  back to the point and break this this presumption, this
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  gas lit place where it is just well, it's fun
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  to chronicle for you. It certainly never leaves a dull moment.
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  United Nations warning of an exponential rise in casualties from
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  that earthquake in eastern Afghanistan. Death doll has passed fourteen hundred,
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  with more than three thousand injured, and according to the
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  Taliban spokesperson, that's just in the province of Kunar. North
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  Korean leader Kim Jong un and Russia's President Vladimir Putin
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  spent yesterday in Beijing capping off a week of diplomatic
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  grand standing as China showcases its military in a typically
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  communist country way with a giant march through Timin's Square
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  as they marked the eighty years since the end of
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  World War II. US military killed eleven people Tuesday in
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  a strike on a vessel. They say we're carrying drugs
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  from the Southern Caribbean, President Trump said. Earlier this morning,
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  on my orders, US military conducted a kinetic strike against
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  positively identified trend de Arguoid NARCO terrorists in the South
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  Calm area of Responsibility. President Donald Trump says Colorado's reliance
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  on mail in voting was one of the deciding factors
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  in his decision to relocate US Space Command from Colorado
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  Springs to Huntsville. President Trump also said Tuesday that he
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  will deploy the National Guard troops to Chicago, calling the
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  Midwest city a hellhole ravaged by gun crime. We're going in,
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  he said, hinting that he would also send National Guards
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  troops to Baltimore. Meanwhile, a court ruled that the president's
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  actions in Los Angeles were not legal after California sued
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  over their use. Judge Charles Bryer, appointed by Bill Clinton
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  in nineteen ninety seven, ruled that they violated federal law
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  sending National Guards troops amid Southern California immigration enforcement operations.
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  The San Francisco judge did not require the remaining troops
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  go into effect on Friday. At A federal appeals court
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  Speaker 1: Amaze your friends. Here in First Thing Today by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: On this Tedsday morning, what do you think he's singing
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  about there having been to the conquered bridge now and
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  broadcasting from the right Tavern earlier this year. I can't
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  believe that. Seems like it was like five years ago
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  we were up at the right Tavern for the two
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  hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and
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  conquered there. And on this Tedsday, I want to pick
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  up on the President in sending the National Guards troops.
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  And much will be made today about the ruling in
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  San Francisco by a Clinton appointee that can't send National
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  Guards troops in even to support the police.
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  Speaker 16: And that's a lot of Oh, it's posse comma tatis.
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  Joe and you can't use soldiers against American citizens and
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  that kind of thing. And there's a million eddies and
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  currents with that that we're going to play with.
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  Speaker 2: But I'm going to start with Lori Lightfoot, former mayor
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  of Chicago, talking about the city but making it very
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  interesting and I think a point that needs to be
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  recorded and capped for the mid terms, especially on the
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  issue of.
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  Speaker 17: To be clear, this is never about violent crime. It's
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  not going to be about violent crime. I'm sitting in
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  a studio that is one block away from Trump Tower.
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  They're charging eight hundred dollars a night for a room.
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  They couldn't be as bold and audacious to charge that
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  kind of amount if this was a healthscape.
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  Speaker 7: If this.
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  Speaker 2: You know, and you see how this is immediately let's
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  turn this into some sort of money grab. President Trump
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  not owning Trump Tower or anything you know at the
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  Trump Hotel, but facts you know can be used. It's
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  not an an incorrect statement. What does it have to
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  do with Cassie Hunt's question, don't know. I'm not sure
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  Cassie knows she asked the question that was on the teleprompter.
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  But let's go back to former mayor Lightfoot statement, it
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  was a killing field.
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  Speaker 17: So it's not about violent crime. This is about two things.
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  It's about power and it's about money. He wants to
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  exercise his power. He wants to scare the heck out
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  of immigrant communities, and he wants.
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  Speaker 2: To use by the way, that's co for non citizens.
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  In case you're not holding your English to leftists, left
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  us to English Dictionary this morning Creek text.
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  Speaker 17: Of the National Guard or the military coming in to
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  Chicago to boost up the ICE numbers. But one thing
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  I want to be clear about. We got a ruling
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  today in San Francisco.
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  Speaker 2: Told federal judge that said, I told you this was
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  going to come off.
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  Speaker 17: Groups into LA was just that. And we had lawyers
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  defending that administration that clearly put on perjured testimony about
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  the farce in the in the factual basis.
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  Speaker 2: For doing it now that had nothing to do with
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  the ruling at all. And I don't know where she's
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  getting this perjured testimony except for saying that their case
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  was tossed out and therefore they must have perjured themselves.
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  Speaker 17: Right to Chicago, he's going to be in court, and
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  to be he's going to be sued by the state.
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  He's going to be sued by the city, and I
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  believe that they're with private interests that also sue him.
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  This is not about violent crime, and I don't think
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  we should pretend that this manufactured crisis and his attempt
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  to provoke people in Chicago is legitimate exercise of power.
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  Speaker 18: It is not.
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  Speaker 2: By the way, save that clip as well the menu,
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  because what was it to six people killed two dozen
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  shots just last weekend, way more than happened in Minneapolis,
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  and hardly any coverage of that. Anyway, she keeps going.
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  Speaker 17: Coming into Chicago with troops would violate the post Comatoda
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  post Comatodis Act, and he would find the same result
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  as he did in la and in California. If he
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  really cared about violent crime, go after the gun manufacturers
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  who are just mass producing these weapons and have no
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  liability or accountability going there.
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  Speaker 2: It is there, it is. That's the egg they're going
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  to sit on again, going after the manufacturers of a
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  consumer prop because it doesn't fit their narrative, a consumer
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  product that just as frequently as a knife. And remember
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  the Scottish girls who were in jail for defending themselves
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  with knives. They apparently weren't supposed to have. Think about
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  the horrors in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania over the weekend because a
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  Monday woman drives a mini van into a crowd of
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  people there for culmination of their Labor Day weekend celebrations.
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  How many of these incidents of people driving cars into
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  crowds before we have common sense automobile control. What if
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  we went after Stilantis because they made the minivan. I
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  don't know, They're just connected to minivans because of Leiah Coca.
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  This is one of their classic hits, is that the
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  gun is the problem, not the people holding it. And
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  it's pandering, it's disingenuous. It leads to the hug and
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  release laws of so many cities, even like our flagships
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  in Charlottesville and Stanton, where prosecutors say, nah, you know
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  you're just in a tough spot, committed a crime. Go on,
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  get on out of here. Just don't do it again,
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  and if you do, make sure you get arrested by me.
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  They can never blame the people. It's the gun. The
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  same thing happened with Bobby the Minneapolis murderer, who was
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  the gun. It was the magazine size. It's never the
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  person's fault. If you say something horrible about somebody, it's
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  is it? Is it the website you visit, you listen
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  to these leftists, It is even Colum I just wrote
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  for the Daily Signal about the horrible sign, telling winsome
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  Seers that if she doesn't support boys in girls' bathrooms,
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  then blacks can't drink from their water fountains again. And
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  the argument is that you know it should we blame
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  the magic marker that the white supremacists used to write
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  the sign. Yeah, I called her that it's white supremacist
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  rhetoric that she used Joel's writing into four three four
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  eight eight two four two one seven white those democrats
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  take away their own private protection, who have guns to
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  keep their so called democratic democracy that they cry about.
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  Let's see what happens with their love of gangs. Lori
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  Lightfoot Clark writes in you do know if you say
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  beetlejuice three times in a row, Lori Lightfoot will appear.
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  Now that's just now there you go, there you go, Well,
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  thank you guess it was getting heavy in here. It was.
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  But that is one of their classic hits, the greatest
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  hits of the sixties, seventies, eighties, and today Let's go
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  after the gun manufacturers by Lauri and the Lightfeet. Laurie
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  and her cousin Gordon Lightfoot will be singing Let's go
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  after those gun makers next at the Folk Festival here
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  on First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network.
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  nutritional program. It makes sense to me that preventing or
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  reducing inflammation is a key component to our overall health.
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  Has antioxidant properties, and research suggests that kurcumin can prevent
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  Speaker 6: Yes, I'm Andrew Saul, Commission of Self Security. I'm here
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  to warn you about telephone scammers pretending to be government employees.
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  Some of these scammers may say threatening things like you
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  will be arrested if you don't make payments or provide
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  personal information. Do not fall for these tricks. These calls
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  are not from US. Real solid security employees will never
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  your personal information like your solid security number or bank account,
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  or send money in any form cash, gift cards, wire transfers.
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  Speaker 7: Or prepaid debit cards.
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  Speaker 20: Uh oh brah's buzzed, Oh yeah yeah, he's starting with
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  the woots.
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  Speaker 10: And now a.
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  Speaker 11: Speech I just want to say that friendship is about heart,
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  art and brain.
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  Speaker 2: Who's with me?
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  Speaker 11: Good thing is he knows when he's buzzed, and my
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  brain is saying when it's time to go home, Somebody.
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  Speaker 19: Call me a ride.
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  Speaker 12: Love that guy, me too.
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  Speaker 3: Know your buzzed warning signs, call for a ride when
• 26:19
  it's time to go home. Buzz driving is drunk driving.
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  transigent blocker blockades, and they're un American unpatriotic. But if
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  the left does it, oh, they're freedom fighters, they're rebels.
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  And let's not forget the leader of the all, who
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  seems to have forgotten where we get our gun rights from,
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  Speaker 2: The same arms that God gives us the right to
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  keep and bear. I presume that there's some edition of
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  the Holy Scriptures that he has that left out the
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  whole thou shalt not kill. I'm sure he has the
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  more modern retelling of it, the already softened version that
• 29:55
  says thou shalt not kill, because the nuance and the
• 30:01
  difference of the phrase is thou shalt not murder. But
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  why would you expect the pope to remember stuff like that?
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  Why would you why would you expect the Pope to
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  invoke the sixth Commandment rather than saying we need to
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  get lori lightfoot down here at Vatican City and while
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  she's on her way, as Joel texted in, maybe she
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  could stop in Beijing to see, you know, a real
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  show of force. Those are some National Guards troops marching
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  through Tienman Square. They and they being the only ones
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  Speaker 9: Good morning, Joe, It's Joel.
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  Speaker 2: Oh. I was just reading your text about, uh, you know,
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  a government takes overlooks like.
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  Speaker 9: Well, I watched something interesting. It was some cuts on
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  Facebook with Charlie Kirk and he was interviewing I love
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  it because he's getting out there and really trying to
• 31:13
  get in that he's been doing it for you know,
• 31:15
  I guess four or five years, really getting on college
• 31:18
  campuses and oh no.
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  Speaker 2: He's been He's been doing it almost twenty years. Are
• 31:22
  you kidding? Okay, Yeah, yeah, Turning Point USA has been
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  out there. And this is a part and parcel of
• 31:29
  why Trump hang on. A second Trump part and parcel
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• 31:34
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• 31:39
  you know, farll to raise themselves have been wondering what's
• 31:43
  the point of all this? And then they find chapters
• 31:46
  of Turning Point USA on their college campuses, and they're like, oh,
• 31:51
  I get it now. It's just the same way that
• 31:53
  there's massive resurgence in the Christian faith of young people
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  who have been left to raise themselves, you know, accidentally,
• 32:01
  I guess, just by the grace of God finding the
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  wanted to point out that Kirk's been doing this. Gosh,
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  he's pushing forty now, though he still looks like a
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  Speaker 9: In what I was gonna what I was starting to say,
• 32:19
  was that that he's not only bringing in education to
• 32:25
  the college students, he's disrupting the leftist professors that are
• 32:30
  pervading their minds and had been in their minds. Most
• 32:33
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  she couldn't answer it. She just kept diverting it to
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  oh right, well you're you're just basically full of human excrement,
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  expletives coming out of their mouth. And and it's just
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  it just proves what he did, the book that he wrote,
• 33:39
  and what a lot of people are saying about colleges.
• 33:42
  Are they there to actually learn something to be productive
• 33:46
  or or are they there to be a voice for
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  what they think is is is freedom? Democracy? But they're
• 33:55
  and but they're countering every there, They're stepping on their
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  toes and countering everything that they're saying. And my point
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  with the whole matter is that that he's exposing the
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  fraud and and what is being taught in colleges, and
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  and the and the disruption in their brain and even
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  Speaker 2: On how to steal.
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  Speaker 9: So it's all this stuff that goes against society, yet
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  they're trying to say they're for society, these college students
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  and the Democrats.
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  Speaker 2: Well a couple of things. And I hope you call
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  these other people's shows and talk about me as much
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  as you call my show and talk about them, just
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  saying but that's just my shallowness, that's my thin skinness
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  Speaker 9: Well, No, I'm putting you all together as as voices.
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  Speaker 2: I'm teasing you, Joel, I'm just sticking a needle. That's
• 34:54
  this is the New Yorker in me, This is the
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• 35:24
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• 35:32
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• 35:35
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• 35:37
  most telling in this is how the media has dropped
• 35:42
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• 35:50
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• 36:05
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• 36:17
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• 36:30
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  Speaker 9: Just everything, almost everything that a Democrat says is a contradiction,
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• 36:51
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  Speaker 2: One billion dollars go?
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  Speaker 9: All these people are just a contradiction of Americans.
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  Speaker 2: She could she could borrow some of Ilhan Omar's thirty
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  Speaker 9: Married her brother, right, who has a company that is
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  Speaker 2: The Somalian flag.
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  Speaker 9: Why don't you go back there and see how you're
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  Speaker 2: Well, you know, but that was the question. Charlie asked,
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• 37:37
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• 37:42
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  Speaker 2: It's not working. I don't even play with it anymore.
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  We just found an old clip of Father Grido Sarduci.
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  Since we're talking about the papacy uh here and the misrepresentation, Joe,
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  why would the pope be expected to understand biblical teachings.
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  That's not what he said.
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  Speaker 2: And that word was intentionally chosen us from the pope's
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  And he grew up in Chicago, and everyone was like, oh,
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  an American pope. An American pope from Chicago, which means
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  he's going to probably be further left than the guy
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  Speaker 18: Was a.
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  Speaker 2: He'll have the gravity of being an American pope, which
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  everyone drags back here and you get the Lori lightfoots
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  of the world saying, you know, if you really want
• 45:35
  to go after crime, go after the gun makers.
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  Speaker 17: And he would find the same result as he did
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  in La and in California. If you really cared about
• 45:46
  violent crime, go after the gun manufacturers who are just
• 45:50
  mass producing these weapons and have no liability or accountability.
• 45:55
  Speaker 2: Go the The sad point is is you would look
• 46:03
  to religion more than government to be able to point
• 46:07
  out what is right and what is wrong. And the populations,
• 46:16
  the attendance of churches, especially in the United States, though
• 46:20
  bouncing back in some of the Christian communities, especially with
• 46:25
  young people looking for answers, is heartening to a degree,
• 46:30
  but has also been driven by this inability to go
• 46:34
  through biblical texts and say right is wrong in the
• 46:38
  midst of facing ardent ultra conservative adherents to the Koran
• 46:49
  and the violent teachings that it brings, where are the
• 46:58
  people getting into the madrasas saying, you know, we should
• 47:01
  come up with a kindler, gentler way of saying this,
• 47:10
  because it's got now. We have to reframe Minneapolis and
• 47:13
  Chicago and all of that, and remember Minneapolis. Bobby, the
• 47:16
  Minneapolis murderer, was convinced to do this, apparently by the
• 47:20
  messages on his guns that he wrote there. It's their
• 47:29
  inability to say somebody did something wrong. Jesus's own existence
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• 47:40
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• 47:43
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• 47:59
  told the first one, what the hell is my impetus
• 48:01
  to stop? And the Reformation under Jesus was that you
• 48:09
  had a toolkit for forgiveness if you if you fell,
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  if you were not perfect. Because what was happening societally
• 48:19
  is people said, screw it, I've already lied once, We're
• 48:22
  going to keep lying, gonna be like John Lovett's baby.
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  And so they had to come up with a way
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  to develop a forgiveness matrix. The Stations of the Cross
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  and confession and that kind of thing was all built
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  out of that need to come up with a way
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  to gain forgiveness if you fell. I think most people
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  say that that's a good thing, but it begins this
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  march towards saying, you know what, we probably shouldn't have
• 49:05
  the wherewithal to commit murder. Well, you know, there were
• 49:09
  no guns amongst the Israelites, the Egyptians had no guns.
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  So why did the sixth Commandment have to say thou
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• 49:54
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  time and telling Moses, telling the Israelites, this is not
• 50:05
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• 50:10
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• 50:28
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  being used by the authoritarians to say, oh, you better
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  give us all the authority otherwise these freed slaves will
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  have guns, and then what will you do? Who will
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  protect your daughters? They lost that rhetoric. Now who's going
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  to protect your daughters is spoken in Spanish into the
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  Latino community of non citizens. That's what they're interested in.
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  They're interested in pandering. And it's the problem I have
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  with it is it forces us, you, me, and the
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  rest of the ninety percent of the country that believes
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  in the Constitution and the Ten Commandments and forces us
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  to sound like callous ghouls because in order to rebuke
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  their ridiculous statements about go after the guns, go after
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  the gun manufacturers, well, who's next the car manufacturers? When
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  somebody plows and can we go after shunn for their knives?
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  If some where does it end? If somebody is listening
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  to the radio and then goes and does something, can
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  you can you go after the radio show host? They
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  already have that premise with Alex Jones. It's always somebody
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  else's fault. That should have been one of the commandments
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  thou shalt never blame someone else. I guess that falls
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  under thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
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  Speaker 24: Crime across the country is at an all time high.
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