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James Bialota: Justice Reform, Government Integrity, and the Calkins Ranch Saga · Scene Projects Sports Network

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  The following program is part of the Patriot Broadcasting Project brought to you by the seed
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  projects podcast network.
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  Well, welcome in to the Patriot Broadcasting Project.
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  I am your host, Bubba Starts, and with me today is US congressional candidate James Bayoletta.
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  James, welcome to the show.
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  James, can you hear me?
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  Lag issue.
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  Yeah.
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  You hear me?
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  I can hear you now.
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  Fantastic.
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  Well, I wanted to, to have you on the show.
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  You caused quite a stir recently in the Rapid City area, speaking out against some of these,
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  you know, city council members who are not only pushing some things that I don't think a lot of
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  citizens want, but they're also on the take.
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  And you kind of expose that by by taking yourself into the city council meetings and
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  using your your rights as a citizen to get out there and speak before their minutes.
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  But what I found very interesting is the clip that I saw where they actually had you removed
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  from the meeting.
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  So it's obvious what your motivations, will be for running for this US congress seat that we
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  have, our one representative from the state of South Dakota.
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  But, I I wanna give you a chance to kinda speak about maybe some other motivations that you
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  have and a little bit of your or a little bit of your backstory so that our voters here can
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  get to know you.
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  Sure.
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  And thank you very much for having me.
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  So a little bit about myself personally.
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  I'm a US combat disabled vet.
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  When I took my oath to this country, I knew the constitution.
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  We all did.
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  We knew we were putting our lives, blood, sweat, and tears on the line for the
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  constitution.
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  And somehow that is falling away from government.
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  So that's one of my big motivations.
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  The other one is we need justice reform.
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  One, we need to make plea police's jobs easier.
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  We don't need to be sending the same 10 felons back onto the street once a year, period.
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  The other thing is I have a written plan.
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  I'm a financial guru to end the federal income tax in our lifetime.
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  And I'm not gonna lie.
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  It's gonna take about fifteen years.
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  But I have a written plan to end the federal income tax and remove the national debt.
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  So and that's kind of what I'm pushing right now.
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  I think that would be beneficial for everyone in this country.
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  And what's going on is that the city and the county have been tag teaming each other to go
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  after me.
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  And so that's part of this background story we're having to deal with.
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  They're using their powers to go against the constitution.
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  And when people stick up to it, as you see in the video at the county, they threw us out of
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  the meeting.
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  And not for any valid reasons, they said, look.
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  You're exercising your first amendment rights naming names, and they have a problem with
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  that.
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  And Their names are on the
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  tags in front of
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  their seats.
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  Named to increase Right.
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  You you you you couldn't say it any clearer, but they had a real problem in the last meeting
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  where I named county officials who had criminally violated the law, and they don't
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  want the public to know what's going on because it increases their civil liability.
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  How many other people are gonna come out of the woodwork to say, wait a second.
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  They did that to me.
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  That's illegal?
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  And that's what we're sticking up for because I've had a lot of people come up to me, some of
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  the other people that have been on your show that are just screaming about injustices.
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  Like, in one case, I I know you know Tyler.
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  A judge assigned in another case, I watched the judge tell people they did not have the right
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  to an attorney, and no one is standing up for these people.
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  It's been incredible.
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  To do when I get to congress because
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  Yeah.
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  It's if the local power the local powers are fighting here, we need federal oversight.
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  Yes.
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  And, obviously, we've been documenting the the saga of the Calkins Ranch, here on the Patriot
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  Broadcasting Project for quite a while now.
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  And digging into the story, Tyler and I have been friends for twenty plus years.
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  We both obviously working in the music industry, but, he's really been the impetus for
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  me continuing to do more and more, on this side of the fence, right, as a as a podcaster, as a
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  media personality to support the small people.
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  Because all of the news organizations, whether it's print or TV media, are all owned by a very
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  small group of people in the state of South Dakota.
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  And I think that's something that we don't realize as regular citizens.
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  These people are funneling huge money into the city and county officials, which you chronicled
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  in your, you know, in your I think it was the county mission the county commissioner meeting,
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  that these people have all taken money from especially the Liberty Land.
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  You know, these these organizations that are behind pushing these agendas, it takes a
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  considerable less amount of money, I think, to sway politicians in South Dakota than some of
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  the biggest bigger jurisdictions around the country, and they are putting the full weight
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  of what they're doing.
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  And these politicians at the city and state level are lining their pockets while the
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  regular citizens are footing the bill, whether it's in TIFFs, which are, you know, kicking the
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  tax, you know, the tax money down the road and giving these companies significant amounts of
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  tax benefits that are not benefiting our communities whatsoever.
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  And without you bringing attention to it, I may have never realized what was actually going on,
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  but we're dealing with the same thing, here close to us in Yankton with Yankton Thrive, who
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  is also part of the same people that are running the Rapid City Elevate.
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  Right?
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  So you have these large national conglomerates with all the money in the world that are now
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  starting to influence more and more our state and local governments.
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  And without people speaking up like us, James, nothing's ever going to get done.
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  And without people like yourself, who are not just serving your country, and I thank you very
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  much for that, but serving your community and your state by getting out there and running as
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  a candidate for this single US congress seat that we have.
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  James, are you still there?
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  Well, thank you.
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  And, you know, I really wanna say, I wanna thank you because broadcast like yours or
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  informing voters.
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  All the time people ask me, why did my taxes go up?
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  Why did the school close?
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  Why did I lose health care?
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  And then the same people six months earlier go, well, I don't really vote.
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  And so that's something that needs to change.
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  Complaining about it after the fact doesn't help anybody.
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  You gotta get ahead of the problem and affect change when you can.
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  And instances.
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  And I'm quickly finding people are calling me and saying, hey.
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  Can you help me?
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  Can you broadcast this?
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  Can you tell my story to you?
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  And and we're going on.
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  Because as you said it, it's the powers that are funding these candidates who are enacting
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  laws or tips or other policies that only benefit them.
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  And so as a congressman, I represent all the people.
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  I'm a public But if you're a democrat and you say Right.
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  I'm not gonna ignore them.
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  We're we're gonna look at everybody and help everybody.
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  And I think people have forgotten that along the way.
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  Our founding fathers said congress's duty was to listen to the voice of the people, And I
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  don't think that's going on right now.
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  It's really not.
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  People are saying better schools.
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  We want certain things that are going on in our government to stop.
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  And let's and I'll just put it out there right now that I am not in favor of taking away
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  people's rights or people's property rights for business.
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  Now I'm I'm a businessman myself.
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  I own a sporting goods shop.
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  I own real estate.
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  But in no world do I expect somebody else to give up their property so I can make an extra
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  $100.
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  No, James.
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  And, to maintain the integrity of our government should be the highest order of what
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  we are trying to do.
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  Right?
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  And and I think that because our media has been captured not just at the national level, but
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  now we're starting to see at the state and local levels that independent media is our only
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  solution.
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  And that is exactly why they will continue to try and silence people like yourself and
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  eventually people like me.
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  They they better come ready for a fight because we're not going to stop.
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  We know the power that we can yield now, and we're going to continue to do so.
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  Dealing with a little technical difficulties and some lag on this, and I don't want it to
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  degrade the conversation.
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  So, James, what I'd like to do is just kind of, give you a minute to tell everybody where they
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  can, where they can find out more about your platform now, and we're gonna look down the
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  road.
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  I'm gonna be out in the Black Hills later this month.
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  I'd like to get together with you.
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  I'm gonna bring my cameras with me, and I'd like to sit down and do an in person with you
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  if you would be so gracious with that.
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  So we can really get this out here without dealing with, you know, Internet issues or
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  whatever it may be today.
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  So if you take a few seconds, tell people where they can find out more about your campaign,
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  find out more about your platform, and then I'll let you get out of here today, and we can
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  reconvene, later this month again.
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  Yes.
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  And thank you.
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  And I'm sorry about that.
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  We plugged into the Internet.
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  We're obviously having issues.
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  But you can b as in boy, I a l o t a for congress.
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  My personal congressional email for the candidate is jamesbcongress@Yahoo.com.
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  And we're even if you have issues and you provide your phone number, we will try to reach
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  out and help you.
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  And I know that that's not been before, a a triple staffer.
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  And they don't sound interested because they don't have a dog in the fight.
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  I'm here with you.
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  I'm I'm the dog that's in the fight, and and that's what a congressman's job is.
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  It's not just to write laws.
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  It's to help his citizens of his represented area, which is the entire state of South
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  Dakota.
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  And thank you very much.
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  Sorry for the lag issues.
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  We'll go into that a little bit more in a personal interview because oddly enough, the
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  candidates opposing me got a search warrant from reeks of Watergate.
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  So we'll get into a whole lot.
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  Yes.
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  We're going to
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  Thank you for your time, sir.
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  No.
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  And I I thank you, James, for coming on the show and for speaking up for the regular
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  citizens of South Dakota.
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  I I think, especially with our listeners and with a much wider base than that, that your
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  message is going to resonate.
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  And it's our job to make sure that it gets out there and is available for the people as well
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  as all the information that you've been sharing.
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  We'll continue to reshare it on our social media and to keep doing all that we can to
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  protect the rights of our citizens here in South Dakota and in the greatest country ever
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  in history, The United States Of America.
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  Thank you again, James, for being part of the program today.
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  And for everyone else, make sure that you are liking, subscribing these videos, and then
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  sharing them with your fellow citizens as well.
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  We will see you next time on the Patriot broadcasting project.