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University Lecturer Calls For The Murder Of Trump Voters (Ep.61) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning and welcome to Bongina Report Early Edition.
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Speaker 2: I'm your host, Avita.
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Speaker 1: A Kansas University lecturer calls for the killing of men
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Speaker 1: who don't vote for Kamala. Arizona universities hand student information
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Speaker 1: over to the Kamala campaign. Colorado Supreme Court tosses out
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Speaker 1: a lawsuit against a baker who refused to make a
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Speaker 1: cake that.
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Speaker 2: Violated his conscience.
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Speaker 1: Tim Walz and Doug Emhoff walk off without paying for
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Speaker 1: their coffees. Kamala Harris decries hurricane disinformation on CNN. FEMA
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Speaker 1: spent $ 12 million on increasing equity in disaster responses. Brandon
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Speaker 1: Johnson uses his race as a shield from criticism. And
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Speaker 1: Reddit shuts down a message board dedicated to uncovering the
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Speaker 1: truth about the first assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life.
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Speaker 1: All this on Bongina Report, early edition. One of the
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Speaker 1: biggest forces poisoning our society is the university system. For
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Speaker 1: decades now, the university system has been overrun by Marxists
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Speaker 1: who have installed fake fields of study based on left-wing
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Speaker 1: ideology and at the same time banished any academic who
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Speaker 1: disagrees with them and bullies into silence any student who
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Speaker 1: they deem to be a thought criminal. And that's why
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Speaker 1: this story from yesterday didn't shock me in the slightest.
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Speaker 1: A Kansas university lecturer The named Philip Lowcock has exposed
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Speaker 1: was exposed on camera calling for the death of any
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Speaker 1: man who dares not cast a vote for Kamala Harris.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen.
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Speaker 3: Guys are smarter than girls. You got some serious problems.
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Speaker 3: That's what frustrates me. There are going to be some
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Speaker 3: males in our society that will refuse to vote for
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Speaker 3: a potential female president because they don't think females are
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Speaker 3: smart enough to be president. We could line all those
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Speaker 3: guys up and shoot them. They clearly don't understand the
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Speaker 3: way the world works. Did I say that? Scratch that
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Speaker 3: from the recording. I don't want the deans hearing that
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Speaker 3: I said that.
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Speaker 2: We can line up all those guys and shoot them.
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Speaker 2: This is what leftists do.
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Speaker 1: It's all about compassion and love and peace until you
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Speaker 1: disagree with them, and then they want to kill you. Now,
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Speaker 1: the University of Kansas has come out and said that
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Speaker 1: the instructor has been placed on administrative leave, but in
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Speaker 1: their statement, the university made sure to defend the intentions
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Speaker 1: of the lecturer who called for the killing of people
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Speaker 1: who don't support Kamala, writing, his intent was to emphasize
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Speaker 1: his advocacy for women's rights and equality.
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Speaker 2: And he recognizes he did a poor job of doing so.
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Speaker 2: That's from the university.
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Speaker 1: Speaking for this guy who called for the death of
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Speaker 1: any man who doesn't vote for Kamala. Do you think
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Speaker 1: that if the roles are reversed and a professor called
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Speaker 1: for the deaths of women who don't vote for Trump,
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Speaker 1: the university would come out and say, oh yeah, don't
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Speaker 1: worry guys, he didn't mean it.
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Speaker 2: Drop a comment, yes or no.
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Speaker 1: The answer is absolutely not. They would never defend a
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Speaker 1: pro-Trump professor if the roles were reversed.
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Speaker 2: And these aren't just misguided people.
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Speaker 1: They aren't captured by a wrong-headed ideology. No, they're captured
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Speaker 1: by an evil ideology that has caused unspeakable horrors in
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Speaker 1: recent history. I want to share with you all something
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Speaker 1: kind of personal. My family survived the Spanish Civil War
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Speaker 1: in the 1930s. Spanish Civil War was a bloody three-year
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Speaker 1: conflict spanning from 1936 to 1939, in which communists massacred
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Speaker 1: Catholics because the church's doctrine and its head, Jesus Christ,
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Speaker 1: stood in opposition to their ideology and authority. In the 1930s,
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Speaker 1: virtually the entire Spanish government was run by left-wing anti-religious
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Speaker 1: radicals who called themselves Republicans, and not in the way
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Speaker 1: that we think of Republicans today in America. These so-called
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Speaker 1: Republican communist radicals engaged in the widespread persecution of Spanish intellectuals,
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Speaker 1: the upper class, devout Catholics, and clerics. In the run-up
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Speaker 1: to the Civil War, the Republicans began their campaign of
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Speaker 1: religious persecution with simply anti-religious policies, such as banning all
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Speaker 1: religious schools, removing crucifixes from the classroom. And then they
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Speaker 1: deemed all religious marriages invalid in the eyes of the state.
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Speaker 1: Anti-church propaganda eventually escalated from smear campaigns to the burning
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Speaker 1: of churches and mass executions of Catholic religious and lay
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Speaker 1: people by the end of the war. Properties were seized
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Speaker 1: and stolen, and conservatives were convicted of crimes in kangaroo
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Speaker 1: court rulings, leading to unjust executions. My great-grandmother and great-grandfather
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Speaker 1: lived through the war.
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Speaker 2: This is my great-grandmother. And they were.
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Speaker 1: Middle-class Catholic intellectuals and vocal opponents of communism. So it's
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Speaker 1: no surprise that they were primary targets of the Republican aggression.
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Speaker 1: My grandmother in particular was considered a threat to the
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Speaker 1: Republicans because she was a prolific writer who poured her
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Speaker 1: thoughts on medicine, politics, and Catholicism into hundreds of articles
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Speaker 1: during the lead up to the war. My great-grandfather was
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Speaker 1: the sub-director of a large metal company in Madrid. He
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Speaker 1: wasn't rich, But he did have a little piece of land.
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Speaker 2: Outside of Madrid.
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Speaker 1: So during the war, my great-grandfather was captured by Republicans who,
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Speaker 1: following a kangaroo court proceeding, had him incarcerated. At the time,
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Speaker 1: the communists made prisons out of anything, and my great-grandfather
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Speaker 1: was imprisoned in a building in Madrid with three of
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Speaker 1: his friends, one of whom was a priest. In the
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Speaker 1: middle of the war, for reasons that still our family
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Speaker 1: doesn't know, the communists ordered that my great-grandfather and his
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Speaker 1: fellow inmates be released. My great-grandfather took his release papers
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Speaker 1: and left immediately without picking up his belongings, and then
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Speaker 1: he went into hiding for the remainder of the war.
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Speaker 1: And the other three prisoners, when they went to collect
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Speaker 1: their belongings, they.
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Speaker 2: Were confiscated before they entered prison.
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Speaker 1: My great-grandfather would later learn that all three of them
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Speaker 1: were executed when they went to pick up their things.
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Speaker 1: During this time, my great-grandmother did not know if her
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Speaker 1: husband was captured or escaped, dead or alive.
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Speaker 2: But she lived in fear.
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Speaker 1: That the Republicans would come for her too, so in
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Speaker 1: the dead of night, she left her home in Madrid,
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Speaker 1: escaping on a midnight train with her four children, aged one, two, three,
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Speaker 1: and four, and her typewriter. And she lived out the
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Speaker 1: remainder of the war with her children and father in
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Speaker 1: a rented room in Santander. My great-grandparents suffered greatly in
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Speaker 1: the war.
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Speaker 2: They lost their house, they lost.
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Speaker 1: Their savings, their possessions, and even each other, only reuniting
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Speaker 1: when the war was over in 1939.
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Speaker 2: But even greater victims.
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Speaker 1: Of the war were the countless religious people. One of
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Speaker 1: my great-grandmother's extended family members was a priest. He was
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Speaker 1: captured by communists and was forced to dig his own grave.
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Speaker 1: He stood before a firing squad on the edge of
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Speaker 1: his self-dug grave, and when the squad fired, They only
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Speaker 1: grazed his arm. And so he begged the men to
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Speaker 1: shoot him, but instead, his executioners.
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Speaker 2: Buried him alive.
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Speaker 1: By the end of the war, it reported 13 bishops,
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Speaker 1: over 4,000 priests, 2,000, over 2,000 monks and friars, and
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Speaker 1: over 200 nuns and sisters, and a number of lay
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Speaker 1: people were killed by the communists. And I know that
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Speaker 1: was a little bit of a long personal family story,
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Speaker 1: But I'm telling you all this because the intolerance on
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Speaker 1: the left in America is increasingly similar to the persecution
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Speaker 1: of Christians and the crackdown on dissent, the abandonment of
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Speaker 1: our values here in America. And if you think it
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Speaker 1: won't happen here.
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Speaker 2: You are mistaken.
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Speaker 1: And authoritarian left-wing governments thought criminals die. This Kansas University
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Speaker 1: professor isn't just some guy. He's part of a broader
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Speaker 1: movement that Dates back decades.
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Speaker 2: I've seen it myself.
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Speaker 1: At the University of Chicago, one of my left-wing peers
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Speaker 1: said that because I oppose socialism, I got canceled. He said,
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Speaker 1: because I oppose socialism, I'm entitled to a brick wall,
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Speaker 1: meaning I should be shot.
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Speaker 2: I don't even know this kid. Never met him.
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Speaker 1: But he said this on a public platform online, calling
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Speaker 1: for my death. For a lot of normal Americans, it's
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Speaker 1: really hard to comprehend just how unhinged left-wing radicals are,
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Speaker 1: just how far they'll go. Morals and standards do not
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Speaker 1: matter to them, and that is what's so important to understand.
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Speaker 1: They will do absolutely anything in the name of progress,
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Speaker 1: including murder.
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Speaker 2: And again, the.
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Speaker 1: University system is spewing this poison. They are the facilitators
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Speaker 1: of it. And they're also interfering in this election. Which
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Speaker 1: brings me to my next story that students at Arizona
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Speaker 1: State University, the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University
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Speaker 1: reportedly all received texts from the Kamala Harris campaign encouraging
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Speaker 1: them to register to vote and to vote for Kamala.
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Speaker 1: And Northern Arizona University president for communications told the New
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Speaker 1: York Post that, quote, we receive these types of requests
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Speaker 1: many times throughout the year and the requester must pay for.
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Speaker 2: The data they ask for.
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Speaker 1: So apparently schools in Arizona are selling data to the
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Speaker 1: Kamala campaign.
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Speaker 2: And again, Arizona is a swing state.
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Speaker 1: Universities are not truth-seeking institutions anymore. They are activist organizations.
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Speaker 1: They are very, very partisan and, again, like I said, cancerous.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of left-wing intolerance, per the New York Post, a
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Speaker 1: Colorado Supreme Court tossed out a lawsuit against a baker
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Speaker 1: who refused to make a cake for a trans woman.
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Speaker 2: That's per the New York Post.
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Speaker 1: A couple of problems with this headline that we're going
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Speaker 1: to talk about. The first problem is that it's not
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Speaker 1: a trans woman. It's a trans-identifying man. And second, as
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Speaker 1: Molly Hemingway, my former boss, points out, the baker politely
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Speaker 1: declined to make the cake, depicting raw sex acts and
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Speaker 1: Satan smoking a joint.
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Speaker 2: Yes, a man claiming he was a woman.
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Speaker 1: Made the request, but it was harassment, not a real request,
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Speaker 1: but Colorado persecuted.
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Speaker 2: The baker anyway.
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Speaker 1: There is.
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Speaker 2: No agreeing to disagree with the left.
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Speaker 1: If you don't believe in the same things that they do,
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Speaker 1: they will destroy you.
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Speaker 2: Or at least they'll try to.
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Speaker 1: You know another pattern that you see with left-wingers?
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Speaker 2: It's that they're posers.
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Speaker 1: In George Orwell's book, The Road to Wigan Pier, Orwell
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Speaker 1: famously criticized the British socialist movement, especially the communist wing
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Speaker 1: of the movement, and said that they were really out
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Speaker 1: of touch with working class people. He wrote, Quote, the
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Speaker 1: typical socialist is not a tremulous old lady's image, a
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Speaker 1: ferocious-looking working man with greasy overalls and a raucous voice.
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Speaker 1: He's either a youthful snob Bolshevik or, still more typically,
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Speaker 1: a prim little man with a white-collar job, usually a
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Speaker 1: secret teetotaller and often with vegetarian leanings. So in the book,
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Speaker 1: Orwell essentially argues that many leftists are disconnected from the
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Speaker 1: realities of working class life and more concerned with abstract
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Speaker 1: ideology than the practical needs of the poor. And he
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Speaker 1: pointed out that the hypocrisy of left-wing intellectuals who advocated
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Speaker 1: for the proletariat but often had no real understanding of
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Speaker 1: or connection to their lives. And you all know our
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Speaker 1: favorite communist sympathizer Tim Walz fits this description to a T.
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Speaker 1: He wants to believe that he's this down-to-earth, Midwestern guy
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Speaker 1: who's super concerned with the issues of working-class Americans. But
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Speaker 1: I want you to watch what happens when Tim Walz
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Speaker 1: and Doug Emhoff visit a coffee shop. And I think
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Speaker 1: that this interaction really indicates that Tim Walz is much
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Speaker 1: more like the communist that Orwell observed and talked about
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Speaker 1: in Road to Wigan Pier.
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Speaker 4: Thank you so, so much.
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Speaker 2: And someone will be up here today.
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Speaker 5: Right?
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Speaker 3: Well, no, like, he's coming.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much. So if you're listening....
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Speaker 1: Essentially, Tim Walz, Doug Emhoff, they get their coffee and
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Speaker 1: they just leave.
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Speaker 2: They don't pay.
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Speaker 1: And then you have Tim Walz's daughter come in and say,
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Speaker 1: oh yeah, one of the handlers will be here to
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Speaker 1: pay for that. And it's a small interaction, but I
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Speaker 1: think it speaks volumes. Kamala Harris, Doug Emhoff, Tim Walz,
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, name any Democrat politician. They don't
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Speaker 1: give a crap about the working class. They're completely removed
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Speaker 1: from it. And the worst part is that when the
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Speaker 1: elites do implement equity in the name of the people
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Speaker 1: that they claim to speak for, it has always consistently
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Speaker 1: led to unspeakable.
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Speaker 2: Horrors, like in the Spanish Civil War.
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Speaker 1: When Tim Walz installs a potential CCP asset in his
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Speaker 1: Minnesota administration, travels to China, fawns over China, accepts speaking
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Speaker 1: engagements with CCP influence organizations, and advocates for dismantling free
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Speaker 1: speech in America, It's not folksy and cute.
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Speaker 2: It's disturbing.
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Speaker 1: And it's reflective of a history we don't want to
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Speaker 1: see play out here in America. Speaking of out-of-touch leftists,
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Speaker 1: you all know how incredibly devastating Hurricane Helene has been.
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Speaker 6: But don't worry.
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Speaker 2: The government is here to help. Scratch that.
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Speaker 1: No, just to prevent regular citizens from actually helping and
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Speaker 1: then offering victims a measly $ 750 that many of them
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Speaker 1: aren't even getting. Here is a report from a North
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Speaker 1: Carolina mayor explaining that his own daughter applied for Kamala
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Speaker 1: $ 750 of FEMA payments and was denied.
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Speaker 7: Literally, what is FEMA? So my daughter, whose house got
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Speaker 7: completely wiped out, she has no flood insurance, meets with
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Speaker 7: a FEMA person, applies for everything she gets, doesn't get
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Speaker 7: the $ 750 that Kamala says that she's supposed to get,
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Speaker 7: gets approved for $ 300 for personal items. What is that
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Speaker 7: going to do? That's literally what she got. Her entire
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Speaker 7: first floor is wiped out. We hauled everything off. It's gone.
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Speaker 7: So what is FEMA? And being a mayor.
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Speaker 2: So they didn't even give her the full $ 750.
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Speaker 7: They didn't even give her $ 750. Denied the $ 750.
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Speaker 2: They gave her $ 300.
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Speaker 7: They gave her $ 300. That won't even cover what's in
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Speaker 7: the refrigerator.
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Speaker 1: This is why regular citizens are standing up and doing
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Speaker 1: the work themselves. A grassroots group known as the Savage
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Speaker 1: Freedoms Relief Operation is founded by a North Carolina native
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Speaker 1: and an Army Special Forces veteran, say they're mainly concerned
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Speaker 1: about black bears and FEMA, which keeps getting in their
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Speaker 1: way as they're trying to protect and save people in
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Speaker 1: North Carolina. Here is a video of a Savage Freedoms
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Speaker 1: member explaining what they're doing, what they're trying to accomplish.
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Speaker 8: When this area got hit and I saw what was happening,
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Speaker 8: I diverted down here to run air operations for what
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Speaker 8: Savage Freedoms is doing. We're staging out of a business
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Speaker 8: that just got massacred, but they're giving us the property
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Speaker 8: to work at an emergency operations center out of here.
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Speaker 8: This mission out here has slowly turned into the recovery
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Speaker 8: aspect of it. So today alone, we've had numerous supply
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Speaker 8: runs with requests from medical supplies to O2 to personnel
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Speaker 8: rescue to recons in the areas we haven't been yet.
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Speaker 8: Resupplies are going into the regions that cannot be accessible
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Speaker 8: by ground and some of that is even by horseback
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Speaker 8: or UTVs. The bridges are blown so our recon teams
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Speaker 8: are telling us where we can and cannot send vehicles
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Speaker 8: and we're dropping birds right on top of them with
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Speaker 8: resupplies or reaching.
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Speaker 4: Out even further.
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Speaker 8: We are communicating via Starlink. Let's be very clear, this
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Speaker 8: region of the world is talking because of Starlink and SpaceX.
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Speaker 8: So that's what's happening here outside of Asheville.
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Speaker 6: North Carolina.
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Speaker 1: Now the group says that they're wary of FEMA because
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Speaker 1: earlier in the week, FEMA tried to encourage the group
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Speaker 1: to shut down operations and evacuate the area. And of course,
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Speaker 1: they didn't do that. as FEMA's response to the hurricane
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Speaker 1: has been slow and inadequate, and the people of North
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Speaker 1: Carolina need them.
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Speaker 2: This is a veteran and.
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Speaker 1: A volunteer pilot in western North Carolina discussing why Americans
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Speaker 1: cannot rely on the government.
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Speaker 4: There is a.
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Speaker 5: Complete and utter lack of federal government response. We think
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Speaker 5: whoever's in charge right now flew by yesterday through the TFR.
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Speaker 5: I've seen nobody on the ground. Ivanka Trump came yesterday,
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Speaker 5: talked to us. Elon Musk has been here talking to us.
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Speaker 5: Glenn Beck is here now talking to us. I've seen
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Speaker 5: no one from the federal government to help out at all. Nobody.
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Speaker 4: To be 100% honest, the rest.
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Speaker 5: Of the country, I want them to know normal, everyday
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Speaker 5: Americans make the difference. Don't depend on the federal government.
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Speaker 5: They're not here to help you.
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Speaker 2: Community.
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Speaker 1: People acting out of the goodness of their hearts. That's
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Speaker 1: who we can rely on and should rely on in
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Speaker 1: times like this. Government's completely useless. But if you dare
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Speaker 1: criticize the government's response, despite the billions of dollars that
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Speaker 1: we give to them, like trillions, you're labeled a spreader
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Speaker 1: of mis- and disinformation. Here is Kamala on CNN saying
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Speaker 1: that one of the biggest issues facing the government's relief
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Speaker 1: efforts is disinformation. And then, of course, she also insinuates
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Speaker 1: that the disinfo is.
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Speaker 2: Actually coming from Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: Yes, somehow this whole hurricane response failure from the Biden
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Speaker 1: admin is actually Trump's fault.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen.
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Speaker 6: It is dangerous. It is unconscionable, frankly, that anyone who
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Speaker 6: would consider themselves a leader would mislead desperate people. to
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Speaker 6: the point that those desperate people would not receive the
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Speaker 6: aid to which they are entitled. And that's why I
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Speaker 6: call it dangerous. And we all know it's dangerous. And
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Speaker 6: the gamesmanship has to stop. At some point, the politics
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Speaker 6: have to end, especially in a moment of crisis.
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Speaker 1: Let's be clear about what she's calling disinformation. It's supposedly
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Speaker 1: disinformation to say that the government is doing a bad
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Speaker 1: job because that somehow prevents people from getting help.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 1: The government is preventing people from getting help. We have
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Speaker 1: firsthand accounts testifying that the government has been slow and
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Speaker 1: unhelpful in the wake of Hurricane Helene. And not only that,
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Speaker 1: but they prevented regular citizens from acting, from actually doing
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Speaker 1: the job, helping their neighbors, helping their fellow Americans. Elon
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Speaker 1: Musk has said that FEMA has gotten in the way
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Speaker 1: of Starlink's efforts.
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Speaker 2: What is the disinformation?
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Speaker 1: Notice that Kamala doesn't actually cite anything.
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Speaker 7: She can't.
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Speaker 1: It's just information she doesn't like.
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Speaker 2: There is no disinformation.
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Speaker 1: And let's be clear about something else. Kamala has never
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Speaker 1: taken an interest in hurricane preparedness until she started running
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Speaker 1: for president. FEMA has meetings with the White House during
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Speaker 1: had meetings with the White House during the Trump administration.
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Speaker 1: And Mike Pence was always involved. Kamala, by contrast, has
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Speaker 1: not participated in any of the Biden admins hurricane preparedness
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Speaker 1: meetings until this year.
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Speaker 2: Do you know how I know?
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Speaker 1: FEMA, just like the rest of the federal government, is
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Speaker 1: fully mismanaged and committed to neo-Marxism? This report from the
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Speaker 1: Daily Caller. In May 2023, FEMA launched a $ 12 million
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Speaker 1: grant program designed to increase equity in disaster responses by
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Speaker 1: making greater investments in communities with high concentrations of racial
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Speaker 1: and sexual minorities. FEMA's 2023 Regional Catastrophic Preparedness Grant Program
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Speaker 1: sought to disperse multi-million dollar grants designed to bolster disaster
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Speaker 1: preparedness equity for what is called, quote, undeserved communities, a
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Speaker 1: label later defined in grant documents as populations sharing a
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Speaker 1: particular characteristic as well as geographic communities who have been
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Speaker 1: systematically denied a full opportunity to participate in aspects of economic, social,
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Speaker 1: and civic life. And examples of those groups cited in
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Speaker 1: the FEMA documents include African Americans, Hispanics, Middle Easterners, LGBT people,
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Speaker 1: and people living in.
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Speaker 2: Rural areas, among others.
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Speaker 1: And I played the video last week of Kamala discussing
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Speaker 1: how disaster preparedness should be based on equity. But I
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Speaker 1: want to remind you guys of this soundbite.
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Speaker 2: Should black people get reparations?
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Speaker 6: I think there has to be some form of reparations
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Speaker 6: and we can discuss what that is.
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Speaker 1: She wants reparations.
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Speaker 2: Reparations.
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Speaker 1: That level of redistribution based on race, in any of
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Speaker 1: its forms, ends in disaster.
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Speaker 2: It ends in bloodshed.
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Speaker 1: You know what else really gets me about neo-Marxism? The
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Speaker 1: way that it allows black and brown leftists to use
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Speaker 1: their race as some kind of impenetrable shield against Here
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Speaker 1: is Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson accusing a reporter of racism
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Speaker 1: for questioning his trip to a Chicago Bears football game
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Speaker 1: in London.
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Speaker 2: Take a listen.
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Speaker 4: Mayor, is this a good week to go to London
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Speaker 4: for a Bears game?
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Speaker 2: And also, who's going to pay for that trip?
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 2: All right.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to London to attract business to Chicago.
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Speaker 6: Sure.
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Speaker 1: Okay?
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Speaker 7: Okay.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to London to attract business in Chicago. Hold
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Speaker 4: on a second. Because you already know the answer to that.
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Speaker 4: But I just want to make sure that you do
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Speaker 4: the people of Chicago service. Because I have to be
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Speaker 4: very honest with you. It's pretty jacked up the way
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Speaker 4: you framed that.
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Speaker 3: It is.
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Speaker 5: It is.
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Speaker 4: It's disrespectful and condescending that the black man is going
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Speaker 4: to London for a game. It's disrespectful.
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Speaker 1: It is.
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Speaker 4: It is.
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Speaker 1: It's not racist to ask why your mayor is taking
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Speaker 1: trips to London while your city is overrun by illegals
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Speaker 1: and people are getting shot in the streets. Disgusting of
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Speaker 1: him to use race that way. This kind of moral
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Speaker 1: blackmail and speech policing is so typical of the left.
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Speaker 1: It's their go-to weapon against any kind of criticism. Speaking of,
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Speaker 1: a forum dedicated to sharing information about would-be assassins Thomas
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Speaker 1: Crooks has been banned by Reddit. Reddit said that it
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Speaker 1: banned the Thomas Crooks subreddit because it violated Reddit's rules
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Speaker 1: against posting violent content. Now, all the posts on the
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Speaker 1: thread pertain to seeking answers and sharing information about the
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Speaker 1: assassination attempt. Questions about Crooks, security failures that day, and
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Speaker 1: whether the attempt was an inside job were all discussed
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Speaker 1: before the ban. And notably, Reddit did not provide an
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Speaker 1: example of the content, the violent content, supposedly shared that
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Speaker 1: went against the company's policies.
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Speaker 2: And we also know that Google and.
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Speaker 1: Facebook have suppressed the first assassination attempt story as well.
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Speaker 1: Google scrubbed the assassination attempt from its autocomplete search engine.
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Speaker 1: And Facebook warned against sharing photographs of President Trump raising
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Speaker 1: his fist in the air after being shot at, falsely
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Speaker 1: accusing Facebook that they were AI-generated, these photos.
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Speaker 2: Of course, they weren't. Trump actually did that.
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Speaker 1: Trump put his fist in the air and said, fight, fight, fight,
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Speaker 1: after getting shot at and hit. Similar to Reddit's excuse
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Speaker 1: to ban the forum, Google and Facebook also cited violent
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Speaker 1: content violations. So very similar tactics being used across these platforms.
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Speaker 1: And we all know that the permanent state has sought
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Speaker 1: to remove Trump by any means necessary, from the fabrication
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Speaker 1: surrounding Russia collusion, to the suppression of the Hunter Biden
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Speaker 1: laptop story, to the endless legal assaults and media manipulation.
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Speaker 2: Their intent is clear.
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Speaker 1: Now, disturbing evidence suggests that the second assassination attempt on
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Speaker 1: Trump's life involves an intelligence asset, the allegations against Ryan Ralph,
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Speaker 1: the strange history that he's had in the Middle East,
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Speaker 1: and I'm sorry, in Ukraine, and recruiting Taliban fighters, all
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Speaker 1: very odd, orchestrating visa scams. Mike Benz has talked about this.
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Speaker 1: And this is further compounded by the alarming security failures
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Speaker 1: surrounding the first assassination attempt. The secrecy enveloping the investigation
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Speaker 1: also speaks volumes. Trump is undeniably viewed as a threat,
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Speaker 1: a thought criminal by those in power. The left has
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Speaker 1: gone to extraordinary lengths to delegitimize his presidency, employing tactics
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Speaker 1: that brazenly disregard the rules to manipulate the public and
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Speaker 1: weaponize the government. But what stands out most is the
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Speaker 1: pattern of intimidation, the bullying, the threats, the weaponization of
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Speaker 1: the law and censorship. These are symptoms of something far
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Speaker 1: more dangerous and bigger than just Trump. The overreaction to
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Speaker 1: criticisms of FEMA, for instance, reveals a deeper agenda at play.
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Speaker 1: An agenda determined to silence dissent at all costs. Throughout history,
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Speaker 1: those branded as stock criminals have been targeted for suppression
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Speaker 1: just as Christians were during the Spanish Civil War. During
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Speaker 1: the chaos of 2020, we witnessed churches burned by Marxists,
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Speaker 1: pro-life pregnancy centers torched by pro-abortion terrorists after the overturning
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Speaker 1: of Roe. Meanwhile, peaceful Christian pro-lifers have faced raids, excessive fines,
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Speaker 1: and imprisonment. Surveillance techniques once reserved for foreign threats are now.
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Speaker 2: Being used on traditional Catholics.
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Speaker 1: And this isn't because the FBI truly believes that traditional
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Speaker 1: Catholics are racist, but because Catholics and Christians in general
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Speaker 1: challenged the foundations of authoritarianism, which is what the communists
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Speaker 1: in Spain knew and feared.
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Speaker 2: Christians by their very nature pose.
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Speaker 1: A threat to any irreligious autocratic regime because they're not
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Speaker 1: beholden to any state authority that violates their conscience. Those
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Speaker 1: who strive to uphold America's founding principles, starting with the
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Speaker 1: defense of life and liberty, are seen as enemies of
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Speaker 1: the state. And this is why history is so important.
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Speaker 1: Because if it's taught us anything, it's that the left-wing
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Speaker 1: ideology poisoning American culture and the authoritarian liberties taken by
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Speaker 1: our government lead to violent, deadly consequences.
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