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SO WHAT IS JUNETEENTH? · 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: and let's recap rogue style.
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Speaker 2: What's up, everybody, and Happy Friday. It is June teenth.
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Speaker 2: To the rest of us, it's known as June nineteenth,
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Speaker 2: and this is now a national holiday observed by the
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Speaker 2: United States because of Joe Biden. So Joe Biden decided
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Speaker 2: to make June nineteenth a day that we will now
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Speaker 2: recognize as the final freeing of the slaves. Now, for
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Speaker 2: those of you who know your history, and in this audience,
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Speaker 2: I know you guys are wicked smart and you know
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Speaker 2: your history. The freeing of the slaves happened by Abraham
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Speaker 2: Lincoln in eighteen sixty three, but southern Democrat slave owners
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Speaker 2: did not tell the slaves on their properties that they
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Speaker 2: were free. And so we had a lieutenant general go down,
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Speaker 2: his last name was Granger, go down and inform people
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Speaker 2: in Galveston, Texas, these poor slaves that were kept by
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Speaker 2: Democrat slave owners. Hey, by the way, you are free.
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Speaker 2: So on June nineteenth, eighteen sixty five, even though the
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Speaker 2: Emancipation Proclamation was January first, eighteen sixty three, this white
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Speaker 2: general went down and informed these slaves that they were free.
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Speaker 2: So a Republican white general went down and freed the
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Speaker 2: last of the slaves who were being kept completely in
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Speaker 2: the dark about the fact that they were actually free
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Speaker 2: and allowed to leave. Now, this is not a narrative
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Speaker 2: that is shared pretty much ever, because it would be
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Speaker 2: very uncomfortable for the far left, the liberals, the social list,
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Speaker 2: democrats of all shapes and sizes to have to actually
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Speaker 2: own their history. They're much more interested in either erasing
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Speaker 2: it or calling it out only when it serves their
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Speaker 2: purposes to further an agenda of fake news, right, or
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Speaker 2: they rewrite it entirely, which they do in our education system,
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Speaker 2: specifically the public education system, which is why you should
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Speaker 2: homeschool your children, pull your children out of public school,
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Speaker 2: do whatever you have to do so that they are
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Speaker 2: not indoctrinated and raised as lunatic weirdo liberals. So, having
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Speaker 2: said all of that, there was a great guy today
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Speaker 2: on X. As you guys know, I love X. It's
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Speaker 2: one of the few places where you can hear from
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Speaker 2: people that are actually talking about things that are happening
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Speaker 2: and talking about them in a way that is objective
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Speaker 2: and not editorial and filled with network news propaganda. And
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Speaker 2: this gentleman's name is Demani Felder, and he's, you know,
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Speaker 2: a black guy sitting down in front of the camera
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Speaker 2: just sort of giving you the information that so many
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Speaker 2: people don't want us to have. I thought he said
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Speaker 2: it honestly better than a lot of other people that
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Speaker 2: I've heard explain this. So I'm going to play for
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Speaker 2: you here. Full disclosure. I don't know this guy, I
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Speaker 2: don't know anything about him, but he put together everything
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Speaker 2: that I just said in such a nicetinct way that
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Speaker 2: I wanted to share it with you.
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Speaker 3: I'm about to ruin Juneteenth for some of y'all, but
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Speaker 3: it needs to be said. Juneteenth only exists because Democrats
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Speaker 3: did not want to give up their slaves, and even
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Speaker 3: now on the present day, they still did not want
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Speaker 3: to give them up. And let me tell you why
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Speaker 3: Juneteenth actually exists because Union General Gordon Granger had to
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Speaker 3: go down to the beaches of Galveston, Texas on June nineteenth,
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Speaker 3: eighteen sixty five, to tell the slaves there that they
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Speaker 3: were free. Now, those of you who understand history realize
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Speaker 3: Abraham lincolnsign the Emancipation Proclamation two and a half years before,
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Speaker 3: on January first, eighteen sixty three. So what happened in
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Speaker 3: that two and a half year period, Basically, the Southern
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Speaker 3: Democrats slave owners kept their own slaves in the dark
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Speaker 3: because they did not want to give those slaves up
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Speaker 3: and remove those literal chains. So Gordon Granger had to
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Speaker 3: go all the way down there and tell the slaves
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Speaker 3: they were free. And if he had not, then many
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Speaker 3: Democrats would have kept those chains on those slaves forever.
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Speaker 3: People are gonna hear that information and feels some kind
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Speaker 3: of way. I don't really care about that. What I
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Speaker 3: care about is the fact that, yes, Joe Biden made
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Speaker 3: this a national holiday because there was originally only a
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Speaker 3: state holiday here in Texas until very recently. But he
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Speaker 3: did this intentionally because the Democratic Party wants to rewrite history,
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Speaker 3: and they're doing everything in their power to do that
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Speaker 3: into distance themselves from their own negative history. People will
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Speaker 3: now say, oh, well, the party switched, and the reason
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Speaker 3: to say that is because they do not want you
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Speaker 3: to realize that the very same reason that those Southern
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Speaker 3: Democrats slave owners did not want to tell the slaves
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Speaker 3: they were free is the same reason they will not
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Speaker 3: tell people today that they are free and can actually
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Speaker 3: make their own choices, which is why they keep individuals
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Speaker 3: in the black community shackle to the Democrat Party, shackled
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Speaker 3: to the inner cities that don't serve them, and shackle
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Speaker 3: the policies that ultimately do not serve their best interest.
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Speaker 3: So the fact of the matter is someone can sit
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Speaker 3: there and complain and say, oh, the party switched. Oh
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Speaker 3: you're rewriting history. No, I'm telling you the actual facts.
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Speaker 3: You can look them up for yourselves, but you are
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Speaker 3: the one that's make the decision to take those chains off.
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Speaker 3: And if you don't, then that's ultimately on you. So
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Speaker 3: if you did not know this information, now you do.
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Speaker 3: Even if you did know it, share with somebody else,
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Speaker 3: cause I guarantee you enough people understand the real history
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Speaker 3: behind Juneteenth. It needs to be spread far in alive.
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Speaker 2: I mean, how perfect is that. I wish everyone took
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Speaker 2: two minutes out of their life just to watch that guy.
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Speaker 2: I was saying this to a friend of mine today
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Speaker 2: because she had never heard of, you know, the story
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Speaker 2: and the information behind Juneteenth, and she's like, I don't
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Speaker 2: even know what it is. And I feel like it
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Speaker 2: just sort of came out of nowhere, and now people
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Speaker 2: are talking about it. And I said, well, it did
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Speaker 2: kind of come out of nowhere, because, as that gentleman
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Speaker 2: just explained, it used to just be a holiday that
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Speaker 2: was celebrated in Texas because we as a nation recognize
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Speaker 2: and celebrate Abraham Lincoln and how he freed the slaves.
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Speaker 2: And so it became this very interesting conversation where now
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Speaker 2: you have something that's a little bit more complex and
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Speaker 2: requires you to do a little bit of deep diving
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Speaker 2: and maybe not just the headlines, right, And I said
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Speaker 2: to her, you know, the biggest problem there is with
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Speaker 2: people understanding the information that goes behind Juneteenth is that
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Speaker 2: they would actually have to read behind the headline. You know,
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Speaker 2: sometimes you read a story and we'll say, here's the headline,
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Speaker 2: and here's like the three biggest points that I can
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Speaker 2: pull out of it for you. That doesn't mean don't
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Speaker 2: read it. That means here's what you should be interested
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Speaker 2: in it. Read on to find out more and get
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Speaker 2: the supporting details that allowed us to give it this
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Speaker 2: headline or these three points. That is, if it's an honest,
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Speaker 2: you know, and journalistic piece, some people give you those
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Speaker 2: gotcha headlines and it's total clickbait, and then you click
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Speaker 2: on it and you're like, this story has nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with us. Actually hate that. As somebody who works
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Speaker 2: in news, it drives me completely insane. But in any event,
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Speaker 2: I thought he was great, really great take on Juneteenth.
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Speaker 2: Really fun to hear somebody say this may make you
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Speaker 2: feel some kind of way, but sorry, sorry, not sorry.
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Speaker 2: It's so funny to see people get upset because they
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Speaker 2: don't like that you are saying something that they don't
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Speaker 2: agree with or that doesn't fit a narrative that they
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Speaker 2: have long subscribed to. You know, there's nothing more uncomfortable
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Speaker 2: than somebody saying Donald Trump is a racist and then
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Speaker 2: you're like what and they're like yeah, And I'm like,
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Speaker 2: oh my god, I didn't know anything about that. What
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Speaker 2: do you mean, well, he's a racist? Now I heard
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Speaker 2: you say that. Could you expand on that? Because I
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Speaker 2: certainly wouldn't want to support somebody that's a racist. And
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Speaker 2: then they're like, oh, stop it, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, no, I actually don't know what you mean.
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Speaker 2: Could you expand on that? My husband and I talk
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Speaker 2: about this all the time and we laugh because once
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Speaker 2: you ask someone to support these talking points headlines that
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Speaker 2: they read, they can't. If you don't give them the
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Speaker 2: cue cards, if you don't give them the things that
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Speaker 2: they need to recite, they cannot tell you why they're
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Speaker 2: saying what they're saying. It's like when you see all
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Speaker 2: these old, stupid white boomers on hills around your neighborhoods
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Speaker 2: living in their suburbs with signs of eighty six forty
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Speaker 2: seven and Black Lives Matter and Antifa and all this crap,
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Speaker 2: And I'm like, do you guys actually know what you're saying?
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Speaker 2: Do you know that eighty six forty seven is called
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Speaker 2: murder the same president? Do you know that's a felony,
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Speaker 2: that's a threat against the president. But the problem is
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Speaker 2: there are so many ignorant people. Ignorant in the truest
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Speaker 2: sense of the word. And there are so many people
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Speaker 2: who are willfully ignorant, which means that they don't care
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Speaker 2: about the facts. They want to believe what they want
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Speaker 2: to believe. It makes them feel cozy at night and
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Speaker 2: they can sleep well because they are believing their quote
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Speaker 2: unquote truth. And the interesting thing about truth is it's
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Speaker 2: actually not yours to hold it, just is right. It's
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Speaker 2: not yours, mine, her version, their version. There just is
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Speaker 2: and we've sort of gone off the beaten path on that.
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Speaker 2: People no longer have one truth. Right. There's their side,
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Speaker 2: there's your side. There's subjectiveness, there's objectiveness. I'm like, the
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Speaker 2: sky is still blue, water still wet, rain still comes
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Speaker 2: from the sky. You know, grass is green. Some things
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Speaker 2: just are. And it's kind of like that same concept
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Speaker 2: when you're talking about the LGBTQ community, and we're seeing
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Speaker 2: a lot of that right now with this pride crap
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Speaker 2: that's going on with the baseball teams. Now, the Department
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Speaker 2: of Justice has come out today and said that the
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Speaker 2: MLB I guess their contracts with their players very specifically
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Speaker 2: says that they have to respect the religious beliefs of
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Speaker 2: their players. So if a player wants to write, you know,
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Speaker 2: some Bible verse on their baseball cap, it has to
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Speaker 2: be okay. And if they don't want to wear a
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Speaker 2: uniform that has giant rainbow sleeves because they don't believe
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Speaker 2: in the LGBTQ way of life, that's okay too. It
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Speaker 2: would kind of be like, you know, the Pride movement
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Speaker 2: is very strange and as somebody who worked in music
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Speaker 2: for a long time. I have a lot of gay friends,
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Speaker 2: and they'll always say the same thing to me. You know,
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Speaker 2: our group has been hijacked. We've been taken over by
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Speaker 2: these lunatic extremists. They don't even know if they're gay
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Speaker 2: or lesbian. They have this make believe world of transgender, binary,
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Speaker 2: non binary. I'm not cisgender. I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what all this crap is. I never
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Speaker 2: really had a problem with the gay community or the
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Speaker 2: lesbian community. You guys, do what you want to do.
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Speaker 2: You want to get married and be miserable like the
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Speaker 2: rest of the world. Full disclosure, I'm not miserable. I'm
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Speaker 2: happily married. But you get the joke right. Everybody can
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Speaker 2: do it. Go for it, knock yourself out. You want
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Speaker 2: to share taxes and get a mortgage together and live
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Speaker 2: your life. Okay, that's fine. The issue is that it's
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Speaker 2: constantly being shoved down our throat. I wish that our
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Speaker 2: entire society was so much more focused on the veterans
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Speaker 2: who put a uniform on and leave and go to
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Speaker 2: battle or travel and they don't know if they're coming
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Speaker 2: home right, whether they're being sent abroad because that's where
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Speaker 2: we have active troop participation with another country, or they're
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Speaker 2: being sent abroad because they're in the middle of a
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Speaker 2: conflict or a war, whatever it is. They put their
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Speaker 2: life on the line when they put that uniform on.
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Speaker 2: And now they put their life on the line when
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Speaker 2: they put that uniform on because we have so much
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Speaker 2: domestic hate and terrorism against our own uniformed police and military.
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Speaker 2: They have to fear for their lives walking into a
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Speaker 2: store of food shop with their kids. I mean, I
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Speaker 2: can't tell you how many people that I talk to
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Speaker 2: that say I don't wear my uniform in public with
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Speaker 2: my family because I don't want to put them in danger.
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Speaker 2: I wasn't raised that way, you know, And as I've
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Speaker 2: said on this show many times, I didn't always have
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Speaker 2: the best interactions with police. Even now to this day,
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Speaker 2: I haven't had the best interactions with the police. They're
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Speaker 2: not always respectful, they're not always kind, they're not always polite.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 2: And I don't actually know why that is. I really don't,
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Speaker 2: but I still respect the uniform. It's kind of like
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Speaker 2: saying you hate the whole Catholic Church. Because you had
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Speaker 2: a bad experience with one priest. That's not really fair.
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Speaker 2: Like I can't stand the pope and I wish he
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Speaker 2: wasn't the pope, and I didn't like the last pope either,
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Speaker 2: But the Pope doesn't speak for my church. The pope
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Speaker 2: doesn't speak for Catholicism. Pope speaks for the pope, and
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Speaker 2: a lot of people may think that, you know, he's
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Speaker 2: chosen and blah blah blah. I actually don't believe that.
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Speaker 2: I believe that the Catholic Church is a bureaucracy like
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Speaker 2: any other and that they have sort of, you know,
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Speaker 2: this this system of you know, a hierarchy if you will,
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Speaker 2: and they vote for who they like, just like we
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Speaker 2: do in politics. But my point in saying all of
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Speaker 2: this is you can't shove things down people's throats, and
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Speaker 2: when you do, they get upset. So this pushback of
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Speaker 2: people finally standing up and saying I don't want to
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Speaker 2: do that. I don't want to wear the rainbow flag.
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Speaker 2: You know, the rainbow for me is a religious symbol.
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Speaker 2: You know, the rainbow for me is something that I
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Speaker 2: read about in the Bible. It's not something that should
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Speaker 2: be now completely and totally taken over by this pride movement, which,
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Speaker 2: by the way, why do we have a month to
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Speaker 2: celebrate people who have chosen to live their life gay
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Speaker 2: or lesbian? Why do we need to celebrate that for
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Speaker 2: thirty days? I mean, we don't celebrate veterans. We don't
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Speaker 2: have a veterans month. We don't have a month where
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Speaker 2: we celebrate those people. So why are we celebrating this? Okay, great,
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Speaker 2: you have all the same rights. You want to have
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Speaker 2: a day, have your day. Okay, fine, go ahead, We'll
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Speaker 2: give you a day, just like everybody else gets a day.
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Speaker 2: But why do we have to do it for a month.
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Speaker 2: And why do large corporations and organizations that are recognized
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Speaker 2: throughout the country feel that they need to assimilate to
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Speaker 2: that line of thinking, to that way of life, to
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Speaker 2: that culture for an entire thirty days where everybody has
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Speaker 2: to go to You know, my company's having a cocktail
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Speaker 2: mixer to celebrate Pride. Bloomberg, which is you know, a
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Speaker 2: major network, it's an international network, has not just the
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Speaker 2: Pride flag, but the transgender I want to cut your
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Speaker 2: little boy's penis off flag. What the hell? I don't
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Speaker 2: need to see that when I'm looking to see how
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Speaker 2: the stock market is doing. And there's one particular case
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Speaker 2: happening in New York, PA, and they had to cancel
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Speaker 2: their game because several members of the team didn't want
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Speaker 2: to wear the jersey. And this was the messaging that
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Speaker 2: they had on that tick a lism and.
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Speaker 5: The park made this announcement late last night saying this
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Speaker 5: decision was made with quote great disappointment. They say some
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Speaker 5: of the players refuse to wear the special Pride Night jersey,
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Speaker 5: so this game is being treated as a rainout.
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Speaker 4: I would ask the community for understanding running an organization
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Speaker 4: in this way with these difficult dynamics. Having to find
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Speaker 4: a solution to these complex problems without a clean solution
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Speaker 4: is a difficult task and there's no good way to
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Speaker 4: get everybody everything that they want. But our primary function
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Speaker 4: as WELLSPAN Park in York, Pennsylvania, is to welcome the
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Speaker 4: community in and be the most welcoming place in York.
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Speaker 5: And The Revolution says it will donate ten thousand dollars
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Speaker 5: to the Rainbow Row Center, describing the contribution as a
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Speaker 5: jester of regret over the last minute change and as
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Speaker 5: a show of support for the LGBTQYA plus Community Partners.
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Speaker 2: What the hell? Why is your This is what bothers me. Right, So,
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Speaker 2: this guy that you just heard this is Ben Shipley
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Speaker 2: and he's the GM of the Team York Revolution. Right now,
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Speaker 2: I don't know anything about this guy, full disclosure, absolutely nothing.
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Speaker 2: But I'm trying to understand why A you need to
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Speaker 2: make a donation of ten thousand dollars to whatever group
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Speaker 2: they did because these particular teammates did not want to
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Speaker 2: wear the uniform. If you want to be woke and
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Speaker 2: be LGBTQ pride, whatever, go ahead and wear it. Why
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Speaker 2: does the whole team need to wear it? I don't
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Speaker 2: understand why working somewhere means that you need to now
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Speaker 2: assimilate in such a way that you have to let
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Speaker 2: go of all of your beliefs. Me not wearing the
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Speaker 2: uniform will not hurt you, but me wearing the uniform
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Speaker 2: hurts me because it goes against exactly what I believe.
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Speaker 2: So now if these people are saying that, why can't
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Speaker 2: you have both? Why can't people on the team say
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Speaker 2: live and let live? But instead they have to do
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Speaker 2: this massive thing because all of them aren't wearing the
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Speaker 2: uniforms and suddenly not wearing the uniforms. By not supporting
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Speaker 2: this means that you hate the gays, instead of it
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Speaker 2: being I actually don't give a shit about the gays.
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Speaker 2: I'm not here to bash the gaze. I am here
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Speaker 2: to be devout and supportive of my religious beliefs, which
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Speaker 2: date the exact opposite of what this Pride movement is saying. So,
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Speaker 2: if I'm going to choose between Pride Night and I
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Speaker 2: don't know God, I'm going with God. I don't see
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Speaker 2: how this becomes a major issue or a confluence of opinions.
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Speaker 2: Just you go, do you you want to wear your
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Speaker 2: rainbow sleeves? Knock yourself out, and then the other rest
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Speaker 2: of the team doesn't have to wear it. It's kind
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Speaker 2: of like saying, you know, I'd be curious to see
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Speaker 2: how this would be taken if a bunch of Muslim
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Speaker 2: players were on the team. Do you think the Muslim
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Speaker 2: players would wear your rainbow uniform. It's a direct violation
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Speaker 2: of Islam. They hang in murder gay people in the
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Speaker 2: streets of Middle Eastern countries because of the fact that
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Speaker 2: they're gay. So if there was a Muslim person on
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Speaker 2: that team and they said, absolutely not, I can't wear it,
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Speaker 2: it's against my religion. Would this even be a story
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Speaker 2: You and I both know the answer to that. It
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Speaker 2: absolutely wouldn't be. They would say, well, we have to
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Speaker 2: adhere to that, because you know, for them, that's a
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Speaker 2: hard no, and that's not you know, it's not in
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Speaker 2: the Quran, and blah blah blah. But because they're Christians,
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Speaker 2: they're Catholics and they believe in the Bible, they feel
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Speaker 2: like this is free reign and they can go after it.
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Speaker 2: And that's the other thing a lot of these people
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Speaker 2: have forgotten where a Judeo Christian nation, we grew up
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Speaker 2: this way. If you don't want to live that way.
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Speaker 2: It would be the same thing if I came in
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Speaker 2: and said, you know, you can't have those uniforms because
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Speaker 2: I'm a Catholic and I'm a Christian and it's offending me. Well,
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Speaker 2: tough shit, that's what they believe, okay, So go knock
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Speaker 2: yourself out, go wear it. The unfortunate part of where
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Speaker 2: we're at is that nobody can see the other side
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Speaker 2: because they're so stuck in their own And that's not
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Speaker 2: really all right. It's only all right when it's left
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Speaker 2: to right. When it's right to left, it turns into
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Speaker 2: a major upheople, and I have to say, it's getting
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Speaker 2: kind of so I'm really happy to see people standing
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Speaker 2: up for themselves and saying, oh, guess what. I'm not
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Speaker 2: interested in that anymore. I'm not interested in being a
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Speaker 2: part of a movement that is a direct offender to
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Speaker 2: everything that I believe in. So, you know, good for
18:15
Speaker 2: these baseball players that are standing up and saying enough
18:17
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear it. And you know it's
18:20
Speaker 2: it's another thing too, looking at you know, these two issues. Right,
18:24
Speaker 2: So we've got Juneteenth, We've got the Pride month, We've
18:27
Speaker 2: got all these people like today's a national holiday. All
18:29
Speaker 2: these people have often they have no idea why. They're
18:31
Speaker 2: all right, absolutely numb. And so they're out there, and
18:35
Speaker 2: you've got you know, the Obamas opening this ridiculous library
18:38
Speaker 2: that looks like something out of a bad, bad, bad
18:42
Speaker 2: mcsh or painting. I mean, it's just ridiculous. It's so
18:44
Speaker 2: god forsakingly ugly. But and they're all talking about, oh,
18:49
Speaker 2: we want to hat tip the tribe members on whose
18:52
Speaker 2: land we sit. We shut the hell up. All of
18:54
Speaker 2: you are multi million dollar houses and your vacation home
19:00
Speaker 2: and your salaries, and you're out here lecturing us about tribes. Meanwhile,
19:04
Speaker 2: the tribes that you mentioned are tribes that actually pillaged
19:08
Speaker 2: that very land from other tribes. So did you mention
19:10
Speaker 2: the five tribes before that? Like, it's so convoluted and
19:13
Speaker 2: it's all just this. It's like I'm watching a play, right,
19:17
Speaker 2: the greatest show on Earth, and it's all being put
19:19
Speaker 2: on by the Democrats and the liberal lunatics out there.
19:23
Speaker 2: They just eat it up, they really do. And it
19:25
Speaker 2: kind of goes back to what I was talking about
19:27
Speaker 2: last night too with the Save Act, where you see
19:29
Speaker 2: all these lunatics getting so upset about the Save Act
19:33
Speaker 2: because it's racist and it's offensive and it's not fair
19:37
Speaker 2: to women and it's not fair to minorities. And so
19:40
Speaker 2: we have Wesley Hunt, who sits in the House and
19:43
Speaker 2: I really like him. He's from Texas, strong black man,
19:47
Speaker 2: served in our military, incredibly smart, and he kind of
19:51
Speaker 2: puts it out there.
19:52
Speaker 3: You know.
19:52
Speaker 2: He was on the House floor and he was pushing
19:55
Speaker 2: back against all of these Democrats who were there screaming
19:58
Speaker 2: about Jim Crow when they're talking about the Same of
20:02
Speaker 2: America Act, which has passed the House by the way twice.
20:05
Speaker 2: We can't get it done in the Senate because of
20:07
Speaker 2: the usual suspect, which we talk about at nauseum. But
20:11
Speaker 2: Wesley Hunt had this to say, and I wanted to
20:13
Speaker 2: play because I thought it was so spot on.
20:16
Speaker 6: I've been black from my entire life. I have to
20:18
Speaker 6: bring up the most racist thing I've ever heard is
20:20
Speaker 6: the insinuation by Democrats that black and brown Americans are
20:24
Speaker 6: too stupid to get an idea to vote, just like
20:27
Speaker 6: everybody else. I call this the soft bigotry of low expectations.
20:32
Speaker 6: Figuring out how to vote in this country is a
20:35
Speaker 6: very low bar, and we could all figure it out,
20:37
Speaker 6: regardless of your race, religion, color, or creeding. We should
20:40
Speaker 6: all want free and fear elections. With me today, I'm
20:43
Speaker 6: not going to pull them on out this time, but
20:45
Speaker 6: I have six forms of government issue ID how did
20:48
Speaker 6: I acquire that personal responsibility in this country. I've also
20:52
Speaker 6: heard a lot about Jim Crow here today. I'm here
20:55
Speaker 6: to tell you Jim Crow is over and I know
20:58
Speaker 6: it because my parents grew up in it, and I
21:00
Speaker 6: think it's actually insulting to those that actually experienced the
21:04
Speaker 6: ills of Jim Crow having an idea to vote in
21:07
Speaker 6: our national election should be a requirement. Which is why
21:09
Speaker 6: I stay before you today or doing my colleagues on
21:12
Speaker 6: the left to support this bill. If you want secure elections,
21:15
Speaker 6: if you want your vote to count, vote for the
21:17
Speaker 6: Safe Act that you go back to the rest of my time.
21:20
Speaker 2: So Wesley Hunt is standing there, you know, a veteran,
21:23
Speaker 2: a member of Congress, and oh guess what, he's black.
21:27
Speaker 2: At what point do we stop talking about Jim Crow?
21:30
Speaker 2: At what point of success are we able to say
21:34
Speaker 2: that we're all equal in America? I have always thought,
21:37
Speaker 2: especially like in the last ten to twenty years, the
21:41
Speaker 2: continual use of affirmative action and DEI is actually such
21:46
Speaker 2: an insult to people of color. The idea that you
21:50
Speaker 2: are saying that they cannot be as smart, they cannot
21:54
Speaker 2: be as chosen, they will not be able to do
21:57
Speaker 2: the same things that other people will do because they
21:59
Speaker 2: are a woman, and they are black, they are a minority,
22:02
Speaker 2: is so offensive and I cannot understand why anybody would
22:06
Speaker 2: think that that's a good thing. You know, if you
22:09
Speaker 2: really started to live back in a meritocracy and people
22:13
Speaker 2: started to do things, receive things, accomplish things, be held
22:17
Speaker 2: accountable for things, just based upon what they were doing
22:21
Speaker 2: as opposed to who they were, it would be a
22:23
Speaker 2: much better place to live in this nation. But the
22:27
Speaker 2: issue is that we have a two tier justice system.
22:30
Speaker 2: We have a completely broken economic system where we're giving
22:35
Speaker 2: people welfare, we're telling them how to milk the system,
22:38
Speaker 2: how to have children out of wedlock. You know, not
22:41
Speaker 2: to help their kids with schooling because they'll get more
22:44
Speaker 2: funding if they have special needs. So we'll dumb that
22:47
Speaker 2: down to There is an entire culture of dependency that
22:52
Speaker 2: is so extreme. The belief is that doing worse actually
22:57
Speaker 2: allows you to live better. Think about that doing worse
23:01
Speaker 2: allows you to live better, because succeeding and doing better
23:07
Speaker 2: and progressing in life is actually going to take something
23:10
Speaker 2: out of your bank account and that you've been getting
23:13
Speaker 2: for free. Instead of saying, wow, I've come so far,
23:16
Speaker 2: I've learned so much that now I am able to
23:20
Speaker 2: finally do this for myself and pass that on to
23:24
Speaker 2: the next generation, whether it's your children or your nieces
23:26
Speaker 2: or your nephews, or you mentor somebody or whatever, it's
23:29
Speaker 2: just totally gone the desire to do it on your own.
23:33
Speaker 2: And so to hear somebody like Wesley Hunt come up
23:35
Speaker 2: and say, I'm actually really insulted that you think I
23:37
Speaker 2: can't do this. You know, I've done so much in
23:40
Speaker 2: my life. I have six pieces of idea on me
23:42
Speaker 2: right now. And that's the issue. They know, they know
23:47
Speaker 2: that this is all bullshit. They just like to sell
23:49
Speaker 2: it this way because it helps them continue down the
23:53
Speaker 2: path and the narrative that you need us, you have
23:57
Speaker 2: to depend on us, Let us find the way for you.
24:01
Speaker 2: If they don't have anybody to depend on them, then
24:04
Speaker 2: they don't have any way to raise money and then
24:06
Speaker 2: launder that money and take it for themselves. Really think
24:10
Speaker 2: about that. How many things have these legislators that we're
24:15
Speaker 2: talking about, whether it's a member of Congress, a member
24:17
Speaker 2: you know of the Senate, at the house, if your
24:20
Speaker 2: local state representative, etc. How many of these people have
24:23
Speaker 2: been in these communities that really could use a little love,
24:27
Speaker 2: could use a little attention. How often do you see them?
24:30
Speaker 2: Are they walking up and down the street. Do you
24:33
Speaker 2: see the Karen Basses of the world hanging out on
24:36
Speaker 2: skid row trying to figure out how to fix problems
24:39
Speaker 2: and help impoverished and drug addict people? You know? Do
24:43
Speaker 2: you see people who are taking over as these super
24:46
Speaker 2: hard left lunatics, whether it's Mom Dannie or the socialist
24:49
Speaker 2: that Denie that just won the primary in DC, are
24:53
Speaker 2: the Katie Wilson's of the world out in Seattle. What
24:56
Speaker 2: are they actually doing to help impop communities, to lead
25:02
Speaker 2: them to a place where you are actually teaching a
25:05
Speaker 2: man to fish, as opposed to giving him a fish
25:07
Speaker 2: for one day, let him feed himself for life. If
25:11
Speaker 2: we're not doing that, aren't we actually creating a nation
25:15
Speaker 2: and a generation of dependence upon dependence upon dependence. Yes,
25:18
Speaker 2: we are. So think about what they have done for
25:21
Speaker 2: you lately. I promise it's going to be a big
25:25
Speaker 2: fat zero because they're not doing anything for anybody except themselves,
25:28
Speaker 2: which ironically is the same exact thing that the douchebag
25:32
Speaker 2: Rhinos are doing. They're taking their lobbying money, their special
25:35
Speaker 2: interest money, and they're not doing shit for their people
25:37
Speaker 2: or their constituents. It's a cycle, and it's everywhere. Right,
25:41
Speaker 2: it's not one party. I would say it's more Democrats
25:44
Speaker 2: than Republicans, but the Republicans that are doing it are,
25:46
Speaker 2: like I say, it's like the Thuns of the world. Right,
25:48
Speaker 2: We've got so many of them in the House and
25:50
Speaker 2: in the Senate, and it's terrible. And part of that
25:53
Speaker 2: problem too is when you continue to lie to people
25:58
Speaker 2: and you continue to be observed event of really the
26:03
Speaker 2: type of people that don't care about your country. So
26:06
Speaker 2: you see these Third world migrants that are coming into
26:09
Speaker 2: the EU, they're in the UK, they're on American shores.
26:13
Speaker 2: We're seeing them everywhere, right, and they don't want to assimilate.
26:16
Speaker 2: They raised the Palestinian flying in New Jersey. They're praying
26:20
Speaker 2: in the middle of the street in Times Square. We're
26:22
Speaker 2: seeing an incredible increase in crime and murders everywhere, and
26:28
Speaker 2: the only reason why that is happening is because people
26:31
Speaker 2: are afraid to say what is actually true. So there's
26:36
Speaker 2: a case right now in the UK. You've probably heard
26:38
Speaker 2: about it, but there was a three year old boy
26:41
Speaker 2: who was thrown physically picked up by a stranger and
26:45
Speaker 2: thrown into a crocodile at a zoo in the UK.
26:51
Speaker 2: And so they're at this crocodile exhibit and this guy
26:54
Speaker 2: throws his three year old in. He's attacked by a crocodile.
26:57
Speaker 2: He's in critical condition. It's earlier this week, so it's
27:01
Speaker 2: a week later. We don't know the guy's name, and
27:03
Speaker 2: they won't release his identity in the UK. Why do
27:06
Speaker 2: you think that is? Why do you think that the
27:10
Speaker 2: British police force is protecting the identity of the man
27:15
Speaker 2: who threw the child into the crocodile exhibit? Why do
27:18
Speaker 2: you think that is? So there's a bunch of witnesses
27:21
Speaker 2: to this event who say that the little white boy
27:25
Speaker 2: was thrown in by this African migrant who came over
27:30
Speaker 2: and threw him in. He was a Muslim. He was
27:31
Speaker 2: a Muslim I guess garberer, you know, attire of some kind.
27:35
Speaker 2: And so that's what's happening on X is that people
27:37
Speaker 2: are talking about this, but all of the news reports
27:41
Speaker 2: and people that are you know, from other news outlets
27:44
Speaker 2: are not saying that. They're saying that they don't know
27:47
Speaker 2: the race of the person, or they haven't been informed
27:50
Speaker 2: of the race, or it's being withheld, and they're calling
27:53
Speaker 2: him a man from Norfolk. Yet just because you happen
27:56
Speaker 2: to live in Norfolk right this second, doesn't mean you're
27:58
Speaker 2: from Norfolk me and you're hanging out there for a minute.
28:02
Speaker 2: This recent report from a UK reporter was so insulting,
28:07
Speaker 2: I mean absolutely insulting. I'm'll let you hear it and
28:09
Speaker 2: then we'll talk about it on the other side. But
28:11
Speaker 2: I'm thinking to myself when I'm watching this woman, I'm like,
28:14
Speaker 2: do you not have a family? Do you not have children?
28:17
Speaker 2: This is somebody's three year old little boy looking at
28:20
Speaker 2: crocodiles in amazement. He hasn't committed a sin, He has
28:24
Speaker 2: no crimes against him. The most innocent in our world,
28:27
Speaker 2: right the animals and the small children, the ones that
28:29
Speaker 2: we should be taking care of and protecting. And then
28:32
Speaker 2: this guy appears out of nowhere, jumps up behind him
28:35
Speaker 2: and throws him into the exhibit. This is how this
28:38
Speaker 2: woman reported on that incident.
28:40
Speaker 7: Astonishing story that is coming to us from Huntingtonshire. A
28:44
Speaker 7: thirty year old man from Norfolk has been arrested on
28:47
Speaker 7: suspicion of attempted murder after a three year old boy
28:52
Speaker 7: ended up in the crocodile enclosure at the zoo at
28:55
Speaker 7: Oldhurst in Huntingdonshire, leaving him with serious injury. According to
29:01
Speaker 7: Cambridgeshire Police, that is just coming to us from the
29:04
Speaker 7: Police Service at the moment. They say that they are
29:08
Speaker 7: with the boys family in hospital as they wait for news.
29:13
Speaker 7: On the treatment of their child. So that is the
29:15
Speaker 7: breaking news. A thirty year old man from Norfolk arrested
29:18
Speaker 7: on suspicion of attempted murder in Huntingdonshire.
29:23
Speaker 2: So she leads with astonishing news, astonishing, terrible news, heartbreaking news,
29:30
Speaker 2: sad news. Not her, it's astonishing. Okay, fine, that's weird enough.
29:35
Speaker 2: But then we go on to say a toddler ended
29:39
Speaker 2: up in this crocodile exhibit. Uh huh ended up in
29:47
Speaker 2: So if you read just that right, you would think,
29:50
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, did he climb over, did he get
29:52
Speaker 2: in the wrong spot where his parents not watching him? No,
29:55
Speaker 2: none of that. He was standing there right in front
29:58
Speaker 2: of I guess whatever, the glass or whatever, and some
30:00
Speaker 2: scumbag came up, picked him up and throw him in.
30:03
Speaker 2: You know, the problem with crime is the criminal is prepared,
30:06
Speaker 2: the criminal is plotting, the criminal is watching.
30:09
Speaker 3: You're not.
30:10
Speaker 2: You're looking at the crocodiles and saying to your little guy, Hey,
30:13
Speaker 2: look how cool that is. You're not expecting someone to
30:16
Speaker 2: come up behind you and throw your child into the pit.
30:20
Speaker 2: So you're not the one that should be at fault.
30:23
Speaker 2: It should not be reported like the onus is on
30:25
Speaker 2: the child. The onness is not on the child. And
30:28
Speaker 2: if you're reporting that it's attempted murder, I don't know
30:30
Speaker 2: why the hell you would label it like that. The
30:33
Speaker 2: constant fear and the constant inability for people to actually
30:38
Speaker 2: report what's happening is it's actually really it's astonishing, and
30:43
Speaker 2: it's actually put intend it. It's astonishing. That's actually astonishing.
30:47
Speaker 2: That's what's amazing. It's people's inability to call it like
30:51
Speaker 2: it is. I will tell you one person who is
30:54
Speaker 2: calling it like it is. I want to give a
30:55
Speaker 2: shout out to Tulca Gabbard. She is finally releasing all
30:59
Speaker 2: of these communication and documents in the last twenty four
31:02
Speaker 2: hours about doctor Fauci, the millions of dollars US taxpayer
31:07
Speaker 2: dollars that were used to fund the gain of function
31:10
Speaker 2: research at the Wuhan Lab, all those things that we
31:12
Speaker 2: read about about the EcoHealth Alliance and Peter Danzik. You know,
31:16
Speaker 2: Fauci's number two. He's going to prison and all this
31:19
Speaker 2: other crap, and where's Fauci. I'm telling you right now,
31:22
Speaker 2: Fauci may have gotten that autopen pardon from Joe Biden,
31:27
Speaker 2: but just remember one thing. You can still sue him civilly.
31:31
Speaker 2: He is not immune to civil suits. He's a tiny
31:35
Speaker 2: little man with a real big ego. I would love
31:38
Speaker 2: to see him crushed. All those people whose families were murdered,
31:43
Speaker 2: left to die alone in hospitals, given fake drugs, fake jabs,
31:48
Speaker 2: fake COVID nineteen vaccines, all this bullshit, and I would
31:52
Speaker 2: like to see every single person who claimed that that
31:55
Speaker 2: vaccine was safe, and every single person who said the
31:59
Speaker 2: unbagged next for the people that should be killed, murdered,
32:03
Speaker 2: excommunicated from society. They all should pay a fine as well,
32:06
Speaker 2: and a heavy one at that. I'm so sick of
32:10
Speaker 2: the lack of accountability. That to me is probably the
32:12
Speaker 2: biggest sticking issue. If you follow me on x at Lindamick,
32:15
Speaker 2: you will see my pinned tweet of all time, it's
32:18
Speaker 2: been up there for two three months. Is that we
32:21
Speaker 2: got to go after fauci. Fauci is a problem, and
32:25
Speaker 2: if we don't start to address the real problems, like
32:29
Speaker 2: I don't know, people coming from third world nations and
32:32
Speaker 2: throwing children into crocodile pits, or this young woman who said,
32:36
Speaker 2: you know, she's on TV and she's talking about how
32:40
Speaker 2: she was raped in her own home by a Tunisian
32:42
Speaker 2: migrant in Paris, and then she was charged and arrested
32:47
Speaker 2: because she explained that it was a Tunisian migrant. So
32:50
Speaker 2: this young girl who's like twenty something years old is
32:53
Speaker 2: crying hysterical on TV talking about how she was attacked
32:56
Speaker 2: and raped in her own home is now arrested for
33:00
Speaker 2: inciting racial hatred. What that's what you're worried about. You're
33:04
Speaker 2: not worried about the Tunisian guy who raped her. You're
33:06
Speaker 2: not worried about that. You're not worried about the fact
33:08
Speaker 2: that he he should be arrested for breaking and entering.
33:13
Speaker 2: But instead you're worried about the young girl who's saying, Hey,
33:16
Speaker 2: I'm not a big fan of being raped, and this
33:17
Speaker 2: guy raped me and I think it's because he is
33:19
Speaker 2: a Tunisian migrant and doesn't have respect for Western culture
33:23
Speaker 2: and doesn't know that you're not allowed to rape people
33:25
Speaker 2: in this country. But I guess in the UK they
33:27
Speaker 2: don't give a shit about that. Like I told you
33:30
Speaker 2: earlier this week, two hundred and fifty thousand, two hundred
33:34
Speaker 2: and fifty thousand victims of these Pakistani gruming gangs raping
33:38
Speaker 2: children as young as eleven. What is it about rape
33:42
Speaker 2: in the UK that you guys don't get Don't get
33:44
Speaker 2: me wrong, the US isn't much better. But when I
33:47
Speaker 2: look across Europe, and I look across I mean, Sweden
33:49
Speaker 2: is now the rape capital of the world, and you
33:52
Speaker 2: can't say anything. It's interesting. This girl pointed this out
33:56
Speaker 2: on X Today and I love it. Her name is
33:58
Speaker 2: Michelle Maxwell. And the last line in the speech on
34:02
Speaker 2: the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty October twenty eighth,
34:05
Speaker 2: eighteen eighty six, and it says the following, there is
34:09
Speaker 2: room in America and brotherhood for all who will support
34:13
Speaker 2: our institutions and aid in our development. But those who
34:17
Speaker 2: come to disturb our peace and dethrone our laws are
34:20
Speaker 2: aliens and enemies forever. I don't know about you. I've
34:25
Speaker 2: never read that, and if I did, I read it
34:27
Speaker 2: in school a long time ago, and I don't remember.
34:29
Speaker 2: But my gut is that the truth. If you are
34:32
Speaker 2: here to be a better person, if you are here
34:34
Speaker 2: to grow, if you are here to reach opportunity that
34:37
Speaker 2: you couldn't reach in your country, that's amazing. But if
34:40
Speaker 2: you are here to live off welfare, to rape, to pillage,
34:43
Speaker 2: to harm, to maim. Could you please go? Or could
34:46
Speaker 2: we arrest them and then kick them out? I don't
34:47
Speaker 2: even want them in our jail systems. I just want
34:50
Speaker 2: them to be deported back to wherever they came from
34:52
Speaker 2: so that they can suffer what they're do. I don't
34:54
Speaker 2: know why they have to live on taxpayer dollars and
34:56
Speaker 2: get three square meals a day. We got homeless people
34:57
Speaker 2: on the street, we can give those meals to. That's
35:00
Speaker 2: that is something that is completely and utterly, you know,
35:03
Speaker 2: beyond me. And I'm going to end today on something
35:07
Speaker 2: that I've found. I don't even know how I found this,
35:10
Speaker 2: but this is Christopher Hitchins. This is a very old
35:13
Speaker 2: clip Bill Maher's, you know, original three man panel that
35:16
Speaker 2: he's done forever. But Christopher Hitchins is on this panel
35:21
Speaker 2: and he's explaining the history of slavery to the other
35:24
Speaker 2: two panelists who I kind of recognize, but I'm not
35:27
Speaker 2: exactly sure who they are. But he's explaining the story
35:31
Speaker 2: of slavery and about the United States, and he goes
35:36
Speaker 2: on in great detail to try to get the other
35:40
Speaker 2: panelists and the audience of Bill Maher to completely and
35:44
Speaker 2: totally accept the fact of where slavery came from, how
35:48
Speaker 2: was perpetrated across the world, but how Muslims took as
35:54
Speaker 2: their slaves people from Europe and from the United States.
36:00
Speaker 2: So why did you take a listen to this?
36:03
Speaker 8: In seventeen eighty eight, when the United States was barely
36:05
Speaker 8: a country right, it was having its sailors taken as
36:09
Speaker 8: slaves by the Barbary states, the states of the Ottoman
36:12
Speaker 8: Empire North Africa ships stopped, its crews carried off into slavery.
36:19
Speaker 8: We estimate one and a half million European and American
36:21
Speaker 8: slaves taken between seventy fifteen and eighty fifteen. Jefferson and
36:24
Speaker 8: Adams went to their ambassador in London and said, why
36:27
Speaker 8: do you do this to us? The United States has
36:28
Speaker 8: never had a quarrel with them, was in the world
36:30
Speaker 8: of any kind. We weren't in the Crusades, we weren't
36:32
Speaker 8: in the war in Spain. Why do you do this
36:34
Speaker 8: to our people in our ships? Why do you plunder
36:36
Speaker 8: an enslave our people in the ambassador said, very plainy,
36:39
Speaker 8: mister Abdol Rockland said, because the Quran gives us permission
36:41
Speaker 8: to do so. Because you are infidels, and that's our answer.
36:44
Speaker 8: And Jefferson said, well, in that case, I will send
36:46
Speaker 8: a navy which will crush your state, which he did.
36:49
Speaker 8: Islamic fundamentalism is not created by American democracy. It's a
36:52
Speaker 8: lie to say so. It's a masochistic lie, and it
36:55
Speaker 8: excuses those who are the real criminals, and it blames
36:57
Speaker 8: us for the attacks made.
36:59
Speaker 2: Of How interesting to actually go through history, remind people
37:05
Speaker 2: of what happened in the last two hundred plus years
37:09
Speaker 2: and explain to them that whether you're a Jew or
37:13
Speaker 2: you're a Christian, you can read your book the Torah
37:16
Speaker 2: of the Bible, and it will tell you Islam is
37:20
Speaker 2: not a friend to us, never has been, never will be.
37:24
Speaker 2: And the culture right now of Islam throughout the Middle
37:28
Speaker 2: East is breeding a radical fundamentalism that I don't think
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Speaker 2: the regular people here in America are prepared to fight.
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Speaker 2: They're ignorant to what it is, they don't want to
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Speaker 2: know what it is, and the liberal left has no
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Speaker 2: real idea of what it is to live under that oppression.
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Speaker 2: I think that there is an awakening coming to the
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Speaker 2: United States. I'm afraid of what that might be for
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Speaker 2: so many people that are unprepared. And I'm really starting
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Speaker 2: to wonder if we're going to start to get to
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Speaker 2: a spot where the silent majority starts to get a
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Speaker 2: little bit louder to wake up those that I think
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Speaker 2: they've just been asleep, They really have been asleep. And
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Speaker 2: when you watch clips like that, I mean, that's got
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Speaker 2: to be twenty years old. This isn't a new concept.
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Speaker 2: It's been going on for quite some time. And like
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Speaker 2: I said the other day, there is no such thing
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Speaker 2: as a phobia if you are telling the truth. The
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Speaker 2: term Islamophobia is something that was coined and used by
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Speaker 2: those who want to oppress and suppress the truth. So
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Speaker 2: we have sort of a pivot point now where we say, well,
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Speaker 2: maybe I'm sick of that now, maybe I don't want
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Speaker 2: to do that anymore. I know, at least that's how
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Speaker 2: I feel. I hope you guys have enjoyed the show.
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Speaker 2: I hope you've had a good week. I know there's
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Speaker 2: a ton going on. We've got, you know, heightened conflicts
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Speaker 2: happening between Lebanon and Israel, god knows, you know, with
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Speaker 2: their proxy hero of Hesbelah from Iran what to expect,
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Speaker 2: and we've got casualties throughout Israel, and I don't know
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Speaker 2: what the US is going to do, but I'll be
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Speaker 2: praying for our government and hoping that they get a clue.
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Speaker 2: I know they all left and went to Camp David today,
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Speaker 2: So let's hope that we make a resolution and a
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Speaker 2: plan that might actually work. How about that. This is
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Speaker 2: Linda McLaughlin. We will see you guys on Monday. Please subscribe, listen,
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Speaker 2: a gree weekend, Have a blessed Father's Day,