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Speaker 3: Good day, Good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 3: Run Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience
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Speaker 3: Talk Show and glad to be back with you. Hopefully
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Speaker 3: you guys had a wonderful, wonderful weekend. Lots of things
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Speaker 3: to cover today. One of the things I'll be discussing
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Speaker 3: with you is the modern day Black plague. It's not
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Speaker 3: what you think, or then again, it might be what
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Speaker 3: you know. Also, I'm going to be touching on the
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Speaker 3: fact that the United States of America must avoid, like
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Speaker 3: the plague, getting fully drawn into a full participation in
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Speaker 3: the war conflict with Ukraine and Russia. And you know
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Speaker 3: we cannot, you know, we need to really back off
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Speaker 3: on that. But like I said, I'll be touching on
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Speaker 3: that with some deep, very important details and how I
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Speaker 3: see things. And Hunter Biden, you remember him, Yeah, that
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Speaker 3: Hunter Biden, son of Uncle Joe Biden. He lashed out
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Speaker 3: at Trump in a profane laced attack. Why because he's
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Speaker 3: upset that illegals are being deported And he said, f
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Speaker 3: you to not only Trump, but Trump supporters and Americans
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Speaker 3: who simply want our nation to be cleaned out. He
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Speaker 3: also insulted certain people by saying, who do you think
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Speaker 3: is washing your dishes? Well, the last time I checked,
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Speaker 3: it wasn't an illegal border cross or in my home
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Speaker 3: washing dishes. I could be wrong, but you know I
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Speaker 3: haven't seen one around in our neck of the woods
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Speaker 3: lately washing dishes. So before moving on to some of
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Speaker 3: the other subjects, I just want to touch on this
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Speaker 3: situation with President Trump concerning his involvement with the Russia
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Speaker 3: Ukraine conflict, war, etc. Now, one of the things that
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Speaker 3: Trump talked about is how this is Biden's war, and
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Speaker 3: he knows, just like I know, how Putin was provoked.
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Speaker 3: He knows all those details, and he knows that Ukraine
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Speaker 3: was filled with human trafficking, one of the things that
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Speaker 3: Putin spoke out against. Even although he going back to
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Speaker 3: the nineteen nineties, he understood about the laboratories in Ukraine.
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Speaker 3: He and the Christians in Ukraine understood about the brutality
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Speaker 3: of Zelenski as he had been closing churches, having people
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Speaker 3: whipped out of churches with sticks, and basically still supporting Nazism.
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Speaker 3: This is what Ukraine has been all about. Unfortunately, in
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Speaker 3: recent weeks, in the efforts to have peace, I think
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Speaker 3: President Trump has become too emotionally involved. And see when
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Speaker 3: you get you know, when there's emotional damage, what happens
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Speaker 3: is that there are others that can come in while
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Speaker 3: you're in an emotionally charged condition about a particular subject,
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Speaker 3: and they can get you off of your original intelligent
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Speaker 3: trail or path. And we all know that people like
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Speaker 3: Lindsay Gram Marco Rubio are globalists. Now, I do not
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Speaker 3: question Rubio's patriotism, but like Linsi Gram, he is a
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Speaker 3: globalist as well. And many Republican globalists believe, okay, it's
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Speaker 3: okay to have globalism as long as the United States
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Speaker 3: runs it is the number one nation. Where's Democrats who
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Speaker 3: want globalism want America to be flat on her face
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Speaker 3: and overrun and just destroyed. In my humble opinion, either
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Speaker 3: position is very good, one worse than the other. Also,
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Speaker 3: Lindsey Graham wants us to be fully engaged troops on
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Speaker 3: the ground, more missiles, more patriot missiles. You know, he
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Speaker 3: wants us to give what we don't have. We have
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Speaker 3: just enough right now to protect us, I guess during
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Speaker 3: one major or two major attacks, because under Uncle Joe,
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Speaker 3: so many of our weapons systems were given away. And
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Speaker 3: yes they've started producing them again, but it takes time
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Speaker 3: to produce a lot of them. And so at the
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Speaker 3: same time, adding long range patriot missiles that can be
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Speaker 3: fired from Romania, well see that that kind of ups
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Speaker 3: the ande And it doesn't matter. As I said the
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Speaker 3: other day, yes we're selling them to NATO. NATO is
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Speaker 3: selling them or giving them to Ukraine, whatever, and so
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Speaker 3: they're paying for what we're giving them. But at this time,
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Speaker 3: just looking it up for our rational self interest, it's
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Speaker 3: not the wise thing to do. It really isn't. What
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Speaker 3: we should be doing is being concerned about our own
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Speaker 3: situation right now.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 3: A lot of the attacks recently that Russia has been
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Speaker 3: the media has been talking about these Russian attacks. Well
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Speaker 3: I found out this morning that almost every one of
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Speaker 3: those major attacks that Russia has been has been going
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Speaker 3: on against Ukraine. Well, Ukraine had been attacking Russia, but
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Speaker 3: the media doesn't report that side, and so it just
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Speaker 3: looks like, you know, Russia just has been willy nilly,
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Speaker 3: and so that even makes it more important as to
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Speaker 3: why President Trump should withdraw United States involvement in that conflict.
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Speaker 3: If it were up to me, I would say, you
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Speaker 3: know what, you kiddos, work it out. It is a
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Speaker 3: regional conflict. And by the way, had we not gotten
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Speaker 3: our big noses involved, it would have been over by now.
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Speaker 3: I can guarantee you that because I know in some
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Speaker 3: reports they'll tell you how, because both sides have lost
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Speaker 3: a million soldiers and civilians, etc. Here's the deal. Russia
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Speaker 3: is still dominating the conflict. Russia has been taking territory
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Speaker 3: like crazy. What they do is they focus on a
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Speaker 3: city they surrounded, cut off supplies, cut off the you know,
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Speaker 3: the energy, et cetera, et cetera, and wear them down,
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Speaker 3: move in and grab more territory. And I can tell
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Speaker 3: you this based upon the original demands. Had the United
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Speaker 3: States not gotten involved, and Ukraine would have been defeated
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Speaker 3: some time ago, Russia would not have gone as far
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Speaker 3: into Ukraine as they have gone. But they're in a position,
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Speaker 3: especially from the mindset of Putin, that there's nothing at
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Speaker 3: hand but victory and Ukraine. Zelensky, he's willing to ask
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Speaker 3: him America to give everything down to the last screwdriver
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Speaker 3: to help in their in their fight that they started,
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Speaker 3: by the way, and continue to agitate because they think
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Speaker 3: that well, they don't even care if the United States
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Speaker 3: loses everything. They don't care about that long as the
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Speaker 3: United States and Western Europe continues to foolishly supply Ukraine,
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Speaker 3: Ukraine's going to keep it up. And so we've got
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Speaker 3: to just say, you know what, we're done. We urge
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Speaker 3: you to get out. And of course Lensky will have
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Speaker 3: a little hissy fit and start calling names again, but
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Speaker 3: you know what, so what you know, it's about time
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Speaker 3: the United States start looking at things in a more
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Speaker 3: wise manner and stop. And President Trumps needs to stop
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Speaker 3: being allowing himself to be led around like a puppy
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Speaker 3: by people like Lindsey Graham and Marco Rubiu and the
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Speaker 3: other globalist tour in its administration. Does we have a
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Speaker 3: better cabinet and administration than his first go round, Yes,
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Speaker 3: but there's still those sneaky peaks that are in there
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Speaker 3: that are trying to push us into a major war
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Speaker 3: for the war machine. They don't care if hundreds of
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Speaker 3: thousands of American young people are sacrificed on this. They
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Speaker 3: want to make the big bucks that way, and so
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Speaker 3: that's what this is the kind of stuff that Eisenhower
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Speaker 3: warned us against when he was the first one. I
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Speaker 3: believe they called the it the military industrial complex. Anyway,
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Speaker 3: guess this is an episode of Good Cop, Bad Cop.
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Speaker 3: Mayor Karen Bass is suddenly heaping praise on President Trump
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Speaker 3: for his response during the fire, the Los Angeles fire
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Speaker 3: that she helped exacerbate. On the other side of the coin,
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Speaker 3: the flip side, you have Governor Nuscomb still attacking President Trump. Oh,
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Speaker 3: how can he dare do this? How can he be
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Speaker 3: involved in California matters? Oh, he's so evil for cutting
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Speaker 3: I love trains, but I am a bigger fan of
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Speaker 3: efficiently run government and efficiently run budgets. I'm a bigger
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Speaker 3: fan of cleaning up wrongful and useless spending. And when
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Speaker 3: you spend over one hundred billion on something that was
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Speaker 3: supposed to total out I think it was around thirty
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Speaker 3: five billion dollars and you haven't constructed one sixteenth of
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Speaker 3: a mile. And this project has been going on for years,
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Speaker 3: well it hasn't been going anywhere, but it's been there
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Speaker 3: for all these years, and they're spending more and more
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Speaker 3: and more and more money on it with no progress,
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Speaker 3: a little digging around in the desert. And Trump said,
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Speaker 3: you know what, I'm not going to allow you people
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Speaker 3: to insult the American people, you know, use taxpayers. So
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Speaker 3: I'm cutting the federal side off. And NUSKUM has the nerve,
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Speaker 3: the unmitigated goal to get all rankled and uh, you
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Speaker 3: know two words, too bad.
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Speaker 1: And so.
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Speaker 3: It's it's really sad when you consider how on purpose
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Speaker 3: government officials, not only in California but elsewhere. They know
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Speaker 3: that they have evil intentions. They'll come forth with these
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Speaker 3: ideas etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. And then they turn around and
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Speaker 3: the idea has not been brought to fruition. But yet
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Speaker 3: the money is being spent as if you were actually
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Speaker 3: in action dealing with something that's four times as large
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Speaker 3: based upon the money that is being sucked up. I mean,
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Speaker 3: this is the kind of crack that Ross Parole, the
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Speaker 3: Great Ross Parole, used to talk about. That sucked that
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Speaker 3: that that that sucking sound you hear, and you know,
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Speaker 3: but what amazes me, what amazes me in to right now,
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Speaker 3: at this very second, you would not believe how much
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Speaker 3: support the governor, Nuskin, mayor Bath still have in their
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Speaker 3: respective offices, how many millions still will be willing to
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Speaker 3: vote for them than any conservative that could turn that
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Speaker 3: state around in three years. Within three years, California could
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Speaker 3: have the hottest economy in the United States of America.
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Speaker 3: It has more natural resources than Florida, it has a
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Speaker 3: better working situation. It's on the ocean big time. You know,
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Speaker 3: it just has everything, every form of climate. I mean,
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Speaker 3: it's one of the more perfect spots on the entire
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Speaker 3: world globe. And yet the voters out there have for
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Speaker 3: years been just continuing over and over again. Rather than
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Speaker 3: going for a conservative Republican, they voted for a liberal
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Speaker 3: Republican Arnold Arnold sports Nigo. It's like people have this
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Speaker 3: fear of things being too good. Oh, he's extreme. We
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Speaker 3: can't be too good now. It's as if they want
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Speaker 3: things to be a little better, but not so good
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Speaker 3: that it would be difficult to destroy things again. It's
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Speaker 3: just like the wall they say is being built again,
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Speaker 3: and they're working on a seven mile stretch. Now, this
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Speaker 3: seven mile stretch that they're working on in the El
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Speaker 3: Paso area is not connected to the wall that's already
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Speaker 3: built there in Texas. So instead of building continuous, continuously
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Speaker 3: on the wall in the areas that they can, they
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Speaker 3: continue to constructed in gap form. And it's as if
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Speaker 3: you have these people that are they're pretending to work
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Speaker 3: and be allies of the Trump administration, which wants to
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Speaker 3: literally close the border and make it so that in
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Speaker 3: the future people cannot just run into our country, right
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Speaker 3: just in case we get a liberal president or something
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Speaker 3: like that in the future. It would be more difficult
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Speaker 3: to wrap it up to the point that it is now.
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Speaker 3: I mean that it was under Uncle Joe, and they're
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Speaker 3: building these gaps. It's like, well, wait a minute, why
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Speaker 3: don't they just start and you know where they have
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Speaker 3: it already constructed, and just start going at it one
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Speaker 3: mile at a time, bam bam, bam, bam bam, and
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Speaker 3: finish it all and maybe start from the other direction
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Speaker 3: where they have these gaps. Just fill in the gaps
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Speaker 3: then go out from there. But this is another thing
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Speaker 3: that makes me suspect some of the people that are
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Speaker 3: in charge of these efforts of President Trump, and I
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Speaker 3: see what they're doing, and they're not doing it in
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Speaker 3: the most advantageous manner. They're not doing it, and we
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Speaker 3: have to continue to put up with this kind of madness. Well,
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Speaker 3: this bit of sad news man kind of shocking. Malcolm
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Speaker 3: Jamal Warner, the actor beloved for his big break role
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Speaker 3: as Theo Huxtable in the hit sitcom The Cosby Show,
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Speaker 3: which ran from nineteen eighty four to nineteen ninety two,
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Speaker 3: has died and he was fifty four years old. He
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Speaker 3: was vacationing with family in Costa Rica and he drowned
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Speaker 3: while swimming. I was wondering, well, you know, when I
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Speaker 3: first saw this, I'm like, holy crap. He always seemed
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Speaker 3: to be in very good health and everything. But that's
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Speaker 3: really sad news. And our prayers go out to his family.
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Speaker 3: He was one of the good guys. He was okay.
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Speaker 3: He wasn't one of those morons that you know, just
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Speaker 3: went off the rails in Hollywood. He maintained a good
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Speaker 3: head and wasn't caught up into any scandals or anything
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Speaker 3: like that, and he was an okay guy. I believe
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Speaker 3: he will be missed again. Malcolm Jamal Warner, the beloved
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Speaker 3: actor who starred in The Cosby Show, has died from
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Speaker 3: drowning in Mexico at fifty four years of age. Sad stuff.
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Speaker 3: It seems that Trump attorney Peter Titkin and legal team
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Speaker 3: are en route to visit Tina Peters in jail ahead
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Speaker 3: of the critical habeas hearing. And we've been calling for
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Speaker 3: her to be released. This is an excuse me one
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Speaker 3: of those victims during the Corona China's situation, individual that
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Speaker 3: was locked up for telling the truth basically, and they're
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Speaker 3: along with two key members of Tina Peters's federal legal team.
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Speaker 3: They're going to be meeting with her inside the Colorado
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Speaker 3: facility where she remains incarcerated unjustly. The legal team is
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Speaker 3: preparing final arguments ahead of the pivotal federal Habeas corpus
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Speaker 3: hearing set for tomorrow at two pm. So our prayers
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Speaker 3: will be going out for her that she gets a
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Speaker 3: favorable ruling that she gets out. Unfortunately, it's not a
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Speaker 3: hearing for or motion for immediate release, not yet. Instead,
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Speaker 3: the court will hear arguments on whether Tina Peter's limited
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Speaker 3: petition for a writ of Habeas corpus will be allowed
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Speaker 3: to proceed or be dismissed. Outright Attorney Peter Titkin has
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Speaker 3: a characterized this as a fight to survive extinction, described
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Speaker 3: as they describe the state's motion as an attempt to
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Speaker 3: terminate the case before her constitutional claims have ever been heard. Now,
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Speaker 3: President Trump Trump rightfully is demanding her immediate release. In
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Speaker 3: a powerful public statement, President Trump has called for the
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Speaker 3: immediate release of Tina Peters, condemning her imprisonment as a
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Speaker 3: form of political persecution and cruel, unconstitutional punishment. President Trump
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Speaker 3: described Peters as an innocent American patriot and a gold
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Speaker 3: Star mother unjustly jailed by the radical left to cover
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Speaker 3: up Democrat election crimes. I mean, all she was doing
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Speaker 3: was telling the truth, that's all. She didn't tell any lies,
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Speaker 3: she didn't give any false statements, she didn't make things up.
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Speaker 3: But yet these This is another reason why we cannot
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Speaker 3: allow the leftist to regain control, and we need to
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Speaker 3: continue to push forward to take more ground by god
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Speaker 3: fearing patriots because they've gotten so bold and so evil
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Speaker 3: on the other side that they want to be able
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Speaker 3: to do whatever they want to do with no fear
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Speaker 3: or retribution, and they want to be in a position
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Speaker 3: that if you tell the truth about something, they can
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Speaker 3: throw you in prison, or you can lose your job
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Speaker 3: if you tell the truth that no, you're really a man,
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Speaker 3: you're not a woman. They want to be able to
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Speaker 3: bully people, and then they turn around and say, oh,
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Speaker 3: we're about love, we're about inclusion. Well, who are they including.
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Speaker 3: I've seen no more. I've seen people. No one reject
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Speaker 3: as many people of different persuasions than the left. They
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Speaker 3: are the most rejecting group of people on the face
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Speaker 3: of the earth. And many times when they say people
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Speaker 11: Speaker of Mike Johnson doesn't have any plans to put
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Speaker 3: Senate Judiciary Committee has dropped a bombshell on the FBI's
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Speaker 3: Peter Strock, buried horrible evidence, including drives with highly classified
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Speaker 3: Ali Obama cover up. Now, what are the things that
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Speaker 3: containing sensitive data tied to the State Department, Congress, and
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Speaker 3: An FBI memo recommended further searches, but the bureau leadership
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Speaker 3: chair Debbie Wasserman's Schultz uugh and operatives from the Sorrow's
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Speaker 3: funded Open Society Foundations to suppress the investigation, of course,
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Speaker 3: and the FBI failed to pursue leads that the Ali
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Speaker 3: Obama administration intentionally derailed the Clinton probe to protect her
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Speaker 3: two thousands of acres candidacy. Mm hmmmm. And that's just
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Speaker 3: the surface, my friends. It's gonna hit a lot of
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Speaker 3: more stuff that's going to be coming out and just
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Speaker 3: gonna be dropping out. Oh my goodness, gonna be a
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Speaker 3: bad day for these individuals. Well, maybe i'd better hedge
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Speaker 3: my statement. It should be an upcoming bad day for
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Speaker 3: these these these individuals, because there's a whole list. I'm
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Speaker 3: going to try to find this list that, in fact,
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Speaker 3: I think my wife sent me this list the other
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Speaker 3: day of all the things that have been known to
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Speaker 3: have gone wrong in our government, all the way going
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Speaker 3: all the way back to twenty sixteen, and not none
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Speaker 3: of them one of them has been properly dealt with
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Speaker 3: according to the you know, by the long arm of
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Speaker 3: the law. It seems like the long arm of the
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Speaker 3: law has been cut back to a nub. But prayerfully
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Speaker 3: these things will be rectified. You know, Back in the day,
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Speaker 3: I used to be a kind of a fan of
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Speaker 3: Molly Ringwall, the actress, when she was fairly new coming out.
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Speaker 3: I just enjoyed some of her movies actually maybe one
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Speaker 3: or two of them. To be honest with you, but
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Speaker 3: I didn't know that she was a hag, but now
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Speaker 3: she's a noted political pundit. And Molly Ringwalls sees the
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Speaker 3: demise of Steven Colbert's late show on CBS is having
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Speaker 3: a silver lining. The Breakfast Club star says, the only
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Speaker 3: way has been cleared and he is now free to
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Speaker 3: run for president. Maybe I should feel sorry for her
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Speaker 3: for being that stupid to think that Corbert would be
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Speaker 3: a worthy candidate with the office of presidency. But you know,
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Speaker 3: after the advent of Tim Walls for Vice president, I
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Speaker 3: guess they figure anything goes well. I hope they keep
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Speaker 3: running people on that level. To be honest with you,
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Speaker 3: maybe I should have withheld my honest opinions about that idea. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: keep it up, Democrats, Yeah, keep running these kinds of
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Speaker 3: people for office. You make it much easier for Republican sorry,
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Speaker 3: conservative candidates in the future. Let's see what else is
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Speaker 3: going on here. You've heard of the Black plague, and
35:28
Speaker 3: during the fourteenth century, the Bubonic plague, as it's famously known.
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Speaker 3: It lasted from thirteen forty six to about thirteen fifty three.
35:42
Speaker 3: It was one of the most fatal scamdimics, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 3: pandemics in human history. In a sense, it was a
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Speaker 3: scamdemic too, because all the people had to do was
35:51
Speaker 3: have more sanitary conditions. Back then, a lot of things
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Speaker 3: that we take for granted is sanitary habits were actually
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Speaker 3: in many cases frowned upon, like washing your hands, keeping
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Speaker 3: your place clean so that you don't you're not overrun
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Speaker 3: by rats, and things that nature in the bubonic plague
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Speaker 3: actually came from rat bites. Now there's another kind of
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Speaker 3: a plague that is encircling the earth today. Currently, more
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Speaker 3: than half of US teenagers spend an average of about
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Speaker 3: seven hours and twenty two minutes of daily screen time
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Speaker 3: on their cell phones. The other fifty percent spend anywhere
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Speaker 3: from an hour to five hours. The historic use in
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Speaker 3: hours of cell phone usage may prove to kill normal
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Speaker 3: thought processes. Over time, creative ideas will be destroyed. Critical
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Speaker 3: thinking is just being thrown out the window. First of all,
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Speaker 3: it's not even being encouraged in government school. And now
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Speaker 3: when you take away the brain's ability to even comprehended
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Speaker 3: even if it's taught via all of the screen time,
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Speaker 3: with the radiation and everything then there's the elimination of
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Speaker 3: the rational understanding and yes, common sense, and we do
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Speaker 3: see a bit of evidence of that when it comes
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Speaker 3: to common sense. And it doesn't matter what level of
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Speaker 3: American teenager that you're talking about. You know, you can
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Speaker 3: be a great student or a bad student who didn't
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Speaker 3: receive a good education. But both students, if they go
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Speaker 3: through the government school system, will end up being leftists.
37:42
Speaker 3: And one of the ideals or the or or let's
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Speaker 3: say missions of the leftist teachers or educators in these
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Speaker 3: government schools was to deprogram students from the ability to
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Speaker 3: register common sense when ideas that may be different from
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Speaker 3: what they're programmed into through government school and in college.
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Speaker 3: That's why you could be an a student all the
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Speaker 3: way through. But if you are ensconced in leftism and
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Speaker 3: there's no real critical thinking to go along with that,
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Speaker 3: you will be an intelligent robot. So it's like they've
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Speaker 3: got both directions, the ones who are not in good schools,
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Speaker 3: but yet somehow they are programmed to be leftist. And
38:43
Speaker 3: you have the same high skill level to produce leftist
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Speaker 3: among those who are well educated and to get an
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Speaker 3: aid in this is through the cell phones in other words,
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Speaker 3: cell phones and social media addicted children and adults. They'd
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Speaker 3: live a life of staring into a small screen with
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Speaker 3: nothing to show for it, nothing gained from it. I mean,
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Speaker 3: you'll see them everywhere. They're in the park on the phone,
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Speaker 3: course in classrooms. Virtually everywhere in America and even around
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Speaker 3: know I was talking about the modern day bubonic plague.
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Speaker 3: Actually it's the phone plague. It's the computer screen plague,
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Speaker 3: and unfortunately our country is suffering as a result of that.
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Speaker 3: A situation where some are calling it deadly for our country.
43:48
Speaker 3: Now there's a situation where one individual crossed Broadway Boulevard
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Speaker 3: in Denver while tapping away on his cell phone. He
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Speaker 3: wasn't looking for traffic, and a car ran over him.
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Speaker 3: He now lives in a wheelchair with brain damage that
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Speaker 3: dropped his mind to about to the level of a
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Speaker 3: five year old. And these kinds of situations are happening
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Speaker 3: all the time in our republic. People are being dropped
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Speaker 3: out of life. And I don't mean dead or anything
44:19
Speaker 3: like that, but more and more and more the cell
44:25
Speaker 3: phone over usage may prove to kill normal thought processes.
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Speaker 3: And when you continue to use these kinds of things, see,
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Speaker 3: they have a great place. And I'm not saying we
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Speaker 3: should get rid of him or anything like that. I'm
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Speaker 3: not stupid, but I do think that with young people,
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Speaker 3: they should be more there should be a more controlled environment.
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Speaker 3: I'll never forget when we learned years ago that Mark Zuckerberg,
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Speaker 3: on Bill Gates and others do not allow their children
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Speaker 3: very much time on computers and cell phones because they
45:14
Speaker 3: understood that long term there would be brain damage, and
45:19
Speaker 3: there would be inability to communicate, and there would be
45:23
Speaker 3: they would be less cohesive in society. However, if you
45:29
Speaker 3: notice in our society today, neighbors, they for the most part,
45:36
Speaker 3: they just lived next door to each other. And something
45:40
Speaker 3: that happened that I thought would never occur in our republic.
45:44
Speaker 3: When I was a child growing up, and even when
45:47
Speaker 3: I lived later in later years, lived in New York City,
45:52
Speaker 3: there was always this coesiveness. We all knew we were Americans.
45:56
Speaker 3: There was this unspoken feeling of unity amongst most of us. Sure,
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Speaker 3: you had your thugs, you had your criminals, and they
46:05
Speaker 3: had to be dealt with, but for the most part,
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Speaker 3: we were all Americans, and despite differences, things were okay. Generally,
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Speaker 3: we all knew that we would work things out. We
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Speaker 3: were a can do people. America was known for her ingenuity,
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Speaker 3: her can do spirit, and much of that can do
46:31
Speaker 3: spirit came from the fact that we the American people,
46:35
Speaker 3: always come together because we're already together. We're linked spiritually
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Speaker 3: and collectively in our minds. But when you are separately,
46:48
Speaker 3: you don't have to be thrown in a separate room
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Speaker 3: and locked away when they can electronically lock your mind away,
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Speaker 3: beginning from youth, and what happens is a degrading in
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Speaker 3: the natural connectivity that was once the hallmark of our society.
47:11
Speaker 3: I mean, you had good neighbors, and for the most part,
47:13
Speaker 3: for the most part, they were very good neighbors. They
47:16
Speaker 3: were good people. Everyone the majority of us went to
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Speaker 3: church or synagogue. I mean Saturday mornings, you'd see the Jews,
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Speaker 3: our Jewish neighbors going to synagogue. Sunday mornings, all of
47:29
Speaker 3: us would, you know, different churches. But it's like almost
47:33
Speaker 3: a work day where everyone, all the adults were going
47:36
Speaker 3: to to work or anything like that, but just about
47:38
Speaker 3: as many cars. You'd see them all. And we were
47:41
Speaker 3: all united in these customs. And we were all united
47:47
Speaker 3: as students too, believe it or not. We were all
47:51
Speaker 3: united in competing who's going to get the best grade,
47:56
Speaker 3: who's going to be doing this, that and the other.
47:59
Speaker 3: We were united in our schools, you know, our school
48:04
Speaker 3: against that school. But it wasn't toxic. You know, you
48:10
Speaker 3: didn't have all the shootings and the fights like you
48:12
Speaker 3: you have today. And I just would like you to
48:19
Speaker 3: consider what I'm saying and when it comes to your
48:23
Speaker 3: young younger Americans. As a parent, you got to step
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Speaker 3: up and sometimes you may not be the favorite, but
48:33
Speaker 3: you have to be tough. You have to be willing
48:35
Speaker 3: to take that heat from your student, which would be temporary.
48:39
Speaker 3: They will thank you in the long run when they
48:42
Speaker 3: learn what you did for their brain. It's just the thought,
48:49
Speaker 3: and just wanted to run that by you. Earlier, I
48:55
Speaker 3: was talking about a number of situations where there has
48:59
Speaker 3: been no justice meet it out for the perpetrators of
49:03
Speaker 3: these evil situations in our country. Not one person has
49:09
Speaker 3: gone to jail or been tried for the Russian collusion hoax.
49:14
Speaker 3: I remember, I remember when that broke out, when certain
49:19
Speaker 3: individuals that I knew that thought that they were smarter
49:22
Speaker 3: than I am, were telling me just with a a ah,
49:25
Speaker 3: with a joyfulness. Yeah we knew he was over there.
49:29
Speaker 3: I knew he was no good. He's over there doing
49:32
Speaker 3: whatever with Russians. Yeah we knew it, and I just
49:38
Speaker 3: didn't believe it. And I would just tell them, you know,
49:40
Speaker 3: the same thing, over and over again. No, he's innocent.
49:43
Speaker 3: Time will tell. Then there's the January sixth situation where
49:47
Speaker 3: people were just you know, victimized, victimized, by I call
49:56
Speaker 3: him American Nazis. The marri Lago, the mar Alago raid,
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Speaker 3: There was no justification for that, especially when you consider
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Speaker 3: what they did. What they did in mar a Lago
50:10
Speaker 3: was not even in correlation with a if it had
50:13
Speaker 3: been a legal search for the documents they said that
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Speaker 3: they were looking for. Why would Baron, Why would Baron's
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Speaker 3: small drawers be a place to look for these, these
50:26
Speaker 3: these documents. Why would malanius underwear drawer be somewhere you
50:31
Speaker 3: would think to look and then just leave, leave it
50:34
Speaker 3: all strown around, just to say, uh, gotcha. What about
50:41
Speaker 3: Biden's autopin situation. Uncle Joe he Uncle Joe wasn't really
50:45
Speaker 3: running the country. So we were ruled by an evil
50:50
Speaker 3: committee who was setting us up for some big, big,
50:57
Speaker 3: big hurts. No justice so far, Okay, twenty twenty election situation.
51:05
Speaker 3: Many of us believe it was stolen. No justice. The
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Speaker 3: Epstein pedophile arrests one and she wants to testify under immunity,
51:22
Speaker 3: and I think they should let her bring her out. Yeah,
51:28
Speaker 3: you're right, that deranged man traded our safety. What about Benghazi?
51:39
Speaker 3: Remember when the Clinton not the Clintons. Yeah, Clinton, during
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Speaker 3: the Clinton years no, I'm sorry. It was a Secretary
51:49
Speaker 3: of State Hillary Clinton who oversaw that situation where our
51:54
Speaker 3: soldiers were wiped out in Benghazi and there's been no
51:58
Speaker 3: The only thing she said about it was what difference
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Speaker 3: does it make at a hearing? No backlash the people
52:06
Speaker 3: that support Democrats, they didn't care, because Democrats, whether they're
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Speaker 3: in office or voters, they support evil anyway, So it
52:15
Speaker 3: wasn't a big deal to them. What about the DOGE findings,
52:21
Speaker 3: A lot of those spending efforts and money wasting efforts. Aha,
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Speaker 3: they're tied in with illegal activities. Nothing so far. What
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Speaker 3: about the Ukraine impeachment hoax? Nothing yet. I'm not saying
52:42
Speaker 3: that there will never be justice, but up to this point,
52:44
Speaker 3: I mean, some of these things should have been addressed
52:45
Speaker 3: by now. I mean, this is the kind of justice
52:51
Speaker 3: that President Trump ran on, and I understand that they've
52:55
Speaker 3: got to clean out. They've got to really clean out
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Speaker 3: the vermin that's still permeation the Department of Justice, the FBI,
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Speaker 3: and there should be a total abolishment of the CIA.
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Speaker 3: Get rid of that thing. That thing has nothing to
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Speaker 3: do with working toward and protecting the national interest of
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Speaker 3: the United States of America. It is nothing but an
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Speaker 3: expensive boondoggle. It's like a political arrow pointed at we
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Speaker 3: the people. It has done no good, none whatsoever.
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Speaker 5: And so.
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Speaker 3: You know, Tulci Gabbert correctly said that all Obama directed
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Speaker 3: a treasonous conspiracy against President Trump. But we've known this
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Speaker 3: for a long time, and we know a lot of
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Speaker 3: other stuff which we'll be talking about on the next
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Speaker 3: edition of the Rondo Words American Experience. But now that
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Speaker 3: I see that, my time is a thank you so
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Speaker 3: much for your time. Remember to pray for your neighbor,
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Speaker 3: Pray for your family, your friends, your and even your
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Speaker 3: enemies that they get it right before it's much too late, yep.
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Speaker 3: And treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 3: Yashua is King forever and until next time, I'm on
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Speaker 3: Edwards Excelsior.
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Speaker 3: M hm.
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Speaker 6: You would you would you would be you would be
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Speaker 6: the US All folks tags that stage right,