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WE HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN - STAY AWAY MAMDANI · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap. Rogue Style.
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Speaker 2: What's up, everybody? Welcome to the Rogue Recap. It is Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: September 8th. I keep wanting to say Monday, but it
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Speaker 2: was Labor Day. And happy to be here with you today.
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Speaker 2: Kind of a crazy day of news. A lot that
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Speaker 2: happened over the weekend. Certainly no coverage on the fact
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Speaker 2: that we still have an ongoing conflict in Iran and
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Speaker 2: people are still talking about really stupid shit like the DSA.
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Speaker 2: And I don't know, I think for me, big picture,
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Speaker 2: the long game is what is happening in Iran and
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Speaker 2: how do we protect ourselves? We have an economy that's overextended,
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Speaker 2: a market that is fake, hyperinflated and full of manipulative
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Speaker 2: actors that are behaving and really doing what I would
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Speaker 2: consider to be almost insider trading. It's a daily experience
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Speaker 2: in watching the market move in the most bizarre and
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Speaker 2: inexplainable ways that has zero comparison to any previous market
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Speaker 2: because no one's ever seen anything like this. So there's
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Speaker 2: just a ton going on. And I think one of
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Speaker 2: the things that I was saying today to a friend was,
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Speaker 2: There's so much that people are just not able to
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Speaker 2: digest it, right? Like their kids are back at school.
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Speaker 2: They still have to go to work. It's sports season
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Speaker 2: at school, right? So if your kids are in sports,
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Speaker 2: I know all my kids are in sports and in music.
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Speaker 2: I feel like the day is so full. You know,
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Speaker 2: you get up at 536 o'clock in the morning and
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Speaker 2: you don't stop, right? It's midnight and you're still at
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Speaker 2: your desk or making lunches or packing something for the kids'
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Speaker 2: school bag for the next day or whatever it is,
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Speaker 2: whatever your life is, right? It just feels like it
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Speaker 2: never ends. And then we take a breath and we
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Speaker 2: realize we're at the 25th year anniversary of the 9-11 attacks.
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Speaker 2: And you start to think to yourself, how the hell
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Speaker 2: did we get here? How did 25 years go by
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Speaker 2: that fast? And I started to think to myself, you know,
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Speaker 2: it's probably how like our grandparents felt about World War I,
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Speaker 2: World War II, the Vietnam War, and all of the
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Speaker 2: things that they went through and the struggles that they
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Speaker 2: had with the depression and the market crashing and looking
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Speaker 2: at the disgusting things that were happening on a world
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Speaker 2: stage that I think a lot of people were overcome
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Speaker 2: by what was truly evil in their time. And then
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Speaker 2: you blink, and here we are in 2026. We have
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Speaker 2: the same exact shit going on. We have people being anti-Semitic.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if you heard about the Ed Sheeran concert,
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Speaker 2: but there's this scumbag rapper who's really full of himself.
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Speaker 2: He's had like one hit. I'm not going to lie.
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Speaker 2: It's a very good song.
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Speaker 3: All right.
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Speaker 2: So we'll just leave it at that. But this rapper
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Speaker 2: Macklemore is the opening act for Ed Sheeran. And he
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Speaker 2: dons this like Hasidic Jew costume. and gets up on
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Speaker 2: stage and he's dressed like a Jewish person with an
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Speaker 2: exaggerated nose and the beard and the Jewish hat and
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Speaker 2: the coat, all this stuff, right? On stage, making fun
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Speaker 2: of Jewish people and then screaming free Palestine. And I
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Speaker 2: thought to myself, I can't imagine what would happen to
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Speaker 2: Macklemore if he went up on stage and pretended to
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Speaker 2: be a Muslim and screamed Jesus Christ is King while
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Speaker 2: wearing Muslim garb and saying that Muslim people were awful.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 2: And that's really the only comparison that I can make
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Speaker 2: because the world has decided that Christians don't matter, right?
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Speaker 2: Christians don't matter. We can kill them in Nigeria. We
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Speaker 2: can kill them all across these various Middle Eastern countries,
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Speaker 2: whether they're being raped and slaughtered by Boko Haram or
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Speaker 2: ISIS or the Muslim brotherhood, or just any sort of
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Speaker 2: rabid group that decides it's going to adhere itself to
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Speaker 2: the teachings of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad, right? Just
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Speaker 2: this past weekend in Queens, again, 25th anniversary of 9-11,
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Speaker 2: they had a parade for Muhammad's birthday. I'm like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I think that's insane. I mean, we have Christmas for
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Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, but last time I checked, we're a Judeo-Christian nation. But,
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Speaker 2: you know, I guess these are inconvenient facts for the
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Speaker 2: woke liberal lunatics that think it's okay to pretend that
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Speaker 2: we're all accepting because what's happening is you are bringing
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Speaker 2: in an onslaught of people who truly do not believe
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Speaker 2: in anything we believe in, but we're so far down
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Speaker 2: the path, right? We're just so far down the path.
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Speaker 2: And people who speak up and say, hey, I don't
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Speaker 2: know about you, but I think dressing women and children,
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Speaker 2: female children up in like your best thread count bed
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Speaker 2: sheets and putting them out into the world. And they're
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Speaker 2: not allowed to have any of their bodies exposed because
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Speaker 2: it makes men, it entices them too much. If you
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Speaker 2: think that's normal, you don't belong here. You need to
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Speaker 2: go somewhere else. You know, women have for decades been
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Speaker 2: trying to escape oppression, right? I mean, literally this has
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Speaker 2: been the mantra is that equal rights, equal rights, equal rights.
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Speaker 2: And those same lunatic liberals that are now screaming that,
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Speaker 2: you know, women still have to struggle and black people
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Speaker 2: still have to struggle. And there's so much inequality, right?
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Speaker 2: But when you look at all of the programs that
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Speaker 2: have been put in place, they have literally been put
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Speaker 2: in place to give everybody that equal playing field. It's
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Speaker 2: just up to you if you want to take it, right?
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Speaker 2: And then you hear people go out, people who are professors,
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Speaker 2: they're teaching your children, right? They're not teaching my children.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you that because I don't put my kids
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Speaker 2: in schools where those types of teachings are going on.
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Speaker 2: And if I hear about that type of shit, I
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Speaker 2: am the first person to call the school. I don't
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Speaker 2: care if it's a college, a high school, a grade school.
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Speaker 2: It does not matter to me. The problem with most
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Speaker 2: people is number one, they don't want to get involved.
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Speaker 2: Number two, when they do get involved, they're passive as
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Speaker 2: opposed to direct. I'm not saying you need to be
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Speaker 2: a jerk. I'm not saying you need to be super aggressive,
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Speaker 2: but you do need to be pointed. You need to
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Speaker 2: let people know like, this is where I'm at. Think
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Speaker 2: what you did is incorrect. I'd like to have a
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Speaker 2: conversation about it. If they're not open to that conversation,
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Speaker 2: then you say, okay, then we need an arbiter. We
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Speaker 2: need an ombudsperson. We need somebody to come to host
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Speaker 2: a conversation between us because we need to have a
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Speaker 2: conversation and it is my right to have it. But see,
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Speaker 2: now we have all these people coming in and they're saying, no,
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Speaker 2: if you don't like what I said and I don't
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Speaker 2: get to say it, then that's against my first amendment right.
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Speaker 2: Yes and no, because I'm actually paying for your services.
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Speaker 2: So I do get a say because I am the
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Speaker 2: customer and you are technically giving me a product. And
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Speaker 2: the product in this case is an education for my child.
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Speaker 2: So if you want to get up and you want
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Speaker 2: to spout Marxism, communism, you know, transgender, some sort of,
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Speaker 2: you know, ideology that has actually nothing to do with
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Speaker 2: the teachings that you're supposed to have. And yeah, I think,
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Speaker 2: I think we have a right to say something. I
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Speaker 2: think we have a right to speak out. And I
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Speaker 2: say this to my husband all the time. And I,
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Speaker 2: I really do think it's very true. We are so
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Speaker 2: insignificant in the grand scheme of things. Like if you
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Speaker 2: really think about your life and you think about your family,
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Speaker 2: you think about your ancestors, you think about your grandparents,
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Speaker 2: you basically remember maybe one or two generations back, right?
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Speaker 2: You've got your parents, you've got your grandparents. Maybe you're
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Speaker 2: somebody who had a great grandparent or you have pictures
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Speaker 2: or stories or something that's been passed down to you.
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Speaker 2: But essentially we've got like two generations and that's pretty
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Speaker 2: much it. And then we move on with our lives, right?
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Speaker 2: So Eventually you're going to be the grandma. You're going
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Speaker 2: to be the aunt, the uncle. You're going to be
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Speaker 2: that generation that is remembered. And then you move on.
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Speaker 2: You get, what do you get? 80, 90 years here? Maybe.
8:19
Speaker 2: I guess if you took the COVID shot, we can
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Speaker 2: cut that in half because they're killing people left and
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Speaker 2: right and not getting blamed for it. Haven't forgot about Fauci.
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Speaker 2: Don't want you to think I did. I want him
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Speaker 2: to fry in rotten hell, but we'll leave that there
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Speaker 2: because the show is not about that. I could make
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Speaker 2: every show about how much I hate Fauci, but we'll
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Speaker 2: leave it alone. But my point in saying is, You've
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Speaker 2: got this really limited time here. And in order for
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Speaker 2: it to matter and for it to have some purpose,
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Speaker 2: you have to stand up for your family. You have
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Speaker 2: to stand up for your rights. But you also have
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Speaker 2: to know that somebody else putting up their bullshit and
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Speaker 2: spouting lies and trying to indoctrinate your children is not
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Speaker 2: within their rights. You know, your rights and their rights
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Speaker 2: stop where they infringe upon each other. And we've sort
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Speaker 2: of lost that in this society, I would say. You know,
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Speaker 2: When I am looking around today, when I saw those
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Speaker 2: people on the steps of City Hall in front of Mamdani,
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Speaker 2: and I'm watching this heartbreaking press conference where all of
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Speaker 2: these family members of people who died on 9-11 are
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Speaker 2: trying to express to this Islamic, sympathizing, disgusting, liberal, non-American,
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Speaker 2: lived out, not in our country when 9-11 happened, You know,
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Speaker 2: I have zero tolerance for anything he wants to say
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Speaker 2: about 9-11, especially considering the fact that he has people
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Speaker 2: on his staff. He has people in his circle, whether
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Speaker 2: it's Mahmoud Khalil, whether it's Hassan Piker, who says the
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Speaker 2: United States deserve 9-11. You know, these are not people
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Speaker 2: that belong at the 9-11 memorial. They just don't. And
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Speaker 2: 100,000 plus people signed a petition to say, hey, Zoran,
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Speaker 2: maybe you could do something else that morning. I hear
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Speaker 2: you're really big into government grocery stores, like maybe go
10:12
Speaker 2: stock some shelves, maybe go harass some landlords. You know,
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Speaker 2: you love driving them crazy over, you know, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: a hornet's nest in a corner. Go find something. Maybe
10:22
Speaker 2: you and your wife can go out and spread some
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Speaker 2: anti-Semitic bullshit about how October 7th was people's fault that
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Speaker 2: had nothing to do with it. How about that? Maybe
10:31
Speaker 2: you go find something else to do because it was
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Speaker 2: made very clear today that they don't want you there.
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Speaker 2: And with good reason, right? You have said time and
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Speaker 2: again that you side with people that literally want the
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Speaker 2: demise of Of the entire country. And specifically, this happened
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Speaker 2: in New York. So it's a very painful memory. And
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Speaker 2: so he decides, instead of listening to the people who
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Speaker 2: are saying, please go away, he is going to sign
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Speaker 2: legislation about 9-11. Now I'm reading from the New York
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Speaker 2: Post because I want to make sure that I get
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Speaker 2: it right. But on Friday, he signs an executive order
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Speaker 2: recognizing 9-11. I don't know why we needed him for this.
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Speaker 2: He signs it with a symbolic pen and he gives
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Speaker 2: it to someone who works on his staff. And this person,
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Speaker 2: formerly represented an Al-Qaeda terrorist with links to the attack
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Speaker 2: on the Pentagon on 9-11. So this scumbag is signing
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Speaker 2: documentation about 9-11, recognizing it, and then giving the pen
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Speaker 2: to a guy who was part of supporting someone who
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Speaker 2: has links to an attack that happened on 9-11 on
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Speaker 2: the Pentagon. Not only that, but he has the balls
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Speaker 2: to pass the pen that he's signing this document with
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Speaker 2: to Jessica Tisch, who is a Jewish woman, who is
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Speaker 2: the head of the, obviously, police commissioner. She's the head
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Speaker 2: of the NYPD and is like, yeah, can you pass
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Speaker 2: this to him? Like in this very condescending way, disgusting way.
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Speaker 2: So the person I'm talking about is his chief counsel.
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Speaker 2: This is Ramzi Qasem. So Ramzi Qasem not only represented
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Speaker 2: this terrorist who was part of the attacks on the Pentagon,
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Speaker 2: but also is representing Mahmoud Khalil, who wants to bring
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Speaker 2: down the United States and who DHS and Homeland, uh, yeah,
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Speaker 2: DHS and border security, you know, so we've got Tom,
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Speaker 2: Tom Homan, we've got Markway Mullen, all trying to get
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Speaker 2: Mahmoud out of the country permanently. And then we've got
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Speaker 2: Zoran Mamdani, this Ugandan lunatic who, you know, is now
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Speaker 2: mayor of New York and you don't want to get
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Speaker 2: me started on the elections and why I think he's
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Speaker 2: in there. And his scumbag anti-Semitic wife living in Gracie
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Speaker 2: Mansion and bringing people like Mahmoud Khalil over for dinner
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Speaker 2: and giving this pen with regard to 9-11 to Ramzi Qasem,
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Speaker 2: who is a sympathizer to the terrorists. So the whole
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Speaker 2: thing is just, It's a sham, right? And it happens
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Speaker 2: on Friday. And then on Monday, today, excuse me, Tuesday, today,
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Speaker 2: the families come out and they're like, we are not
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Speaker 2: interested in seeing you there. We have no desire to
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Speaker 2: see you there. We don't want you there. We'd like
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Speaker 2: you to stay home. We'd like you to stay home.
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Speaker 2: Do anything else with your time from 7 a.m. to
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Speaker 2: 11 a.m. on 9-11 on its 25th anniversary. Like if
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Speaker 2: you could just do that, that would be great. So
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Speaker 2: we've got some really amazing people that were out today.
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Speaker 2: And one of them is Vicky Palladino. And Vicky Palladino
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Speaker 2: is like, she's like this badass baddie, like straight out
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Speaker 2: of like, you know, old school New York, right? She's
13:57
Speaker 2: not going to take your shit. She's not going to
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Speaker 2: start shit, but she'll sure as hell finish it if
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Speaker 2: she has to. And people hate on her, right? Because
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Speaker 2: she doesn't care about your feelings because she's more interested
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Speaker 2: in the facts. And so she was there with the
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Speaker 2: families today. And this is two minutes of her ranting.
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Speaker 2: I assure you it is worth your time. She's fantastic.
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Speaker 2: And anybody who doesn't like her is a part of
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Speaker 2: the problem. All day, every day. The only reason that
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Speaker 2: they don't like her is because she offends them because
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Speaker 2: they're on the wrong side. I'm telling you right now.
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Speaker 2: This is Vicki Palladino today in front of City Hall
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Speaker 2: talking about why Zoran Mamdani should stay home. Hey, everybody.
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Speaker 3: How are you?
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Speaker 4: Well, here we stand on the steps of City Hall,
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Speaker 4: 25 years later. Who would have ever thought in a
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Speaker 4: million years that we would have a petition with 101,000
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Speaker 4: names on it of fellow New Yorkers standing on the
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Speaker 4: steps of City Hall asking for a mayor not to
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Speaker 4: attend the most tragic day in our nation's history that
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Speaker 4: happened to be right here in New York City. But
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Speaker 4: we are standing here and we are standing strong. I'm
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Speaker 4: not asking politely for the mayor not to come to 9-11,
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Speaker 4: to that ceremony. I am asking, I am demanding that
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Speaker 4: he not show his face at that sacred ground. He
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Speaker 4: does not belong there. When you associate yourself with the
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Speaker 4: likes of Hassan Paika, and you have as your chief
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Speaker 4: counselor right here in this building, Rasim Hassan, who was
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Speaker 4: handed a sacred pen yesterday, very cryptic, through our police
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Speaker 4: commissioner so that it could go into his hands. That
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Speaker 4: was a message to each and every one of us.
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Speaker 4: Cryptic as it is, but read through the lines. What's
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Speaker 4: going on here in City Hall and what we got
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Speaker 4: representing us here in City Hall, they do not belong
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Speaker 4: on sacred ground. I could go through a list of
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Speaker 4: of people that he associates himself with and continues to
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Speaker 4: associate himself with.
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Speaker 3: We, the people, do.
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Speaker 4: Not care for Zoran Mondani. 101,000 names is not a
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Speaker 4: drop in the bucket. Do not, Zoran Mondani, take us
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Speaker 4: New Yorkers for granted. We were there that day. The
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Speaker 4: sky looked very similar to this. Stay put, stay in
16:43
Speaker 4: city hall and promote your propaganda. Thank you very much.
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Speaker 3: Vicki Palladino.
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Speaker 2: So I can't say it any better than she just
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Speaker 2: said it. I can tell you on good authority, haven't
16:56
Speaker 2: spoken to her personally and had the opportunity to talk
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Speaker 2: with her very recently. She is somebody who is a
17:02
Speaker 2: lifelong New Yorker. She believes in the city. She believes
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Speaker 2: in everything that the city once stood for. And she
17:08
Speaker 2: wishes that we could get back to zero. She wants
17:11
Speaker 2: to get back to a place where New Yorkers were
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Speaker 2: allowed to be New Yorkers and not where parts of
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Speaker 2: Brooklyn and parts of Queens are hearing the call to
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Speaker 2: prayer five times a day because the Muslim population has
17:21
Speaker 2: taken over. When you come to a country, like if
17:25
Speaker 2: I was to move to Afghanistan, I wouldn't expect to
17:27
Speaker 2: hear church bells. You know what I'm saying? So I
17:30
Speaker 2: don't know when we got to this place that it
17:32
Speaker 2: is okay for this entire enclave of people to demand
17:37
Speaker 2: that it be the same as the place they're coming from.
17:40
Speaker 2: Why does it need to be the same? Why don't
17:41
Speaker 2: you go back to the place where you came from
17:44
Speaker 2: if that's what makes you feel good? Why do you
17:47
Speaker 2: need to replicate that here? You want to make dishes
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Speaker 2: that you liked or that your grandmother made. You want
17:52
Speaker 2: to wear some of the clothing that makes you, you know,
17:55
Speaker 2: remind you of your culture. That's fine. But when you
17:58
Speaker 2: literally move an entire lifestyle soup to nuts and you
18:04
Speaker 2: want to have Sharia law, you want to have your
18:06
Speaker 2: own Sharia police, You want that police force to supersede
18:10
Speaker 2: the rights of the NYPD. You want to be able
18:12
Speaker 2: to make assaults. You want to be able to make arrests.
18:15
Speaker 2: You want to be able to tell people how they
18:17
Speaker 2: can dress. They are not allowed to drink that. You
18:19
Speaker 2: can't walk your dog on the sidewalk. What are we
18:22
Speaker 2: talking about? Honestly, get the out, get out, go back
18:29
Speaker 2: to where you're allowed to behave like that. We don't
18:31
Speaker 2: do that here. See, the problem is people are afraid
18:34
Speaker 2: to say that. They're afraid to say, If you're not
18:37
Speaker 2: going to assimilate and you're not going to believe that
18:41
Speaker 2: America is the greatest country that God ever gave man
18:45
Speaker 2: and that we're allowed to be here, we're allowed to
18:47
Speaker 2: live the way that we want to live so long
18:50
Speaker 2: as we are not infringing upon someone else's rights. And
18:54
Speaker 2: that's where we just keep hitting that weird spot, right?
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Speaker 2: We keep hitting this very strange place where liberals are
19:02
Speaker 2: unable to sort of reconcile the that while this may
19:06
Speaker 2: make you uncomfortable and while you may not like what
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Speaker 2: I do or what I believe, you don't have a
19:12
Speaker 2: right to tell me that I can't do it. You
19:15
Speaker 2: don't have a right to tell me that I can't
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Speaker 2: say it, wear it, go, et cetera. I can play
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Speaker 2: this music. I can draw this picture. I can record
19:24
Speaker 2: this song. I can write this book. I can be
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Speaker 2: a woman and I can do all the things that
19:29
Speaker 2: you can do because I live in the United States
19:32
Speaker 2: of America. And somehow saying that, When you are opposing
19:37
Speaker 2: a certain kind of group makes the liberals very uncomfortable.
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Speaker 2: So the liberals that say, be who you are, right?
19:42
Speaker 2: You'll see like some psycho trans who has way too many,
19:46
Speaker 2: you know, SSRIs in their brain running around. trying to
19:50
Speaker 2: hurt people. And at these like rallies or chants or
19:53
Speaker 2: protests or whatever, they've got weapons, they've got, you know, bullhorns,
19:57
Speaker 2: they've got bricks. And then they got a shirt on
19:59
Speaker 2: that says, be kind. I'm like, you cannot be that.
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Speaker 2: You're just a walking oxymoron like all day long, right?
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Speaker 2: And so we look at these things and we realize
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Speaker 2: that Mamdani is laughing at us, right? Because he's in
20:13
Speaker 2: a position of power. He is the mayor of New
20:15
Speaker 2: York City. How he got there doesn't really matter right
20:18
Speaker 2: now because the powers that be, right? People like our
20:21
Speaker 2: elected representatives in DC that should have done the right
20:24
Speaker 2: thing and passed the SAVE Act. And then we actually
20:27
Speaker 2: would have had a real chance on November 3rd. But
20:30
Speaker 2: now that's all shot to shit because all of these
20:34
Speaker 2: feckless wonders are you know, who've now been off and
20:36
Speaker 2: on vacation for five weeks, guys. Well, all of you
20:40
Speaker 2: have been working through the end of the summer and
20:42
Speaker 2: happy to have your one day off for Labor Day.
20:45
Speaker 2: These douchebag elected, you know, congressmen and women and elected senators,
20:49
Speaker 2: what are they doing? Nothing, nothing. They could care less.
20:54
Speaker 2: So they're all on their hiatus. They're going to come back.
20:57
Speaker 2: And what legislation do you think they're going to put up?
20:59
Speaker 2: What kind of legislation do you think they're going to pass?
21:01
Speaker 5: Nothing.
21:03
Speaker 2: They haven't done shit. They're going to make Trump a
21:05
Speaker 2: lame duck president. We're going to have two years of
21:08
Speaker 2: Democrats focused on one goal. And what do you think
21:11
Speaker 2: that goal is? Just for shits and giggles. What do
21:14
Speaker 2: you think it is? That's right. Impeaching Trump and all
21:17
Speaker 2: of his cronies around him. So the Democrats right now,
21:20
Speaker 2: if you listen to any of them, they don't run,
21:23
Speaker 2: they don't run on their platform because they don't have one.
21:26
Speaker 2: The Democrats run on hating Trump and hating the right.
21:30
Speaker 2: So they'll say, they're going to take away your rights.
21:32
Speaker 2: They're They're going to spend your money. They're going to
21:35
Speaker 2: make everybody leave the country. They hate everyone, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
21:39
Speaker 2: And then you ask a real question to any of
21:41
Speaker 2: these Democrats, pick any of them, honestly, and say, how
21:45
Speaker 2: do you intend to do, pay for this, pay for that?
21:48
Speaker 2: They don't know. They don't have an answer. They've got
21:52
Speaker 2: some campaign manager who gave them a list of talking points.
21:55
Speaker 2: Their homework for a week was to memorize them all.
21:58
Speaker 2: And then they go out on the campaign trail. And
22:00
Speaker 2: then somebody actually presses them on their talking points and says,
22:03
Speaker 2: but that doesn't make any sense. What does that mean?
22:05
Speaker 2: They don't know. That was like when mom Donnie was
22:08
Speaker 2: like in the final throes of when he was running
22:10
Speaker 2: for mayor. And all of a sudden he was meeting
22:12
Speaker 2: with Obama and all of his henchmen. And they were
22:14
Speaker 2: kind of like running him through like the final act, like, okay,
22:17
Speaker 2: we're close.
22:17
Speaker 6: Right.
22:18
Speaker 2: Which makes a lot of sense.
22:19
Speaker 5: Right.
22:19
Speaker 2: Cause his mom is, you know, in, in the acting
22:22
Speaker 2: and directing business and, He was a rapper and an actor.
22:26
Speaker 2: I mean, the guy's got no experience, right? Was he 34,
22:29
Speaker 2: 35 years old, you know, dumber than shit, privileged, never,
22:33
Speaker 2: you know, he's got his hands have no calluses, my friends.
22:35
Speaker 2: I mean, this is not a man who does any
22:37
Speaker 2: sort of hard labor. And then his anti-Semitic douchebag wife
22:41
Speaker 2: is out there making hateful paintings. I mean, this is
22:44
Speaker 2: where we're at with the people that are running New
22:47
Speaker 2: York City. So they have this press conference today. And
22:51
Speaker 2: in watching that, I started looking at all the things
22:53
Speaker 2: that were being posted up on X. And I have
22:57
Speaker 2: to say, I saw Bill Donahue come out and he
23:01
Speaker 2: really struck my heart. He's the president of the Catholic League.
23:07
Speaker 2: And he said, on that fateful day of 9-11, I
23:10
Speaker 2: looked out my window on 34th and 7th and I
23:12
Speaker 2: saw the Twin Towers go down. I'm a veteran, United
23:17
Speaker 2: States veteran. I don't have a lot to say about
23:19
Speaker 2: Zoran Mondani. He should not be here. I wrote him
23:22
Speaker 2: a letter on August 3rd explaining why he is such
23:24
Speaker 2: a divisive figure. Because he said something happened on 9-11.
23:29
Speaker 2: And don't forget that. That's what Mamdani said about 9-11.
23:34
Speaker 2: Something happened. Not a terrorist attack. Not Islamic hatred against
23:39
Speaker 2: the infidel, right? Not them literally carrying out the will
23:44
Speaker 2: of what the Quran says, right? Kill them all. This
23:48
Speaker 2: is Bill Donahue here. speaking today at the press conference.
23:53
Speaker 3: Well, Donnie, you're president of the Catholic League.
23:56
Speaker 5: On that fateful day at 9-11, I looked out my
23:58
Speaker 5: window on 34th Street and 7th Avenue and saw the
24:01
Speaker 5: Twin Towers go down. I'm a veteran, United States veteran,
24:06
Speaker 5: and I don't have a whole lot to say about
24:08
Speaker 5: Zoran Mandani. He should not be here. I wrote him
24:12
Speaker 5: a letter on August the 3rd. It's up on our
24:13
Speaker 5: website explaining why he's such a divisive figure. He said
24:17
Speaker 5: that something happened on 9-11. I'll tell you what happened.
24:21
Speaker 5: Radical Muslims came in here to bomb the United States
24:24
Speaker 5: of America. I don't say Muslims, because that's wrong. I'm
24:28
Speaker 5: talking about radical Muslims. He can't bring himself to say that.
24:31
Speaker 5: He is more concerned about Islamophobia than he is the
24:34
Speaker 5: death of 3,000 people, innocent people on that day.
24:38
Speaker 3: This man is a disgrace to veterans.
24:40
Speaker 5: And believe me, as a Catholic, we contacted the NYPD,
24:44
Speaker 5: the FDNY, and Port Authority a year later. 85 to
24:48
Speaker 5: 90 percent of the first responders who were murdered, they
24:51
Speaker 5: were Catholic. So we have a special interest in that, too.
24:54
Speaker 5: And we stand with our Jewish brothers and sisters against
24:57
Speaker 5: the likes of Hassan Piker, who says nothing but good
25:00
Speaker 5: things about the Houthis, Hezbollah, and Hamas.
25:03
Speaker 3: It's a disgrace. Mondami, do us all a favor and
25:06
Speaker 3: just stay home.
25:09
Speaker 2: God bless him.
25:10
Speaker 6: Amen.
25:13
Speaker 2: I don't actually agree with him because until I see
25:16
Speaker 2: a secular group of Muslims walking and protesting against radical Muslims,
25:22
Speaker 2: I'm going to say that the Quran teaches the, I
25:27
Speaker 2: would say, the overall percentage of people that are practicing
25:30
Speaker 2: Islam to hate everything else because that is what they preach.
25:35
Speaker 2: And as someone who has read through the Quran several times,
25:38
Speaker 2: as someone who has studied it, and who has had,
25:41
Speaker 2: you know, Islamic scholars who have turned and become either,
25:45
Speaker 2: you know, Christians or have decided not to practice, you know,
25:49
Speaker 2: and do non-denominational practicing, you know, where they believe in
25:53
Speaker 2: like a God, but they don't have like, you know,
25:55
Speaker 2: an ideology per se. They've walked me through the Quran
25:58
Speaker 2: because I don't really understand it, right? Because you're trying
26:01
Speaker 2: to read the English version, but the English version leaves
26:03
Speaker 2: a lot of things out. So you need to have
26:05
Speaker 2: somebody take you through what it actually says. And it
26:07
Speaker 2: is just page after page of hate. It is just
26:12
Speaker 2: filled with hate. It is filled with murder. It is
26:15
Speaker 2: filled with rape. And I'm not saying that the Torah
26:17
Speaker 2: and the Bible don't have their share of the same thing.
26:19
Speaker 2: Trust me. I know sometimes I hear the homilies in
26:22
Speaker 2: church on Sunday and I'm like, God, that's pretty rough.
26:25
Speaker 2: But overall, we are taught to love your neighbor. We
26:30
Speaker 2: have our 10 commandments, right? We're trying to grow about
26:33
Speaker 2: our daily lives, like do unto others as you would
26:36
Speaker 2: have done to you. Islam doesn't have that. Islam has
26:40
Speaker 2: kill as many infidels as you can. And when you
26:42
Speaker 2: get to heaven, you're going to get 72 virgins because
26:46
Speaker 2: that's a lovely thing. You're going to get 72 women
26:49
Speaker 2: that are virgins and you're going to get to rape
26:52
Speaker 2: them all when you get to heaven. Wonderful. Like, I mean,
26:54
Speaker 2: talk about just the most disgusting and revolting religion.
27:00
Speaker 1: I really.
27:02
Speaker 2: I'm so sick of people pussyfooting around the conversation because
27:05
Speaker 2: it's in black and white. Read it for yourself. Stop
27:07
Speaker 2: saying that it's a peaceful religion. No place in history
27:11
Speaker 2: has Islam ever come in and things got better. I mean,
27:14
Speaker 2: I don't know. Take a look around. Talk to the
27:16
Speaker 2: Assyrian people. Talk to the Nigerian people. Take a look
27:20
Speaker 2: at England. Take a look at Germany. Take a look
27:22
Speaker 2: at France. How do things look as more and more
27:26
Speaker 2: people who practice Islam come into those cultures? What do
27:30
Speaker 2: you see happening? Look at the beaches of Suta, Spain.
27:34
Speaker 2: And it's always the same groups of people. It's liberal
27:37
Speaker 2: lunatics living a capitalist life, telling you that that's a
27:41
Speaker 2: fascist way, right? Because it's good for thee, not for me.
27:44
Speaker 2: Never forget it. That whole Marie Antoinette, let them eat cake.
27:47
Speaker 2: They live by it. That is their structure of life.
27:52
Speaker 2: It is always about making you the peon, making you
27:55
Speaker 2: dependent on them. Nobody that we're talking about in any
27:59
Speaker 2: of these groups, whether it's the Houthis, Hezbollah, Hamas, Hassan Paikr,
28:03
Speaker 2: Zohra Mondani, Rezem Qasim, whether it's any of these people
28:08
Speaker 2: that are a part of these massive groups, whether they're
28:12
Speaker 2: in Palestine, all the leadership of Hamas, they don't live
28:16
Speaker 2: in Palestine. They're living over in Egypt. They're living in Turkey.
28:20
Speaker 2: They're living in Saudi Arabia. They find themselves little enclaves
28:24
Speaker 2: where they can go. They're not going to live with
28:26
Speaker 2: the peons trying to you know, Grant and Barrett over there,
28:29
Speaker 2: you know, in Gaza. Those are human shields. They're there
28:33
Speaker 2: to further the cause. That's how they get their money.
28:36
Speaker 2: That's how it all keeps going. And you can say
28:38
Speaker 2: that Iran doesn't matter, but it is the head of
28:40
Speaker 2: the snake. It has been, it always will be. The
28:43
Speaker 2: issue now is that the head of the snake has
28:45
Speaker 2: now slithered over here to the United States of America.
28:48
Speaker 2: We have so many people here who hate America. And
28:52
Speaker 2: the reason that they're here is not because they want
28:55
Speaker 2: a better life. It has nothing to do with wanting
28:57
Speaker 2: to assimilate or be a productive member of society. It's domination.
29:02
Speaker 2: That's what Islam is all about. If you watch any
29:05
Speaker 2: of these people, right, in any of these mosques all
29:08
Speaker 2: over New York City, all over the state, all over
29:11
Speaker 2: the country, when they are building these communities, it is
29:17
Speaker 2: a community that excludes everything else. And it only talks
29:20
Speaker 2: about domination. And when you go undercover and you talk
29:23
Speaker 2: to different people, like, oh, do they teach you know,
29:25
Speaker 2: how to attack? Do they teach how to bomb? Do
29:28
Speaker 2: they teach how to, you know, become part of a
29:30
Speaker 2: sleeper cell? They'll tell you, yeah, that's what we do
29:32
Speaker 2: at our mosque. Absolutely. They're not going to come out
29:35
Speaker 2: and say that, in their daily bulletin. Of course not.
29:39
Speaker 2: How else will they get their taxpayer funded dollars to
29:41
Speaker 2: help them build all the things that they're building so
29:44
Speaker 2: that they can crush us? Those are the real conversations
29:48
Speaker 2: that we need to be having. Otherwise, we're going to
29:50
Speaker 2: look like the British do right now at the ports
29:53
Speaker 2: over in Portsmouth. If you're looking at what's happening over
29:56
Speaker 2: there in Dover and various other parts of England, They
30:00
Speaker 2: are literally banding together and blocking the shores of England
30:05
Speaker 2: so that they can stop this influx of migrants. And
30:07
Speaker 2: guess who's bringing them there? They're coming in on government-funded boats.
30:11
Speaker 2: They've got phones. They've got braces. They've got new shoes.
30:16
Speaker 2: These are not people that are coming in, you know,
30:19
Speaker 2: looking like they need something. These are people coming in
30:23
Speaker 2: looking like they're going to take something. It's a very
30:26
Speaker 2: different mantra. And they put them in these little towns.
30:30
Speaker 2: little tiny towns where the migrants are outnumbering the people
30:34
Speaker 2: that are from there. They got these little communities and
30:37
Speaker 2: then you've got like, you know, three or 4,000 migrants
30:39
Speaker 2: from a third world country who are like, why can't
30:41
Speaker 2: I rape your five-year-old? You guys don't do that here. Oh,
30:43
Speaker 2: that's weird. I thought that was cool. It's a mess.
30:48
Speaker 2: And everybody's so afraid to say it. They shut down
30:50
Speaker 2: free speech. They cut off access to X. I mean,
30:54
Speaker 2: I saw this, this interview on one of the British
30:58
Speaker 2: news stations in The guy was so great. He's like
31:01
Speaker 2: asking the teacher, this one, you know, woman, I think
31:04
Speaker 2: I actually might have the audio. I'm going to see
31:06
Speaker 2: if I have it here. But, you know, was asking
31:09
Speaker 2: this woman, like, you know, you're saying that you don't
31:12
Speaker 2: believe in what's being taught or you don't believe in
31:15
Speaker 2: where we're at. He said, but how can you say
31:17
Speaker 2: that you don't believe that people have a right to
31:21
Speaker 2: talk about, oh, I found it. Who taught, like a
31:23
Speaker 2: five-year-old doesn't have a right to see whatever you're telling
31:27
Speaker 2: them to see. But then when they turn 15 or 16,
31:30
Speaker 2: they're not allowed to have X. So they can decide
31:32
Speaker 2: if they want to be transgender or non-binary or whatever
31:35
Speaker 2: the shit is and have all these horrible books in
31:37
Speaker 2: their library. But they can't decide at the age of
31:41
Speaker 2: 16 if they should look at something on X. Take
31:43
Speaker 2: a listen to this. It's totally off the beaten path,
31:45
Speaker 2: but just take a listen.
31:46
Speaker 5: When a five-year-old go to school and decide that he
31:49
Speaker 5: wants to be called by a girl's name and that
31:50
Speaker 5: he is a she, are you comfortable with that?
31:53
Speaker 7: We've been clear that in primary schools, we need to
31:55
Speaker 7: tread with a lot of care.
31:57
Speaker 3: I didn't actually answer the question, Secretary.
31:59
Speaker 7: Are you comfortable with that? Well, this was usually where
32:02
Speaker 7: it involves a parent's decision to support their child in
32:05
Speaker 7: that way. So part of the balance here is that,
32:08
Speaker 7: of course, often parents will be supporting... But the child
32:10
Speaker 7: could just tip up at school, couldn't he or she? Well,
32:13
Speaker 7: we think... Is that the right way?
32:14
Speaker 4: Does everyone know at five whether they want to be
32:15
Speaker 4: a man or not?
32:16
Speaker 7: Well, that's part of what actually Hilary Cass said in
32:19
Speaker 7: her review, that in allowing children just to consider who
32:23
Speaker 7: they are, to behave in, you know, ways that might
32:26
Speaker 7: not be aligned with their sex or their gender. So
32:30
Speaker 7: if a boy wants to wear dresses, we should just,
32:34
Speaker 7: if we allow that to work, you know, children will
32:36
Speaker 7: experiment at different points, they will consider who they are,
32:39
Speaker 7: that just taking a watchful approach, not coming down too
32:43
Speaker 7: hard on that, actually reduces what we see in terms
32:46
Speaker 7: of children moving towards a more medicalised model. And, you know,
32:50
Speaker 7: the guidance that we've published is, Dr. Hilary Cass has welcomed.
32:54
Speaker 7: She thinks it's the right approach in supporting children and
32:57
Speaker 7: their well-being. And I think it would be exceptionally rare
33:01
Speaker 7: for primary schools to be operating that. But I've also
33:05
Speaker 7: been clear that in anything in that space, unless there
33:08
Speaker 7: are very strong safeguarding reasons where a child is at
33:11
Speaker 7: risk of harm, parents should be involved in those important decisions.
33:16
Speaker 2: So she said absolutely nothing there, right? This is a
33:18
Speaker 2: woman who is secretary of something. being asked a very
33:22
Speaker 2: simple question, you know, like this is a nation where
33:24
Speaker 2: they've literally cut off X because they feel like that
33:27
Speaker 2: social media platform is too dangerous for children. But at
33:30
Speaker 2: the age of five, if a little boy or a
33:32
Speaker 2: little girl is thinking they might be the opposite sex,
33:35
Speaker 2: it's okay for them to have that conversation. I don't
33:39
Speaker 2: know how this woman gets up and looks herself in
33:40
Speaker 2: the mirror. How can you, how can you be that dumb?
33:44
Speaker 2: Are you really that dumb? Or are you that afraid
33:47
Speaker 2: of To say out loud, of course I don't believe that.
33:49
Speaker 2: That's complete nonsense. A five-year-old should be a five-year-old and
33:52
Speaker 2: let them go be a five-year-old and tell these pharmaceutical
33:54
Speaker 2: and drug companies and disgusting doctors that their lifelong medical patient,
33:59
Speaker 2: because they want to mess them up and give them
34:01
Speaker 2: drugs and cut off all their genitalia because they're warped
34:04
Speaker 2: demonic souls, are not going to get one damn dollar
34:06
Speaker 2: out of this.
34:08
Speaker 6: Thanks.
34:08
Speaker 2: Have a nice day.
34:09
Speaker 3: Move along.
34:10
Speaker 2: That's what we need. We need more people to stand up.
34:14
Speaker 2: I don't know why we're not protecting... Our elderly and
34:17
Speaker 2: our children and our animals. Okay, so we listened to Donahue.
34:22
Speaker 2: We listened to Palladino. I want you to listen to
34:28
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. This is a cut of him probably a
34:31
Speaker 2: couple of days after 9-11. And he had sent a
34:34
Speaker 2: bunch of his workers from the Trump organization down to
34:37
Speaker 2: help recover after the towers fell.
34:42
Speaker 3: I think we'll do fine. Donald, what do you think
34:44
Speaker 3: about all this? You're a developer. You've built buildings all
34:46
Speaker 3: your life. Well, there's never been anything like this. It's disgraceful.
34:50
Speaker 3: And I hope we attack fast. I hope we find
34:52
Speaker 3: out who it is and go fast.
34:54
Speaker 5: Okay.
34:54
Speaker 3: Why did you want to come down here today? I
34:56
Speaker 3: have about 100 men working down here, so just to
34:58
Speaker 3: spur them on. Hi, folks. I hear you're doing an
35:01
Speaker 3: amazing job, so I just want to give them some support.
35:03
Speaker 7: Yeah.
35:05
Speaker 3: I meant for my company. We have another 100 coming
35:07
Speaker 3: in a little while.
35:09
Speaker 8: They're brave guys. A couple of them got hurt. I
35:13
Speaker 8: was just down to ground zero. Ground zero is a disaster.
35:17
Speaker 8: I've never seen anything like this. I hope we act
35:19
Speaker 8: very quickly. I hope we find out who did it
35:21
Speaker 8: and act accordingly and quickly.
35:24
Speaker 3: Certainly been. I've done it over the years and it
35:29
Speaker 3: certainly sounds like a good idea.
35:32
Speaker 2: So it's funny, you know, you listen to him. He
35:36
Speaker 2: never changes.
35:36
Speaker 6: Right.
35:37
Speaker 2: It's amazing. They're amazing. They're doing great work. Even in
35:41
Speaker 2: that moment of despair, he's very concise and he's very decisive.
35:45
Speaker 2: And that is, I'm going to send as many people
35:48
Speaker 2: as I can. I'm going to go check on them
35:50
Speaker 2: because I'm asking them to do something that has nothing
35:53
Speaker 2: to do with what they normally are doing. I'm asking
35:55
Speaker 2: them to go down and help because every American needs
35:57
Speaker 2: to go and help. And so that's what they're doing.
36:00
Speaker 2: And instead of looking to somebody else or waiting for
36:03
Speaker 2: somebody else to do something, right? I always say that,
36:06
Speaker 2: if not me, then who? Why aren't you jumping in?
36:08
Speaker 2: Why aren't you saying the truth? Why aren't you speaking up?
36:11
Speaker 2: What are you afraid of? If you're afraid of constantly
36:16
Speaker 2: losing something, being canceled, somebody saying they don't like what
36:20
Speaker 2: you said, piss off. You can't live your life like that.
36:24
Speaker 2: I'm so sick of it. We have to get to
36:27
Speaker 2: a spot where we start to say what actually is.
36:29
Speaker 2: And that's the thing about Donald Trump. Days after 9-11,
36:32
Speaker 2: he was out there and he was like, nope, not
36:35
Speaker 2: a thing. Got to go down and help. Got to
36:36
Speaker 2: do everything we can. Got to get out there. Here's
36:40
Speaker 2: another person who six days after the towers fell had
36:46
Speaker 2: this to say. Six days after the attacks on the
36:50
Speaker 2: World Trade Center. Take a listen.
36:55
Speaker 6: That's not what Islam is all about. Islam is peace.
37:01
Speaker 6: These terrorists don't represent peace. They represent evil and war.
37:11
Speaker 6: When we think of Islam, we think of a faith
37:12
Speaker 6: that brings comfort to a billion people around the world.
37:17
Speaker 2: Billions of people.
37:19
Speaker 6: Find comfort and solace and peace.
37:26
Speaker 2: Just because a billion people find peace in Islam does
37:30
Speaker 2: not mean that Islam is a religion of peace. It
37:34
Speaker 2: means that people have been brainwashed by an ideology that
37:38
Speaker 2: allows them to believe that their lives and their religion
37:42
Speaker 2: is superior to everyone else's. And for some reason, President
37:49
Speaker 2: Bush at that time thought that it was more important
37:52
Speaker 2: to appease the Islamic community who was saying, there's so
37:57
Speaker 2: much Islamophobia, people are so upset. I'm like, are you
38:01
Speaker 2: kidding me? We are upset. Because a bunch of radical
38:05
Speaker 2: terrorists just crashed into buildings with giant planes and attacked
38:10
Speaker 2: a spot in Pennsylvania, the Pentagon in DC, and all
38:16
Speaker 2: of these people are dying, women, children, men. It didn't
38:20
Speaker 2: matter who you were. Buildings collapsed, planes went down in
38:24
Speaker 2: the name of Allah. And you think this is a
38:27
Speaker 2: good time to talk about how Islam is a religion
38:29
Speaker 2: of peace? How weak can you be? At a time
38:34
Speaker 2: when the nation is hurting, we need to get back
38:37
Speaker 2: to our roots. Our roots are remembering what America was
38:42
Speaker 2: founded on, the principles, the founding documents, the Judeo-Christian values
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Speaker 2: that make us who we are. That doesn't mean that
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Speaker 2: we don't like immigrants. That doesn't mean that we don't
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Speaker 2: like other cultures. That doesn't mean that we don't like
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Speaker 2: people who think differently than we are. It does mean, however,
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Speaker 2: that we reject those people who subscribe and live by
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Speaker 2: a religion that tells them it's okay to kill infidels.
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Speaker 2: It's okay to kill people that believe in Jesus Christ.
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Speaker 2: It's okay to kill Jewish people. It's okay. If they're
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Speaker 2: not like us, we can kill them. When did that
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Speaker 2: become okay? And when did we as Americans become so weak,
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Speaker 2: so afraid to say that? As someone who lived through 9-11,
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Speaker 2: my husband lived through 9-11, I can tell you, I
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Speaker 2: don't give a shit about whose people, those people's feelings.
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Speaker 2: Not one bit. You can kiss my ass. Because I
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Speaker 2: saw what happened when those towers fell. And so many
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Speaker 2: people have a story from that day. And not just
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Speaker 2: people who lived in New York. People who lived all
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Speaker 2: over this world, who had friends, who had family members.
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Speaker 2: They watched. as New York, which is really sort of
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Speaker 2: like the capital of the world, right? Everybody wants to
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Speaker 2: come to New York. They want to see New York.
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Speaker 2: I mean, Times Square really is, it's crazy. It's just
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Speaker 2: like a bastion of people from all over the world.
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Speaker 2: But it's not okay to come here and say, we're
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Speaker 2: here to dominate. We're here to control. We're here to destroy.
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Speaker 2: And we're going to take you down because we don't
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Speaker 2: believe in what you believe in. And what we believe
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Speaker 2: in is more important than what you believe in. And
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Speaker 2: I think that is a spot where we lose our way.
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Speaker 2: So on this week of the 25th anniversary of 9-11,
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Speaker 2: every day I'm going to talk a little bit about 9-11.
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Speaker 2: And we're going to speak plainly here on the Rogue Recap.
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Speaker 2: We're going to talk to you guys about what's actually
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Speaker 2: being said and what's happening. And if you're out there
40:38
Speaker 2: and you're looking at X, step outside of your algorithm.
40:41
Speaker 2: Start looking stuff up and seeing what other people are saying.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of scary stuff out there. They're trying
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Speaker 2: to rewrite history and say things are happening. or did happen,
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Speaker 2: or might happen, that never did. Because they don't want
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Speaker 2: the next generation to know what really happened on 9-11.
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Speaker 2: But those of us who were there, we know. Just
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Speaker 2: like our grandparents knew during World War I, World War II,
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Speaker 2: and Vietnam. The people that were there know. And we're
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Speaker 2: going to make sure everybody hears us. I want to
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Speaker 2: thank you for listening to the Rogue Recap today. I
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Speaker 2: am Linda McLaughlin. Please follow me at TheRogueRecap, at Linda Mick,
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Speaker 2: or check out RogueRecap.com. I'll see you guys tomorrow, and
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Speaker 2: have a good night.