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Why America Must Reclaim Its Moral Compass | America Unfiltered - Episode 81 · America Unfiltered With James P

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  America, we are back, baby. Welcome to another episode of
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  America Unfiltered with James. Past the ladies, let's dive
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  right into our topics today. Our first topic, I want to talk
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  about Alligator Alcatraz. I've talked really highly about
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  this before. I still think extremely highly
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  of the idea and I'll dive into that in a second, but there is
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  something that I have a problem with.
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  We're not in the moral country. We're not in a country that
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  tortures our prisoners. We're not a country that makes
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  very inhumane conditions for our prisoners.
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  I actually do think some of our prisons should have slightly
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  better conditions. I don't think prison should be
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  good conditions. People who are in jail and
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  committed crimes should have to suffer the consequences of that.
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  But I don't think it should be inhumane or dangerous conditions
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  that can make people die. And that's something we could be
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  seeing with Alligator Alcatraz. I currently live in Southwest
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  Florida. I understand the dangers of
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  hurricanes and we saw just after a not a light rainfall, but a
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  fairly decent rainfall that there was minor flooding at
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  Alligator Alcatraz. This could be a problem when
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  hurricane season really rolls in throughout the season.
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  We're coming into hurricane season right now.
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  So I do think that they need to elevate this.
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  I think they need to try and elevate it by 4 to 5 feet.
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  I don't think they should get rid of it.
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  You hear liberals seeing these videos of the small flooding and
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  saying, oh, we need to get rid of Alligator Alcatraz.
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  People are going to, they're going to flood, they're going to
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  die. But no, we could just elevate
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  it. We can fix that.
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  I think the idea of alligator Alcatraz is good.
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  It's a great deterrent because if you're in a different country
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  and you hear alligator Alcatraz that you're going to be
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  surrounded by Burmese pythons, wild hogs, and you're going to
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  be surrounded by alligators in the Everglades and you're not
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  going to want to break into that country.
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  That's a scary thought. I like the thought of a fear
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  deterrent to protect our sovereignty.
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  That's not a bad idea. It's just I don't want the
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  people who are there to die if they get flooded.
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  That's a very bad scenario. If it gets flooded, the Gators
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  and the pythons are going to be able to get in there.
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  And people are also arguing, oh, what if like Gators just wander
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  in and just start eating prisoners?
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  That's not how it works. If you live in Florida and you
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  know how Gators work, you get swim in the same lake as a Gator
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  as long as you don't intimidate it.
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  The amount of people who die by alligators is few and none
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  unless they're provoking it. One happened recently here in
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  Florida. People were canoeing, but it was
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  argued they provoked it as well. Gators don't really chase you,
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  especially if you run away in a zigzag pattern and they're not
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  going to pursue you in everlasting chase.
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  Burmese pythons, they really need to exterminate.
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  They're trying to exterminate those out of the Everglades.
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  They're very invasive, but they're there as well and
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  they're not going to go out of their ways to attack these
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  prisoners. So all this fear mongering
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  things here like that, ignore it.
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  As someone who lives in Florida has been around these animals
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  multiple times. Literally if I walked outside my
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  house there is a 8 foot Gator in the pond with 20 feet in front
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  of my house. I walk my dog there every day.
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  My dog swims in that pond, it's not a problem.
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  Gators again unless provoked or not that dangerous or unless
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  you're running, you know right through there by them.
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  And if you're trying to escape from Alligator Alcatraz, you'll
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  probably encounter a few of them.
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  This quite a bit out in the Everglades.
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  I don't know if you know about it, but Alligator Alcatraz I do
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  think needs to fix that. I do think it's a great idea.
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  I do think it's a great fear deterrent.
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  I do think it's a great way to contain migrants for a cheaper
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  way than having to pay a massive amount of security salaries,
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  etcetera. But yeah, I don't think America
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  is an inhumane country. I don't think we should allow
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  people to possibly die if a hurricane happens because of
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  flooding and not that is what they would allow.
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  They would obviously prevent that.
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  We do have a government that would never be allowed to allow
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  that to happen but given that there was some light flooding
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  there I think they should possibly re evaluate the
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  structure of it and try and elevate it by 4 to 5 feet or so.
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  Or maybe even just slope it or add some draining systems or
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  whatever you can do to avoid that flooding.
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  That's really my only problem with it.
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  I don't want liberals to take this and say oh he doesn't want
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  an alligator Alcatraz anymore because no I'm for it.
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  I just ordered my Alligator Alcatraz T-shirt and hat and a
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  mug. I'm going to celebrate this.
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  I love the idea of it. I think we should actually
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  create more of these. I wonder Arizona has those
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  mountain lions. What about, like, Mountain Lion
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  Alcatraz? What about?
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  I don't know. There's a few different ones we
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  could put up around the country, different areas that have
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  different predators. But yeah, I think it's a good
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  idea to have fear deterrent. So we need to protect our
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  national sovereignty. If you broke into Mexico, you'd
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  be deported. If you broke into Pakistan,
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  you'd be jailed for 10 years and tortured.
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  If you'd broken into North Korea, you'd be killed.
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  There are certain countries you just can't break into, and the
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  US is no different. We have to have our sovereignty
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  respected. We have to have our land
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  respected and our laws respected.
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  Because without sovereignty, you don't have a country.
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  If you don't have border laws, you don't have a country.
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  Every country in the world understands this premise.
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  Recently, Europe and America were the only places that were
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  really just allowing mass migration, allowing their
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  cultures to be put to the side for other cultures to come in.
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  I think America just needs to keep getting back to American
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  values, keep pushing American cultures.
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  We need to keep pushing the boundaries of what's socially
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  acceptable, the same way Elon Musk is doing every day when
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  he's talking about creating this new America First party.
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  I think it's really important to have.
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  I think we should have more bipartisan support for that.
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  I think we need more people to communicate on both sides of the
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  aisle. That's why I urge people on the
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  left side and the right side to talk to each other about these
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  issues, argue less, communicate more.
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  The best way to move forward as a society and to put America
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  first in a lot of ways is to keep communicating about these
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  things, having open discussions, no one being censored.
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  It's extremely important. I think the censorship is a big
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  problem. Donald Trump actually just want
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  a huge, huge thing on that against Paramount.
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  Paramount I think is paying 15,000,000 or something to
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  Donald Trump because they censored.
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  Cut up the 60 minute interview with Kamala to make it sound
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  like she was saying things way more intelligent than she was
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  saying. We all know Kamala was planted
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  there. The Democrats have not
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  legitimately held a primary in a long time.
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  Most of their candidates have been placed there.
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  They didn't actually want Hillary.
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  I think if Bernie was the candidate in 2016, they actually
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  would have been a tougher election for Trump.
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  I think Joe Biden was a clown and then Kamala got laughed out
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  in the primaries when she went against Joe Biden.
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  She was actually like one of the first people to drop out because
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  she had such low polling numbers.
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  And then DEI was in full effect by the end of Joe Biden's term.
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  So Kamala was the perfect shoe in candidate when there was
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  three months left and they had to kick Biden out because he
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  wasn't leaving himself. And the world was realizing in
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  front of. He got up there on the debate
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  stage and he proved to everybody that what the conservatives have
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  been saying for years was true, that he had dementia.
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  And yes, it's really sad that his family continued to put him
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  up there on that stage, that his wife, you have to imagine his
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  wife knew that he had dementia and his wife every day dragged
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  him up on that stage and paraded him around like a show pony.
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  That's terrible. His wife and kids should be
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  ashamed. His family should be ashamed.
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  Take care of your family members when you have sick family
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  members. It's not.
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  We would have respected Joe Biden.
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  We would have expected the Biden family in the White House so
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  much more in that administration if they just got up and said,
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  hey, he's not physically fit anymore.
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  He is actually not healthy. He's struggling with cancer,
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  he's struggling with dementia. And our family is just going to
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  take a step out of the public life for a while.
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  That would have been amazing. There would have been less
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  investigations into Hunter Biden, most likely.
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  There would have been less stress on the family.
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  They wouldn't have been publicly outed as the corrupt people they
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  are they Pi they pardon their entire family 15 minutes before
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  the election. That's not OK that's not
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  American that's corruption. President should be able should
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  not be able to pardon their entire family is right before an
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  election or right before in an alteration of the next
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  president. That's that should be
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  investigated and I'm glad the autopen is still being
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  investigated and the autopen is one of the most corrupt things.
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  Who is actually signing these documents?
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  Who is controlling the autopen Who is putting Joe Biden's
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  signature on everything? We really don't know.
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  I, I think some of the liberal delusion is crazy.
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  Some of the liberal delusion I've seen on X and Twitter
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  recently is Morgan Freeman has to be one of the most delusional
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  people. I've always loved Morgan Freeman
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  as an actor, so it really sucks to see people like him go down
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  these paths where they're just spouting out delusionary
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  propaganda, delusionary nonsense.
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  But Morgan Freeman and anyone go on X, go on Twitter, you search
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  his tweets, you can just search them and they'll come up from
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  years before. But he tweeted anybody who is
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  denying election results is a threat to this nation and needs
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  to be dealt with. That's a tweet and a quote from
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  Morgan Freeman. Anyone who is denying election
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  results in this country is a threat and needs to be dealt
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  with. That was something he tweeted
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  out after January 6th and then now he is tweeting out almost
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  every day that the election was stolen by Donald Trump in 2024
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  and Elon Musk and that there was fraudulent votes and that there
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  was fraud in the election. So you just see the hypocrisy of
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  these liberals, people like Morgan Freeman, who was once a
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  very well respected actor, well respected voice in Hollywood,
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  who is now making a joke of himself by making dumb political
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  comments, by contradicting himself all the time, by saying
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  that, yeah, if you deny elections, you are a threat to
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  this nation. But I can deny elections because
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  I'm Morgan Freeman and I could do whatever the hell I want.
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  No, you can't. You are a woke Hollywood shill.
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  You are somebody who should just stop talking.
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  Again, it's one of those things where it's like they got mad
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  when someone said shut up and dribble to LeBron.
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  And I'm not saying LeBron can't talk.
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  You have your freedom of speech just like everyone else in the
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  NBA. But no offence, LeBron, you're
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  not that educated on politics. You were hanging out with P
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  Diddy. You don't know left from right.
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  Come on. It's the same thing.
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  Like just stop, shut up and dribble.
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  Like we need people who don't know what they're doing in
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  politics to stop talking in politics.
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  Morgan Freeman's another one. Just again, shut up and go act
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  again. Go make Ted 3.
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  Why are you trying to convince people that Donald Trump stole
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  the election when there's no evidence of that at all?
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  Donald Trump won by an overwhelming majority, and he
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  won because of failing woke policies.
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  He won. Because of failing liberal
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  cities. He won because he doesn't want
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  our tax dollars being spent to fund illegal immigration when we
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  have veterans going through homelessness, when we have
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  housing crises, when we have a bunch of different problems
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  domestically. I think we need to put America
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  first in every way. I mean a three-part episode
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  about this over the last few days about my America First
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  policies, why I think America is the greatest country and why we
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  need to continue to put it first in every way.
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  And we're not always putting it first and our judicial system
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  isn't either. We just saw yesterday, I
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  actually live reported on this yesterday and I reported it
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  wrong. So this is a correction.
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  Yesterday when I was making the show, I live reported because it
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  popped up on my screen that that Diddy was going to be acquitted
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  from charge one, but charged with counts 2 through 5, that he
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  was going to be charged with rape and trafficking.
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  And I was wrong. Yes, I read it wrong in the
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  moment or maybe it changed, but what we're now seeing is Diddy
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  is going to be charged with traveling to visit and have sex
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  with prostitutes. He will not be charged with
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  trafficking or rape charges. So it's just again, showing
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  money can let you walk. It's the same thing I said the
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  other day about Epstein. It's like, I don't encourage
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  people to do it, but if you're a pedophile and you're a
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  billionaire, it's being proven time and time again you can just
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  get away with it. It's being proven you can molest
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  these people. No one's going to do anything
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  about it as long as you have the right money and the right ways
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  to bribe people in the right legal channels.
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  Fact that Diddy's getting away with this is disgusting to me.
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  Diddy should be in jail for the rest of his life for what he's
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  doing. It is terrible to the victims of
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  his crimes that this is happening.
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  It is terrible for the world that this is happening.
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  Diddy is a menace to society. Diddy should be dealt with by
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  the legal system. Diddy needs to be locked up for
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  the rest of his life if not given the death penalty because
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  Diddy was sex trafficking. Diddy was raping children.
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  Diddy was doing extremely terrible things that have been
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  exposed by multiple people, but somehow our judicial system
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  fails to enforce laws against pedophilia, especially in states
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  like New York and California. And New York is where the Diddy
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  trial is happening. So is it a big surprise that P
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  Diddy is getting exonerated in a state that protects pedophiles?
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  Not really. Do I hate the state of New York
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  for it? In a lot of ways, yes.
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  I think they're failing. If this trial happened in
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  Florida, it would not have happened like that.
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  We need to do what we can to lock pedophiles up and make sure
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  they can never commit these crimes again.
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  And I think the only way to 100% guarantee that a pedophile can
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  never re offend. And Grady Judd, A1 of the
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  highest ranking sheriff's in Florida said this exact quote.
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  The only way to guarantee that a pedophile never offends again is
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  to put a bullet in that pedophiles head or to give them
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  the lethal injection. And that's a hard statement.
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  Argue with because again, you could theoretically chop the
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  pedophiles genitalia often and unless you're going to chop his
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  arms and legs off too, he's still an able bodied person
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  who's able to go do things to a child.
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  I think we need to do what Grady Judge said.
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  I think we need to have these people put to death in jail.
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  We need to change the laws in America that pedophiles are not
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  an accepted category in any way. That it is one of the things
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  that you immediately go to jail and die for.
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  What? Why?
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  Again, anyone who thinks that's inhumane or doesn't like my
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  argument on that, debate me, send me an e-mail, write me a
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  comment. I don't care what it is.
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  I would love to hear your take on why our tax dollars should
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  fund pedophiles to stay alive in jail.
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  I would love anyone to to defend that.
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  I why do they deserve three meals a day?
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  Why do they deserve their own private cell?
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  Because they're generally people get stabbed in jail that if they
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  didn't have their own private unit they would get killed
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  instantly. That's why.
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  And my tax dollars should not fund that.
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  I wish these people would die. Actually want the people who
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  stabbed pedophiles in jail to maybe get 6 months off their
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  sentence. I think they should get a
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  remission. Maybe not a shortened sentence,
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  but give him an extra lunch that day.
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  Give him an extra hour on an extra hour outside.
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  I don't know. He took one of the worst people
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  in the world off the streets. That's essentially doing God's
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  work. I think there's murder and
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  there's killing. There's two different things.
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  If someone breaks in your house, that's not murder.
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  If you end that person's life, that's killing someone, but it's
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  not murder. There's a difference.
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  That's self-defense. And yeah, same thing if someone
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  violates a child. I don't think that's murder.
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  I think that's just, I think that's, I think violating a
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  child is the worst thing somebody could do.
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  It's so inhumane, so violent, grotesque and so disgusting.
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  Florida has the law to put pedophiles to death under the
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  age of 14 if they touch a child under the age of 14.
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  I think it is, again, it should be higher than that.
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  The age, the fact that we're not putting more pedophiles to
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  death, the fact that we're allowing any pedophiles to get
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  out of jail and get out of and get out of these.
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  Like how are they not? How are they leaving jail and
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  not getting stabbed? Like I want these pedophiles
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  dead. I don't want them roaming the
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  streets. I'm sick of the fact that we
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  don't have the Epstein list. Sick of the fact that P Diddy is
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  about to walk. P Diddy, like we've been talking
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  about this case for what, 2 years now?
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  Over a year now? And he's about to walk.
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  We all knew for years too that stuff like this was going on.
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  We all heard the allegations. Why are we letting him walk?
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  Why is Diddy doing this? Come on, this isn't justice.
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  This is not justice for these children.
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  Justice will be done in the end, and I hope it is.
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  But this is not the justice that we needed.
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  And one day we will get it. One day we will see Diddy behind
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  bars or whatever it is. I just, I hope we're able to see
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  some justice there. Diddy is a terrible disgrace to
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  human society. And evil exists because we need
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  to defeat it. Evil exists because it tempts
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  us. Evil exists to corrupt humans,
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  and we need to do what we can to spot out evil and root it out of
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  our society. And we're never going to be able
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  to root it out. There's always going to be evil.
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  But what we can do to separate ourselves from that evil, call
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  it out, and in our society we have today, bring it to justice.
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  We need to find justice for this evil.
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  It's a lot of evil around, and Diddy is one of the most evil
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  people to exist. I do want to shift over to our
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  next topic. I want to talk about the one big
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  beautiful bill. We've talked about this a little
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  bit, but we see it now passing the Senate, going up to the
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  House. We saw JD Vance lobbying for
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  days on the Senate floor trying to get this done.
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  The one big beautiful bill would raise our debt ceiling by a lot.
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  It's a huge problem right now. 39% of all your income tax that
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  you pay is going towards the national debt.
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  So when you pay your income tax every year, 39% of that money is
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  essentially just being wasted. It's not actually like making
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  the payments, the principal, it's paying the interest only.
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  That is very bad. And when this bill goes through,
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  it's going to raise the debt ceiling again.
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  What's the point in having a debt ceiling if it keeps getting
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  raised? That's just it's not a debt
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  ceiling. It's a debt bouncy house.
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  It keeps going up. It is going to continuously keep
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  rising if we don't set the precedent of no, it's a ceiling.
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  It does not raise. When you flood up to the
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  ceiling, people die. So let's not let's stop raising
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  the ceiling. Let's start trying to manage the
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  situation, get our debt down because again, I've already
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  given up on the fact that my generation and even millennials
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  and the generation right below me are going to be able to have
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  the same lives our parents had. But I want my grandkids, I want
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  my kids to have that life. I want my kids to be able to
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  live in a world where they can be successful.
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  I want my grandkids and my kids to live in a world where they're
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  not working all the time just for all their taxes to be paying
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  off interest alone. Eventually, it's going to be the
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  majority of your tax income is going to be going to the debt.
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  And that's a huge problem. And the fact that they're not
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  talking about this more and the fact that you have neocons in
• 18:29
  our government pushing for this is really sad.
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  Charlie Kirk is one of the people I respect the most, but
• 18:34
  Charlie Kirk right now is shilling for this.
• 18:36
  Charlie Kirk literally, you can look up his tweets again.
• 18:41
  I'll pop up his tweet right here for you guys actually, so you
• 18:43
  don't have to look it up. Charlie Kirk, you can see tweets
• 18:46
  out that the debt is spiraling out of control and we're going
• 18:49
  to make it impossible for future generation.
• 18:52
  And then he literally gloats about the one big beautiful
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  bill, and he doesn't even acknowledge that it's going to
• 18:57
  do that. It's going to make it more
• 18:59
  difficult for future generations to survive.
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  I care about the future generations.
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  I care about the future of America.
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  I'm an America first patriot. I love this country and I want
• 19:08
  this country to succeed. And if we're going to
• 19:11
  continuously raise the debt ceiling, like I said, I question
• 19:13
  why we even call it a debt ceiling if it just keeps getting
• 19:16
  raised. Just term doesn't make sense.
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  And who are we doing it for? Are we doing it for the 80 year
• 19:23
  olds in the government so they could check something off their
• 19:25
  box that they got this bill through?
• 19:27
  Or are we doing it for the 20 year olds and the kids of these
• 19:30
  20 year olds who are just being born or who haven't even been
• 19:33
  born yet, who will be born into a country that are dead slaves
• 19:36
  for their entire lives? It's sad.
• 19:38
  It's corruption. It's our government not putting
• 19:41
  America first and Americans first.
• 19:43
  The American taxpayer matters more than anything.
• 19:45
  You matter more than anything. We collectively mean more than
• 19:50
  the government. We collectively can stand up to
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  the government in any way. We have the ability to overthrow
• 19:56
  our government if they become too corrupt, and this is a value
• 19:59
  America's losing as well. The right to form a well
• 20:02
  regulated militia to face tyranny we need.
• 20:06
  To stand up to tyranny when we see it, and I'm not saying we
• 20:09
  have a tyrannical government now, but if our government is
• 20:11
  going to continuously raise the debt ceiling and not focus on
• 20:14
  the future generations of America, we are going to start
• 20:18
  having a lot of people revolt. We're going to start seeing a
• 20:20
  lot of people stand up to the government.
• 20:22
  We're going to see a lot of people who haven't had their
• 20:24
  voice heard yet start raising their voice.
• 20:28
  We need to have more people raising their voice on these
• 20:30
  topics and subjects. If we don't talk about the one
• 20:33
  big beautiful bill and its problems and we just gloat like
• 20:36
  Charlie Kirk saying it's a one big beautiful bill, there's
• 20:38
  nothing wrong with it. That's why it's called the one
• 20:40
  big beautiful bill. We'd all just be maggots and
• 20:43
  shills. And again, I use the term
• 20:45
  maggots in the sense of you can love Donald Trump.
• 20:48
  I love Donald Trump. I think a lot of things he does
• 20:51
  that are great, but you can't say every single thing he does
• 20:53
  is perfect. That's ridiculous.
• 20:55
  That's just being delusional. Nothing one person does like you
• 20:59
  can't say everything one person does is perfect.
• 21:02
  That's just not how the world works.
• 21:03
  People are human. People are going to make
• 21:05
  mistakes. People aren't going to have
• 21:06
  everyone's best interest in mind always.
• 21:08
  Donald Trump has definitely made some mistakes and we need to be
• 21:10
  able to acknowledge them. And one of the biggest mistakes
• 21:13
  is raising the debt ceiling. One of the other biggest
• 21:15
  mistakes is the AI regulations. We've talked about that enough.
• 21:18
  You guys know my opinion on that.
• 21:20
  But the debt ceiling is such a problem.
• 21:22
  I'm so worried about the idea of the future generations of
• 21:26
  humans. We're not going to be able to
• 21:27
  afford homes. We're not going to be able to
• 21:30
  have a dollar that means anything.
• 21:32
  Bitcoins going to, in my opinion, go up in value a lot
• 21:35
  because this, again, I'm not a financial advisor, don't sue me,
• 21:38
  but I think Bitcoin is something.
• 21:40
  I know for a fact they're not making any more Bitcoin.
• 21:43
  But I do know that every day they're printing money.
• 21:45
  I do know every day our dollar becomes more worthless.
• 21:48
  It's had a / 500% decrease in value.
• 21:52
  That's very sad. I'm very sad that my dollar
• 21:56
  can't get me as far as it used to.
• 21:58
  You hear people. I watch the show on Ryan show a
• 22:00
  lot. Great podcast.
• 22:02
  He had a World War 2 veteran on and the World War 2 veteran
• 22:06
  talked about growing up in the depression and how like even
• 22:10
  though it was the depression, a nickel or a dime would get you
• 22:12
  far and like things would last. They they built things to last.
• 22:15
  They didn't build things to break after a year and for you
• 22:18
  to have to buy another one and have to always buy replacements
• 22:20
  and maintenance and things were quality and you're able to get
• 22:24
  like a burger for burger and fries for $0.10 or whatever it
• 22:28
  is. Things went far back in the day.
• 22:30
  Your money doesn't go far now. Your money literally is pretty
• 22:34
  worthless if you are in your 20s or in your teens and you're
• 22:38
  paying rent. You understand what I mean.
• 22:40
  You understand that R.E.M. prices have skyrocketed.
• 22:44
  You understand that everything else in life, interest rates are
• 22:48
  more expensive, college interest rates, car interest rates, home
• 22:53
  interest rates, it's becoming impossible to live the same life
• 22:56
  we were promised by our grandparents, by our parents.
• 22:59
  I want to get that life. I want to be able to have a
• 23:02
  sustainable America. And when I say sustainable, I
• 23:05
  don't mean in the woke liberal way.
• 23:06
  Sustainable in the sense of this country is not going to collapse
• 23:09
  to communism. That's what we're falling to
• 23:11
  right now. We're falling to communist
• 23:13
  states in certain places. See what's happening in New
• 23:15
  York? It's literally communism.
• 23:17
  Communism led to the death of over 300 million people over
• 23:20
  time. Just look at any empire.
• 23:22
  If anyone doesn't know about the downsides of socialism and
• 23:25
  communism just please pick up a history book.
• 23:29
  It is so bad what communism does to societies and it always leads
• 23:33
  to tyranny. I want America back.
• 23:35
  I want America to take stances against these things.
• 23:39
  I want us to like I talked about today.
• 23:41
  I want us to fix Alligator Alcatraz.
• 23:43
  I want to make it safer so it doesn't flood.
• 23:45
  I want actors in Hollywood like Morgan Freeman to be less
• 23:49
  delusional. Stop spreading propaganda to the
• 23:51
  American people and don't be so hypocritical.
• 23:53
  If you're going to say that election deniers are the worst
• 23:56
  people in the country need to be dealt with, then don't deny
• 23:59
  elections. When your candidate loses and
• 24:02
  your candidate was proven to be corrupt, your candidate was
• 24:05
  proven to have dementia. These are problems.
• 24:08
  Why would you want a candidate with dementia?
• 24:10
  Again, it just makes me question the IQ of Morgan Freeman.
• 24:13
  I want people like Diddy to be held accountable.
• 24:16
  I wish Glenn Maxwell was actually held accountable.
• 24:18
  I wish Epstein actually saw his days in court.
• 24:21
  I wish these pedophiles would be held accountable and we would
• 24:24
  create stricter laws against pedophilia in this nation.
• 24:27
  We have groups in California who are trying to make pedophilia
• 24:31
  legal in some ways. They call them minor attracted
• 24:34
  people because pedophile is offensive term now.
• 24:38
  OK like I don't care. Like literally I will call them
• 24:40
  any word I want in the book and it's OK.
• 24:43
  Pedophiles are the worst people. I could call pedophiles pieces
• 24:45
  of shit. I could call pedophiles dog
• 24:48
  shit. I could call pedophiles
• 24:49
  literally anything I want because they're worthless.
• 24:53
  And here's the things. Any pedophiles who disagree with
• 24:55
  me come and speak up because none of them ever do.
• 24:58
  You could say anything you want about pedophiles, and they're a
• 25:00
  very quiet group. They don't love to speak out
• 25:02
  against it when you say something to them.
• 25:04
  They love to sit there in the shadows.
• 25:06
  Any of you pedophiles, any of you pussies who have a problem
• 25:09
  with me calling you out and saying that you should be dead,
• 25:12
  send me a message, comment on my video.
• 25:14
  I would love, love to talk to you.
• 25:17
  We'll get Chris Hansen on the line.
• 25:20
  Maybe we'll get Doctor Phil in here.
• 25:22
  We'll bail vitally out of jail. Get him back in action for this.
• 25:27
  Because come on, pedophiles. They stay quiet for a reason,
• 25:30
  because they know they're sick to range.
• 25:32
  People who deserve to die, Nothing more, nothing less.
• 25:36
  They deserve nothing more or less than death.
• 25:38
  They are the worst people in this world.
• 25:40
  I don't think that's a point. I I get it's a aggressive thing
• 25:44
  to say. I get it's an aggressive way to
• 25:46
  say it. I hear that a lot.
• 25:48
  But people don't disagree with the point.
• 25:50
  Generally, most people agree with my point.
• 25:52
  Most people are just silent on it.
• 25:54
  They don't want to be as aggressive when they say it,
• 25:56
  especially in a video like this. But I'm not nervous to do that.
• 25:59
  What's the worst that's going to happen?
• 26:00
  A pedophile is going to challenge me.
• 26:02
  Come at me, please. I encourage it.
• 26:04
  I would love for a pedophile to come on my show.
• 26:07
  Come talk to me. I would love to interview you.
• 26:10
  I would love to understand why you're such a sick, deranged
• 26:13
  asshole. I would love to understand how
• 26:15
  you got the way you are. But again, it will never happen
• 26:18
  because they don't speak up. They're very quiet bunch.
• 26:21
  They know how terrible they are. So they just shut up about it.
• 26:24
  And the last thing I really want is I want people in our
• 26:26
  government to stop shilling for lobbyists and shilling for
• 26:30
  Donald Trump and shilling for things that aren't actually
• 26:33
  good. Stop shilling for the AI part of
• 26:36
  the one big beautiful bill. Stop shilling for raising the
• 26:38
  debt ceiling. Stuff like that's not good.
• 26:40
  We can all agree to that. People like Charlie Kirk know
• 26:43
  that. People in our government know
• 26:45
  that. People like Thomas Massie and
• 26:46
  Marjorie Taylor Green speak out about it, but almost nobody
• 26:49
  else. We need these things to be
• 26:51
  fixed. We need people to speak up.
• 26:53
  We need more red blooded Americans to speak up and be
• 26:57
  patriotic. We need patriotism to have a
• 27:00
  full revival in this country. This is our book of the week.
• 27:03
  I've talked about it before, The Daily Stoic, we're going to do a
• 27:06
  book of the week every week, whatever book I'm reading that
• 27:09
  week. I think everyone should read
• 27:10
  anywhere from 50 to 100 books a year.
• 27:12
  I know that's a lot, but you could also do audio books, which
• 27:15
  are a great thing if you listen to podcasts or whatever
• 27:18
  throughout the day. Listening to an audio book is
• 27:20
  extremely similar, and you could even find ones that are voiced
• 27:22
  by some of your favorite actors and more entertaining voices,
• 27:26
  things like that. But the Daily Stoic is basically
• 27:28
  a calendar book. Every day there is a different
• 27:31
  page that tells you what you should be accomplishing that day
• 27:35
  and why you should be accomplishing that.
• 27:37
  In July. The thought process around it is
• 27:39
  duty and fixing your duties and basically accomplishing all the
• 27:44
  duties you have during the day. And I think that's extremely
• 27:47
  important that no matter what tasks you have, no matter what
• 27:50
  you're going through in life, you need to be able to overcome
• 27:53
  things you're going through and complete your tasks because
• 27:55
  you'll feel better about the day if you did that.
• 27:57
  Sitting stagnant is a sin and it's lazy.
• 27:59
  Sitting stagnant does nothing for anybody, and if you just sit
• 28:02
  still all day and do nothing, you will never grow as a person.
• 28:06
  So every day, whether you have a broken arm like me or whether
• 28:09
  you have a broken leg, or whether you lost your voice that
• 28:12
  day or no matter what your excuse is, it's an excuse.
• 28:15
  Get up that day, do something with your life and if you can't
• 28:19
  walk, then crawl. If you can't crawl, then roll.
• 28:22
  But we're going to get up and we're going to do something
• 28:25
  today, folks. We are going to make today a
• 28:27
  win. We are going to win every day
• 28:30
  that we get up and we are going to claim victory at the end of
• 28:33
  every day when we accomplish all our tasks.
• 28:35
  That's what this book is about. It's about overcoming obstacles.
• 28:39
  It's about defeating every obstacle in your path, no matter
• 28:42
  what it is. It's the same thing they say in
• 28:44
  Casino. If you're not going to beat him
• 28:46
  with your fist, he's going to come back with a bat.
• 28:49
  If you know you beat him with a bat, he's going to come back
• 28:51
  with a knife. If you beat him with a knife,
• 28:52
  he's going to come back with a gun.
• 28:54
  It's not as dark as that, but it's you got to keep chugging.
• 28:57
  You got to keep pushing no matter what life throws at you,
• 28:59
  no matter what God throws at you, no matter what obstacles or
• 29:02
  hurdles or wins or losses, you got to overcome them.
• 29:06
  You got to keep moving forward and pushing forward because the
• 29:09
  worst thing in life is reverse momentum.
• 29:12
  The worst thing in life is going backwards.
• 29:14
  Never take a backward step. That's the best advice I can
• 29:17
  give everyone is never take a backward step.
• 29:19
  And I'm not speaking physically, I'm speaking in life.
• 29:22
  Continue moving forward. Continue pushing forward.
• 29:25
  Push the boundaries of what's socially acceptable.
• 29:28
  Push the boundaries of life. Push the boundaries of our
• 29:31
  existence. Elon Musk does this.
• 29:33
  I try and do this. There are plenty of people in
• 29:35
  the world to try and do this and they make the world a better
• 29:38
  place because of it. I'm James Pascalides, this has
• 29:41
  been episode 81 of America Unfiltered.
• 29:43
  I'm signing off today. I hope you guys have a blessed
• 29:45
  day and I will see you guys tomorrow.
• 29:47
  Thank you.