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Donalds Wins, DSA Losers, Disabled-Desire-Doles · Rich Valdés: This is America!

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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez powered by politicweek dot com.
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Speaker 2: And Rich Valdez is with US former Christian Administration official.
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Speaker 3: You work at Chris Christieve in fullisleach a lot of
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Speaker 3: public service stuff, Rich.
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Speaker 4: Valdez Communist now with the Washington Times.
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Speaker 5: This is America, Richiev.
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Speaker 1: You're on the air with the Nation of the Nation
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Speaker 1: with America.
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Speaker 5: With your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: What's up, America. I am Rich Valdez Valdez with an
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Speaker 1: You're liberty loving Latino amigos seventeen blocks away from Madison
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Speaker 1: Blessed to be with you tonight, beautiful audience I have
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Speaker 1: and it's the Tuesday night edition of This is America,
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Speaker 1: Valdez one, eight seven seven eight twenty five thirty three
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Speaker 1: seventy one, and I want to jump right in. What
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Speaker 1: a night America, fresh off the primary action and a
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Speaker 1: big victory because Byron Donalds has just won the Florida
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Speaker 1: Republican primary for governor and he did it with a
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Speaker 1: big endorsement from President Trump. I have a clip on
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Speaker 1: that I'll play that for you in a little bit.
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Speaker 1: But Donald's bringing it home a big time this evening,
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Speaker 1: this Tuesday night, and I believe we have that live
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Speaker 1: that we can go to. Let's check in with Congressman
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Speaker 1: Byron Donalds, who's now the official Republican candidate for the
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Speaker 1: governorship of Florida.
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Speaker 5: Like a part of the.
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Speaker 6: Sale, barter Dale POMIFICI, I got the whole block.
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Speaker 5: Prison even.
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Speaker 7: Erica. There is a lot of love in this room tonight.
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Speaker 1: There is certainly a lot of level will continue as
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Speaker 1: we get more on Byron Donald's, who again just crushed
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Speaker 1: it a big, big victory. I think yesterday, a few
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Speaker 1: days ago, President Trump was saying he was up by
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Speaker 1: twenty points, and he earned nearly fifty percent of the vote,
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Speaker 1: doubling whatever the competition had in a very very crowded field.
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Speaker 1: Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins and the rest of the pack
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Speaker 1: all left honestly in the dust. So now, if he
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Speaker 1: takes it in November, Florida gets its first black governor
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Speaker 1: and another strong conservative following DeSantis. Not too shabby, right, Florida.
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Speaker 1: It makes me want to be in Florida even more. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: President Trump's nominee says that Florida will stay free, stay sunny,
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Speaker 1: and not so woke. We'll dig deeper into that as
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Speaker 1: more announcements are made available, but very exciting. Congratulations to
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Speaker 1: Byron Donalds. Maybe we can have Byron do or Erika
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Speaker 1: Donald's on this week. Let's see if we can set
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Speaker 1: that up. Maybe Barber or rich or whoever it can
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Speaker 1: help me out here, that'd be nice. And let's see
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Speaker 1: what we got here. Primaries in the redrawn twenty fifth district,
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Speaker 1: the swing seat that could help the side who controls
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Speaker 1: the House. There was a DSA backed gentleman named Oliver
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Speaker 1: Larkin who ran for that, and he got the boot.
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Speaker 1: Jared Moskovitz, who I believe is a moderate pro Israel Democrat,
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Speaker 1: held the line against the socialist challenger. So the DSA
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Speaker 1: not looking too good tonight, as the guy who wanted
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Speaker 1: to abolish the Senate called Israel all kinds of names
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Speaker 1: and had the far left money pouring right in. Honestly,
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Speaker 1: it looks like the voter said no, thank you. Progressive
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Speaker 1: overreach met reality in Florida, and reality one and I'm
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Speaker 1: happy to see that. Honestly, we'll keep you up to
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Speaker 1: speed on that. I'm just seeing these things. They're all
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Speaker 1: coming through right now around nine pm and just shortly
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Speaker 1: before that. Now I want to shift gears into something
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Speaker 1: else that warms the heart. Atlanta police doing the lord's work.
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Speaker 1: Two little girls were stolen by a babysitter who preyed
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Speaker 1: on single moms in Facebook groups offering free childcare to
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Speaker 1: help them out. The abductor had them locked in a
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Speaker 1: storage container with no air conditioning, locked up very tightly.
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Speaker 1: Bodycam officer from the video on the cop bodycam shows
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Speaker 1: a whole sliw with things. And when we get into that,
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Speaker 1: I'll discuss it a little bit further. We'll do that
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Speaker 1: even in the next se men to the one after.
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Speaker 1: But kudos to the police. Thank god, those little girls
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Speaker 1: are safe. And what a crazy story, right, praying on
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Speaker 1: single moms and going back to this Democrat Socialists of
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Speaker 1: America because they really keep the crazy train rolling, right,
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Speaker 1: or maybe they're just trying to troll us. Speaking of trolling,
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Speaker 1: I have a clip that I wanted to play yesterday
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Speaker 1: about the dssay about this, I'm going to say they're
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Speaker 1: a conservative group, but they might not be. They might
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Speaker 1: be libertarian or something else. But they mock the DSA
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Speaker 1: Democrat Socialists of America in these men on the street
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Speaker 1: interviews there like in a park, asking for petition signatures,
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Speaker 1: and they find real left wing people and it's really
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Speaker 1: funny the way they mock them to their face, and
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Speaker 1: the people kind of eat it up. They really buy it.
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Speaker 1: So that's crazy. Then there's a trending video during a
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Speaker 1: New York state assembly woman making the rounds claiming that
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Speaker 1: people are not the reason that when you go to
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Speaker 1: CVS or Walgreens or whatever you know, your local pharmacy chain,
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Speaker 1: is that all the toiletries are behind plastic or glass
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Speaker 1: windows and have these plastic security containers on them. It's
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Speaker 1: not because people are stealing them. No, no, no, this
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Speaker 1: is because it is a violation of human rights. These
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Speaker 1: are biological needs, and the real crime here is that
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Speaker 1: billion dollar companies are being protected from getting robbed. We'll
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Speaker 1: get into that. I know you've heard that clip, but
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Speaker 1: I want to talk about it a little bit because
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Speaker 1: you haven't heard it with me just yet. And I
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Speaker 1: meant to talk about that yesterday. I think I saw
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Speaker 1: that over the weekend and some more DSA craziness.
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Speaker 7: There is.
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Speaker 1: Some people out there that say that Zoron made the
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Speaker 1: socialist mayor here in New York City, is more christ
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Speaker 1: like than many Christians. Is he truly getting the saint
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Speaker 1: treatment around here? I don't think so. But we're going
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Speaker 1: to get into that. I want you to hear that
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Speaker 1: clip as well plenty to discuss President Trump on other stuff.
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Speaker 1: He's doing what leaders do, meeting with real heroes. He
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Speaker 1: welcomed the sixteen year old lifeguard writer Williams did the
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Speaker 1: White House. He was the kid who battled these monster
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Speaker 1: waves in Santa Cruz to save a ten year old
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Speaker 1: boy in that viral video that you probably saw, you know,
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Speaker 1: over the weekend or yesterday. This all happened yesterday in
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Speaker 1: the White House. And we're going to get into that
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Speaker 1: because that was a pretty cool thing, all right, pretty
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Speaker 1: cool thing, balls of steel. I think they called him
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Speaker 1: the Boss of the beach, so good for him. And
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Speaker 1: did you know the Netherlands I mentioned this yesterday and
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Speaker 1: again right out of time. The Netherlands gives disabled people
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Speaker 1: money so that they can have inter course. They have
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Speaker 1: a whole system of services and mediators for intimacy and
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Speaker 1: sexual care for people with disabilities wild right, Yeah, different culture,
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Speaker 1: different approach. More on that. I got the details on
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Speaker 1: that coming up in a little bit. Plus Koala Bears.
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Speaker 1: Koala Bears have a crazy factoid that I wasn't aware about.
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Speaker 1: More on that in our final segment as well, because
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Speaker 1: it's interesting what they have in common and I think
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Speaker 1: it'll surprise you. So that's just some of what I've
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Speaker 1: got going on. We're going to continue our discussion on
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Speaker 1: Byron Donald's and all of that, plus everything else that
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Speaker 1: I mentioned, because again, the news is kind of flying
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Speaker 1: in tonight, so we're going to be a couple of
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Speaker 1: different wavelengths. So stick with me and don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: company tonight. And I want to get into this. Byron
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Speaker 1: Donald's over here, he's at the podium and he's kicking
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Speaker 1: off his speech. Let's go to Congressman Byron Donald's the
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Speaker 1: winner of the Florida primary for governor.
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Speaker 6: I want to start by thanking God for all his
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Speaker 6: blessings and protection over my family and over my team.
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Speaker 7: I also want to thank the most important.
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Speaker 6: People in my life, to my amazing family, Erica, my
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Speaker 6: incredible wife of twenty three years, and our sons Damon,
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Speaker 6: Darren and Mason. Thank you guys for standing by my
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Speaker 6: side during the long days and the late nights on
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Speaker 6: the trail.
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Speaker 7: I love you, guys. I love you.
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Speaker 6: I want to thank all of our supporters, all of
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Speaker 6: you are here and many many more, and I want
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Speaker 6: to thank the best campaign team in all of America.
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Speaker 7: We've been criss crossing Florida.
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Speaker 6: We've been knocking hundreds of thousands of doors taking our
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Speaker 6: message to all Floridians. And tonight, because of your sweat,
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Speaker 6: because of your hard work, we have won a massive victory.
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Speaker 1: That's Byron Donald's addressing a packed house, totally packed house
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Speaker 1: there of his supporters, and it's fantastic. It's great to
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Speaker 1: see the win. It's great to see what's going on.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna dip in and out of this speech. I
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Speaker 1: think that, you know, I don't know if we'll carry
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Speaker 1: the whole speech, and I'd love to just it would
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Speaker 1: eat up too much of the show. But Byron Donald's fantastic, right,
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Speaker 1: Brooklyn kid goes to Wall Street after getting in trouble
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Speaker 1: on the streets and whatnot, and turns his life around,
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Speaker 1: makes it to Florida, gets married, becomes a congressman. This
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Speaker 1: is an American dream story. It's a fantastic story. All right,
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Speaker 1: let's step back in.
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Speaker 6: Anymore, and I want to thank the best campaign team
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Speaker 6: in all of America.
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Speaker 7: Of them is very simple.
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Speaker 6: I got a call from Paul Renner and James fishback
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Speaker 6: tonight and they hold on I'm gonna tell you why
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Speaker 6: in a moment, and they congratulated me and all of
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Speaker 6: us on a hard fought victory. And my conversation with
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Speaker 6: both of them is very simple. Congratulations. Let's go beat
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Speaker 6: David Jolly in November. You see, because individual opinions and
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Speaker 6: passionate supporters are the beauty of our conservative movements. But tonight,
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Speaker 6: the primary is over. Tonight, we put aside our differences.
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Speaker 6: Tonight we are one United Republican.
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Speaker 1: Party calling for unity. Always very classy, you see.
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Speaker 6: I remember Erica and I were sitting around the fire
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Speaker 6: pit last year with friends and we were talking about
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Speaker 6: this campaign, and we were talking about the future of Florida.
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Speaker 6: No matter the issue or the policy, the conversation always
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Speaker 6: ended with us talking about the Florida dream.
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Speaker 7: For us, it's personal. You know my story.
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Speaker 6: I came to Florida thirty years ago on a Greyhound
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Speaker 6: bus at seventeen years old, which was a chunk full
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Speaker 6: of clothes.
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Speaker 7: I arrived in Tallahassee. Go knowles, go knowles.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. The real way of connecting with the crowd, say
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Speaker 1: it's a back room a thousand people easy.
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Speaker 6: I could have sworn it was open and weekend here
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Speaker 6: in Orlando, because it became Knowles's Nation here tonight. But
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Speaker 6: in all honesty and Blazeingnglia, our CFO is here with
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Speaker 6: the blaze, congratulations on a decisive victory. And Blaze has
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Speaker 6: heard me say this, and I mean it. I love
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Speaker 6: all of our schools.
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Speaker 7: Now, I love them all.
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Speaker 6: When Erica and I got married, it wasn't always easy.
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Speaker 6: Our first apartment was twelve hundred square feet and it
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Speaker 6: had those old JEALOUSI windows.
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Speaker 7: We didn't have the money.
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Speaker 6: For the security deposits, so we had to roll that
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Speaker 6: into our rent. I worked at Cracker Barrel and move
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Speaker 6: furniture on the weekends just to make ends meet. Erica
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Speaker 6: was six months pregnant with our first son, and she
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Speaker 6: worked full time as a staff accountant while working for
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Speaker 6: Kelly Services on the weekend. We did this to build
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Speaker 6: a life for our family. This state gave me a chance.
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Speaker 6: I went on to spend seventeen years in banking, finance,
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Speaker 6: and insurance, and it prepared me for the very real
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Speaker 6: economic challenges that Floridians face every single day. You see
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Speaker 6: the Florida dream to us is clear. It's the promise
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Speaker 6: that if you work hard, you can get ahead, own
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Speaker 6: a home, raise your family, and give your kids a
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Speaker 6: better shot than you had without government holding you back.
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Speaker 6: In Florida, we have built a strong foundation under former
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Speaker 6: Governor Rick Scotts and under Governor Ron DeSantis, we have
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Speaker 6: supercharged that foundation, making Florida the envy of every state
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Speaker 6: in America. We are going to continue that legacy and
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Speaker 6: take Florida to the next level to protect and expand
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Speaker 6: that dream for the next generation. My administration will be
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Speaker 6: guided by three pillars, making Florida accountable, achievable, and most
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Speaker 6: of all, affordable.
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Speaker 1: I like what I'm hearing.
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Speaker 7: And affordable.
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Speaker 6: Florida starts with a limited government that respects hard working
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Speaker 6: taxpayers who funded under my watch, every contract, every budget,
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Speaker 6: and every fee this state spends will be posted online,
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Speaker 6: out in the open where you can see. It.
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Speaker 1: Sounds like blockchain.
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Speaker 6: We are going to continue the department of government efficiency
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Speaker 6: that was started here in Florida under Governor DeSantis. As
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Speaker 6: your governor, we are going to doge all local governments,
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Speaker 6: in all state agencies.
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Speaker 7: There will be there will be no sacred cows two.
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Speaker 6: Taxpayers deserve to know that their hard earned dollars are
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Speaker 6: being spent efficiently, transparently, and with total integrity. And Achievable
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Speaker 6: Florida means every Florida child gets a real shot at
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Speaker 6: the Florida Dream, no matter where they start. We are
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Speaker 6: going to make sure our kids master math, reading, and writing.
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Speaker 6: That's why we're establishing the launch Pad Initiative and employer
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Speaker 6: led program connecting high school juniors and seniors with in
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Speaker 6: demand careers in construction, aerospace, defense, and manufacturing.
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Speaker 7: They will learn, they will earn, and they will.
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Speaker 6: Graduate into high paying six figure jobs without student debts.
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Speaker 6: Because if a kid can make real money right out
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Speaker 6: of high school, that's a kid already building the Florida
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Speaker 6: Dream for themselves. And right here in Florida, we are
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Speaker 6: going to lead the world in commercial space. Cape Canaveral
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Speaker 6: is no longer a museum. It is the most active
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Speaker 6: spaceport in the Western Hemisphere. You are going to slash
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Speaker 6: the red tape, expand our technical workforce, and keep the welders, machinists,
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Speaker 6: and engineers of the future right here in the Sunshine States.
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Speaker 6: And Affordable Florida means a Florida that stays the place
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Speaker 6: that you can actually afford to live, from your tax
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Speaker 6: bill to your insurance premium to the cost of your
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Speaker 6: health care. First, we're gonna keep cutting your taxes. When
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Speaker 6: I was in Washington as a member of Congress, I
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Speaker 6: fought for your federal taxes to be cut, no tax
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Speaker 6: on tips, no tax on overtime, and the largest tax
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Speaker 6: cut on Social Security in this country's history.
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Speaker 7: That's real money.
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Speaker 6: Back in your pockets, in the pockets of Florida workers
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Speaker 6: and Florida's retirees. And as your governor, I will continue
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Speaker 6: to fight to make sure you keep more of your
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Speaker 6: hard earned money. On property taxes. Whether Amendment three passes
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Speaker 6: or fails, we are going to reform property taxes in
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Speaker 6: our state with the goal of eliminating home set property
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Speaker 6: taxes once and for all. And if the math can't
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Speaker 6: take us there, we will target that relief to our
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Speaker 6: seniors on fixed income and our working families who want.
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Speaker 7: Florida to remain their homes.
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Speaker 6: And let's be very clear, and I see Sheriff tk
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Speaker 6: Waters from Duval County is right here in front.
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Speaker 7: How you doing TK.
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Speaker 6: At the same time, Hey, Steve, Steve Wood and Hendry County.
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Speaker 6: At the same time, we will not jeopardize funding for
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Speaker 6: our police, firefighters, and first responders because they have our
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Speaker 6: backs and we have theirs. On insurance, you pay your
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Speaker 6: premium every single month, on time, and you deserve real results.
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Speaker 6: We will create a public scorecard on every insurance company
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Speaker 6: in Florida, tracking how fast they pay claims and how
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Speaker 6: often they deny them, bringing real competition, real transparency, and
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Speaker 6: real accountability to drive rates down. On housing, we are
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Speaker 6: going to slash government red tape so that whether you're
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Speaker 6: a young worker starting out, or a growing family or
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Speaker 6: a senior on fixed income, you can actually buy and
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Speaker 6: afford a home in Florida. On healthcare, under our Your Doctor,
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Speaker 6: Your Price Plan, we will require healthcare providers to post
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Speaker 6: real cash prices for all procedures upfront in plane English,
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Speaker 6: no prior authorization games, no surprise billing, and we are
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Speaker 6: going to align state prescription drug pricing with federal pricing
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Speaker 6: so you pay less at the pharmacy counter. And finally,
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Speaker 6: on power and artificial intelligence, we will lead an innovation,
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Speaker 6: but we will not put the cost of AI on
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Speaker 6: the backs of Floridians and their electric bills. We will
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Speaker 6: mandate closed loop systems for water. We will enforce strict
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Speaker 6: setbacks for residential neighborhoods, protect our pocketbooks, protect our communities,
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Speaker 6: and protect our environments or no data centers period. And
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Speaker 6: please remember this, none of our prosperity works without safe streets.
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Speaker 7: In Florida, law and order will always be the standards.
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Speaker 6: We will back the blue, we will support our sheriffs
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Speaker 6: and police officers, and we will keep our communities safe.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 6: An accountable, achievable, and affordable Florida is our vision for
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Speaker 6: the future. But in seventy seven days, Florida, we face
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Speaker 6: a critical choice. In November, we will be facing off
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Speaker 6: against liberal David Jolly, the opponent.
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Speaker 7: Oh, I see you've heard of him, Well, let me
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Speaker 7: tell you some more.
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Speaker 6: David Jolly is a career political insider, a Washington lobbyist,
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Speaker 6: casting checks for special interests, and an MSNBC commentator who
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Speaker 6: was part of the very revolving door.
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Speaker 7: He claims he'd clean up.
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Speaker 6: David Jolly represents everything that folks hate about Washington, DC.
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Speaker 6: Liberal David Jolly is the change that Florida cannot afford.
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Speaker 7: When it comes to your wallet.
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Speaker 6: Jolly opposed cutting taxes for working families and seniors. Jolly
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Speaker 6: defended a four trillion dollar tax hike that would raise
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Speaker 6: taxes on every Floridian, taxing your tips, taxing your overtime,
25:22
Speaker 6: and taxing your social security On seniors who spent a
25:26
Speaker 6: lifetime Earnie Jolly would rather you pay more than three
25:30
Speaker 6: thousand dollars in taxes every single year.
25:35
Speaker 7: On property insurance.
25:36
Speaker 6: His plan is government run socialism that forces you to
25:41
Speaker 6: prop up state funds with your tax dollars. When COVID hit,
25:47
Speaker 6: David Jolly chose Fauci over Florida. He fled to Pennsylvania
25:55
Speaker 6: because he wanted endless lockdowns over common sense leadership by
26:00
Speaker 6: Ron DeSantis, and he later said that Fauci has unimpeachable judgments. Well,
26:07
Speaker 6: let me be very clear, anyone who chose Fauci over
26:12
Speaker 6: Florida does not deserve to lead our state into the future.
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Speaker 6: On law enforcement and the border, he wants to end
26:23
Speaker 6: Florida's cooperation with federal authorities.
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Speaker 1: This guy, Jolly sounds horrible Florida.
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Speaker 6: David Jolly is out of his mind. And to top
26:36
Speaker 6: it all off, he has vowed that on election night
26:41
Speaker 6: that he wants to apologize for Florida to the rest
26:45
Speaker 6: of the world. Well, let's make something very clear to
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Speaker 6: David Jolly. We are not going to apologize for Florida.
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Speaker 1: You know we spend too much time.
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Speaker 6: Stand with law enforcements. I will defend common sense when
27:04
Speaker 6: it comes to protecting our girls and our children's Pewter gridding,
27:08
Speaker 6: and I will make.
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Speaker 7: Florida more affordable.
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Speaker 6: The general election starts tonight, and I can't do this alone.
27:19
Speaker 6: I need your prayers, I need your energy, and I
27:23
Speaker 6: need your hard work. So I ask you, Are you
27:28
Speaker 6: with me to keep Florida rat? Are you with me
27:35
Speaker 6: to keep Florida free? Then let's get out and build
27:41
Speaker 6: a state that's truly accountable, achievable, and affordable. Together, we
27:46
Speaker 6: will make the Florida dream a reality for every mom
27:49
Speaker 6: wanting the best for her kids, for every dad providing
27:54
Speaker 6: for his family, for every young person like our own sons,
27:58
Speaker 6: desiring to own a home, start a family, and for
28:01
Speaker 6: every retiree enjoying their golden years. Together, we will not
28:08
Speaker 6: just be defending the Florida dream. We will take the
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Speaker 6: Florida dream to a whole new level.
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Speaker 7: God bless Byron Donalds, Florida.
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Speaker 6: God bless you from being here tonight and God bless
28:25
Speaker 6: the United States of America outstanding.
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Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I wanted to get out of
28:32
Speaker 1: that so many times, but yet I wanted to hear
28:34
Speaker 1: the next thing he was going to talk about. I'm
28:36
Speaker 1: a big fan of Byron Donald's, very proud of him,
28:39
Speaker 1: very happy to see his victory tonight, and of course
28:42
Speaker 1: I wanted to hear what he's doing. I planned to
28:44
Speaker 1: make Florida, you know, my home, you know, as soon
28:48
Speaker 1: as I can afford to get there. It's at it
28:51
Speaker 1: for years. I'm almost there. I'm almost there. But a
28:54
Speaker 1: few key things he talked about tonight I think are
28:57
Speaker 1: really important AI data centers. That's a big deal to
29:00
Speaker 1: a lot of people, not so much to me. I
29:02
Speaker 1: tend to think of it as when people talk about fracking, right,
29:07
Speaker 1: hydro fracking the process of blasting shale rock and releasing
29:15
Speaker 1: natural gas. This is a process done with you know,
29:18
Speaker 1: high pressured water and whatnot. And this hydraulic fracturing was
29:25
Speaker 1: demonized many many years ago, saying that was you know,
29:28
Speaker 1: ruining water tables and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
29:32
Speaker 1: Years have passed now, I mean this is twenty fourteen.
29:35
Speaker 1: We were James O'Keeffe and I when I was working
29:38
Speaker 1: for him and Project Veritas. We were going after producers
29:43
Speaker 1: and Hollywood types like a guy named Josh Fox who
29:46
Speaker 1: had made a movie called Gasland, where he infamously would
29:50
Speaker 1: turn open the spigott or the kitchen sink and put
29:55
Speaker 1: a lighter to it and flames would come out because
29:58
Speaker 1: gas that was coming through their pipes or turning on
30:02
Speaker 1: the water and the water coming out brown. Well, these
30:04
Speaker 1: are things that A they were isolated incidents and b
30:07
Speaker 1: that was just not the norm for people that lived
30:12
Speaker 1: in areas where there was fracking. It wasn't in any
30:16
Speaker 1: way the norm, right, It wasn't happening in any large
30:19
Speaker 1: part or significant way. It happened to a handful of people,
30:23
Speaker 1: and rightfully so they were alarmed. But the media and
30:26
Speaker 1: the left they took it and they said, you know what,
30:28
Speaker 1: we want to control the environment. We don't want progress
30:32
Speaker 1: with energy, so we're going to go ahead and find this.
30:35
Speaker 1: And I think that's the same thing we're seeing with AI.
30:38
Speaker 7: Right.
30:38
Speaker 1: People don't like to see expenditures of energy, but I
30:46
Speaker 1: don't think these AI data centers are going to be
30:49
Speaker 1: the harm that a lot of people think they are,
30:51
Speaker 1: and he has a plan to mitigate it, which is
30:54
Speaker 1: a good thing. Right, these closed loop water systems to
30:57
Speaker 1: continuously cool them. These, I think a good ideas. He
31:00
Speaker 1: talked about affordability. Affordability being a buzzword on both sides
31:05
Speaker 1: of the aisle lately, and hopefully it goes away sooner
31:10
Speaker 1: rather than later, because people feel like they can afford things.
31:14
Speaker 1: And this is again it's tied to inflation, it's tied
31:17
Speaker 1: to tariffs, it's tied to a number of things, price, couching.
31:21
Speaker 1: You know, I'd say all three of those things are
31:22
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31:26
Speaker 1: You know, the minute we can buy steaks again for
31:29
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31:34
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31:43
Speaker 1: I think is a marker on people's minds is just
31:47
Speaker 1: that steak. Right. They want to have that red meat.
31:51
Speaker 1: They want to buy some beef, and if it's too expensive,
31:56
Speaker 1: pardon me, and people are forced to buy more chick,
32:00
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32:08
Speaker 1: We don't want to give the DSA, the Democrat Socialists
32:10
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32:15
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32:18
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32:25
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32:28
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Speaker 1: All right, Famlia, welcome back Rich valdesk keeping your company tonight,
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Speaker 1: Tuesday night. And I want to get into this DSA
35:02
Speaker 1: Democrat Socialists of America. They might have lost in Florida tonight,
35:06
Speaker 1: and that's a good thing, amen, bra He's gone hallelujah.
35:08
Speaker 1: But they haven't lost everywhere. There's a lot of places
35:12
Speaker 1: where they're still doing their thing. And I want to,
35:16
Speaker 1: you know, show you from a few different lights. In
35:18
Speaker 1: New York City. You've got one woman who is an
35:23
Speaker 1: assembly woman, and she says that people are stealing because
35:30
Speaker 1: well because it's a human right. And I just I
35:35
Speaker 1: had to play this for you because stealing soap and
35:38
Speaker 1: human rights, to me, they really don't go together. But
35:40
Speaker 1: this is a New York assembly woman. I can talk,
35:44
Speaker 1: I swear, I can Emily Gallagher, and she's making the
35:48
Speaker 1: rounds claiming that people are swiping toothpaste and soap from
35:51
Speaker 1: neighborhood pharmacy chains because of a biological need. That's a quote.
35:57
Speaker 1: And that real crime here is protecting the million dollar companies,
36:01
Speaker 1: saying that poverty made them do it. Next, I'll say
36:03
Speaker 1: that the five finger discount is a civil right. Well, anyway,
36:08
Speaker 1: listen to this, But.
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Speaker 9: We saw it were crimes of poverty. People who are
36:12
Speaker 9: stealing things like jood based people who are stealing things like,
36:16
Speaker 9: you know, a soap, And that means if you're stealing
36:19
Speaker 9: those things, you need them. And we are choosing to
36:23
Speaker 9: protect billion dollar companies like CBS and Walgreens over the
36:30
Speaker 9: people who are struggling to get by. So I would
36:34
Speaker 9: say that the true crime is that there is such
36:38
Speaker 9: incredible wealth disparity in this city.
36:42
Speaker 1: Now, hold on, assembly Woman Emily Gallagher. So if I
36:46
Speaker 1: start stealing stuff like I don't know a rolls Royce cullinan,
36:51
Speaker 1: does that mean I need those things? Do I have
36:54
Speaker 1: a human right? Is it really the real crime that
36:57
Speaker 1: they want to charge two hundred and fifty three hundred
37:00
Speaker 1: and fifty K for that beautiful little suv?
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Speaker 9: Is that what you're saying is that there are people
37:08
Speaker 9: who can be thrown in jail simply for having a
37:11
Speaker 9: biological need.
37:13
Speaker 1: I have a biological need for luxury SUVs. And if
37:18
Speaker 1: I go and steal one, does that mean it's just
37:20
Speaker 1: a human right?
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Speaker 9: And so one of the things that I'm finding for
37:24
Speaker 9: at the state level is to make sure we pass
37:26
Speaker 9: things like treatment not jail, and that we hold the
37:29
Speaker 9: line on the incredible criminal justice reforms that we have
37:33
Speaker 9: done over the last ten and twenty years that are
37:36
Speaker 9: constantly being threatened by right wing media who are looking
37:40
Speaker 9: to fear longer about people who are actually just in absolute.
37:45
Speaker 1: Dire ship and absolute dire straits, absolute dire straits. There's
37:51
Speaker 1: nothing in dire straits about that lady. She's she looks
37:55
Speaker 1: well fed, she looks well rounded, if you will, and
37:59
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna be okay. But this is the DSA, Democrats,
38:03
Speaker 1: Socialists of America, the aocs. This are on Mamdani's, the
38:06
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders of the world. They say that it's used
38:09
Speaker 1: to be healthcare is a right, right. That's what an
38:12
Speaker 1: odd said. This used to say. No, now it's stealing
38:16
Speaker 1: toothpaste is a right. It's a human right, a human right.
38:19
Speaker 1: You gotta steal the toothpaste. Unbelievable, right, It's absolutely unbelievable.
38:24
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to do more on that, Bernie Standers
38:26
Speaker 1: stick a little bit later, I'll add that now stealing
38:30
Speaker 1: toothpaste is a right, a human right. I gotta work
38:36
Speaker 1: on my Sanders anyway, unbelievable. This Emily Gallagher. But again,
38:42
Speaker 1: this is what they do. It is what they represent.
38:44
Speaker 1: She's a circus freak looking kind of person. And I
38:46
Speaker 1: don't mean that to be disrespectful. I mean that in
38:48
Speaker 1: the most gothic kind of radio descriptive way I can
38:54
Speaker 1: come up with. Right, She's tattooed, she's got short bangs,
38:59
Speaker 1: very dark care, very pale complexion, you know, very much
39:06
Speaker 1: a goth kind of gothic type of look. Anyway, the DSA,
39:12
Speaker 1: they've been making a lot of headlines lately, and another
39:16
Speaker 1: one that I think is interesting is this one over here.
39:22
Speaker 1: I got another clip that we got to queue it up.
39:25
Speaker 1: This is uh think again, this is the Instagram page
39:29
Speaker 1: they're going undercover as a ds A white splainer. So basically,
39:36
Speaker 1: you know, asking people in the area, can you fill
39:39
Speaker 1: out a petition for us because we're trying to white
39:43
Speaker 1: bash ourselves. Listen to this one, Oh amazing. Yes, So
39:47
Speaker 1: we're looking for npocs. Do you know what that is?
39:49
Speaker 7: Non person of color to speak for black.
39:51
Speaker 1: People and might already oh amazing.
39:53
Speaker 10: We try to speak for brown and black people because
39:55
Speaker 10: it's hard for them to speak, you know, for themselves.
39:57
Speaker 7: You know.
39:59
Speaker 1: Yes, he says it's hard for black people and brown
40:03
Speaker 1: people to speak for themselves, and she agrees, yes, yes,
40:06
Speaker 1: of course, yeah, it's very very hard. I do a
40:10
Speaker 1: pretty good job, I think, speaking for myself every day.
40:13
Speaker 1: But thank you, lady. This guy, by the way, just
40:17
Speaker 1: to give you the visual here, she's all denim, some sandals,
40:21
Speaker 1: short hair, glasses in her hair, book bag on, denim shirt,
40:25
Speaker 1: denim pants, ripped knees, and looks between forty five and fifty.
40:31
Speaker 1: He looks between twenty five and thirty. Black cap on
40:35
Speaker 1: with a ponytail sticking out the back, black T shirt on,
40:40
Speaker 1: out of shape but not fat, just you know, not
40:43
Speaker 1: physically fit, with a kafia wrapped around his black shorts,
40:48
Speaker 1: white sneakers. And both of these people are white.
40:51
Speaker 7: Exactly the DSA it's eighty five percent white.
40:54
Speaker 8: So are they really any different than white supremacis What
40:56
Speaker 8: do you think of that?
40:57
Speaker 1: I think they always use that, and it's a red hand.
41:00
Speaker 1: I was in lefty politics for twenty yes, oh, she's
41:02
Speaker 1: been in lefty politics for twenty years. And apparently she
41:08
Speaker 1: used to go undercover in right wing environments.
41:13
Speaker 11: Listen to go undercover in right wing grapes.
41:16
Speaker 7: Are you kidding? I would be too nervous to do
41:17
Speaker 7: something like that. But that's crazy.
41:19
Speaker 12: You just can't believe they don't recognize Oh my.
41:20
Speaker 1: God, yeah, I wouldn't believe that they don't recognize her
41:24
Speaker 1: because she's got a short almost like a boycut, and
41:27
Speaker 1: really looks like a liberal, like the quintessential liberal, look
41:32
Speaker 1: like Rachel matt Iwish.
41:33
Speaker 7: People would have no clue who you were. What do
41:35
Speaker 7: you think, mom? Donnie love him the best? Right, He's like, okay,
41:38
Speaker 7: he's my boyfriend.
41:40
Speaker 1: They're arguing now whose boyfriend he is?
41:44
Speaker 7: He's my whitefriend.
41:45
Speaker 5: You back, thank you.
41:46
Speaker 7: We're taking our white girlt and we're using it for good. Amazing, awesome.
41:50
Speaker 7: Could you do a white party for the summer? Yeah?
41:52
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know where everyone was light and it's
41:54
Speaker 5: white and okay, amazing.
41:55
Speaker 7: Yes.
41:55
Speaker 13: And Caffie is awesome, Kiffia awesome in Sala bye. Oh
42:05
Speaker 13: my god, this one was so good.
42:08
Speaker 1: This made me laugh the mocking of these individuals, and
42:11
Speaker 1: she had no idea. He's so over the top with
42:14
Speaker 1: his mocking. She's on hidden camera and she's thinking, this
42:17
Speaker 1: is normal, this is what they do nowadays. I mean
42:20
Speaker 1: you just can't make this stuff up. They made it up.
42:23
Speaker 1: I can't make this stuff up. This was terrific. Let
42:26
Speaker 1: me see, there's another clip here. But the other clip
42:28
Speaker 1: that we have is not a it's not a spoof,
42:32
Speaker 1: it's an actual real clip of another DSA crazy All right,
42:37
Speaker 1: que that one up and let's play that one. This
42:39
Speaker 1: is doctor Francis Gill. She's with the Democrat Socialist of
42:43
Speaker 1: America explaining what's driving the movement and its policy on
42:48
Speaker 1: police departments. She's in a sit down interview with Conan
42:53
Speaker 1: Nolan from NBC four.
42:56
Speaker 4: The tick honestly is a horizon where folks are not
42:59
Speaker 4: really on armed enforcement to meet our public safety needs.
43:03
Speaker 14: Right, But it says defund police on the website, that's
43:06
Speaker 14: your goal, and also to get rid of prisons and jails.
43:10
Speaker 7: Correct.
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Speaker 1: How about that for a straightforward question. Kudos to this newsman.
43:14
Speaker 1: He looks like an old timer and good for him.
43:17
Speaker 1: But honestly, this is how do you sit there and
43:20
Speaker 1: try and say we're looking at revamping and this is
43:22
Speaker 1: that when you're talking about defunding the police, abolishing ice,
43:26
Speaker 1: emptying prisons.
43:28
Speaker 8: I mean, come on, yes, So my daughter is assaulted
43:33
Speaker 8: and raped is there any agency that would seek to
43:36
Speaker 8: find her assailant and bring him to justice?
43:41
Speaker 4: Of course, yeah, of course if not police?
43:44
Speaker 14: And where would he be if not a jail?
43:46
Speaker 4: I guess I really, I really want to avoid getting
43:48
Speaker 4: kind of caught into these hypotheticals.
43:51
Speaker 1: And she wants to avoid the hypothetical of crime. Ma'am,
43:56
Speaker 1: crime is real. His question might be a hypothetical posing
44:00
Speaker 1: as the father of a daughter, but the reality is
44:03
Speaker 1: there is crime, and you're the one posing the hypothetical
44:07
Speaker 1: of if there were no crime, we could have no police.
44:10
Speaker 1: See what I'm saying.
44:12
Speaker 4: Talk more about the reality that we're actually facing right now,
44:15
Speaker 4: which is that we're spending in absolutely outrageous amounts of
44:18
Speaker 4: money on police and policing, and we're not spending money
44:21
Speaker 4: on things that actually make people safe.
44:23
Speaker 1: And like one, what makes people safe, like safe injection sites,
44:27
Speaker 1: like passing bills that allow people to rob Walgreens and cbs,
44:32
Speaker 1: decriminalizing crime, you pro crime progressive and there.
44:38
Speaker 4: Feel safe, which is things like actually well lit streets,
44:42
Speaker 4: the street lights in Los Angeles. Everybody agrees it's a
44:44
Speaker 4: huge problem. Things like mental health care and substance use.
44:49
Speaker 1: Substance use substance use, not substance abuse. Substance use, right.
44:55
Speaker 1: She is talking about these safe injection sites, and we
44:57
Speaker 1: want to help people get high.
44:59
Speaker 4: Treatment things that drive people to commit crimes and to
45:03
Speaker 4: that make our society less safe. We're not doing anything
45:06
Speaker 4: about the root causes.
45:07
Speaker 1: You know, it stops people from crimes, cops enforcing the law.
45:13
Speaker 4: And it said, we're funneling money into the into the police.
45:17
Speaker 8: You say your fight for the working class based on
45:21
Speaker 8: what we see working class people.
45:22
Speaker 14: Don't actually advocate for the prisons to be open and
45:26
Speaker 14: all those people to be let.
45:27
Speaker 4: We're not advocating for the prisons to prison doors to
45:30
Speaker 4: be opened and everyone to be let out. What we're
45:32
Speaker 4: advocating for is a redistribution of our resources and a
45:36
Speaker 4: change in our priorities and what we think of when
45:38
Speaker 4: we think of safety.
45:40
Speaker 1: Flabbergasted, she's literally advocating to shut down prisons. That's their position.
45:44
Speaker 1: The DSA's position is to eliminate these prisons. She's not
45:48
Speaker 1: talking about the redistrict yet. The redistribution of we're going
45:52
Speaker 1: to take the money from the prisons and we're going
45:54
Speaker 1: to send it over here. So obviously you're not going
45:57
Speaker 1: to have the prisons anymore. Come on, I mean, and
46:00
Speaker 1: it's late at night, but still, wow, I tell you,
46:04
Speaker 1: I just I'm here for just just to show you
46:06
Speaker 1: what's going on with these people, because in reality, I
46:11
Speaker 1: don't I've got nothing. I've got How do you argue
46:15
Speaker 1: with that kind of crazy when you realize that you're
46:17
Speaker 1: not on the same planet with these people. I mean,
46:20
Speaker 1: in all actuality, it is what it is. You've got
46:23
Speaker 1: the other guy whitesplaining, you've got this woman defunding the
46:27
Speaker 1: police while saying, we're just redistributing it. But don't worry.
46:29
Speaker 1: If your daughter's rape, we got an agency for that.
46:31
Speaker 1: What's the agency? The fire department? I mean, this is
46:34
Speaker 1: just crazy. Anyway. One more video. This one's more on
46:37
Speaker 1: the funny side because this just it made me laugh
46:42
Speaker 1: and I want you to listen to this.
46:43
Speaker 12: More beautiful understanding of blackness than cis. Racial black women
46:48
Speaker 12: saying that I need to pass as black is actually
46:51
Speaker 12: trans race phobia.
46:52
Speaker 11: By the way, my Starbucks identifies as Duncan in Shalla.
47:04
Speaker 1: Oh boy, you can't make this stuff up, all right?
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Speaker 1: I mean again, they made it up, but I can't
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Speaker 1: make this stuff up. These people are genuinely funny, and
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Speaker 1: they have such a way of clowning the left. I
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Speaker 1: absolutely love it. Sometimes when you put it in perspective
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Speaker 1: and you really clown the left, that's when that's when
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Speaker 1: it's it's funniest.
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Speaker 12: Right.
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Speaker 1: Let me hear that one more time, shall we. She's
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Speaker 1: a white woman with golden blonde hair and blue eyes,
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Speaker 1: and she's claiming to be a transracial black person.
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Speaker 12: Listen again, myself have a more beautiful understanding of blackness
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Speaker 12: than cis racial black women. Saying that I need to
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Speaker 12: pass as black is actually trans raise phobia. Own by
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Speaker 12: the way, pre Palestine, my Starbucks identifies as Duncan in.
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Speaker 13: Shallah in shallah shabou shillo.
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Speaker 1: Oh gosh, I love a good humor, I do. I
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Speaker 1: love a good humorous clip. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed
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Speaker 1: that as much as I did. Uh, these people from
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Speaker 1: the DSA, you would think that the ridiculousness, the utter
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Speaker 1: ridiculousness of their position would be enough for people to go,
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Speaker 1: you know what, that's just not for me, that's not
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Speaker 1: for anybody. That stuff is just straight up crazy ka
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Speaker 1: lok hent thing. But no, in fact, you get some
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Speaker 1: people that buy into this like the woman I just
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Speaker 1: played the clip of, or even the Dominican woman that
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Speaker 1: became a member of Islam and is a DSA member
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Speaker 1: who is now running against or running four won the
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Speaker 1: primary against Adriano Espayat. And I think that's New York's
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Speaker 1: thirteenth district in Washington Heights and Inwood and there was
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Speaker 1: a guy named Daniel Saint running a write in campaign
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Speaker 1: and he was saying all the right things about being
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Speaker 1: an anti communist, and I saw over the weekend that
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Speaker 1: he's willing to put his support behind Orosoli.
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Speaker 4: Though.
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Speaker 1: Raoul la Costa, who we've talked about in the past,
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Speaker 1: who is my business partner in the Global Media Federation,
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Speaker 1: who distributes this program globally in Spanish on Festiva TV.
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Speaker 1: So maybe if we can get we can nail down
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Speaker 1: sometime with Raoul. We'll try and get him on and
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Speaker 1: see what his intentions are. He does intend to run
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Speaker 1: for president in twenty twenty eight of the Dominican Republican,
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Speaker 1: maybe he wants to make a quick pit stop in Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. To be congressman over in Washington Heights that
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Speaker 1: people certainly know him and love him in that area,
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Speaker 1: So inquiring minds want I know, and we're going to
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Speaker 1: find out. I'm going to give Raoul' a call and
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Speaker 1: see what happens. But this stuff with the DSA has
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Speaker 1: to come to an end, or at least it has
49:51
Speaker 1: to be brought to a level of awareness where people
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Speaker 1: really see what's going on and understand how crazy it
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Speaker 1: actually is. Anyway, straight Huat, We're going to continue our conversation.
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Speaker 1: I've got three more things I want to hit, the
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Speaker 1: first being that kidnapping, because these moms were looking for
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Speaker 1: help from a woman that offered free childcare. She said, hey,
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Speaker 1: I'll babysit for free so you can go work. She
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Speaker 1: did that just to gain access to the kids, and
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Speaker 1: then she hijacked these kids and hid them. Unbelievable. We'll
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Speaker 1: get to that. Plus the crazy stuff they're doing in
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Speaker 1: the Netherlands with respect to helping their disabled citizens have intercourse,
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Speaker 1: and this crazy fact about Koala is that you may
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Speaker 1: know about, but I certainly didn't. Anyway, keep it locked
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Speaker 1: right here, it's Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 1: All right for media. Welcome back, Rich Valdez keeping your
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Speaker 1: company this Tuesday night, and I want to get into
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Speaker 1: this story out of Atlanta, Hot Atlanta the A because man,
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Speaker 1: it took me for a loop. I saw the original
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Speaker 1: video of the police busting into this trailer, right, the
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Speaker 1: type of trailer that you would see attached to a
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Speaker 1: pickup truck that says landscaping on it, right where they
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Speaker 1: would pull out one of those lawnmowers that you sit
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Speaker 1: on and ride that type of trailer, and the cops
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Speaker 1: are trying to get into it, and they're hitting it
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Speaker 1: with a brick and a rock that's there, and then
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Speaker 1: they hit it with a stick and they cut a
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Speaker 1: lock off and I mean really really intense situation. And
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Speaker 1: when they open it, there's a baby and diaperson and
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Speaker 1: another girl there and they're inside a bunch of junk. Right,
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Speaker 1: there's junk. I would say trash, but you would think filth,
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Speaker 1: and this is likely filth. But like, just think of
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Speaker 1: everything in every closet and every storage bin that you
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Speaker 1: have dumped into this trailer that has that ramp so
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Speaker 1: that the tractor trailer type of thing can come out
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Speaker 1: if you're following what I'm describing, like one of those
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Speaker 1: John Deere type of trailers tractors to cut grass, and
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Speaker 1: it's that type of trailer and it's filled up to
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Speaker 1: like three feet high with stuff, shopping bags, items, just stuff, clothes,
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Speaker 1: and it's all thrown about and mixed into that rubble
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Speaker 1: of junk where these children and the perpetrator herself was
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Speaker 1: hiding under this like imagine hiding under the ball pit
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Speaker 1: at Chuck E Cheese. That was kind of how it
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Speaker 1: looked when she emerged. Anyway, listen to this news report
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Speaker 1: from the Fox affiliate there.
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Speaker 2: Police say that the suspect and the children were found
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Speaker 2: in a trailer at this Southwest Atlanta apartment complex, and
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Speaker 2: the children's mother tells us that this was the first
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Speaker 2: time that she had let this person babysit her kids,
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Speaker 2: but thankfully, police say that these two sisters are expected
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Speaker 2: to be okay.
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Speaker 5: Four year old.
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Speaker 2: Sola and eleven month old Nora Cooper are safe after
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Speaker 2: an hour's long search. Atlanta police say they were found
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Speaker 2: that this apartment complex Monday afternoon along Silvan Drive. Southwest.
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Speaker 2: Officers said they were in the area after using cell
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Speaker 2: phone data and heard the sounds of a baby crying.
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Speaker 10: Based on that exigency they executed entry into a trailer
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Speaker 10: on the property and we're able to locate the children
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Speaker 10: in our suspect.
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Speaker 2: Sky Fox five flew overhead as officers swarmed the apartment
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Speaker 2: complex and loaded the children into a waiting ambulance. Alicia Reading,
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Speaker 2: the girl's mother, says she had first met the suspect,
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Speaker 2: identified as Lakeisha Brown, about a year ago.
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Speaker 3: She became a family friend from one at first met
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Speaker 3: her on the mom group and she posted about giving
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Speaker 3: free services for expecting moms.
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Speaker 2: Police say that the children were with the babysitter starting
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Speaker 2: at ten pm Saturday and did not receive a nine
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Speaker 2: one one call until ten thirty pm on Sunday. Investigators
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Speaker 2: said the babysitter alluded to returning the children, which they
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Speaker 2: say turned out to be false.
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Speaker 3: When I first got a respond back to her, she
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Speaker 3: told me they was in a car accident.
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Speaker 15: But it was in a car accident because we call
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Speaker 15: all the children hospitality and and the adult hospitality, and
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Speaker 15: they said they weren't in their sister.
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Speaker 2: Please say Brown is the same person suspected in a
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty one kidnapping of a four day old baby
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Speaker 2: in Alabama. Police said Brown had an outstanding warrant for
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Speaker 2: failure to appear. Alabama court records show she missed a
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Speaker 2: court hearing back in May.
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Speaker 10: Right now, the children are in good health. They're with
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Speaker 10: Brady waiting to be transported to a health facility. But
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Speaker 10: so far everything's good. We're having the suspect transported back
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Speaker 10: to hecl to gather any further information.
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Speaker 2: There no word yet from police on a potential motive
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Speaker 2: in this case, and it's also unclear what charges Brown
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Speaker 2: maybe facing here in Atlanta reporting life in Southwest Atlanta,
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Speaker 2: Ry it In on Fox five News.
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Speaker 7: Sick people.
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Speaker 1: This woman is a predator, right, and you never would
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Speaker 1: have thought that. She gets on a Facebook group she says,
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Speaker 1: hey moms, if you want to work, if you need help,
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Speaker 1: I got your back. I will give you free babysitting services.
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Speaker 1: She stole a four month old a four day old
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Speaker 1: baby in the past, as you just heard in that report.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely sick, absolutely disgusting. You can't trust anybody, right, You
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Speaker 1: got to go through your church or somebody you know.
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Speaker 1: You can't be lamentably dealing with these groups and dealing
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Speaker 1: with people you don't know, and you can't trust anyway.
55:51
Speaker 1: Speaking of sick and I don't know if this is sick,
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Speaker 1: but this is definitely interesting that factoid I was telling
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Speaker 1: you about about Koala Listen to this. Koalas have a
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Speaker 1: severe bacterial infection that's caused mainly by chlamydia. Check this out.
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Speaker 1: Koalas have been affected by chlamydia up to ninety percent.
56:26
Speaker 1: Isn't this crazy? Ninety percent of Koalas have chlamydia. Some
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Speaker 1: wild populations have become blind from it. They have painful
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Speaker 1: urinary tracts known as wet bottoms, severe reproductive disease, and
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Speaker 1: high rates of infertility or death. I had no idea
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Speaker 1: that Koalas were suffering from chlamydia. Crazy, right. They use
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Speaker 1: antibiotics to treat it, they have vaccines for them, but
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Speaker 1: it still effects up to ninety percent of the population
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Speaker 1: of Koala bears. Who knew? Now, speaking of crazy stuff,
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Speaker 1: this is something that I probably don't have enough time for,
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Speaker 1: but I'm gonna give it my best shot. This is
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Speaker 1: a decade old article that I just saw and I said,
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Speaker 1: oh my goodness, I wonder if you guys know about this.
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Speaker 1: From the Red Light District. Listen to the title here
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Speaker 1: from Mike dot com MC dot com The Surprising Way
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Speaker 1: the Netherlands is helping its disabled have sex. The Netherlands
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Speaker 1: is known for its social subsidies on everything from education
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Speaker 1: to housing, but it's also subsidizing sex for the disabled.
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Speaker 1: With prostitution being legalized in the country, the government is
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Speaker 1: boosting both the domestic sex economy and the intimate endeavors
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Speaker 1: of its disabled citizens. Simply put, they're now making it
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Speaker 1: a right that everyone should be able to enjoy. Now.
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Speaker 1: While there's no direct sex grant per se, the benefits
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Speaker 1: for citizens with disabilities can be spent however they like.
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Speaker 1: Some reports indicate that they can use these benefits to
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Speaker 1: access sex services twelve times a year, but information onto
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Speaker 1: specifics is kind of difficult to find. One twenty nine
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Speaker 1: year old named Chris Fulton, who has cerebral palsy and
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Speaker 1: muscular dystrophy, has even launched a campaign calling on the
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Speaker 1: Dutch government to introduce more concrete grants in this area.
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Speaker 1: But why sex, Well, basically, they say obviously besides the pleasure,
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Speaker 1: intercourse is a form of mental and physical therapy. In psychology,
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Speaker 1: many experts cite its ability to fulfill needs for intimacy validation,
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Speaker 1: stress relief, or stronger self esteem. In health, circles. It's
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Speaker 1: known as antidote for stress and even pain management, citing
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Speaker 1: the research in personal testimonies social workers and caretakers and
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Speaker 1: affected individuals, or calling for an increased access to sex
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Speaker 1: services for citizens with disabilities? Isn't that something? And they
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Speaker 1: use tax dollars for this? Now, one of the problems
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Speaker 1: they face is safety because not everybody fully trusts what's
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Speaker 1: going on, and some people say that, you know, even
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Speaker 1: if they're of legal age, should should this be allowed
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Speaker 1: for mentally disabled citizens?
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Speaker 7: Right?
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Speaker 1: They want to sanction this even if they're of legal age,
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Speaker 1: because they say non. Like one woman who offered to
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Speaker 1: help her son with Down syndrome lose his virginity. She
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Speaker 1: was condemned as disgusting and got accused of pimping him.
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Speaker 1: So it's not all kicks and giggles. Medical ethics experts
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Speaker 1: have been discussing this for quite a while. But to me,
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Speaker 1: the bigger part is, holy crap. The government is paying
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Speaker 1: people twelve times a year so they can go and
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Speaker 1: do the nasty and that's legal. That to me is crazy.
1:00:00
Speaker 1: With tax rates at like sixty percent, it just blows
1:00:06
Speaker 1: me away that this is actually happening anyway. I could
1:00:09
Speaker 1: talk about that for another hour, but we're out of time,
1:00:12
Speaker 1: so we'll continue a little bit more on this tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: If you guys have calls on this, let them come
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Speaker 1: in or right now. Eight seven seven Valdez one, what
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Speaker 1: are your thoughts on this government subsidized sex therapy for
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Speaker 1: disabled people, Koala bears and chlamydia, and of course this
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Speaker 1: predator who offered moms the free services. I'd love to
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Speaker 1: hear your thoughts on all of that stuff. And remember
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Speaker 1: the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for
1:00:38
Speaker 1: good people like you to sit there and do nothing.
1:00:40
Speaker 1: So stand for something, because if you stand for nothing,
1:00:43
Speaker 1: you'll fall for anything. I start abrosima, take care, good night,
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Speaker 1: and God bless you America. I'm Rich Valdes, and this
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Speaker 1: is America.
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Speaker 5: This is America.