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Prince Israel Zaar on: Foreign Interest Shouldn't Overshadow National Interest · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: What is becoming true, although still debatable, is that the
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Speaker 1: Chinese are fighting for the Chinese. It's about their system
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Speaker 1: and for the Chinese system. The Russians are fighting for
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Speaker 1: the Russians, the Russian state and the Russian systems. The
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Speaker 1: Iranians are fighting for the Iranian state and the Iranian system.
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Speaker 1: But one of these covered in our grade country is
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Speaker 1: American politicians. Some of them are not fighting for America,
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Speaker 1: even though they call America in the flag the troops.
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Speaker 1: Some of these politicians are fighting for foreign interest. Some
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Speaker 1: of these foreign interests come from Europe and some other
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Speaker 1: foreign interests. We don't know where they come from from
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Speaker 1: somewhere in the Middle Is or some part of the world.
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Speaker 1: And so becoming that these politicians, they are influenced by
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Speaker 1: foreign interest and they are Americans and American American leaders
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Speaker 1: to be patriotic, to fight for America one hundred percent,
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Speaker 1: to advocate for America one hundred percent, to be there
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Speaker 1: for our great country one hundred percent, or to take
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Speaker 1: the realms of power and sell America out, or take
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Speaker 1: the rims of power and represent the interests of other
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Speaker 1: countries away from the interests of America. That is some
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Speaker 1: petrion take on Americans on abscepteber look at asked the
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Speaker 1: greatest country and planner of a country divided by itself.
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Speaker 1: They're supposed to be united by itself. When do people
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Speaker 1: go to the pole, They're like politicians. The politicians give
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Speaker 1: their promises, hoping to make America better, plies hoping to
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Speaker 1: change the lives of Americans. Impurely great nation, take care
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Speaker 1: for infrastructure, develop our educational system, strengthen the government or
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Speaker 1: the institution of governance, pill apprices Pure America facilitated the
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Speaker 1: American corporation to invest our seas strength, strengthen the American
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Speaker 1: science and technology curve development, strengthen the job market, make
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Speaker 1: sure the Americans are paid well those who want to work.
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Speaker 1: And this insane IDENTIVI is those who are lazy, who
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Speaker 1: are entitled and refuse to contribute to their system. And
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Speaker 1: there have always been that thing. When people go to
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Speaker 1: the polls to elect America leaders, they have that hope.
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Speaker 1: When it looks like that hope is gone, hope cannot
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Speaker 1: be gone because America is always here to stay. For
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty years, American has been a great
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Speaker 1: country and continue to be a great country. And the
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Speaker 1: thing I get to see that our leaders, some of them,
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Speaker 1: I can see through their faces and their intentions. When
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Speaker 1: politicians once I can see through the soul of another politician,
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Speaker 1: going to see through the American leaders, especially those in power.
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Speaker 1: They have good intentions for America, that are true patriots.
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Speaker 1: They want to make American great country. They want American
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Speaker 1: to compete, American to win, American to lead, They want
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Speaker 1: everything better for America. But I get to see that
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Speaker 1: before they come to elections or before they elected or nominated.
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Speaker 1: There's something called lobbyist interest groups from overseas. They penetrate
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Speaker 1: the election, They penetry the electoral system, the penetrate the government,
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Speaker 1: the penetrate the congress. They penetrate the corridors of power,
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Speaker 1: and gradually, gradually the influence who inspire the leader, and
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Speaker 1: the leader of good hope and good will is surrounded
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Speaker 1: by people whose interests are a foreign system, not to America.
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Speaker 1: And the leader might be doing its best thinking that
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Speaker 1: those people are the best interests of America. But only
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Speaker 1: time we tell that were lowyer to other countries over
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Speaker 1: they were agents to other countries, that they didn't just
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Speaker 1: register foreign agents. Both that tongue bleeds the campaign and
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Speaker 1: propaganda foreign entities and foreign power. Such becomes the thing
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Speaker 1: that is the American Empire. American was supposed to be
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Speaker 1: the greatest counter on earth. American was supposed to have
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Speaker 1: that empire, that inclusive empire. But some forces, with foreign
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Speaker 1: intervention of foreign interests, they want American to be divided
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Speaker 1: by raised by gender, but something by cultural war. They
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Speaker 1: infiltrate our system that divide us. They take advantage of us.
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Speaker 1: They mislead our leaders, and our leaders is accident by
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Speaker 1: the best of intentions. But when the Tennis ears for
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Speaker 1: counsel and advice somebody speaking in the guise of a
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Speaker 1: foreign nation, a foreign interest group, without without the president
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Speaker 1: or the leader, or the mayor or the governor or
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Speaker 1: or whoever is in power knowing it shouldn't be that way.
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Speaker 1: American has so much to offer. America has been there
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Speaker 1: for almost everybody. It become a difficult time in our
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Speaker 1: nation's history. Who don't know who is whole, who is
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Speaker 1: loyal to the country, and we're selling out the country.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter in the man who actually is in power,
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Speaker 1: who has our fice, who is whole? And business and commerce,
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Speaker 1: in politics and education, and the media. We don't know
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Speaker 1: who has American best interests at heart, because sometimes the
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Speaker 1: people will talk so much about America. They threatened some
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Speaker 1: people of America. They proclaim as if their own America,
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Speaker 1: as if they have the biggest flag or the biggest patriotism,
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Speaker 1: or they know the constitution, whether everybody, or they believe
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Speaker 1: in American values, whether everybody or they are more Christian
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Speaker 1: than everybody else, all the same people. We tend to
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Speaker 1: see that the interest lies overseas, a lying to the
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Speaker 1: American people, the lie to the American leaders, sometimes the
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Speaker 1: lie to the American president. So shouldn't be the ware.
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Speaker 1: You cannot be but the American president would have any
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Speaker 1: interests of American heart. The president cannot give you his ears.
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Speaker 1: Are you propagated the talking points of another country? You
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Speaker 1: make that to the law policy. You cannot deceive the
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Speaker 1: president because you have the interests of another country. That
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Speaker 1: is unpatriotic. That's an American. We should be careful. We
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Speaker 1: should be careful of those voices. In every walks of
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Speaker 1: life we commitment to other countries other than America. It
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Speaker 1: must be loyal to America. America must be first. It
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Speaker 1: starts with America and ends with America. We have allies.
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Speaker 1: I want to have our allies. The members of Congress
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Speaker 1: should be brave, the president should be brave, the branches
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Speaker 1: of government should Now it should be an American policy
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Speaker 1: just becomes the thing that certain people take power, or
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Speaker 1: some people are elected, or some people are appointed, or
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Speaker 1: some people are call upon to be by our great leaders,
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Speaker 1: and they can't. We hidden our genders. Sometimes they pick.
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Speaker 1: They defend foreign countries more than they defend America. The
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Speaker 1: question why does her loyalty lies? It's not a loyalty test,
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Speaker 1: but you can see that when people are talking about America.
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Speaker 1: If you cook the books and look, some of those
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Speaker 1: people are just lawyer to other countries. They're being paid,
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Speaker 1: they're being bribed, they have been lobbied. They got some
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Speaker 1: pecks around and they're scared of being blackmail or being threatened.
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Speaker 1: There's always something hanging around somewhere, and they're not serious
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Speaker 1: with America. If you don't stand up for America, what
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Speaker 1: do you stand up for? If you don't believe in
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Speaker 1: America as an American? Who do you believe in? If
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Speaker 1: you cannot fight for America or honesty, who you fight for?
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Speaker 1: How can you talk for America and sell American out?
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Speaker 1: What's your money do to you? What is more important
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Speaker 1: than America? What's a power interest? Whatever that be? How
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Speaker 1: can that be more important than America? Look at us,
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Speaker 1: the greatest country and planner Earth, and our leaders should
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Speaker 1: be very careful. Those who come close to power should
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Speaker 1: be very careful. Tho't are those There are those who
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Speaker 1: come closer to power that bring some hateful races or
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Speaker 1: anti semit take us some ideas that they have in
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Speaker 1: their mind, and the prompt those toxic ideologies into the
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Speaker 1: mind of our leaders. It devides a country. People are
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Speaker 1: shot in the street, and all it does it hurt
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Speaker 1: the leader, hurts the president, hurt his policies, hurts his vision.
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Speaker 1: So becomes the thing that American elected the leader. Some
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Speaker 1: say it was a landslide, some say it wasn't. Some
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Speaker 1: say it was a mandate. Some say it was in
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Speaker 1: a mandate. But Americans saw they're here their leader to
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Speaker 1: lead the American people in unesty and truthfulness. So she
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Speaker 1: becomes the thing. If I were the president, I'll be
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Speaker 1: careful what those I don't know the advice they gift
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Speaker 1: to me. If you don't do your job. While I
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Speaker 1: will fire you, I would do more ill I'll be
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Speaker 1: careful voices that don't speak for America. Because when you
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Speaker 1: speak for America, you fight for American fight for American interests.
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Speaker 1: You have that power love picture to power, and the
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Speaker 1: blessings of the founding Father, the blessings of the Constitution,
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Speaker 1: the blessings of the might of America. You speak in
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Speaker 1: a different way. Those who are guilty despect the friendly.
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Speaker 1: Those who sell out despect differently. If I write the President,
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Speaker 1: my policies will be driven towards America. I wasted by
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Speaker 1: the American people, not by anybody else. Whatever happened in
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Speaker 1: the scenes, whatever happened in the scenes, behind the scenes,
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Speaker 1: stays behind the scenes, can affect American policy. American policy
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Speaker 1: has been shifted, sometimes tilted, sometimes blown by the way
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Speaker 1: because of many interest groups, many lobbying, many threats, many
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Speaker 1: black males. Isn't it that the person that black mais
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Speaker 1: an American president or black Mas an American politician, is
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Speaker 1: equal to the state that whatever you have on our leaders,
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Speaker 1: you cannot threaten our leaders to do the things that
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Speaker 1: goes against against America because you have something on our leaders.
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Speaker 1: Isn't that heresy towards democracy. It's not treason as to
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Speaker 1: our democracy to threaten to black mena leader or our politicians,
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Speaker 1: because if it threatened to black men, our leaders or politicians,
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Speaker 1: their policies will be will not be beneficial to the
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Speaker 1: American people. Their policies will be made to self a
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Speaker 1: particular interest. And the particular interest can be overseas, off shores, somewhere.
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Speaker 1: The mind of the American people is the democracy, the Constitution,
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Speaker 1: the belief in the Union, that we are wanted people,
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Speaker 1: indivisible on our God, that our exceptionalism call upon us
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Speaker 1: to be faithful to ourselves, to have faith, to belief
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Speaker 1: in the American people, to love one another, be itch
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Speaker 1: brother's keepers and sisters keepers, to see the good in
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Speaker 1: every American, to trust in the Constitution, trusting the rule
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Speaker 1: of law, to seek unite, non divide. At this power
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Speaker 1: given to us, I fight, fight, fight, fight, fight, I antagonize, antagonist, antagonize.
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Speaker 1: When shall you have peace? When shall you sit back
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Speaker 1: as a leader and lead and lead to your people
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Speaker 1: and enjoy your term, your term in office. Just don't
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Speaker 1: worry so much and fight everybody? When said, I hate
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Speaker 1: and bitterness and finditiveness and vengeance when said I go away,
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Speaker 1: for them to be peaced within the heart of the leaders,
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Speaker 1: for them to have their day in office, that time
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Speaker 1: in office, or these threats or the threat of black
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Speaker 1: mail coision in the scene, behind the scenes, forcing the
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Speaker 1: hands of a leader to do an American thing, to
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Speaker 1: press their wrong button, to go to the wrong war,
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Speaker 1: to force their own conflict, to pass their own policy,
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Speaker 1: to say the wrong thing. Sometimes this make our leaders
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Speaker 1: to be confused and did themselves sit and ask themselves.
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Speaker 1: I was the elected governor, mayor, or president. This is me,
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Speaker 1: they leader of the free war, the lead of my state,
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Speaker 1: or my council or my department. But my hands are tied,
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Speaker 1: and American people might not know that I wish to
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Speaker 1: be their leader. I wish to implement the policies that
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Speaker 1: the American people elected me for. Well, look, am i
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Speaker 1: I'm being forced, I'm being pushed round. I've been threatened
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Speaker 1: with blackmail. They have some stuff on me. How can
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Speaker 1: that be? Who can't do that? How can you claim
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Speaker 1: your care for America by threatening our leaders by black million?
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Speaker 1: Our leaders go with a threatn of blackmail. Our leaders
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Speaker 1: cannot do their job because they are worried about what
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Speaker 1: the press will say, what people will say. How can
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Speaker 1: you do that to our leaders? Start helping America. The
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Speaker 1: leaders should be free to lead their people and execute
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Speaker 1: their policies and take over the American people. How can
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Speaker 1: you have policies that deprive Americans from health care? How
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Speaker 1: can you take away health care from Americans? Do matter
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Speaker 1: the politics? When many Americans who have health care in
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Speaker 1: the mind that vindictive net towards Obama? What is it
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Speaker 1: all about? It's that policy? When take away the health
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Speaker 1: care from Americans? How can they like you? How can
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Speaker 1: they like you? Health care is live, it's g real.
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Speaker 1: If people are fired from their jobs, how can they
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Speaker 1: like you? Who can buy or they want to buy?
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Speaker 1: If it's expensive? Who got tariffs pass on to the consumers?
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Speaker 1: How can they like you? If all is about hate?
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Speaker 1: Policy is all hate? I'm pit honest. How can the
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Speaker 1: people like you? How can the middle like you? How
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Speaker 1: can the independence like you? You're voted in office by
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Speaker 1: the Independence. Bye. People in the middle, they're all like bloodshed.
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Speaker 1: They don't like wars. They don't like vengeance and vindictiveness,
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Speaker 1: that's simple. They don't like hate. They're like inclusion and exclusion.
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Speaker 1: They don't like racism, sexism, and bickertry. They don't like
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Speaker 1: spide policy out of spite. There's just wanted leader that
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Speaker 1: can't be Then in the middle of all Americans can
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Speaker 1: pass policies that benefit in every American. All those lobbying
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Speaker 1: an interest to pushing you to change America to what?
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Speaker 1: For two hundred and fifty years, American has been the
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Speaker 1: greatest counter planner Earth. You want to change that to what?
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Speaker 1: Because sometimes when we talking like we don't know what
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Speaker 1: we are talking about? Two undred and fifty years to
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Speaker 1: the Americans did the greatest county in the world, got
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Speaker 1: the best economy, the best mility, to the best educational system,
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Speaker 1: get people, ip minds, best innovations, law rate, the bill
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Speaker 1: oness on planet Earth, the best philanthropist on planer Earth.
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Speaker 1: What is it? American? Is not? You have been? America
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Speaker 1: has been working for everybody? What is it with this thing?
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Speaker 1: A certain cu must be ostracized, certain groups must be
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Speaker 1: canceled because of foreign intervention, foreign influence. American student cannot speak,
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Speaker 1: they will be sanctioned. Students cannot protest, they will be counseled.
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Speaker 1: Even politicians themselves cannot see what they are thinking. Businesses
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Speaker 1: are scared to speak. Everybody is cared to speak of
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Speaker 1: somebody else. I can't be the democracy with the Constitution,
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Speaker 1: freedom of expression, the amendments to the Constitution, American excessalism,
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Speaker 1: and Americans are scared to speak. I do speak here
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Speaker 1: or will happen? Almost Stand for America, Stand for our leaders,
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Speaker 1: stand for our president. Let our president laid that our
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Speaker 1: politicians laid because we trust that if they are leading
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Speaker 1: for the American people, Americans will like them because Americans
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Speaker 1: voted them to office, not foreign interest. Somebody might might
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Speaker 1: have bribed, or maybe somebody must have donated or contributed
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Speaker 1: or done something. Money does not win elections. The people vote.
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Speaker 1: The people voted you in office. If you stand by
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Speaker 1: the people, you'll be loved. The post might not occurred
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Speaker 1: because the leader is not for the people. The leader
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Speaker 1: it is for interest groups, not for the people. We
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Speaker 1: are the people. The policies are not for the people.
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Speaker 1: So the policy are for to satisfy some foreign groups.
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Speaker 1: We don't know who they are. Some from Europe to be,
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Speaker 1: some from Asia, some from Middle Is. We don't know
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Speaker 1: who they are. But everybody can see. People have brains.
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Speaker 1: They can see that most of our policies are not
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Speaker 1: the benefit of every American. Americans voted for their leaders,
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Speaker 1: but some forces behind the scenes are trying to corrupt
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Speaker 1: American leaders. It's for the leader not to be corrupted.
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Speaker 1: Nothing is more important than being an American leader. Think
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Speaker 1: about the our funding fathers, justh. Washington, Think about Jefferson
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Speaker 1: a medicine, Think of our prim Lincoln, or an American.
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Speaker 1: Think of our great politicians, of our great contributors. They
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Speaker 1: were not Bill on us, they were not treil on us.
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Speaker 1: They were just Americans. The honor Americans can give to
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Speaker 1: nothing else can give to in the unplaneard because of
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Speaker 1: fear and intimidation and black mail, they are forcing American
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Speaker 1: to fear and cowardice. Americans cannot speak out. Americans cannot
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Speaker 1: speak up. We spoke up for the war. We stood
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Speaker 1: up for the war, for the war, we fought for
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Speaker 1: the war. Or look at us, then, very scare to speak.
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Speaker 1: You'll be punished, you'll be sanctuary, be sold, you'll be canceled,
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Speaker 1: you be intimidated, you'll be threatened. This can they come
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Speaker 1: from overseas because base on the rule of law in America,
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Speaker 1: you cannot do that you cannot threaten the speech of
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Speaker 1: an American. Speech is protected in America, but to this
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Speaker 1: speech is sanction, canceled, punished, sued, intimidated, fired, punished and
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Speaker 1: punished and punished. Well we, lady or countire well building?
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Speaker 1: Is that American? Is that American? For a great leaders?
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Speaker 1: Is that the American? Or the Boston Tea Party? Is
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Speaker 1: that American? Or the Constitutional Council? Is that American founding fathers?
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Speaker 1: Is that American? For this? The American? The Civil War?
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Speaker 1: The American or the civil rights movement? Is that American
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Speaker 1: that the Supreme courtature accept, or the executives to accept
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Speaker 1: or or the legislatives accept. Look at our media, the
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Speaker 1: van gods of all Democrats say what a shame? What
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Speaker 1: a shame? Look at them, the Kandols, They cannot speak
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Speaker 1: for America. That's who do they represent. Everybody is grifting
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Speaker 1: on America. American becomes that cake that everybody is just that.
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Speaker 1: Everybody's just peeling enough. Everybody's just pillaging America. Everybody's stealing
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Speaker 1: from a great country. American has become the American pie.
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Speaker 1: What a shame? Those leaders of spine that can stand
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Speaker 1: up for what is right an American fiber, an American pie, pride,
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Speaker 1: American mid the American voice, that patriotic voice that can
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Speaker 1: speak true to power. What became of the great country,
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Speaker 1: that great patriot Think about a entry those who have
25:02
Speaker 1: lost in war, the batters were fought, the battles. We
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Speaker 1: want those who are out there now very dangerous places
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Speaker 1: on the high seas, on the carriers, and places are
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Speaker 1: deplorable and risky taking the risk for America. There are
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Speaker 1: people out there somewhere in the war, in prison, in jail,
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Speaker 1: being suffocated and hurrying, suffering because the belief in our country.
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Speaker 1: Think about the American troops with their station on planet Earth,
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Speaker 1: in the icy waters, in the most treacherous places on
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Speaker 1: planet Earth, some struggling just use the bathroom or the restroom,
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Speaker 1: some for going funerals and bad days, because they have
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Speaker 1: pride in our country, have pride in our union form
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Speaker 1: after pride in the flag for what Americans always to
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Speaker 1: what became us, what became us avocanos tand true to
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Speaker 1: our values. We canna believe in values that all of
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Speaker 1: our policies are just hating Americans. Fighting Americans in the street,
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Speaker 1: shooting American is just just treating Americans seeing us as self,
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Speaker 1: we don't belong as if we should go somewhere else,
26:29
Speaker 1: when should When should Americans go? Do you have a
26:33
Speaker 1: refuge to come where some Americans you go? Now we
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Speaker 1: say some Americans are not Americans? What type of language
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Speaker 1: is that? What brought us here? Isn't that a problem?
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Speaker 1: Our adversaries believe in themselves. I believe in their goal
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Speaker 1: and strategy for the long term. For the long run.
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Speaker 1: Our goals are dictated from foreign offices and pass on
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Speaker 1: to us. We become the lordy of the countries that
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Speaker 1: we are lady. Our voices are bought. Our right indignation
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Speaker 1: is fake. It becomes a show again, a choreograph game
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Speaker 1: at the expense of America. Our troops, firefighters, law enforcement officers,
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Speaker 1: and our teachers, our nurses, our engineers, our AI warriors.
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Speaker 1: People there in space, the people there in the high seas,
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Speaker 1: beneath the water, above the skies fighting for America. There
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Speaker 1: are people there on the farms to feed America. There
28:19
Speaker 1: are people in the grossery stores. There are people there
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Speaker 1: in the avalanches tend to rescue life lives. There are
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Speaker 1: American volunteer everywhere. The Americans overseas part of their country.
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Speaker 1: When we all call upon too late, we know that
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Speaker 1: we are just a particular time and a particular space
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Speaker 1: with a particular energy and particular plank or blueprint, or
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Speaker 1: political gender or political geology, or political conspiracy or political propaganda.
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Speaker 1: Who we should remember there are American. I should survive.
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Speaker 1: Some say they don't want to hope anymore. I tell
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Speaker 1: them to hope. Some said they don't want to believe anymore.
29:14
Speaker 1: I tell them to believe. Some say don't leave their country,
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Speaker 1: to say our nationality, And I said to them, share
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Speaker 1: on you. We are in the best of times. The
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Speaker 1: matter difficulties, we only get better. We should just be
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Speaker 1: true to ourselves and believe in one another. We should
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Speaker 1: not see ourselves as enemies. We should not listen to
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Speaker 1: the voices want to divide us. We should follow our
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Speaker 1: electoral process, participate in our democracy. Let your voice be heard.
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Speaker 1: We should god against divisive forces. We should be mindful
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Speaker 1: of terror, of hate, of violence, of grift, of corruption,
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Speaker 1: of agitatus. Those want to burn and divide, award and
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Speaker 1: distrawurs systems that time shall come and go. American will
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Speaker 1: survive and thrive and laid. As an American know when
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Speaker 1: somebody is buying your vote, buying your voice, and buying
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Speaker 1: your country. Nothing to be above America. Not the time,
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Speaker 1: not go, not power, not position, nor not on a
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Speaker 1: mission in the college, or a kick in a job
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Speaker 1: or maybe a business. Something. Don't benefit of an American's
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Speaker 1: shame for his unpatriotic and it's an American. Whatever you
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Speaker 1: have is for America. To those tech churus and those
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Speaker 1: billions and trillan as, that's American's money, that's American's labor,
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Speaker 1: that's an American influence, those American contracts. Make our country better,
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Speaker 1: make our country great. Put American first, love yourself, love
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Speaker 1: your country, betrain not thyself, beturn not their country. We
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Speaker 1: are all Americans, no matter that way we speak, our accent,
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Speaker 1: our tribes, our colors, our height, our weight, where we
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Speaker 1: come from, we are Americans. That's what make American great.
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Speaker 1: The founding fathers came from somewhere. Everybody in Americans come
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Speaker 1: from somewhere. So she becomes the thing with the policy
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Speaker 1: and the plank, and no one just certain types of America,
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Speaker 1: certain civilization, certain religion, Those are not American voices. Those
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Speaker 1: have foreign voice in masking American politicians. Those are things
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Speaker 1: to divide America said. To oppose those voices, start against
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Speaker 1: those voices. It's gonna bring divide in America. It's gonna
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Speaker 1: tear American down. Some people do everything to gain power
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Speaker 1: and stay in power. And what us sell the soul
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Speaker 1: of America or the shame. History cannot judge you kindly
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Speaker 1: if you sell America out, if you're working for America
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Speaker 1: by somebody else who don't know the court or the
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Speaker 1: sect or the alumni or whatever that might be. Put
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Speaker 1: American first. It's no excuse to believe to belong in alumnize,
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Speaker 1: court or sect or whatever that can be. It makes
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Speaker 1: you stronger, makes you believe in something, a case coision
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Speaker 1: for something for a bigger goal, the create importance and
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Speaker 1: value and edication and sacrifice. It's cult to be in
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Speaker 1: those places, but it should be for America, and America
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Speaker 1: only should be for the good of America. When you
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Speaker 1: seek in those corners, in those dark places, let it,
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Speaker 1: let the let the illumination be America. It'll be all
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Speaker 1: about America. For we are the North Star, the South Star,
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Speaker 1: the West Star, and the East Star. It's all America.
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Speaker 1: If we unite ourselves together, we stand together as one nation,
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Speaker 1: indivisible on the God, united by the law, united about
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Speaker 1: our diversity, such becomes the thing that does wanted tide America.
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Speaker 1: They used diversity as the problem. How ridiculous can that be?
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Speaker 1: How can American not be divers The beginning of American
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Speaker 1: was diversity. You take away diversity and American falls apart.
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Speaker 1: American countures another country, a homogeneous country. I can't know
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Speaker 1: which homogeneous counties live in the war. Have you seen somewhere?
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Speaker 1: Don't you see the Olympics? Don't you see the greatness
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Speaker 1: of America? Look at those countries? Look at America. Homogenous
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Speaker 1: countries always very small, tiny little countries. It's our diversity
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Speaker 1: that Amicans to be great. We must be proud of
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Speaker 1: our diversity. We must be proud of who we are.
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Speaker 1: We must not let certain people skewed America with some
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Speaker 1: reduction this philosophy. You need American's labor. How can one
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Speaker 1: group make it? How can you make it one group?
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Speaker 1: To the end of AI war in the multipoler world,
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Speaker 1: I want to go back to what division a way
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Speaker 1: to divide America? We keep just fighting ourselves. Isn't it
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Speaker 1: true that how a house divided by itself cannot stand
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Speaker 1: not together, that we're stronger as a people. Isn't it retinal?
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Speaker 1: One name that the United States of America, the United States,
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Speaker 1: that people unite, ideas unite, racists unite. I tell whatgies unite.
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Speaker 1: That people come from very background and various types to
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Speaker 1: build the greatest count on planet. And there are those
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Speaker 1: almost erased the names of others. You know, be the
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Speaker 1: first and you not be the last. It's been done
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Speaker 1: true history history. You know how those people were. Think
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Speaker 1: about the Marcatier era, the Marcati area. Good Americans were accused,
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Speaker 1: the terrible ones. Accuse the good ones for the interest
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Speaker 1: over the countries. Something that divided America. When our politics
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Speaker 1: becomes a device is so paraized. Our enemies having a
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Speaker 1: good die, they left device. The right divides. Then the
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Speaker 1: people in the middle that get squeezed independence come to
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Speaker 1: make their voice heard. And then the interests of the
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Speaker 1: independence in the are respected. You need to vote of
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Speaker 1: the independence. They give you their vote, You get the office,
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Speaker 1: and you go extreme left or extreme right. The fear
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Speaker 1: those people sit out there don't vote. That's not good
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Speaker 1: for democracy, that's not good for America. We are united
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Speaker 1: people USAM is the United States of America. You want
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Speaker 1: to change that? What and that is one American and
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Speaker 1: that's one patriotic Isn't that what is hurting us? You
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Speaker 1: want to pewiper America to what It's never been that way.
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Speaker 1: Have you tried it somewhere and it worked. You cannot
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Speaker 1: be the greatest country by being that. You can be
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Speaker 1: a small account if you want to. But that's what
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Speaker 1: America's agenda. American's agenda is leadership in the world. How
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Speaker 1: can you lead the world when you're suppressing and subjecting
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Speaker 1: people that look like other countries in the world, or
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Speaker 1: that look like other countinents in the world. How can
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Speaker 1: you do business with those people? How counterproductive can that be?
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Speaker 1: Foreign interests we create tellible leaders for America. Foreign interest
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Speaker 1: we create terrible leaders for America. Our president must be
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Speaker 1: very smart, America wise to take the rest of his
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Speaker 1: time in office to revert and convert and reconcile with
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Speaker 1: America and to what all American wants. But you're the
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Speaker 1: president of the United States of America, not the pastial
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Speaker 1: state of America, not a particular group, not thirty percent
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Speaker 1: of forty percent. You're the president of America as an honor.
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Speaker 1: You cannot fight the fight of hate and division and way.
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Speaker 1: It's never on. Just danish your name, my reputation, or
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Speaker 1: you're doing your time shall come and go. I waste
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Speaker 1: it nothing to prove or to be a good leader.
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Speaker 1: The risk we take in the name of America. Is
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Speaker 1: it for America? Is it truly for America? Or for
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Speaker 1: somebody or something else? Is it coming from Asia? Is
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Speaker 1: it coming from Europe, from the Middle, Is in Americas,
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Speaker 1: in Africa somewhere. That's the decision of American President. One
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Speaker 1: hundred percent. Come from American President for the sake of
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Speaker 1: America and for nothing else. That's why we are called
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Speaker 1: to serve. That's the purpose of the oath. That's a
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Speaker 1: track of the vote. Remember remember that day, that day,
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Speaker 1: I do so sorry, so help me God. It wasn't
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Speaker 1: to point American too endless wars. It wasn't for Americans
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Speaker 1: to be suffering. It wasn't for America able to afford staff,
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Speaker 1: pay their rent, pay their bills. It wasn't to take
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Speaker 1: away the health care from Americans. The worst thing to
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Speaker 1: do the people to go with a healthcare health is life.
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Speaker 1: Whatever politics, you must fix that and fix that quake.
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Speaker 1: You don't fix that quake, you're gonna blite in the elections.
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Speaker 1: People can't forgive so many things, but not their health care.
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Speaker 1: They cannot forgive that the right giving to them for health.
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Speaker 1: You take it away, miss be taken away their life.
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Speaker 1: How can you do that? What interest group makes you
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Speaker 1: do that? Or the leader or the father or the
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Speaker 1: mother you are I am of America. Be that for
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Speaker 1: all Americans. Philosopher Prince Aire intelligences Philosopher Prince is resolved
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Speaker 1: from the Great City of Las Vegas, February twenty third,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. Thank you,