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TOO HARD TO TALK ABOUT IT · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap.
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Speaker 2: Hot takes, cold facts and zero respect for the official narrative.
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Speaker 2: Sit back, roll your eyes, and let's.
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Speaker 1: Recap Rogue style.
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Speaker 2: What's up, guys, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. You know,
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Speaker 2: I don't normally do a lot of video for Rogue Recap,
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Speaker 2: and I was talking to a friend of mine the
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Speaker 2: other day because I always do it for sound bites
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Speaker 2: with my friend Eric Eggers, and I decided I was
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Speaker 2: going to do a little video today. So if you're
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Speaker 2: I'll say what's up, and you can watch some of
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Speaker 2: the insane cuts that we're going to get to today.
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Speaker 2: But you know, just high level with all of this,
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Speaker 2: I think one of the things that I really want
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Speaker 2: to preface with today's show is I'm going to touch
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Speaker 2: on some really difficult stuff. And I often feel like
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Speaker 2: when we cover the news and when we discuss things
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Speaker 2: that are ugly in nature, whether it's pedophilia or murder
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Speaker 2: or race issues, people get very uncomfortable and it sucks, right,
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Speaker 2: it sucks to talk about those things. But unfortunately it
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Speaker 2: is a byproduct of where we're at as a nation,
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Speaker 2: and we need to talk about it. So today I
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Speaker 2: want to touch on a story, and I actually have
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Speaker 2: papers in my hand because I had so much that
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Speaker 2: I wanted to get to today and this particular story
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Speaker 2: really bothered me. So Abigail Spamberger, who is.
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Speaker 3: The governor of the great State of Virginia, is a
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Speaker 3: raging liberal, like not a regular liberal, right like somebody
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Speaker 3: who I think.
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Speaker 2: I actually think that she's one of those people where
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Speaker 2: she is working on a consistent basis to hurt people,
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Speaker 2: to go against people, to do things in the name
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Speaker 2: of socialism and liberalism, whether it makes sense for the
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Speaker 2: state of Virginia or not. Right, She's so entrenched in
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Speaker 2: that whole mindset, and it started even during her campaign
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Speaker 2: for governor, where people were asking her a lot of
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Speaker 2: things that were happening in Lodden County. And if you remember,
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Speaker 2: Lodden County was the school district where a young girl
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Speaker 2: went into the bathroom. There was a transgender in there,
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Speaker 2: a boy, and he sexually assaulted and really traumatized this
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Speaker 2: young girl. The father came to the school board meeting,
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Speaker 2: there was physical altercations and they arrest the father, and
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Speaker 2: it goes on, and then they removed the kid you
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Speaker 2: know who hurt the girl, and then they put him
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Speaker 2: in another school district. And it's like, okay, so we
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Speaker 2: have a young man who's sexually assaulting women pretending to
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Speaker 2: be a woman, a young girl, whatever you want to
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Speaker 2: call it, in the bathroom, and Spamberger, during her campaigning
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Speaker 2: tells the voters, Hey, just so you know, I'm going
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Speaker 2: to protect the transgender community. And I'm like, the transgender
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Speaker 2: kid wasn't the one that was hurt. You know, this
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Speaker 2: whole idea that we don't like transgender kids, or we
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Speaker 2: don't I don't believe in this concept of transgender I
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Speaker 2: think that it is a medical arena prop for them
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Speaker 2: to make more money, because one of the things that
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Speaker 2: people don't understand about being transgender is that not only
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Speaker 2: is it ridiculously expensive surgeries to modify your body to
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Speaker 2: accommodate this sigh up ideology that they're putting on these kids, Like, hey, yeah,
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Speaker 2: the reason you feel like you're not you is because
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Speaker 2: you were born in the wrong body. You're not born
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Speaker 2: in the wrong body, You're born in the body that
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Speaker 2: God gave you. And unfortunately, when you're a teenager, you
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Speaker 2: go through your teen years and it's hard, right. Your
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Speaker 2: body's changing, your hormones are kicking in, you're getting ready
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Speaker 2: to be an adult. You're getting ready to procreate and
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Speaker 2: have your own kids and do all the things right
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Speaker 2: In the most basic biological, scientific explanation that there can be,
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Speaker 2: that's it. But instead of honoring that and saying that's
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Speaker 2: what it is, people will instead say, you're right, there
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Speaker 2: is something wrong. There's something wrong with you. And now
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Speaker 2: that we know that we can fix it. We can
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Speaker 2: take away your penis, turn it into a vagina, put
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Speaker 2: you on hormone inducing drugs, put you on SSRIs so
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Speaker 2: that your brain feels okay with all the horrible things,
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Speaker 2: non reversible things that we're going to do to your body.
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Speaker 2: And if you've ever listened to Chloe Cole who has
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Speaker 2: come out and explained what it was like for her family,
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Speaker 2: like she was confused, she was going through things, she
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Speaker 2: was stressed out, and the doctors tell her parents, oh,
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Speaker 2: you have to move forward and you have to do
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Speaker 2: something for her because she's going to kill herself. So
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Speaker 2: then Chloe goes and is like, no, I'm okay, I
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Speaker 2: don't need all this, but they say, no, no, you do.
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Speaker 2: They chop off her breasts, They take away her breas
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Speaker 2: a non reversible procedure. And she was a teenager, you know.
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Speaker 2: Now she's I think she's twenty one now, and so
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Speaker 2: she's speaking out and she's testifying before Congress and she's saying,
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Speaker 2: this is not okay. You cannot do non reversible surgeries
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Speaker 2: on people that are between the ages. Some of them
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Speaker 2: are as young as seven. You know, they're putting them
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Speaker 2: on these hormones and doing all this shit and then
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Speaker 2: going to as you know, seventeen eighteen years old. Now,
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Speaker 2: when you're eighteen years old and you're an adult, go ahead,
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Speaker 2: do what you want. Those are your decisions. They may
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Speaker 2: not be good ones, but they're your decisions to make.
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Speaker 2: But when we are pushing this ideology on a regular
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Speaker 2: basis on these kids, we're going down a very slippery slope.
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Speaker 2: And I hate to use cliches, but it is a
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Speaker 2: very slippery slope because there's no way for us to
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Speaker 2: protect these kids from the unknowns, because everybody interacts with
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Speaker 2: the drugs differently. We're seeing so many negative results and
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Speaker 2: they can't even explain what they're feeling because it's just so,
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Speaker 2: it's just so out of balance. So Spamberger goes on
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Speaker 2: the record when she's running for governor, explaining that this
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Speaker 2: is going to be her mantra, This is going to
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Speaker 2: be where she lives. She is going to support these people,
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Speaker 2: and she wants to make sure that you know that
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Speaker 2: our communities are inclusive, our schools are inclusive, our sports
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Speaker 2: are inclusive, so on and so forth. And thank god
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Speaker 2: for the Supreme Court voting in favor of young girls
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Speaker 2: and Title nine so that we don't have to deal
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Speaker 2: with this all the time. But you get my point.
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Speaker 2: So in the past week, lives of TikTok, which is
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Speaker 2: a great account if you don't follow what please do,
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Speaker 2: and they really do put out stories that really deserve
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Speaker 2: a lot more coverage and don't always get it. Some
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Speaker 2: of it is because there is so much news and
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Speaker 2: so much negative and so much, so much, so much,
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Speaker 2: and some of it's because people don't want to touch it.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to play what this article is so
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Speaker 2: that you guys can see it on your screen if
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Speaker 2: you're watching and you're playing along with me here, you know,
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Speaker 2: at home. But essentially, there's this guy and he's an
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Speaker 2: illegal immigrant, and he decides that he wants to go
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Speaker 2: ahead and rape a two year old, but after he
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Speaker 2: rapes her, he's gonna murder her. And Spanberger is protecting him.
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Speaker 2: She is not allowing ice to come in and remove him.
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Speaker 2: I want you to think about that. So his name
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Speaker 2: is Raoul Ortiz Moran. He is a Mexican national, and
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Speaker 2: he has been charged with quote unquote allegedly raping and
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Speaker 2: murdering a two year old. Explain that to me a
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Speaker 2: two year old. So now you have this guy who
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Speaker 2: went ahead and raped a two year old, how do
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Speaker 2: you how do you do that? He's thirty one. Conceptually,
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Speaker 2: I want you to think about this. A grown man
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Speaker 2: has inserted himself into a two year old child, a
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Speaker 2: two year old child. And now see, that's uncomfortable to hear.
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Speaker 2: It's uncomfortable for me to say, and it's graphic, but
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Speaker 2: it needs to be said because what's happening is that
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Speaker 2: people are far too they're coddled by the media. You know,
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Speaker 2: they don't hear everything that's happening. And because they don't
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Speaker 2: hear everything that's happening, and they don't know everything that's happening,
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Speaker 2: and the graphic sense in which it's happening. They're unaffected.
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Speaker 2: It's so like commonplace to say that somebody was raped,
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Speaker 2: it's so commonplace to say that somebody was sexually traffick.
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Speaker 2: To human traffic, child trafficking, you hear all the time,
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Speaker 2: and you know it's interesting. There is a there's a
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Speaker 2: commercial out right now by Tim Tebow's group, and it's
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Speaker 2: one of the best commercials that I have ever heard
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Speaker 2: in my life. And he says, one of I guess
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Speaker 2: the people that works for his group says very clearly,
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Speaker 2: she said, child pornography and the spreading of child pornography
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Speaker 2: is so horrible because it is the video of some
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Speaker 2: poor child's worst moment in their life. They are being raped,
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Speaker 2: they are being sodomized, they are being sexually molested, they
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Speaker 2: are being forced to perform sexual acts, and somebody's videotaping
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Speaker 2: it while they cry, while they scream, while they bleed,
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Speaker 2: and the graphic nature of that moment is never talked about,
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Speaker 2: and I think it sort of turns the situation and
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Speaker 2: desensitizes people, right, We forget how horrible this really is
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Speaker 2: and what is actually entailed. And if you're watching this
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Speaker 2: show instead of listening. You're looking on your screen right now.
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Speaker 2: In libs of TikTok, you know they explain. Raoul Ortiz Moran,
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Speaker 2: a Mexican national, has been charged with a let lead
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Speaker 2: raping and murdering a two year old girl in Virginia.
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Speaker 2: Moran was arrested by ice Okay, arrested by ICE and
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Speaker 2: is now pending He's being held pending federal charges. Virginia
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Speaker 2: Governor Abigail Spamberger does not want to cooperate with Ice.
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Speaker 2: These are the people that she's protecting one hundred percent.
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Speaker 2: This is one of those moments where you have to
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Speaker 2: look at this criminal and say to yourself, what the
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Speaker 2: hell are we doing? Why are we doing this? Why
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Speaker 2: are we protecting people who, at the age of thirty one,
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Speaker 2: think that it's okay to rape a two year old
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Speaker 2: and then murder her. Can you imagine the pain that
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Speaker 2: that two year old felt. Can you imagine the fear,
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Speaker 2: the confusion, her last moments, her last breath. That's what
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Speaker 2: we should be thinking about. Dead. We have this scumbag
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Speaker 2: woman fighting for the rights instead of the illegal alien.
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Speaker 2: That is this stuff that keeps me up at night. Now,
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Speaker 2: if you're watching along with me. I'm going to show
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Speaker 2: you the next screen because I feel like if I
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Speaker 2: were running a mainstream media news show, this is what
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Speaker 2: I would do. I would show this scumbag's face. I
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Speaker 2: would show scumbag number two, which is Abigail Spamberger, and
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Speaker 2: then I would show this child. Look at this beautiful
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Speaker 2: two year old. Look at this little thing. Okay, the
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Speaker 2: sweet little girl, the baby. And I pulled this from
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Speaker 2: Florida Mike. I don't know who Florida Mike is, but
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Speaker 2: he looks like a patriot who's as upset as I am,
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Speaker 2: who's trying to figure out why we're defending, protecting and
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Speaker 2: putting people like this little girl in harm's way. When
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Speaker 2: is it enough? When do we get to the spot
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Speaker 2: where we've seen enough children that have been trafficked through
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Speaker 2: the system? Right, Because a very sad fact of the
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Speaker 2: United States of America is that we are the largest
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Speaker 2: consumer of children for sexual trafficking. And it shouldn't really
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Speaker 2: be sexual trafficking, right, It should be rape trafficking. It
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Speaker 2: should be assault trafficking because it's not sex. It's not consensual,
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Speaker 2: it's not enjoyable. It is painful.
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Speaker 3: It is.
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Speaker 2: It is, So what is the word dehumanizing, right, it's
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Speaker 2: literally taking a living person and saying I am going
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Speaker 2: to hurt you in the worst possible way. And you
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Speaker 2: are a child, you are the most innocent, and I'm
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Speaker 2: going to take all that innocence away today, and no
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Speaker 2: one's going to know about it. And the people that
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Speaker 2: do know about it only know about it because of
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Speaker 2: the fact that I'm recording and distributing it. And so
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Speaker 2: now there are a bunch of people who consume porn,
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Speaker 2: child porn know less, and because they do that, they're
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Speaker 2: going to get to see your face afraid, contorted in pain.
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Speaker 2: And then if I hurt you too badly because you're
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Speaker 2: too little to be in this kind of physical interaction,
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Speaker 2: when I'm raping you and tearing your body apart, because
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Speaker 2: that's what's actually happening, and because grown ups in positions
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Speaker 2: of power are too uncomfortable to actually have a conversation
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Speaker 2: about what's happening, these are the things that really put
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Speaker 2: us in a spot where we say, huh, this is
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Speaker 2: too much, it's too far, and we have to stop
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Speaker 2: this precious little girl, this little thing. I really my
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Speaker 2: heart breaks for the family, My heart breaks for that
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Speaker 2: child and the last moments that she knew on earth,
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Speaker 2: and it makes me want to see him, first of all,
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Speaker 2: sodomized and raped the way that he raped and murdered
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Speaker 2: that little girl, and then sent to death by our
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Speaker 2: legal system, instead of sitting in a jail cell, alive
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Speaker 2: and breathing, having no remorse, eating three meals a day
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Speaker 2: in a prison paid by tax payer dollars. That to
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Speaker 2: me is such an injustice to that two year old.
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Speaker 2: And the problem is is that as I'm having this
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Speaker 2: conversation right now, there are so many children that this
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Speaker 2: is happening to both that have been trafficked from other
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Speaker 2: countries that live here in the United States, that are
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Speaker 2: being raped and sodomized every single day as a method
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Speaker 2: of business because people are selling them to the highest
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Speaker 2: bidder of the day. I mean, you hear some of
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Speaker 2: these trafficking stories, and these young girls and boys will
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Speaker 2: tell you that they they were raped, sodomized, and assaulted,
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Speaker 2: sometimes fifteen times a day, and the stories are heartbreaking,
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Speaker 2: but we never hear them because the news media doesn't
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Speaker 2: report on them in a way that we can stomach. Right,
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Speaker 2: It's kind of like I love dogs so much, I
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Speaker 2: love horses I love dogs, I look cats, I love
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Speaker 2: all animals. If I could live on a farm and
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Speaker 2: take care of them, I would, and maybe someday I will.
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Speaker 2: But when I hear these stories and I see these
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Speaker 2: starving dogs, burned dogs, shot dogs, maim dogs, I mean,
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Speaker 2: I or horses that are sent to slaughter and they're scared.
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Speaker 2: I mean, a horse is such a beautiful, peaceful, therapeutic animal.
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Speaker 2: And you know, I'm on this tangent today because I
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Speaker 2: feel like these are topics that just don't get discussed
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Speaker 2: in a way that conveys to people how serious it is.
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Speaker 2: When did we become this society that cares so little
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Speaker 2: about animals, about children, about the elderly, you know? I mean,
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Speaker 2: we had another woman thrown into the subway over the weekend,
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Speaker 2: seventy years old, standing on a subway platform, thrown in
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Speaker 2: front of removing train and murdered. Have you heard about it?
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Speaker 2: Have you seen it anywhere? That's the stuff that I
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Speaker 2: don't understand. It is a culture of violence. And on
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Speaker 2: the flip side, we have children that are exposed to violence,
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Speaker 2: and so you see these disgusting brawls and fights that
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Speaker 2: are truly so overwhelming, and as a result very sadly,
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Speaker 2: we now have a situation where we are trying to
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Speaker 2: get to the core of these kids. So we see
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Speaker 2: this subway fight in Philadelphia. I think it was yesterday
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Speaker 2: or the day before. I'm recording this on Wednesday of
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Speaker 2: the twenty second, and I'm looking at the kids in
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Speaker 2: this subway. Every single kid is black. They're all black, okay,
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Speaker 2: and it's black on black crime. They're beating the ever
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Speaker 2: loving shit out of each other. And then what happens is, right,
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Speaker 2: they get that mob mentality. So there's like six or
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Speaker 2: seven kids beating up one kid, and then there's another
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Speaker 2: group of five kids beating up one kid, and I'm like,
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Speaker 2: what is going on? And then when you really look
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Speaker 2: at the kids' faces, i mean, there's like a little
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Speaker 2: girl in there, she's got to be seven eight, little peanut.
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Speaker 2: There's a few of them, and I'm like, where are
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Speaker 2: the parents? Why is there no family around these kids?
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Speaker 2: And you look, it's funny, you know. Yesterday the Director
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Speaker 2: of the Smithsonian was in front of House Committee for
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Speaker 2: testimony about how the Smithsonian was spending its money. And
17:51
Speaker 2: one of the problems with the Smithsonian is they have
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Speaker 2: these directives about how terrible it is to be white
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Speaker 2: and all of the things that are wrong with the
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Speaker 2: nation because of white people, and how we shouldn't subscribe
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Speaker 2: to being white and it's just ridiculous, right. But as
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Speaker 2: we're going through it, you know, she's questioned by Brandon Gill,
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Speaker 2: who I love and I talk about him in another
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Speaker 2: show as well, on this very issue, and he's asking
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Speaker 2: her a question. He's like, you know, I don't understand
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Speaker 2: what it is that you're saying about white people. You know,
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Speaker 2: you're giving these strange guides with the Smithsonian saying that
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Speaker 2: we have issues and that it's wrong to be polite
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Speaker 2: because being polite is an example of white supremacy. And
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Speaker 2: I'm like, what, So I'm going to show you this
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Speaker 2: clip here. This is the subway fight. First, Okay, if
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Speaker 2: you're listening instead of watching, this is a subway car.
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Speaker 2: It's clearly overflowing with people. I don't know if they
18:55
Speaker 2: all just rammed into one car or what, but just
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Speaker 2: listen to the violence that's happening between these kids. Now
19:27
Speaker 2: here's what's terrible about that the majority of the people
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Speaker 2: fighting in that clip are girls. These aren't even little
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Speaker 2: boys who are like rough and tumble if you believe
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Speaker 2: in the nature versus nurture, which I do. These are
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Speaker 2: all girls and they are beating the hell out of
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Speaker 2: each other and there's not an adult in sight. And
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you, if you watch that video, the kids
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Speaker 2: are little. They're really little. And I'm thinking of myself.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't let my son. I mean, my youngest son
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Speaker 2: is eleven, and I wouldn't let him write anything by himself,
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Speaker 2: only because he's eleven, but because I don't trust. Oh,
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Speaker 2: I don't trust anyone. Let's be honest. And I'm sure
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Speaker 2: a lot of parents out there don't trust either. But
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Speaker 2: it's like, these kids are young, they are alone, and
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Speaker 2: they have every bad influence you could imagine now in
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Speaker 2: front of them and getting each other. They're egging each
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Speaker 2: other on to commit these crimes against each other. Now,
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Speaker 2: here's Brandon Gill talking to the director of the Smithsonian.
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Speaker 2: This is a real exchange with someone whose entire job,
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Speaker 2: an entire outfit, is paid for by the American taxpayer.
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Speaker 1: Is it important to be polite? Excuse me, sir? Is
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Speaker 1: it important to be polite? Yes, sir.
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Speaker 4: It's also interesting because the same mass action toolkit that
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Speaker 4: your organization has been promoting references politeness as a defining
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Speaker 4: characteristic of white supremacy culture.
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Speaker 1: Man, are you a white supremacist? You're not.
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Speaker 4: Can you help me square why your organization says that
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Speaker 4: being polite is part of being a white supremacist.
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Speaker 1: I'm not exactly familiar with that passage of the mass
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Speaker 1: Action Toolkit, which is not I can show you the message.
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Speaker 1: I don't, I said, I just write you the passage
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Speaker 1: from it.
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Speaker 2: So this is the director of the Smithsonian talking about this,
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Speaker 2: you know, and I'm reading it right now because Elon
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Speaker 2: must put a post out about it, and it says
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Speaker 2: talking about race from the Smithsonian aspects and assumptions of
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Speaker 2: whiteness and white culture in the United States. Can you
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Speaker 2: imagine this being written about any other race, any other race?
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Speaker 2: You know this idea of you know, racism is wrong.
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Speaker 2: You know that that exists for all racism. It's not
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Speaker 2: just against one particular category of race. But right now
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Speaker 2: it seems to be that you can only be racist
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Speaker 2: if you are talking about anything other than white. If
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Speaker 2: you're talking about white people, it's okay to trash them,
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Speaker 2: say they're terrible, call them colonizers, cry about imperialism and
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Speaker 2: whatever else you know, buzzwords and talking points you were
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Speaker 2: given by your socialist professor in class that day. But
22:24
Speaker 2: Smithsonium puts out this quote unquote white supremacy list and says,
22:28
Speaker 2: these are items that would be included in being a
22:32
Speaker 2: white supremacist. So polite, So go ahead and be rude everybody.
22:36
Speaker 2: Individualism and self reliance, the nuclear family structure. I would
22:41
Speaker 2: say that those kids on that subway could do with
22:43
Speaker 2: some nuclear family structure. They could use some more adult
22:46
Speaker 2: interaction and interference in their daily lives. And then rational
22:50
Speaker 2: linear thinking. Hm hmm. Okay. Then, so being an individual,
22:56
Speaker 2: being reliant on yourself and accountable for your own actions,
23:00
Speaker 2: and having a family that may actually eat dinner together
23:03
Speaker 2: at night is a problem. So this is what's happening
23:06
Speaker 2: in American society that then we support people raping and
23:12
Speaker 2: murdering two year olds, and we look away when we
23:15
Speaker 2: see fifty young black kids beating the ever loving shit
23:19
Speaker 2: out of each other. Because these are topics that are
23:22
Speaker 2: uncomfortable to discuss and talk about. This is the stuff
23:25
Speaker 2: that if we don't start talking about it head on,
23:28
Speaker 2: if we don't start addressing it head on, it is
23:30
Speaker 2: going to get astronomically worse because then that starts to
23:34
Speaker 2: become the norm. And people who say that having a rational,
23:38
Speaker 2: clear line of thinking and believing in a nuclear family
23:42
Speaker 2: is wrong. I mean, it's so beyond the pale. Guys,
23:45
Speaker 2: what are we talking about? So okay, so we'll put
23:48
Speaker 2: that over here. Now. One of the other things that
23:52
Speaker 2: I wanted to get to today is a report that
23:54
Speaker 2: came out about polio. So you guys know how I
23:57
Speaker 2: feel about COVID, and then I think it's, you know,
23:59
Speaker 2: ut bullshit, right, Okay, So I believe that the United
24:05
Speaker 2: States of America, as well as the rest of the world,
24:07
Speaker 2: but specifically the US, I feel that COVID was used
24:11
Speaker 2: as a test to see how quickly people could turn
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Speaker 2: into sheeple and follow the rule of law, be frightened
24:18
Speaker 2: into their homes. And clearly it was really easy.
24:22
Speaker 1: Right.
24:23
Speaker 2: You went out and you said that there was this
24:26
Speaker 2: crazy virus and that no idea where the virus came from,
24:30
Speaker 2: which we now know is utter bullshit. We know it
24:32
Speaker 2: came from the Wuhan lab. Not only did it come
24:35
Speaker 2: from the Wuhan lab, but it was made and orchestrated
24:38
Speaker 2: by our US taxpayer dollars. It was taken over there
24:41
Speaker 2: by the EcoHealth Alliance and Peter Danzik, who worked with
24:45
Speaker 2: Anthony Fauci, Fauci the fraud Fauci for prison and his
24:49
Speaker 2: number two, Anthony Fauci, that is, has actually now been
24:52
Speaker 2: indicted federally and will be serving time and is being
24:56
Speaker 2: pressed with charges, while Fauci considers to run free by
24:59
Speaker 2: Joe it In's auto pen who freed him and gave
25:03
Speaker 2: him a pardon. Wait for it, not just back to
25:06
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, back to twenty twelve. So why is somebody
25:10
Speaker 2: who has been heading up the National Institute of Health
25:13
Speaker 2: and the National Institutes of Science and going through all
25:16
Speaker 2: of these various scientific roles as director he's now working
25:21
Speaker 2: at George Washington University, which is insane to me, right,
25:25
Speaker 2: because he did research on AIDS and now he's done
25:27
Speaker 2: the research on COVID, And if you talk to anybody
25:29
Speaker 2: who was with him during his research on AIDS, you
25:31
Speaker 2: will know that he pulled a lot of the same
25:33
Speaker 2: bullshit then that he did with COVID. Oh and by
25:35
Speaker 2: the way, he loves to practice all of his disgusting
25:38
Speaker 2: medical antics on beagles, So he's hurting dogs, he's capturing dogs,
25:44
Speaker 2: he is using them because they cry out in pain
25:47
Speaker 2: when he runs his tests. Again, uncomfortable to hear, uncomfortable
25:51
Speaker 2: to say. Nonetheless, the true This is where we're at
25:56
Speaker 2: in news and people don't want to talk about these
25:59
Speaker 2: issues now. Even though we can't sue Fauci the fraud
26:03
Speaker 2: on a federal level, we can sue him personally. So
26:07
Speaker 2: we could do you know, one of these civil lawsuits
26:11
Speaker 2: against him. We could do a class action against him,
26:13
Speaker 2: get a bunch of people together, because the amount of
26:16
Speaker 2: injury that was caused by these vaccines which were untested, unproven,
26:21
Speaker 2: and rushed through. And why were they rushed through? Oh,
26:24
Speaker 2: I don't know, probably because of the fact that it
26:27
Speaker 2: now has enabled the medical industry to take care of
26:30
Speaker 2: all of these brand new turbo cancers that came hmm,
26:33
Speaker 2: directly after everybody got there. I don't know, ninth vaccine,
26:37
Speaker 2: fifteenth booster. And again I go back to this concept.
26:42
Speaker 2: Explain to me why you would continue to get vaccinations
26:47
Speaker 2: and boosters that didn't work the first time. Like if
26:51
Speaker 2: you took your dog in and you said, oh, we
26:54
Speaker 2: have to give him this shot. The SHOT's going to
26:55
Speaker 2: help them, not get rabies. Okay, cool, and then your
26:58
Speaker 2: dog gets rabies. Would you say, oh, let's give him
27:00
Speaker 2: that shot again. It didn't work. No, of course you wouldn't.
27:04
Speaker 2: That's stupid. But people everywhere were like, oh, no, they've
27:09
Speaker 2: adapted the vaccine. Now it understands the pathogens and the
27:14
Speaker 2: various strains of covid and it's going to address that.
27:17
Speaker 2: Are you insane? Of course it doesn't. It's the same
27:21
Speaker 2: shit they tell you what the flu shot every year.
27:23
Speaker 2: The flu shot is the biggest scam ever. Right. They
27:26
Speaker 2: tell you that they're going to give you this flu
27:29
Speaker 2: shot and they're not sure what strain of the flu
27:33
Speaker 2: will come this winter, usually fallen winters when they start
27:37
Speaker 2: pushing it, and then they'll say, but we've put a
27:40
Speaker 2: bunch of different ones in there, so we're going to
27:43
Speaker 2: infect you with all these various strains and all of
27:46
Speaker 2: these various versions of the flu so that whatever version comes,
27:50
Speaker 2: you're ready for it. What So you're going to give
27:53
Speaker 2: me the very thing that this is supposed to prevent. Okay,
27:58
Speaker 2: that you're trying to make me. How about I just
28:02
Speaker 2: live my life and if I get the flu, then
28:06
Speaker 2: I will naturally have immunity to it because I had it.
28:09
Speaker 2: Because every person I know that takes the dang flu shot,
28:13
Speaker 2: guess what, They get the flu and they get sick anyway,
28:16
Speaker 2: and then they'll see, yeah, but I wasn't as sick.
28:18
Speaker 2: How the hell do you know you never had the flu?
28:21
Speaker 2: You just keep getting the flu shot. It's just a
28:24
Speaker 2: giant sigh up of bullshit constantly, and people telling you things,
28:30
Speaker 2: and for some reason you believe them.
28:33
Speaker 1: I don't know.
28:34
Speaker 2: I don't know when we as Americans, as humans became
28:38
Speaker 2: so uninterested in asking questions. When someone gives me something
28:43
Speaker 2: and says, hey, do you know about bup up up
28:46
Speaker 2: up up? Whatever it is? No, I don't I'll read
28:48
Speaker 2: into that. No, no, no, just here here it is this
28:51
Speaker 2: what it is? No, I think i'll I'll read into it.
28:54
Speaker 2: I think I'll take a look for myself and see
28:56
Speaker 2: what I can find out. So the CDC.
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Speaker 3: Just this, I guess it's this past week.
29:02
Speaker 2: I want to look at this. We released on the
29:04
Speaker 2: twenty first, but I follow this account. It's called Sudden
29:07
Speaker 2: and Unexpected, and they posted these results. I got them
29:11
Speaker 2: here just in case you're watching. It's fifty years later, right,
29:15
Speaker 2: and I'll put these up on the screen too, because
29:17
Speaker 2: I actually do have them for the screen. Hang on,
29:21
Speaker 2: so you guys can see them as I'm talking about it. Okay,
29:25
Speaker 2: So fifty years later, the CDC admits the polio vaccine
29:30
Speaker 2: was tainted with SB forty, a cancer causing virus from
29:35
Speaker 2: monkey cells. Up to thirty million Americans received it. Coincidentally,
29:42
Speaker 2: cancer rates exploded in the following decades. Today's vaccines totally safe,
29:47
Speaker 2: they promised. The pattern is clear. In the nineteen fifties
29:51
Speaker 2: to early nineteen sixties, millions of doses of polio vaccine
29:55
Speaker 2: were injected and given orally were contaminated with the SV forty,
29:59
Speaker 2: a virus from monkey kidney cells that were used to
30:02
Speaker 2: grow the vaccine. The CDC estimates ten to thirty million
30:06
Speaker 2: americans received this SV forty contaminated polio vaccine. The SV
30:12
Speaker 2: forty has been found in certain human cancers, brain, bone, long,
30:16
Speaker 2: but the CDC and most official sources say the evidence
30:20
Speaker 2: does not prove that it causes cancer in humans, though
30:23
Speaker 2: some studies show conflicting results, with more research being needed.
30:28
Speaker 2: The contamination was discovered in nineteen sixty, but contaminated lots
30:33
Speaker 2: continued to be used for a quick so let's just
30:37
Speaker 2: do a quick recap. Our vaccine has been contaminated. We
30:41
Speaker 2: know that, but we made a lot of it. So
30:43
Speaker 2: we're just going to keep giving it out and see
30:45
Speaker 2: how this all shakes out in the end. Are you
30:49
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? This isn't up for to be
30:51
Speaker 2: out on the CDC's website for you to read. Problem is,
30:55
Speaker 2: most people aren't reading the CDC and they're not obsessed
30:57
Speaker 2: with this stuff like we are. So the problem is
31:00
Speaker 2: is that they don't know this, and so then they
31:02
Speaker 2: get these weird cancers and they're like, oh, there's no
31:04
Speaker 2: history of cancer in my family. I have no idea
31:06
Speaker 2: why I have this. Meanwhile, yes, you do know why
31:10
Speaker 2: you have it. You have it because you took this
31:12
Speaker 2: terrible vaccine. And now we're in a situation where you
31:16
Speaker 2: are suffering so much worse and you have to go
31:18
Speaker 2: back to the same medical system that made you have
31:21
Speaker 2: this problem in the first place. And guess what they're
31:23
Speaker 2: gonna make off of you money because now you have
31:26
Speaker 2: to be in the hospital. Now you need treatment for cancer.
31:30
Speaker 2: Oh and guess what the cancer treatments are gonna give you.
31:32
Speaker 2: It's gonna kill everything in your body along with the cancer.
31:35
Speaker 2: So you're gonna be far worse off than you were
31:37
Speaker 2: before you had any of it. These are the moments
31:42
Speaker 2: when they come to you and you're holding your brand
31:44
Speaker 2: new baby in your arms and they tell you need
31:46
Speaker 2: twenty seven vaccines that you can tell them, no, thank you,
31:50
Speaker 2: have a nice day. And that's the thing too, Like
31:53
Speaker 2: my kids don't get any of these vaccines. They had
31:55
Speaker 2: the MMR. I don't know that I would give them
31:58
Speaker 2: the MMR today because I don't know what the hell
32:00
Speaker 2: is in it. I don't trust them not to do
32:03
Speaker 2: the wrong thing and not to put the things into
32:05
Speaker 2: the vaccines that we clearly know they don't need. So
32:10
Speaker 2: full story, full wrap up here. There's a lot of
32:14
Speaker 2: uncomfortable things going on in our news. There's a lot
32:17
Speaker 2: of uncomfortable things going on in our world. There's a
32:19
Speaker 2: lot of uncomfortable things going on in our day to
32:22
Speaker 2: day lives. But if we don't start to sack up
32:26
Speaker 2: and make those guys who storm the beaches of Normandy
32:28
Speaker 2: proud and have real conversations that their fight allows us
32:33
Speaker 2: to have, we're gonna lose it. We're gonna lose it all.
32:37
Speaker 2: Whether we're talking about the save ACT or COVID or
32:41
Speaker 2: sex trafficking or transgender or race issues. They're all uncomfortable.
32:46
Speaker 2: They all are difficult to have to hear, and you
32:50
Speaker 2: know what, I get it, But I'm okay with having them.
32:53
Speaker 2: And if you want to scream and yell, that's fine.
32:55
Speaker 2: I can scream and yelle too. We'll get a lot
32:57
Speaker 2: less accomplished. But it would it would serve the purpose
33:01
Speaker 2: right to have a conversation and say, why are you
33:04
Speaker 2: saying what you're saying, Why are you arguing what you're arguing,
33:08
Speaker 2: and how does this make sense? How does it help
33:11
Speaker 2: anybody to still be talking about COVID global pandemics wearing masks?
33:17
Speaker 2: I mean, when I see somebody wearing a mask in
33:20
Speaker 2: their car alone, I actually feel sad for them. I mean,
33:24
Speaker 2: I still call them a moron, but I feel bad
33:25
Speaker 2: for them. I'm like, wow, you have You've got a
33:28
Speaker 2: real mental psychosis, like they got in your head and
33:32
Speaker 2: you actually think this is real. It's so scary. We're
33:38
Speaker 2: gonna keep covering it because we care here and we
33:40
Speaker 2: don't mind offending people, and we don't mind raising our
33:42
Speaker 2: voices and having confrontations. So yay, this is Linda McLaughlin.
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33:49
Speaker 2: recap dot com, at Rogue Recap at Linda Mick. Be safe,
33:53
Speaker 2: Please pray for our troops. I'm so worried about them.
33:56
Speaker 2: I'm worried about what's going on with Aroan, another issue
33:58
Speaker 2: people aren't talking about and have no idea what's going
34:00
Speaker 2: on there either. But there's a lot of developments happening,
34:04
Speaker 2: and I think if we start bombing, you know, Pickaxe
34:06
Speaker 2: Mountain and looking into nuclear uranium and things like that
34:11
Speaker 2: and dust that's still left in these mountains, I think
34:13
Speaker 2: we're I think we're looking at something very long term
34:16
Speaker 2: and scary for the United States of America and the world.
34:19
Speaker 2: So let's make sure we're praying for our government to
34:22
Speaker 2: make the right decisions and for our troops to be
34:24
Speaker 2: safe out there. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody, good night,