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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Guest Melissa Wiseman a Descendent of Samuel & Edwards Fuller Signers of The Mayflower Compact - 260514 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 6: Hello and welcome. This is the Runovers American Experience. I'm
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Speaker 6: this day. Kind of good show lined up for you.
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Speaker 6: In a few minutes after the first break, we're going
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Speaker 6: to have a very special guest. Her name is Melissa
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Speaker 6: Wiseman and she is one of the descendants of one
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Speaker 6: of the signers of the Mayflower Compact. Talk about history,
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Speaker 6: so we're going to get into a little bit about
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Speaker 6: that and what it means. And also looking forward to
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Speaker 6: this weekend, going to be in Washington, d C. For
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Speaker 6: the President's Rededication of America. In fact, we'll be there
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Speaker 6: tomorrow and in my stead will be Earl Wallace. Pastor
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Speaker 6: Earl Wallace will be sitting in for me tomorrow and
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Speaker 6: on Monday. Yeah, so you'll get a special Faith Day
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Speaker 6: edition of The Runovers American Experience tomorrow with Pastor Earl Wallace,
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Speaker 6: and he is a great historian, by the way, like me,
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Speaker 6: he loves American history, and so he's going to be
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Speaker 6: getting into a lot of that and how it's tied
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Speaker 6: in with the Word of God, and how we should
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Speaker 6: be walking that out and hopefully, as we read it,
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Speaker 6: rededicate our nation back to God. This coming weekend on Sunday, specifically,
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Speaker 6: this will be a true rededication. Now we know there'll
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Speaker 6: be a mixture of other people coming in there, trying
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Speaker 6: to upset the mix, as it were, but hey, ever
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Speaker 6: since the founding of this nation, there were always those
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Speaker 6: that were trying to mess things up. But they were overcome,
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Speaker 6: weren't they. And so it shall be once again during
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Speaker 6: this what I like to call refounding of our nation.
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Speaker 7: There's a few.
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Speaker 6: Stories that I'm going to get into in the first
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Speaker 6: segment here, very interesting stuff. President Trump meeting with Jijingping
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Speaker 6: and China. And it's very interesting, how you know, he
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Speaker 6: went there with a lot of powerful people, billionaires, the
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Speaker 6: biggest billionaires in the world or amongst the biggest billionaires
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Speaker 6: in the world, heads of the largest corporations in the world,
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Speaker 6: and they're going to China. They want to open up
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Speaker 6: the Chinese market and get more trading with the Chinese. Now,
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Speaker 6: as much as I appreciate the President's effort, I kind
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Speaker 6: of see things in the opposite direction, which would be
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Speaker 6: wiser in the long run. I'm of the opinion that
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Speaker 6: the United States of America needs to grow a pair
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Speaker 6: and really cut off China, at least for the time being,
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Speaker 6: because China has about all at least what is it,
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Speaker 6: three hundred thousand if not more students in our country.
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Speaker 6: Many of them are placed there by China to mind
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Speaker 6: our nation, to learn about our country and.
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Speaker 7: Go back to China.
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Speaker 6: And hey, these are college students that were first born
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Speaker 6: as anchor babies in the United States or some of
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Speaker 6: our island territories in the Pacific Ocean, and so they
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Speaker 6: have US citizenship. Then they go to China get indoctrinated
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Speaker 6: against America and well educated though and at college age,
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Speaker 6: they come to the United States as enemy agents of
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Speaker 6: our country and to learn more about our country, how
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Speaker 6: to move throughout our country and help the Chinese government
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Speaker 6: undermine our nation. And yet President Trump in fact recently
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Speaker 6: agreed to bring in six hundred thousand more of these
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Speaker 6: students into our country. Now, this is our mega president,
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Speaker 6: our America first president. But those kinds of things don't
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Speaker 6: put America first.
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Speaker 7: And if we.
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Speaker 6: Are the superpower of the world, the biggest superpower, if
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Speaker 6: we are the biggest economy in the world, we're not
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Speaker 6: acting like it when it comes to China. In fact,
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Speaker 6: you know, he talks tough, President Trump, he does, but
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Speaker 6: what is.
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Speaker 7: He doing now?
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Speaker 6: You got the Corona China virus situation that still is
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Speaker 6: not fully resolved. You still have China saying, you know what,
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Speaker 6: We're going to go and take Taiwan. You have China,
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Speaker 6: as I speak, buying up massive I mean massive amounts
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Speaker 6: of gold right here in the Western Hemisphere, in Nicaragua,
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Speaker 6: tons of gold, and so as they continue to increase
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Speaker 6: their gold supply, we don't know how much gold we
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Speaker 6: have in our country, in Fort Knox and other areas
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Speaker 6: where we're supposed to have a massive storage of gold.
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Speaker 6: You know, the White House, I mean not white House,
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Speaker 6: white hat liars used to tell me, Oh, we've got
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Speaker 6: so much gol blah blah blah blah blah. We got
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Speaker 6: our goal back from the Vatican, We've got our goal
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Speaker 6: back from so and so, and we've got more gold
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Speaker 6: than Fort Knox. And you can imagine ron.
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Speaker 7: Well a lot of that.
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Speaker 6: You know, these are just fabrications by the white hat folks,
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Speaker 6: and so we need to really as a nation come together,
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Speaker 6: smarten up, seek God's wisdom, stop being stupid. I mean
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Speaker 6: Trump talks about stupid people all the time. But right
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Speaker 6: now I'm of the opinion until I see different, Until
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Speaker 6: I see different, I don't think that it is so
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Speaker 6: wise to chum up to China. I really don't. Why
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Speaker 6: do you want to chum up to China which is
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Speaker 6: an enemy nation almost as powerful as this one, and
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Speaker 6: in some ways they are more powerful. Let's just lay
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Speaker 6: the facts out there that visit an average Chinese city,
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Speaker 6: They're twenty years ahead of the layout of any American city,
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Speaker 6: including New York. The only advantage that New York City
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Speaker 6: still has is more skyscrapers, which is impressive.
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Speaker 7: Could be many more.
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Speaker 6: If they would change governments in New York City and
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Speaker 6: New York State, it could be once again be a
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Speaker 6: wonderful place to open businesses and expand and etc. That's
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Speaker 6: why they used to call it the Empire State. But
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Speaker 6: back to China, the United States is not helping its
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Speaker 6: history that it is making right now, as far as
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Speaker 6: straightening out the situation that we're in. China does not
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Speaker 6: like us, They would love to dominate us militarily. And Jijing,
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Speaker 6: you know, he's more respectful to Trump because at least
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Speaker 6: Trump has spoken strongly against China and he's done a
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Speaker 6: few things that lets him him know that. You know,
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Speaker 6: Trump is not a chump. But as Trump being wise,
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Speaker 6: you can be strong and still be overcome if you're
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Speaker 6: not fully wise. And sometimes there are people, even on
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Speaker 6: a personal level, they're your enemy and you have to
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Speaker 6: cut ties with them. And at this particular time, while
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Speaker 6: we're trying to rebuild this country, we need to cut
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Speaker 6: ties with China. We don't need China to eat, we
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Speaker 6: don't need China to drink water. We don't need China
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Speaker 6: to build our rebuild our military, to rebuild our cities.
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Speaker 6: In fact, we'd be better off without China. We were
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Speaker 6: doing fine before Nixon like a big retard open up
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Speaker 6: the doors.
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Speaker 7: Of China and all we did.
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Speaker 6: The big military of China that you see or read about,
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Speaker 6: we built that with our tax dollars. We built that
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Speaker 6: with the wealth that was drained out of this country
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Speaker 6: through stupid retarded trade deals which are globalist oriented government
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Speaker 6: officials set up because they wanted to diminish the powerful,
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Speaker 6: the once very powerful middle class of the United States
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Speaker 6: of America. America set the standard for the world in
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Speaker 6: how to upgrade the living standards of everyone who simply
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Speaker 6: wanted to work, whether they wanted to own their own
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Speaker 6: business small business media which can grow, or if they
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Speaker 6: simply wanted to get a job. And so, you know,
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Speaker 6: I liked Trump. I think he's a great guy and
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Speaker 6: all of that good stuff. But you know, even he
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Speaker 6: needs a little more wisdom when it comes to deal
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Speaker 6: in China.
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Speaker 7: That is my opinion.
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Speaker 6: Now, tomorrow we could find out something that he did,
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Speaker 6: and my opinion could be totally changed. But as of
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Speaker 6: up to now, based upon what I know and what
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Speaker 6: has happened, China has the upper hand and I'd rather
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Speaker 6: recognize that so that we could deal appropriately than to
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Speaker 6: Yeah. Anyway, let's turn things to a more positive note,
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Speaker 6: a happy note. Yeah, this is happy day. We have
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Speaker 6: a great guest. Her name is Melissa Wiseman, and she
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Speaker 6: is a descendant of one of the signers of the
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Speaker 6: may Flower Compact, and we welcome her. Hello Melissa, and
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Speaker 6: welcome to the run over which American experience.
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Speaker 13: Thank you so much, so well, well, the honor is mine.
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Speaker 6: Just to bring people up to speed on what the
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Speaker 6: Mayflower Compact is going, all the way back to the
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Speaker 6: sixteen hundreds. The document now referred to as the Mayflower
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Speaker 6: Compact was written and signed by most of the male
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Speaker 6: passengers of the mayflowership in November of sixteen twenty as
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Speaker 6: they landed at Cape Cod in Massachusetts. William Bradford recounts
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Speaker 6: the events as a combination made by them before they
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Speaker 6: came ashore during the first foundation of their government in
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Speaker 6: this place, as they stated, but before we get into
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Speaker 6: more of the details about the Compact and everything again, welcome,
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Speaker 6: And how did you find out that you were a
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Speaker 6: descendant of one of the signers.
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Speaker 14: Well, I've known this all my life. My dad and
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Speaker 14: my grandfather were both real genealogists, back before anybody was
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Speaker 14: doing this kind of thing, and my dad was actually
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Speaker 14: a big did a lot of study twenty years worth
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Speaker 14: on European royal families and published a book on that.
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Speaker 14: I've always heard. I've always heard this. I had the
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Speaker 14: documentation or some documentation that actually we are descended from
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Speaker 14: the progenitor of all the Edwards. I'm sorry, all the
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Speaker 14: all the all the children, all the Samuel, Samuel and
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Speaker 14: Edward were the the two sons who came over on
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Speaker 14: the Mayflower, but there there were also several more and
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Speaker 14: actually one who is the name Trews father Robert, came
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Speaker 14: over just a few years later and settled in Salem.
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Speaker 14: But we we trace our lineage to these two brothers
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Speaker 14: and their father, Samuel and Edwards Fuller. I don't know
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Speaker 14: this exactly, but I think they're the only two brothers
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Speaker 14: who came over on that first uh, on that first
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Speaker 14: voyage on the Mayflower.
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Speaker 6: And you know what was For those who don't know,
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Speaker 6: what was their reason? For leaving England to come to
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Speaker 6: this part of the world on the Mayflower.
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Speaker 14: What was behind this, Well, actually they were being persecuted
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Speaker 14: by the Church of England. And many of these people,
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Speaker 14: not just these two brothers, but many of the passengers
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Speaker 14: had relocated to the Netherlands where it was much more
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Speaker 14: amenable to different religions, and they called themselves separatists. They
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Speaker 14: didn't call themself puritans. They called themselves separatists. They lived
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Speaker 14: in Leeden and some of the major cities of the Hague, Amsterdam,
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Speaker 14: but most of them were in Leeden, L A, I,
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Speaker 14: D E. N. And they were there for twelve years
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Speaker 14: before they finally I don't know if it was a
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Speaker 14: matter of you know, the finances or whatever, but they
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Speaker 14: got these two ships, the Speedwell and the Mayflower to
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Speaker 14: carry their group over. In fact, they were on board.
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Speaker 14: They went down the river, got on board as Speedwell
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Speaker 14: went to Plymouth, England, and the Speedwell had problems operational problem,
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Speaker 14: so there was only the Mayflower. So it was pretty
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Speaker 14: crammed and one hundred two passengers. And it's funny in
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Speaker 14: the old literature it divides the people into saints and
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Speaker 14: not centers. I'm trying to remember the strangers strangers, and
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Speaker 14: the strangers were just people wanting to be liberated, looking
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Speaker 14: to find land, that kind of thing. But when they all,
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Speaker 14: when they all made it uh to the uh to
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Speaker 14: the American coast, they became one one family, you know,
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Speaker 14: one one colony. But uh, it was it was truly
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Speaker 14: religious persecution. They were they were fleeing the Church of.
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Speaker 15: England and.
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Speaker 14: Uh, but it's it's just fascinating. I'm related through my
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Speaker 14: great grandfather, who was Joseph Fuller, who was he was
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Speaker 14: an executive on the railroad and this was this is
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Speaker 14: my grandmother's father, Dora Fuller Ferguson. And uh, there's there's
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Speaker 14: lots of there's lots of you know, family lineagees.
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Speaker 8: Uh.
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Speaker 14: There are so many people who had descended from the
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Speaker 14: from the Mayflower descendants from the Malower pro jenitors, and and.
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Speaker 6: It's really a fascinating story because when we were in
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Speaker 6: England a few years ago, my wife and I and others,
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Speaker 6: they were taken to Plymouth where they left from, and
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Speaker 6: I could steal I don't know what it is, but
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Speaker 6: I could still feel the impact of the of what
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Speaker 6: those people were looking for when they took us exactly
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Speaker 6: where they left from. And it hit me like a
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Speaker 6: ton of bricks.
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Speaker 7: And I'm sorry, no, no, go ahead.
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Speaker 14: So many did you know, on the ship and one
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Speaker 14: child born on the ship. But that first winner took
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Speaker 14: half the colony. Uh, the sickness they called it. Samuel
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Speaker 14: is actually the doctor of the colony, and Edwards was
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Speaker 14: his brother. It took the sickness took Edward and his wife,
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Speaker 14: but left twelve year old Samuel, and Samuel doctor Samuel
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Speaker 14: adopted him and took him in and raised him as
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Speaker 14: his own. And it's his house that is actually still
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Speaker 14: standing in Plymouth, Massachusetts. You can look up and look
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Speaker 14: up Louel how Plymouth see it?
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Speaker 8: Uh huh.
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Speaker 7: Wow.
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Speaker 6: Well, if I'm ever in that neck of the woods,
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Speaker 6: I'll stop by and say hello. But yeah, do you
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Speaker 6: think and and I you know, I've read a lot
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Speaker 6: of the history. Do you think that because of what
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Speaker 6: the men and women did with the Mayflower Complact, do
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Speaker 6: you think that that had eventually a heavy impact on
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Speaker 6: how the United States overall was formed?
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Speaker 14: At everything every in fact, they taken from and from
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Speaker 14: that coat. But but they did, they did this native nation,
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Speaker 14: finding little settlements in in the inswer compacts and and uh,
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Speaker 14: you know, the original doesn't exist. I mean they can't
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Speaker 14: find the original, but they found notes of Bradford and
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Speaker 14: another man who wrote down the history of the colony
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Speaker 14: and what the what the compact said. But oh, it
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Speaker 14: has everything to do with it. We've never seen a
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Speaker 14: nation as blessed. It's absolutely blessed, you know, protected by
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Speaker 14: two oceans, just a land of plenty and beautiful land
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Speaker 14: and so much to offer. And freedom, freedom, real freedom
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Speaker 14: to to to pray to God as as you wish,
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Speaker 14: and to follow whatever denomination you wish.
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Speaker 6: this is the perfect time for such a gathering. This
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Speaker 6: is the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of this great nation,
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Speaker 6: a fork in the road right now. There's so much
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Speaker 6: continue on the horrible path that we were experiencing during
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Speaker 6: the right thing by joining in this rededication. As you know,
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Speaker 7: What say you?
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Speaker 14: Description and your wonderful wife, jan Age, whose national prayer
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Speaker 14: and her are leading this trip to d C. To
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Speaker 14: I don't know if you caught it, Ron, but the
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Speaker 14: and prayer day for this nation. And they got a
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Speaker 14: lot of kickback from some people, but it was truly
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Speaker 14: a day of dedication to God during you know, the
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Speaker 14: critical point in in our in our country's history, with
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Speaker 14: the revolution. There is one other, one other time that
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Speaker 14: I know of when our nation was dedicated to God,
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Speaker 14: inaugural of course, the capital was in New York City then,
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Speaker 14: uh he he brought a group down to Little Saint
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Speaker 14: and to my knowledge, this is only the third time.
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Speaker 14: I don't know, but the prayer and fasting time was wonderful,
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Speaker 14: and I'm just that just goes so well. May seventeenth,
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Speaker 14: will be there for this rededication of this nation to God.
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Speaker 14: It's just it's just chilling. It's just it's just beautiful.
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Speaker 14: And you know, we really hope and we really pray
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Speaker 14: for a renewed golden age of this country, but it
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Speaker 14: can't come without Him, without his protection, without his great
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Speaker 14: omnificent hand on our country. And it's what it's all about,
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Speaker 14: if we can just get back God.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, and see, I would also like to rededicate the
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Speaker 6: just as far away as almost any other element in
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Speaker 6: our republic. Because the proof of that is during if
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Speaker 6: you recall in our history teachings, the church was a
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Speaker 6: great part of the founding and establishing of this country.
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Speaker 6: In fact, it was the black Robe regiment that really
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Speaker 6: lit the fire under the backsides of the founding fathers.
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Speaker 6: They were great writers, but it was the preachers that
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35:42
Speaker 6: unlike today today many preachers, I guess they just want
35:48
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Speaker 6: Well, God told us to occupy, and occupy is the
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Speaker 7: So I mean we have to grow up in the church.
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Speaker 14: Oh? I say absolutely absolutely, And you and your watch
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Speaker 14: Thank God for you and Denise. I just I can't,
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Speaker 6: Sovereign Lord King James, by the grace of God of
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Speaker 6: and county and country, a voyage to plant the first
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Speaker 6: colony in the northern parts of Virginia, although they got
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Speaker 6: kind of blown in the wrong direction there. But do
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Speaker 6: and frame such as just and equal laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions,
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Speaker 6: and officers, from time to time as shall be thought
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Speaker 6: most meet and convenient for the general good of the
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Speaker 6: colony under which we promise all due submission and obedience.
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Speaker 6: And then there were the witnesses who signed underneath great stuff,
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Speaker 6: great history, and I believe the true foundation of this
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Speaker 7: I'm sure you would again agree with me, Melissa, I do.
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Speaker 14: And and I'm just one descendant. There are so many.
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Speaker 14: There are millions of mas our descendants in this country
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Speaker 14: and Canada and elsewhere. And but their importance was was
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Speaker 14: so so great, and throughout this, throughout the the two
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Speaker 14: and a half centuries, if this has been a very
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Speaker 14: thank him, we must be with him, we must worship him.
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Speaker 14: And I'm just I'm proud to be among those those
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Speaker 14: those separatists be separated from the old Church and to
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Speaker 14: make a new home and new colony dedicated to the Lord.
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Speaker 6: You know, I'm amazed at how you have different levels
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Speaker 6: of persecution within the Church. It was the Catholic Church
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Speaker 6: who was persecuting people in England and elsewhere throughout the world.
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Speaker 6: They were putting people at the stake for reading the
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Speaker 6: was the Church of England. You know, King James, I
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Speaker 7: The Catholic Church. Yeah, Henry, right, Yeah, Henry's right, Sorry
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Speaker 6: Yep, Yeah, I get a mixed up because I know
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Speaker 7: So yeah, but you're right, and.
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Speaker 6: So you have these different levels of persecution and it
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Speaker 6: among the churches, the church groups. If you don't think
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Speaker 6: this way or whatever, you're oh, you're too political, you're
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Speaker 6: to this, that and the other. There's different forms of persecution.
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Speaker 6: Sure it's not to the level of the Catholic Church
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Speaker 6: burning people, frying them, but it does happen, whether it's
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Speaker 6: backbiting or other.
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Speaker 7: Things like that or that on that level.
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Speaker 6: And so we really need to, you know, grow up
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Speaker 6: as it were in the church. And I think this
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Speaker 6: is going to help us get there. This this gathering
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Speaker 6: amongst the brethren this weekend in our nation's capital, and
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Speaker 6: not only will we see a resurgence in our country,
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Speaker 6: but most importantly are resurgons in the church in the
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Speaker 6: strength of the Church, on the reality of His Word
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Speaker 6: and not the reality of our opinions, in our false
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Speaker 6: interpretations of the word.
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Speaker 14: Let's say you're h I say, it's not a political
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Speaker 14: it's not a political thing. You do going to worship God.
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Speaker 14: You go to worship God, to worship God and thank Him.
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Speaker 14: And people who entwine all these different arguments, Uh, I
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Speaker 14: don't know, they're just missing the point, missing the point.
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Speaker 14: I just I hope, and I pray with my whole
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Speaker 14: heart that we turn back to God, the one true God,
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Speaker 14: in this country because well, I mean, I'm a boomer.
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Speaker 14: I came up in the in the Boomer era, and
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Speaker 14: I saw, you know, a way of life. I don't
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Speaker 14: think anybody had ever seen before then such abundance and
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Speaker 14: and and and such opportunity. But uh, I trust in God.
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Speaker 14: I trust in God and and his people. And I'm
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Speaker 14: so excited that Trump is going to have this rededication.
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Speaker 14: It's time, It's way past time. And I think it's
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Speaker 14: so neat that it coincides with the seventeen seventy six
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Speaker 14: and those seventeenth fasting in prayer to the Continental Congress.
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Speaker 14: I mean, I didn't notice until early de sleep. It's
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Speaker 14: just wow, you know.
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Speaker 6: And we've had some great presidents like Ronald Reagan and
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Speaker 6: Teddy Roosevelt and some of the others. But yeah, Trump
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Speaker 6: is only the second president to call specifically for a
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Speaker 6: rededication dedication to God. So I think that is historic,
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Speaker 6: and I think that that will bode well for our republic.
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Speaker 14: I think it can't it can't help, but bode well
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Speaker 14: for us because when we're under God protection, and we
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Speaker 14: are protected and it's it's just this is we're just
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Speaker 14: also excited, the whole the whole crew that's going. We're
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Speaker 14: just so excited to be there because we were on
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Speaker 14: that phone call every Monday through Friday praying for this nation.
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Speaker 14: And those national calls started when when Trump got into
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Speaker 14: office and miraculously got into office, and it's wonderful that
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Speaker 14: it's ours at least just continue to this day thanks
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Speaker 14: to Deniece, and it's just wonderful. I can't wait to
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Speaker 14: see you guys.
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Speaker 7: Nice as well.
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Speaker 6: And yeah, well we're at the end of the show
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Speaker 6: right now, and Melissa, I want to thank you for
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Speaker 6: joining us, and I want to thank you and the
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Speaker 6: audience for being with us today. And now that I
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Speaker 6: see that my time is up, thank you so much
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Speaker 6: for your time. And as I always say at this time,
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Speaker 6: remember to pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
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Speaker 6: your friends, and even your enemies.
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Speaker 7: That they get it right before it's too late, because
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Speaker 7: you know we all will face judgment one day.
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Speaker 6: Treat others the same way you want to be treated
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Speaker 6: until next time. I'm Ron Edwards, Excelsior.
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Speaker 15: Come on, you would you would be, you would do,
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Speaker 15: would be of us all folks.
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Speaker 1: Tags that stage right