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Israel, Qatar, Ukraine, and America’s Subway Tragedy: Bombings, Hypocrisy, Voices, and the Struggle for Truth · International Flavor: Where the Truth Tastes Better

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  Better rock better talk damn radio
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  damn straight
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  I am samuel trap. This is
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  International flavor you're listening to as you just heard damn radio
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  and I am here tonight with much to talk about but as a
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  Technical issue I need to see if there is someone
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  Using discord so i'd like him
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  to say something if he's really on it so I can see if the needle goes up because I
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  I may have figured it out. I gotta see if yep. Okay. Oh, that is cool. So anytime
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  Uh, you wish to join all I gotta do is up the thing
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  Why don't we test that out just to make sure it works and then uh, how about saying something if you can hear me?
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  Hey sam. Oh, yeah now say something again just because
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  Say something again just because woohoo. Okay. Well that worked. Okay, i'll get back to you
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  Okay, that is my esteemed brother and colleague. Mr. Matthew vaughn trap and uh,
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  we were going to chat about a couple of things that we didn't have a
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  an opportunity to go through earlier, but
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  I wanted to talk a little bit today. I've had had a lot on my mind yesterday
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  I got into a bit of a rant about the poor ukrainian girl getting stabbed today. It's all the charlie kirk
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  I would feel remiss if I didn't say something. Um
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  I I I
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  I I
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  I'm, not one of those guys that sits around and cries all day or anything like that, but this
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  Is downright sad that our country?
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  has degenerated to where we are
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  Killing people
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  Just because we disagree with them just because
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  of virtue signaling
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  nothing
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  else
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  this is
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  horrific
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  I am
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  Sickened just just downright sickened that this is
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  Where we are
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  There is zero
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  Love for your fellow man. There is zero
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  Live and let live which is a very good motto, you know, and it's it's
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  I
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  Whatever i'm doing. What difference does it make to you?
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  What I am doing in my own tiny little
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  Pathetic life. What is it? If someone else is doing something in their
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  Tiny little pathetic life because get this
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  In the big picture. We're all
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  Nothing, we're all worm food, you know, and I don't you know, I don't
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  Mean to say people aren't important. We are
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  and people have those who love them they have people that are
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  that uh
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  That they care about the uh causes that they think these are opinions for god's sake
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  Uh, what in the world have we come to and you know, I spent way too much time on this last night
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  and matt since you're here with me, how about you, uh
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  Toss something in there if you have anything to say and I want did want to let people know they were
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  They can call in to the lake ozark real estate of the art studio at five seven three seven four six
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  80 20 if they'd like to speak with either me or matthew vaughn long as he's here. Yes, sir
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  Yeah, yeah, can you hear me okay I can you are on the air
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  Well, thank you, I I like your comments
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  You know one of the things that have been thinking a lot about lately. Um
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  And I I think I want to zoom out before I talk
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  Too much about the assassination. But first let me say
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  It is a tragedy of epic proportions
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  and
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  I'll tell everybody why I think that in just a little bit
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  But let me zoom out first
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  And ask the question of the listeners out there
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  What does it take to build a bright future? I want you to think right now what a complete cluster we're in
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  We've got the that's a good word, you know
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  Right, we've got look at look at the cultural wars
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  You know look at all of the stuff that's happening globally look at the complete upending of society
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  And I I can't think of anybody on the left or the right that's happy about it
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  now the real question is
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  You're in this circumstance
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  How do you make it better and i've said it before many times on my podcast
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  On and on this show here. Um
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  What
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  What does it take to make that bright future? Is it someone who's ignorant?
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  Who's immoral?
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  And and who is hateful that can make a bright future for society?
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  Right, is it that person that's going to be a fundamental building block of society
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  And and when you look at the fruit they bear
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  It's death it's hate it's disruption it's societal discord look at how many of us are talking about this
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  Same as yesterday and everybody talking about you know
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  some and
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  I don't like talking about it. I don't even like thinking about it. I don't like blood
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  I I truthfully I haven't even watched the video
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  I I know all about it and i've i've heard and I saw jr earlier and he was very descriptive
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  On his show earlier and talking about some of the and or maybe it was later after he and I were talking
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  I don't remember when but he was very descriptive when he was talking about the events that it that occurred
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  And and I I do not like those things. Like I said last night. I'm not a person who
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  Enjoys watching, you know, even in a movie that type of thing. I just don't like it
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  And are we are we that?
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  Desensitized to it that it just doesn't matter, you know, and we're waiting to the next, you know
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  Yeah next time blow up, you know 500 people, you know, it's it's
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  This is nonsense
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  Think about this and a friend of mine
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  um was on
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  You know facebook and I was scrolling through different things looking at their posts
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  um
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  And they they said hey, why is everybody making uh a big deal about this? Yes, it's bad
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  But uh, what about the school shooting that happened?
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  right
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  and um
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  You know, nobody's talking about the school shooting and they had a bunch of likes on that
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  Well, I could I could take that a step further and I could say
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  We average sixteen thousand around sixteen thousand five hundred car accidents per day in the united states
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  Resulting in about 112 deaths
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  per day
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  Right, so we we kill around 5500 people if i'm not mistaken
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  Every year in car accidents
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  And the reason this is different
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  Is because those are accidents
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  Those aren't someone deliberately trying to destroy the fabric of society
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  And so it goes back to that fundamental question
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  If you think there's a bright future ahead, what does that look like? Is it orderly?
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  Are there good people there that are kind and respect you and treat you for who you are?
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  You know, I had a friend message me and say i'm trans i'm pro-gun and all these sort of things
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  a great
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  Right if that's how you want to live
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  I know that the left media is always saying everybody's trying to stop you from being trans everybody's right
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  And I don't care. I I don't care at all
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  Who wants to be trans doesn't bother me one bit
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  So
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  Yeah, well the bigger question is if you see yourself in a bright future
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  And it's orderly and it's peaceful and you are cared for and respected by the rest of society
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  Just because you're you
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  Where does that come from?
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  Does it come from teachings like this that that what whoever taught this person?
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  Does it does it come from all the hate that we see?
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  Does it does it come from?
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  um
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  You know the sorts of activities that are not being enforced by law
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  You know when we look at and this is the this is why it's so easy
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  To pick on the democrat party right now
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  because you have the killing of the
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  That poor girl from ukraine
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  And it's done by a black guy who's screaming racial slurs at her
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  Right, is that part true? I hadn't heard that part before
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  Yes, yes, that's true wow and
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  When you think about it and she's got a black lives matter flag in her apartment
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  Right
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  so when you think about all this and you say
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  Do we want a guy like that creating our future?
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  Do we want a guy like that dragging our future down like we're gonna have to pay his prison time
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  Right, it's like forty fifty thousand dollars a year per per inmate
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  That's something we want to pay for right because this guy wants to go out and kill people
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  And so when we look at this
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  And we see that
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  That we we've got political assassinations on our hands. We've got people randomly being killed for being, you know, whatever color
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  And and we see the same sorts of discussions on both the left and the right the question is okay
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  So what so so what now?
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  Well, that's what I wonder what now seriously, um, how do you how do you fix something like this?
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  Well, my my question is is not even really the how it's the who and the where right, what did we do to our schools?
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  Right, we we literally have no one in society
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  save for
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  churches
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  What I don't know
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  Who is teaching morality?
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  right
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  Who is teaching morality who is teaching the golden rule?
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  I want to know because our schools aren't our parents aren't
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  Our
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  Society isn't the political parties and I don't even consider the democrat party a political party anymore
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  They are a collection of ideologies that don't match with each other just like what we were talking about with this ukrainian girl
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  Okay, we've got black lives matter mixed with an immigrant, right?
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  Which one do they support? Uh, uh, I don't know
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  how about the uh, the the guy being a lot I read an article earlier that said he um,
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  He was out on parole and our sister called my my sister or our sister
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  Virginia called I was talking to her earlier and she was going off on this on the phone
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  She's like the world's, you know, just nuts and I forget what she how she said, but she told me that uh,
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  the judge had said
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  that uh
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  something
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  really stupid like uh
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  Don't don't don't run over any fluffy bunnies or something like that
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  To this guy when she let him go, I don't know where she got that information
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  But she she said when the judge was letting him go don't get in any trouble now
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  You know, here's a guy with felony
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  Bond felony issues
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  Repeated and she's more concerned about looking
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  I don't know judgely to to the to the people instead of
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  Not an attorney. She's never been an attorney. She was appointed
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  Um again
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  Again does the bright future that you want does that come from someone who's ignorant or immoral?
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  Does it come from a political party that ignores the law?
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  or any politician for that matter
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  And you know when we look at everything that's happening
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  by the trump administration
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  right
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  um
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  um
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  When we think about the fact that the democrat party deployed national guard troops against their own voters
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  in chicago
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  a year ago
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  Because they couldn't trust them
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  Right. They've got national guard out there to protect kamala harris and everything else. But when trump does it
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  And it was against their own people
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  Demonstrators in chicago the whole area was was shut down
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  and
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  So why am I why am I saying that because they do not have a common set of principles
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  that they can go off of and consequently
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  It's cultural wars
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  It's descending into chaos
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  It's complete nonsense. Yeah, but there is no
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  Income from that
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  well, I agree, but if but I suppose if I was to counter that in in not even counter because I agree with you, but
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  the what I what I
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  Don't agree with is that the democrats are alone
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  You know, I don't oh, I I don't see any republican strength anywhere
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  Trump is ex-democrat, right? So is rfk. That's true. True. True
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  Everybody in there
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  Is is ex-democrat this is not republican versus democrat
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  This is a complete
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  Breakdown of the democrat party. They are looking themselves in the mirror between the jfk democrats and themselves
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  The republicans were lost a long time ago
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  Right. Yeah, that's true
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  No
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  Literally, they're looking themselves in the mirror. I I gave up on them a long time ago
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  You served in the army too, and I remember in the army a lot of people would go and just vote straight republican
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  You know, you're supposed to that's your duty as a military person and and you know people would would talk about it
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  but we were I was in you know, I joined during reagan, you know, you were a little later than that, but but it was
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  it was uh
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  It was strong times, you know, uh reagan was
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  The collapse of soviet. I mean
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  He forced them. He pushed him over the end. We were we're the biggest baddest dog on the block
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  and since that time it's been nothing but a joke all of the I mean I felt pretty
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  Justified in some of the things we were doing then but but I remember
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  And I didn't go to war or anything like that
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  I was a lowly russian interpreter, but but people were going to war and I remember what in the
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  flip are we
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  Fighting for in a country like that because somebody else
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  Has weapons of mass destruction look around you
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  You know i'm on fort hood, texas the largest the largest military base on the planet
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  You think we don't have weapons of mass destruction and who are we to tell somebody else?
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  They're not allowed to have them, you know, and and and that's stupid
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  I mean, you know, but but it's but I but I think that way I am so tired of do as I
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  tell you to do
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  and
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  I can do whatever the hell I want by the way and
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  um
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  I want to make sure you're finished on that topic, but I got something I really want to discuss with you
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  But but and I didn't want to not talk about this
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  this horror story of a of a week we're having
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  Um, and people are getting slaughtered like real freaking livestock, you know, it's nonsense
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  and uh
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  And and it really makes me fear
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  And not much makes me fear for the future
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  but today we have several, you know, we've got the
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  The the polish and the ukrainians massively pushing along with most of europe
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  To uh, you know push us into we we want that world war three. Come on bring it
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  You know, they they want it it's this it's the same sort of stupidity but that's not what I wanted to talk to you about either
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  Well, maybe just one final comment on
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  this
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  He was a guy
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  so
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  When you think about the type of society you want in the future
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  Right, you've got to have families
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  and
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  I I want this as a reality check
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  Again
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  We accept you we respect you for who you are what you want to do
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  but a society cannot
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  Even have a future if it doesn't have families with children
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  Right. We have a situation in the united states
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  um, where our
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  um birth rates have
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  They're dropping
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  Dramatically, right? So
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  Same problem as japan, right? We're headed that direction. But where is it? Where is it the most?
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  well, think about it if you're in a trans family or a gay family or
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  lesbian family or whatever
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  You are even if you adopt kids or whatever
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  right
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  That's that's part. That's problem. Number one. Look at what look at what charlie kirk did
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  He has a good relationship with a good woman
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  Right now if you look online, it's hard for the young men to date
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  the straight men
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  Right because the women in the united states
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  They don't know how to wife for the most part
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  Right. They're looking for money and financial stability instead of love
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  A large part and this is this is teachings of society. So this guy has conquered both of those
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  He has kids. He has a loving wife relationship
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  They're doing well. He's created a business. This is the third thing
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  He's getting dollars flowing in the economy
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  On a bigger scale. He's providing a service that people want and this goes to the fourth thing
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  he has
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  A moral teaching that he's talking about. Hey, we need laws. We need
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  Order we need order in our society. We need it in our streets. We need it in our government
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  Right and this brings us to the fifth thing
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  Education
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  right again, I said you cannot have a
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  Bright future if you have ignorant hateful
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  immoral people
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  that are
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  um
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  That are leading the way and he checked the box
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  Of what we want in society and he was killed by a hateful person who was drinking the kool-aid
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  of an ideology
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  That we already know is morally bankrupt
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  It if you look at all the boxes that charlie checked
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  Everything on the opposite side is everything the democrat ideology supports
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  complete opposite
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  And that's that's where I wanted to go with that because
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  There's no way to have that bright future that even a lot of the democrats. I know they want it
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  But you can't get it
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  uh
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  You can't get it by creating it this way. It's not gonna work
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  well, that's well said and uh, I I just
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  I
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  I don't know. I'm, sorry to rush you on that thought process
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  and if you have anything else you want to say on that you let me know because
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  I I think i've said all I want to say. I'm just
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  I
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  I'm, so tired of seeing it. I have a video if you want to hear it
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  Well, sure. Um, uh, it's a it's a pivot
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  It's a pivot but it kind of goes along that topic because I think you're going to probably talk about poland next right?
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  I'm going to tonight, but I got one in between there and if you're if you're
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  And I want to ask you specifically about this one
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  I don't know why but but I well, I know why but but we'll get into that in just a minute and play
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  Go ahead. I'd love to hear the clip
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  Tell me
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  You tell me what you think
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  This is patrick bet david going on the he's one of these jubilee guests, right? Yeah, and he's debating a guy
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  Now I
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  He's debating a guy
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  About welfare, but there's a lot more here based on the things that I I just talked about. Let me play it
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  Then we'll we'll talk about it
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  Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, right?
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  Those are the inalienable rights. You shouldn't have to earn those, right?
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  You shouldn't have to earn the right to health care to earn the right. No, I I actually these are
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  This is just we just want to live just exist
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  We can't work our our our blood sweat and tears just to just to survive
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  That's a horrible dystopian world that we live in right now
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  Then what do you think we're here for to just sit around and play video games?
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  What do you think we're here for to sit around and watch tv shows?
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  We're here to watch cat videos. We are here. We are here to create a prosperous community to lift. How do you wait a minute?
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  There's a lot in there, right? Yeah
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  The liberal guy is the one saying why do we have to work for health care?
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  Why do we have to work for all these things?
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  And patrick bet david is like, what do you think we're here for to watch cat videos and play video games? Yeah
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  and
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  the the liberal guy
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  comes back and he says
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  We want a prosperous
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  community
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  Now
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  How is that prosperous community?
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  Created is it created by people sitting around watching cat videos?
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  No, is it created by people who just want welfare? No
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  Again, it goes back to this this whole thing of how do you create this future?
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  And I want to point out one more thing with the liberal ideology here create a prosperous community
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  How do you create a prosperous community matter of fact for you?
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  How have you positively impacted the community? Uh, I guess volunteering food banks. I appreciate you for doing that. Wait a minute
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  He volunteered at food banks
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  At homeless shelters that kind of thing the literal
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  epitome of a failed society is the fact that people are just
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  In that state of lack of prosperous. In other words, he's already saying that the prosperous community wasn't created
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  by the previous ideologies
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  Okay. Now watch this question. Have you created jobs for others created jobs? No, I wouldn't say
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  Have you not?
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  I haven't had the ability to do so. Do you think it's easier? Do you think it's hard?
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  To create jobs. It's probably hard. Yeah, it's okay
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  So the people that create jobs you think they should have a little bit of incentive for having risked their life savings
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  Spend time away their families to create jobs for somebody like you can work for that company
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  But that but that but that that is the incentive and bravo for them
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  But that does not give them the right to pay themselves two million dollar bonuses
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  You don't get to choose how much money I choose to make
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  That's not your business. That's my business like okay
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  So
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  If we break down the liberal ideology
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  It's do whatever you want and still get the amazing results that you expect. That's right
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  Like that sounds like it sounds like my diet, right? I'm shoving pizza down my throat and i'm like man
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  I should be losing weight any day now
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  Well, it depends on the pizza man, it's it's the it's it's the pizza's fault not yours
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  And so I mean
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  Of course patrick bet david is talking about the money, but I want to go back look at what charlie kirk gave to society
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  Right the freedom the peace that comes from people who give it to others
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  Right the guy who took his life is not giving freedoms to others
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  He's destroying freedom
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  The ideology that drives both of those is completely different and that's why I said
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  on my facebook post
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  that
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  The democrat party no longer exists. It's now just an ideology
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  It's just an a collection of ideologies that destroy society
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  That destroy peace that destroy happiness
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  And thank heavens these guys are not in charge. Yeah, but they will be again and when when
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  I
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  Something jr jr said something to me today and I hate to rat him out
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  But he you know, he said and he says it all the time. So I don't mean mean that he's he says
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  And I believe i've heard you say something similar that that we are on the cusp
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  Of some fantastic and great times ahead some see things are changing things are going to get better
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  well, i'm telling you and this is me and maybe i'm a a a a doubting samuel, but it's uh,
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  I don't see it
• 26:17
  And and this bright future, you know, things got to get worse before they get better
• 26:22
  I don't necessarily believe in that kind of thing. Things are pretty stinking bad
• 26:27
  already
• 26:29
  When is our I mean what is there to change the the future of our very
• 26:36
  The souls of our children because I believe the outnumbering has already occurred
• 26:41
  You that that we are seriously outnumbered out gunned out matched out financed out everything
• 26:49
  For the other sides these evil doers are way ahead of us
• 26:55
  The sad news is and I talked about this sunday night on the power of truth podcast
• 27:02
  We can blame the democrats all we want
• 27:06
  blaming does not create a
• 27:09
  Wonderful society like we're not going to somehow okay. We've blamed you now society is going to be great
• 27:15
  Well, but we're not going to change them either
• 27:19
  Right. Well, that's why you have to learn to work together and you have to give them the respect
• 27:23
  That that you want not what not what they want what you want. That's where the golden rule comes in
• 27:29
  That's where morality comes. Well, but but using uh, charlie kirk as an example. He was always
• 27:36
  that way
• 27:37
  Always and and and what did he get?
• 27:40
  Oh, there were people I watched some of the shows previously where
• 27:44
  Where people would come up to the microphone and say I wish I had a gun right now, right?
• 27:50
  um, have you heard
• 27:53
  Well, go ahead with your question and then I want to get to this. I want to share. Uh, the the tom holland
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  video
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  With you at some point
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  Okay
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  uh, i'm not against that I i'm i'm
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  Very much interested in in impressions of a of a person like you you like me are well traveled
• 28:15
  You like me lived in the the middle east in in the bombing in qatar
• 28:21
  Is what I wanted to talk to you about and uh, what what
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  The the blade I went off on it a little bit
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  um earlier, uh or last night or something sometime who I was yelling about it to somebody who knows but uh,
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  the blatant double standard of uh
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  bombing
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  another country by the way
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  just
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  we're gonna bomb another country and
• 28:50
  We don't need permission
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  There is no international law that applies
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  and and
• 28:58
  Nobody and we damn well know it. Nobody is gonna do a damn thing about it
• 29:04
  The damn radio right and a damn thing about it. They're just not going to why?
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  because i'm benjamin netanyahu and I happen to be in the
• 29:14
  Only country on the planet that can blatantly willfully wantonly
• 29:21
  Do whatever it wants
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  Whenever it wants
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  And people might condemn they might complain complain. They might even bitch about it
• 29:32
  They might even have an icc warrant sent but nobody will ever enforce it
• 29:38
  And no, no ever ever ever will the united states
• 29:44
  Rise say something against this sort of behavior now i'm not I don't judge
• 29:50
  Good or bad based on whatever whatever it is. It's kind of the same thing that you were just talking about
• 29:56
  And trying to say that well, you know, um
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  Give the same sort of respect to others that you would like to have whoops. Israel sure as hell doesn't
• 30:06
  and uh, and nor do they have to because
• 30:10
  Nobody
• 30:12
  Will stand up to them ever i'd like your commentary. Well, and I because I appreciate your point of view
• 30:20
  I I think it's worse than that. I'm i'm going to
• 30:24
  Reflect for a moment on something that I see as this is not a one-off. This is a
• 30:32
  Um, this is a pattern not just with israel
• 30:35
  Absolutely, right when you think about the folks that I think they met their end yesterday the hamas leaders
• 30:43
  Some of them but allegedly the big one got away
• 30:46
  Did the big one get away?
• 30:48
  So that's what they were saying on the news earlier. Hey matt, we have a we have a caller
• 30:52
  why don't we why don't we take him just because
• 30:57
  All right, i'm gonna see if I can figure this out i've never had to do it in studio
• 31:02
  So
• 31:02
  So hang on one second, let's make sure we got it. Yeah
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  Are you with me caller?
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  I am holy schmikeys. I've done it correctly. I'm with i'm speaking with you and my my brother. Matthew vaughn is on the
• 31:19
  on the
• 31:20
  Line with us as well
• 31:23
  Matthew vaughn, uh trap from chicago. We're in chicago. That is the man
• 31:29
  And you're uh, are you with us here at the lake of the ozarks damn studio
• 31:34
  I am but matthew is uh is is remoted in
• 31:39
  Yeah, matthew up in so my brother-in-law or not my brother-in-law. My son-in-law's brother
• 31:44
  Lives in chicago and he's thinks everything's fine and dandy
• 31:49
  What do you think matthew vaughn trap? What is it like in chicago?
• 31:54
  Well, I will tell you this I lived downtown
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  um in in south loop right in the downtown area of chicago
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  and
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  The violence is crazy
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  People don't realize
• 32:10
  um
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  Just how bad it is and I I I talked obviously to a lot of the locals
• 32:17
  And they're used to it. It's like it's like the person who drives the crappy car
• 32:21
  That is always breaking down and they're like, oh, that's no problem
• 32:25
  I just have to duct tape this and wire that and i'm good to go and you know, of course
• 32:29
  You know, I have to be careful not to you know, fall through the floorboard
• 32:33
  And that's what it's like down there. Think about this
• 32:38
  The shootings that happen are different now
• 32:41
  and this this is
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  This is what it's like
• 32:45
  It used to be like robberies and gang violence
• 32:49
  A lot of the shootings now like you're standing outside of the hilton hotel
• 32:53
  And you're in town for a conference
• 32:57
  And you're there just waiting for somebody or waiting for a taxi
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  And somebody walks by and shoots you and keeps walking
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  There's no robbery
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  There's no point to it
• 33:13
  They just wanted to shoot
• 33:16
  Right, there's a street
• 33:19
  What color are they? What color what color what color?
• 33:23
  What skin color does a shooter have?
• 33:27
  I mean predominantly we see that the majority of this violence is perpetrated by african-americans
• 33:34
  right black
• 33:36
  Yeah, it doesn't mean lives matter
• 33:41
  Well, and I and I hesitated even going there because
• 33:45
  The real challenges and this goes back to what I was saying
• 33:49
  about
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  um
• 33:51
  How do you create a prosperous society?
• 33:54
  When you think about the way
• 33:57
  that
• 33:58
  The the blacks have been disenfranchised
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  completely
• 34:03
  They've they've literally they've got four generations of people on welfare. There's no
• 34:09
  Right what well i'm going to a different place than that
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  i'm saying that
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  We already established that it takes a a bright mind
• 34:22
  And bright and nice morals to create a wonderful future
• 34:27
  Where's that bright mind and morals coming from on south side of chicago?
• 34:31
  like
• 34:32
  Who's giving that to that community?
• 34:35
  Right, there's where's the mechanism of society now when we talk about what the democrat party has been promising them for 50 years
• 34:46
  They've been promising them money and quote unquote equality and all these sort of things
• 34:53
  What does that give you when you're sitting at home?
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  watching rap videos
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  and
• 35:00
  You know getting buying free
• 35:03
  stuff
• 35:05
  Yeah, you you have nothing to add to society
• 35:09
  the cia and the
• 35:12
  Fbi and the and the deep state and the mk ultra and all these people they designed it by it's it's been designed
• 35:20
  Matthew and I i'm sure you know it if you don't know it
• 35:22
  Well, let me you know, just give you my a couple of a couple of uh, you know sentences of of information
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  cloward and piven in the
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  1960s design by design
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  wanted to crush
• 35:35
  Crush the spirit of america and bring up these these this this this
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  Generations, not one but multiple generations of defunct
• 35:48
  disillusioned uneducated
• 35:50
  miseducated
• 35:53
  Brainwashed individuals they did that on purpose and you know who they were
• 35:56
  They were the white democrats man the own the old wineskin white democrats. This is not a black movement, man
• 36:04
  This is not about black and white. This is not about left and right. This is about the the disgusting
• 36:11
  Oh samuel i'm doing my best not to use foul vile language, but these
• 36:16
  Freaking thank you control freak creeps these whiteys. They're white. There's white as the as the
• 36:23
  Driven snow they're white racist pigs that are trying to
• 36:28
  To push this, uh this racial disparity
• 36:31
  On us and those are the those are the creeps. Those are the freaks. Those are the fags
• 36:37
  Those are the fairies that need to be exposed
• 36:40
  and um
• 36:41
  Dealt with in the in the court of public opinion
• 36:44
  And and so i'm in kansas city right now and I walk the dogs
• 36:48
  I take my granddaughter for walks and you know how many houses I pass by that have ukrainian flags in front of them
• 36:54
  And have the black life matters flags in front of them and science is real and love is love and all that shit with the fucking
• 37:02
  The god you're losing it. You're losing it
• 37:06
  The the rainbow flags man there. They are the problem. Do they have that issue in uh in the uh,
• 37:14
  Uh in russia sam. No, they don't well
• 37:17
  I don't know if you heard any of my any of my shows or they they they they do not but I don't know if
• 37:22
  Heard any of my shows while I was in
• 37:25
  lithuania and
• 37:27
  they do
• 37:28
  have not not with blacks, but certainly with the ukrainian flag and and
• 37:33
  I I had some some interesting experiences in that but
• 37:38
  I I don't know. I appreciate you you calling in. Did you uh, and and matt did you respond to uh,
• 37:46
  his latest
• 37:48
  I what I was going to say
• 37:51
  What yeah what I was going to say is I understand your anger
• 37:56
  right, and the only comment I will say is that
• 38:00
  Yes, I understand it completely
• 38:03
  the flip side of that coin is where do we go from here because
• 38:07
  If I were to look holistically
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  And I want to play you a video. I want to play you a video. This is barack obama just about seven or eight months ago
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  Right when he was when he was at the technical, um conference at stanford
• 38:24
  trying to encourage
• 38:26
  uh, young techies
• 38:28
  to
• 38:29
  adopt
• 38:30
  um
• 38:32
  policies of uh
• 38:34
  censorship
• 38:35
  And help, you know help things get better that way now when you think about the ideologies that are coming from these people now
• 38:42
  Here's what he said
• 38:44
  about
• 38:45
  destroying a country
• 38:47
  You just have to flood a country's public square with enough raw sewage
• 38:53
  You just have to raise enough questions spread enough dirt plant enough conspiracy theorizing
• 39:03
  That citizens no longer know what to believe once they lose trust in their leaders
• 39:13
  In mainstream media in political institutions in each other in the possibility
• 39:22
  Of truth
• 39:24
  The game's won you just have to flood all right, so
• 39:34
  And and that's and that's from the same that's from the same bathhouse faggot that uh, that
• 39:41
  that says that uh
• 39:44
  That says that uh, you know black lives matter
• 39:47
  That's from the same bathhouse creep that says that muslims should overrun the united states that's from the same insurrectionist
• 39:55
  that that
• 39:56
  Created the entire russia russia russia hoax that dude is a traitor
• 40:01
  And that dude needs to be hung by the neck in public for all to see he's a traitor. He's a liar
• 40:07
  He's a no good. Uh, no good. He's not good not good for humanity of any sort. Oh, okay
• 40:13
  Well, well, let me counter that just a little bit
• 40:16
  If you do that, okay, let's say let's say you get what you want and that and then that occurs
• 40:23
  What happens then is that the end now so so is the reason to do that just because he's a bad
• 40:31
  a bad actor a bad influencer or is the reason to do that be to to punish and to
• 40:38
  Show the rest of the world that such behavior is intolerant. I'm i'd like that's right. I I don't I don't
• 40:45
  That's deterrence what we need to do is deter that type of activity on u.s
• 40:50
  Soil, that is what we call deterrence. That's why we have capital punishment. That's why we have the life sentences
• 40:57
  That's why we have uh, you know, the death sentence we have that for a reason and that's to deter other
• 41:04
  Ne'er-do-wells and other
• 41:06
  Other uh think people that think they can uh, you know do that
• 41:11
  Insurrectionist activity in the united states
• 41:13
  We're not going to tolerate that we're going to we're going to cut the head off the snake
• 41:18
  And that's the problem. I've been we've been kissing the snake's ass for too long, man
• 41:23
  I'm, just saying the snakes are snakes just like donald trump says in his his poem about the snakes. They're snakes
• 41:29
  They're bite. They're going to bite you and they're going to poison you
• 41:32
  The only way you can deal with them is to eradicate them get rid of them
• 41:36
  No longer let them be a part of your civil society that i'm just saying well, you know
• 41:43
  You bring up some good points and the only thing I would point out is if I look at what what former president obama said
• 41:53
  He is saying you just have to dump enough stuff enough sewage into the society
• 42:00
  Now I want you to think about what I said earlier
• 42:03
  With the democrat party they are a collection of ideologies that don't make sense together
• 42:10
  Because they can't now defend
• 42:12
  the
• 42:13
  Comparison like they can't they can't defend
• 42:17
  feminism together
• 42:18
  With this transgender ideology because now a man can just put on a dress and he is a woman
• 42:24
  And and now we have to take away the women's rights so they don't mix together the black lives matter don't mix with the immigration
• 42:31
  Right because even if they're not killing each other
• 42:34
  They're sucking up all of the resources from black lives to go to the immigrants
• 42:39
  Right, and that's causing a stir here in chicago
• 42:43
  so
• 42:43
  You have a very big ukraine policy or ukraine
• 42:46
  We got to look for answers fellas. We got what we have to do between me you jr
• 42:52
  Ike the the you know polly and all the people on damn radio, which is what a wonderful venue that is for this free
• 42:59
  free
• 43:00
  free speech
• 43:03
  What what do we do man? What what are the answers we need to stop?
• 43:07
  Being so reactionary and start trying to be a little bit pro proactive, you know
• 43:13
  And I don't mean with bullets and bombs. I do not mean that at all
• 43:17
  and I I not
• 43:19
  You know not with swords but with words and with actions that so so I heard this earlier today
• 43:25
  I don't know exactly which program was on but maybe it was alex jones info wars or something
• 43:30
  uh stewart rose the oath keepers instead of incarcerating these young black men that are that are
• 43:37
  That are doing petty robberies and drug dealing
• 43:40
  We need to put them on a ship in the middle of the ocean, you know on a uh on a on a naval
• 43:45
  You know frigate or a or a aircraft carrier and and remove them from this ridiculous
• 43:52
  Uh society put them in jail and just and just continue to rehash the situation
• 43:59
  We need to make them marines. We need to make these young fighting bile strong black men
• 44:06
  fighters for the beauty of of of freedom of speech and you know the
• 44:11
  And and and and and the second amendment and stuff like that
• 44:14
  we need to stop putting them in jail where they just keep doing their drugs and
• 44:18
  Having gay sex and then go back out in the public and rape little girls and and do you know girls in the neck?
• 44:24
  You you know what that was this as an opportunity
• 44:28
  That was pretty popular to be done years and years
• 44:32
  Ago, and i'm not sure it's done as much anymore, but it used to be
• 44:37
  That a person that got in trouble for whatever, you know, whatever they did
• 44:42
  uh on the on the civil side
• 44:45
  could be
• 44:46
  Um
• 44:48
  Saved as it were by being sent to
• 44:51
  a boot camp
• 44:52
  By and and I don't mean the boot camp that they talk about here local, you know
• 44:56
  Which means we got a boot camp program. No, no, no, those are generally
• 45:01
  uh
• 45:02
  worthless, but but
• 45:04
  Real boot camp sending them to the marines. I tell you what you have a sentence that's coming up for three years
• 45:10
  You're going to go to prison
• 45:12
  But if you do four years in the marine corps, you'll come out with a skill a trade a
• 45:17
  uh, a brotherhood a
• 45:19
  A backbone something something and and you will you will learn how to be part of a society now
• 45:26
  I don't know. Who do we have to blame for that?
• 45:28
  You know who we and i'm sorry sam and and matt i'm gonna i'm gonna stop walking on your toes
• 45:33
  I just have one final thing to say the people the people we have to blame for that is the administrative state the bureaucrats
• 45:39
  Those are the enemies within those are the ones that have to be identified and eradicated
• 45:46
  humiliated out of their public office with you on that out of their
• 45:50
  Huh? I said i'm with you on that
• 45:53
  Yeah, we could
• 45:54
  If you're with me on it and matthew's with me on it and ike's with me on it and jr's with me on it and
• 46:01
  Who knows how many else people are with me on it?
• 46:04
  The only ones that aren't on it are the ones that are in on it, bro
• 46:07
  And there's not that many of them
• 46:09
  They are so few but they have such a big voice because of the smith month act enacted by reenacted by that
• 46:16
  lefty little queer
• 46:19
  half-breed
• 46:20
  Barack hussein obama, man. We got to stand up to this shit
• 46:24
  We can't let these crannies and these leftists and these freaks that are supporting that little creep in ukraine that little
• 46:31
  Little needle dick dictator, you know, you can't call him the green goblin anymore
• 46:36
  I was listening to one of my guys the guy got the they call him the green goblin. He goes
• 46:40
  He was having a dilemma in one of his shows the other day. He's like, well, you can't call
• 46:45
  I can't call him the green goblin. I'm not sure what to call him anymore because now
• 46:50
  After his somebody told him not to come see donald trump again without wearing at least a suit jacket or something
• 46:58
  Now he's wearing all black. He's not wearing it. You haven't seen him in any green since then he's he's now in
• 47:04
  In black and generally puts on a suit coat, but he still hasn't put on a tie
• 47:09
  How about call him a needle dictator? That's what he is. He's a little nothing
• 47:13
  He and his cronies have single-handedly
• 47:18
  Eradicated democracy in ukraine. I mean and yeah, but it didn't exist
• 47:22
  Well, it did but but marginally and and now it's just a horror story and I lecture on that pretty pretty often
• 47:32
  So anyway, sam matt, thanks for letting me chime in guys. Hey, no problem. Thank you for your call
• 47:38
  Yeah, you're welcome. Thank you later
• 47:42
  Um, and there he goes is how you're supposed to end that
• 47:47
  When they when they're gone and there he goes
• 47:51
  So there you have it
• 47:53
  um
• 47:54
  You know one of the things that I I think strikes me the most and obviously you could tell
• 48:00
  Uh that he was pretty upset about a lot of this stuff
• 48:03
  One of the things that strikes me the most
• 48:06
  about all of this
• 48:08
  Is the amount of non-stop
• 48:11
  Cultural wars that and this is true of the democrat party
• 48:16
  That they've been igniting which makes me go back to what obama said
• 48:21
  Right
• 48:22
  When you go back to the 60s and they dropped in the sexual revolution
• 48:27
  Then they dropped in feminism then they dropped in right in the 90s. Oh, uh
• 48:34
  Kids should be able to divorce their parents
• 48:37
  Then they dropped in the 2000s gay marriage. Then they added all the lgbtq plus plus plus plus plus
• 48:43
  then they added
• 48:44
  um a lot of the
• 48:47
  um
• 48:48
  Free speech like infringements and things like this. Oh, you you're not allowed to talk about these things
• 48:54
  And then they started with the map map minor attracted persons. Yeah, that is disgusting
• 49:03
  When we think about when we think about the mechanism
• 49:07
  The democrat party has been using it's always to go with shock and awe
• 49:12
  Of something that totally goes against societal norms and instead of introducing it out of respect like hey
• 49:20
  Look we've got some situations here where we've got some people that are gay
• 49:23
  Is there something we can do in society where they just you know?
• 49:27
  They're not, you know ostracized instead. It's like
• 49:30
  immediately when they they they pop out of nowhere with explosive comments and the first comment is
• 49:38
  The right
• 49:40
  They hate these people. They're trying to take away their rights. They're trying to do this and that and the other
• 49:45
  Yeah, and
• 49:46
  And when they've paid off the media and when they've paid off all of hollywood and the music industry, etc
• 49:55
  It leads to this situation
• 49:58
  Where the people that are on the right are like wait a minute. I don't care what you do in your bedroom
• 50:03
  I don't care what you do there. But why am I being treated this way and it leads to this
• 50:08
  type of
• 50:09
  cultural war um
• 50:13
  Can I I need to I need to let you go but I want to play this this video by tom mcdonald
• 50:18
  It's like two minutes long. Yeah, I don't know if you go. No go go ahead
• 50:23
  By the way, I am not
• 50:25
  into rap
• 50:27
  but this
• 50:28
  This is an excellent
• 50:31
  uh
• 50:31
  An excellent video and if you go on to youtube and you watch people reacting to it
• 50:38
  The first thing they do in like the first 10 seconds is they stop and go what
• 50:43
  Holy cow, like this guy is speaking the truth
• 50:46
  right
• 50:47
  So let me play this video
• 50:50
  Uh, let's see. Is it going to be an answer to my question on netanyahu?
• 50:56
  What I said is it didn't answer to my question about netanyahu
• 51:01
  Uh, it will be hang on. Okay, this is the last thing on the cultural wars. Okay
• 51:06
  Propaganda is on every channel. They think we stupid like the truth
• 51:09
  It's just too hard to handle but on your camera, what's the culture war and load the ammo?
• 51:14
  They want nc for ruling everything like it's seattle and they want anyone who's fighting to be dead and canceled
• 51:19
  They want rainbows in the classrooms and 15 different bathrooms and white guys that hate black dudes
• 51:25
  They want war. They don't want peace. They want fentanyl on streets. They want borders to be weak
• 51:30
  I swear the devil lives in california
• 51:32
  He a politician he passing bills that bring chaos and division. Yeah, the devil lives in california
• 51:38
  He should be in prison. He got horns, but he tries to keep them hidden because the devil is a
• 51:42
  And we don't play that they say that they love america. We know it ain't that
• 51:54
  Get celebrities to do they talking they get mansions while they cram us all into apartments
• 51:59
  Tell us it's cool to say it's cool and then make you retarded if you ain't liberal then they treat you like you human garbage
• 52:05
  If you speak up then you a target
• 52:08
  They want their voice to an amplifier violence and i'm back on fire. No voter id required
• 52:13
  They want war. They don't want peace. They want beef on the police. They want you surrounded by screens
• 52:18
  The devil lives in california. He a politician. He passing bills that bring chaos and division
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  Yeah, the devil lives in california
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  He should be in prison. He got horns, but he tries to keep them hidden because the devil is a
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  And we don't play that they say that they love america. We know it ain't that
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  And we ain't with it we ain't switching yellow tripping I guess god just felt us different
• 52:43
  That's a fact that's a truth look how bad that it gets when it's blue the devil is a democrat
• 52:48
  That's a rap. It ain't news and the way they treat america is proof
• 52:53
  That's where the devil lives in california hundred dollar pills
• 52:56
  He knows everyone at hollywood and parties in the hills give you everything you ever wanted plus a couple mil for your soul
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  And your vote is a deal
• 53:04
  Because the devil is a democrat and we don't play that they say that they love america, we know it ain't that
• 53:12
  And we ain't with it we ain't switching y'all are tripping I guess god just felt us different
• 53:17
  Democrat and we don't play that they say that they love america. We know it ain't that devil is the democrat
• 53:24
  And we ain't with it. We ain't switching y'all are tripping. I guess god just built us different dog. The devil is a democrat
• 53:32
  Now could you ever
• 53:34
  Get a a video a song like that and it's been number one on the charts beating out the top artists
• 53:43
  For the last three or four weeks, is that true? I've never heard that before
• 53:48
  that's absolutely true wow and
• 53:52
  You and you know what? He said he said I can't be canceled because I own my own equipment own my own studio
• 53:57
  I'm not a part of anything and he's he's been calling out other like rappers and r&b
• 54:04
  Artists and everything for a while and they can't stop him
• 54:09
  And this is what happens when and again, I go back to what charlie kirk was doing
• 54:15
  He didn't care. I'm actually surprised. I'm i'm worried about you know, tom mcdonald's
• 54:21
  um
• 54:23
  You know safety as well because you anytime you go against this machine
• 54:29
  That has obviously been set up
• 54:31
  By very big players if you got you got guys like barack obama still out there
• 54:37
  Talking about it
• 54:40
  Right. Yeah
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  And that's what that's what free speech gets you
• 54:46
  And free speech is obviously protected by the second amendment, which is why they work so hard to destroy those
• 54:53
  so i'm gonna leave it at that and
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  um
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  You know just say that I think one of the best things we can do
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  in
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  honor of charlie kirk
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  And what he was talking about is have the same courage that he did it may take a little bit to develop
• 55:12
  I'm not gonna lie
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  But to be on a public forum
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  Right. I'm not saying we have to use
• 55:19
  uh the kind of
• 55:22
  Colorful language that
• 55:24
  That was hot on the on the program just previously, but I am saying
• 55:29
  To speak the truth and to act morally is what we've been wanting from our government
• 55:34
  It's what we've been wanting from our neighbors
• 55:36
  It's what we've been wanting from the media
• 55:38
  And if we want it if we want it in society in the future, we are going to have to start doing that
• 55:45
  Well
• 55:47
  You have to accept other
• 55:49
  Uh
• 55:51
  You don't have to accept other people's opinions
• 55:53
  I don't mean it that way, but you have to understand that other people have their other
• 55:58
  Opinions and opinion is uh, you know when I was in law school, uh, it was there was a group of us
• 56:05
  that were
• 56:07
  Uh good friends like six seven of us and uh
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  One of them was uh worked for texas utilities
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  Very good friend of mine and he was in there in their corporate acquisitions department and he he
• 56:23
  Came up with a gift that we all went together and bought that we were at texas wesleyan university
• 56:30
  school of law now texas a&m
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  and it was uh
• 56:36
  uh a big glass piece of
• 56:40
  Uh that was in the shape of texas about an inch thick
• 56:44
  And on the bottom a little base and we each signed
• 56:47
  The base and it was etched in this in glass and sadly during a move. I broke mine
• 56:54
  I still have it but uh, I have to figure out how to
• 56:58
  weld glass back together something anyway, the only reason I bring it up is because
• 57:03
  It's it's about words and uh, even even lawyers aren't really
• 57:09
  Uh, you know lawyers aren't all bad
• 57:14
  you know what I mean, I I rail about the system a lot because the system is is corrupt and
• 57:20
  garbage in a lot of respects, uh, but
• 57:24
  Bill, my friend came up with and he didn't come up with it. It was by
• 57:29
  Emerson I believe and uh, it was uh, and I really hope i'm I think it was emerson
• 57:36
  But I still remember it the the the very big gist of it and it's like a word
• 57:42
  is
• 57:43
  Not a crystal constant and unchanged. It is the skin
• 57:49
  of a living thought
• 57:51
  And varies dramatically based upon, you know, depending upon
• 57:56
  the time and
• 58:00
  Circumstances in which it is used and that was etched into there as well. Now, I may not have gotten the
• 58:06
  Exact quote right, but but I remember that jeez. I graduated. I uh
• 58:12
  law school in 2000 and
• 58:15
  That
• 58:16
  Was was a very big thing and and basically if you think about the way that is
• 58:22
  People have varying perspectives and they go all the way down to the word
• 58:28
  Everything is about communication
• 58:31
  everything
• 58:32
  How you communicate what you communicate with whom you communicate all of those things
• 58:38
  And you know, uh, the caller made a very good
• 58:41
  statement about
• 58:43
  What goes on on damn radio you made a statement about the rapper who I don't like rap either, you know
• 58:50
  I I must admit to having liked a little bit of m&m
• 58:53
  Years ago, especially during that eight mile phase, you know, I thought that was kind of cool
• 58:59
  um, but
• 59:01
  You brought it up that guy can't be touched because he has his own platform well, thanks to to jr
• 59:10
  The founder of the feast at damn radio. We have one too
• 59:15
  and uh, it's
• 59:16
  We can be blocked on the internet. We can be you know
• 59:21
  Uh, what do you call it? Uh
• 59:23
  taking down a little bit but
• 59:25
  You know what? This is this is our our platform our voice and maybe it
• 59:32
  maybe it means
• 59:34
  Uh quite a lot. I mean, I know it does or I wouldn't be doing it
• 59:37
  It's not like we're making a million dollars, you know a year doing this, you know
• 59:42
  or anything for that
• 59:43
  But at the same time I I do this because I enjoy it, you know, and uh,
• 59:49
  And i'm actually getting better at it
• 59:51
  You know when I go back and listen to some of my crap shows from a year and a half ago, but uh, these are
• 59:57
  it this
• 59:59
  We provide a different voice. You know what I mean?
• 1:00:02
  I I and i'm very glad you joined me today and I thank you very much for that
• 1:00:07
  but I still don't think I got the answer to my uh,
• 1:00:10
  netanyahu question
• 1:00:12
  well, and I I think where I was going with that and I I took the dipstick approach and went deep instead of broad, but
• 1:00:21
  If you look at what's happening
• 1:00:23
  Okay, the guys that were in qatar. They're the top leadership of hamas
• 1:00:30
  They
• 1:00:31
  Stole billions not millions
• 1:00:35
  billions
• 1:00:36
  From the people in aid money. They are parked in qatar in luxury
• 1:00:43
  While their people have been utterly wasted
• 1:00:48
  Utterly wasted by the ideologies they
• 1:00:52
  promoted now the reason I went into the bright future and then I talked about the culture wars and then I talked about
• 1:00:58
  What obama was saying about destroying societies and all of these things
• 1:01:02
  Is because they literally promoted these ideologies
• 1:01:06
  that kids in
• 1:01:08
  That are five years older have coloring books
• 1:01:12
  That show guns and how to shoot the israelis
• 1:01:16
  now
• 1:01:17
  Why is matt matt, but but that's not what i'm asking. I I understand a lot of those things this promise
• 1:01:24
  But but
• 1:01:26
  Does it does it justify a long way to get there?
• 1:01:31
  I i'm telling you about human nature not justification. I guess because when you go
• 1:01:36
  Right, because I want you to think about the ideology of hate
• 1:01:40
  It's the ideology of hate the ideology of hate that killed the girl on the bus the ideology of hate that killed charlie kirk today
• 1:01:49
  Now let's go back to the ideology of hate promoted by hamas
• 1:01:53
  So they're there they go out
• 1:01:56
  in trucks
• 1:01:57
  They're killing people indiscriminately. They're burning babies in their beds
• 1:02:02
  They're raping women
• 1:02:03
  Chopping off heads of people in front of their children and all these other things
• 1:02:09
  right
• 1:02:10
  That hate that they sent out
• 1:02:13
  Was returned to them a thousand fold
• 1:02:17
  Their entire city is wasted
• 1:02:22
  Right
• 1:02:22
  Right
• 1:02:22
  And now when we look at the people
• 1:02:26
  at the top
• 1:02:28
  And we say what are the qataris doing?
• 1:02:33
  Okay
• 1:02:34
  Qatar is are they protecting hamas?
• 1:02:38
  You you have to ask what was trump's logic in notifying
• 1:02:42
  qatar
• 1:02:44
  That that israel was coming
• 1:02:47
  I mean, you know where al-udid is it's right out on c right out on salwa road. Yeah, right
• 1:02:53
  Just outside of of doha
• 1:02:55
  right
• 1:02:56
  that radar system
• 1:02:58
  Obviously we knew the the israelis notified us and we low we notified through diplomatic channels the qatar
• 1:03:06
  and and why
• 1:03:08
  You the caller was talking about cutting the head off the snake. Why didn't trump do it? He got al-baghdadi
• 1:03:16
  Was happy about that
• 1:03:19
  Right so so let's talk about the morality
• 1:03:23
  it's been a denial from the white house that they that they
• 1:03:27
  Called and warned what's what's the point of that? You're saying because he got a free plane
• 1:03:34
  No, i'm saying i'm saying that
• 1:03:37
  By the way
• 1:03:39
  Let me jump back to the ideology of hate
• 1:03:42
  That ideology of hate has come back to the people
• 1:03:46
  Yeah, but netanyahu's got it too that's my problem the ideology aid is on both sides here
• 1:03:53
  Yeah, that's why i'm showing that if when you start a fire like that
• 1:03:58
  You really think that the israelis are going to put it out?
• 1:04:02
  Now I want to go back to what happened today to charlie kirk the first reaction
• 1:04:09
  After sorrow is anger that people feel yeah, and they want action you heard it from the caller
• 1:04:15
  They want action, but the question is
• 1:04:19
  What will more hate do?
• 1:04:22
  Don't get me wrong
• 1:04:24
  Yeah, it'll it'll cause more hate will make you bomb another country that that that the country
• 1:04:31
  Now
• 1:04:33
  Do whatever you're gonna do, but don't tell me that that israel is not in a position to send their famed
• 1:04:41
  Special forces people into qatar in disguises and and and note that something is going to go on politically
• 1:04:48
  Maybe qatar will do it maybe elsewhere, but scare those guys out and do it somewhere else
• 1:04:53
  Instead we risk we risk escalation into another
• 1:04:58
  Country because remember I I complained. Well, I don't know if you you listened to all my shows. I know you you you you
• 1:05:05
  Listened quite a bit, but I said the same thing when when uh israel
• 1:05:10
  Decided nobody condemns them ever
• 1:05:14
  If they want to go into the golan heights great
• 1:05:16
  Guess what we're going in nobody says a word if we're going to go into syria. Ah, no problem
• 1:05:21
  You know go go right ahead go destroy whoever you're gonna go
• 1:05:25
  Destroy over there and by the way, we'll back you up
• 1:05:29
  We'll come in and we'll bomb the hell out of iran right there with you and then claim that we stopped the war
• 1:05:35
  and so these
• 1:05:38
  I'm, sorry, like who has who has the moral and and uh, who has the moral capability?
• 1:05:47
  To do the right thing I want you to think about this because yeah
• 1:05:51
  Okay, so they went in and bombed indiscriminate not indiscriminately
• 1:05:54
  They bombed and they wanted people to know as you said they had a choice
• 1:05:58
  They could have slipped a couple of guys in and they could have slit their throats in the night. He didn't
• 1:06:03
  Great, right?
• 1:06:04
  Right, and the reason is is because they want qatar to know
• 1:06:09
  This is what you get
• 1:06:11
  Just like we wanted iran to know this is what you get and this is what um
• 1:06:17
  That what poland did today to russia?
• 1:06:19
  This is what you get and this is what russia did today
• 1:06:23
  To um and yesterday to ukraine. This is what you get and this is what everybody's now doing to each other
• 1:06:30
  This is how world wars spread. It's by these little incursions these little things these little slaps on the face
• 1:06:39
  And that's exactly what i'm talking about when you have a weakened united states
• 1:06:44
  Where we're in the middle of cultural wars
• 1:06:47
  And we've got everybody everywhere lighting fires like this
• 1:06:52
  We're in a precarious situation
• 1:06:55
  no doubt
• 1:06:56
  Right because hate's not going to solve it and don't get me wrong, but that's all that's being used
• 1:07:01
  That's all that's being used. I mean trump trump isn't ending anything
• 1:07:07
  Well, that's that's the point is that?
• 1:07:11
  You know, where is this going to go?
• 1:07:13
  well, where can I go matt if if
• 1:07:16
  Because the my argument has been all along that the way you end the way you end the ukraine
• 1:07:24
  Incursions war or whatever the hell you want to call it is abandon them
• 1:07:28
  We they have we have nothing for us over there. We shouldn't be involved in european wars have been going on a thousand years
• 1:07:34
  anyway
• 1:07:35
  And and so and I feel strongly about that
• 1:07:38
  But and so the only way to end it is you got two choices one abandon them to
• 1:07:44
  Go all in
• 1:07:45
  and and send our soldiers over there, which would be foolish and stupid and
• 1:07:51
  Join in with the idiots in lithuania that that won't allow you to say a russian word
• 1:07:57
  That we continue to hate all things russian and they are the bad china's the bad india is now the bad
• 1:08:04
  Brazil is bad south africa's bad. These are all bad actors according to the
• 1:08:08
  Genius of besant, you know an economics guy
• 1:08:14
  I mean at the end of the day, I hate to complain so much matt. I really do because
• 1:08:19
  All I see is escalation escalation escalation
• 1:08:24
  And where in the hell are our words?
• 1:08:28
  Where are our diplomats? We have none
• 1:08:32
  america has no
• 1:08:35
  Diplomats problem like look look at the rising generation that uses memes
• 1:08:41
  And they use harsh words for everything like baby snakes, right?
• 1:08:46
  We always talk about baby snake a little baby snake. They don't know how to meet out their venom
• 1:08:52
  Right like the big the older snakes do so consequently everything is is an attempted death blow. It's all drama. Yeah
• 1:09:00
  When you look at again, who is teaching morality?
• 1:09:04
  Who's teaching diplomacy who is teaching education?
• 1:09:08
  Right, you got plenty of time in society to talk about
• 1:09:12
  How you could be trans or whatever and all the injustices of the world
• 1:09:16
  But you can't get people educated on how to how to be kind
• 1:09:20
  How to serve how to give how to be a good neighbor
• 1:09:23
  Like it's a miracle. We are where we are
• 1:09:27
  so
• 1:09:28
  When we talk about all of these problems the bigger issue here
• 1:09:32
  Is how do we come back if we are not that people that can't that have the skills to
• 1:09:38
  Knowledge skills attributes and experience. Those are the things that it takes we have none
• 1:09:45
  I agree
• 1:09:47
  So I I I know i've taken up a lot of your time. I really do appreciate you having me on tonight
• 1:09:53
  No, absolutely. No problem
• 1:09:55
  Uh, I I like having chats with you. Anyway, you're you're very well
• 1:10:01
  Versed um on on your topic that you just brought up. Um, there's a
• 1:10:07
  I did a uh, there's a story out and and I had analyzed
• 1:10:13
  Started last night. I went back and looked at it
• 1:10:16
  You you know if you if you got to go you can you know, go ahead and go but uh
• 1:10:19
  Because i'm gonna keep talking on this topic and it just seemed so interesting that it came
• 1:10:26
  And spend five more minutes with you if you want, okay, well i'm gonna give you I I watched
• 1:10:32
  in russian, uh
• 1:10:35
  a an appearance
• 1:10:37
  uh, sergey lavrov
• 1:10:39
  The chief diplomat on the planet has been in his position
• 1:10:45
  As the secretary of state equivalent in uh in russia for 25 years
• 1:10:51
  And he gave a speech
• 1:10:54
  To the graduating class of
• 1:10:57
  mg-i-m-o
• 1:11:00
  moscow state institute of international
• 1:11:04
  Relationships you were talking a few minutes ago. It just happened to fall in the lap here who's teaching
• 1:11:10
  Diplomacy who's teaching people how to act?
• 1:11:14
  Well, I did a bit of a comparison because I was trying to find some equivalents of this school
• 1:11:20
  Which is a russian school. It's it
• 1:11:23
  uh
• 1:11:24
  Is all this is the next generation of their
• 1:11:29
  Diplomatic core and it's the best, uh, you know, one of the best in the world
• 1:11:34
  And it was founded in 1944 during the second world war when soviet leadership decided it needed a specialized school
• 1:11:43
  to train
• 1:11:45
  professional diplomats and international specialists
• 1:11:48
  It was placed under the ministry of foreign affairs
• 1:11:51
  Ensures a direct pipeline between education and state service
• 1:11:57
  So this is where their pool comes from
• 1:11:59
  They are known as the harvard of russia for diplomacy
• 1:12:03
  and international affairs
• 1:12:05
  famous for its rigorous language training
• 1:12:08
  Students graduate fluent in two to three languages
• 1:12:12
  It has consistently ranked as russia's most elite institution
• 1:12:17
  for international relations
• 1:12:19
  law
• 1:12:20
  economics and journalism
• 1:12:22
  The programs cover diplomat diplomacy political science law international economics
• 1:12:29
  journalism energy policy and special area studies
• 1:12:34
  Um, so what I did was and they've had 5 000
• 1:12:37
  graduates, uh more than have become ambassadors ministers senior officials
• 1:12:43
  uh famous alumni sergei lavrov
• 1:12:47
  current russian foreign minister
• 1:12:50
  Vitaly churkin former russian ambassador to the un
• 1:12:54
  Igor ivanov
• 1:12:56
  fame, uh former foreign minister dozens of current ambassadors and diplomats posted worldwide
• 1:13:04
  And it's a global hub. They train people from other countries, too
• 1:13:08
  That come in and so I said
• 1:13:11
  Uh that I what I wanted
• 1:13:13
  He I said that you know that I think we need to use our words and all of those things
• 1:13:20
  I'm trying to find a close
• 1:13:22
  U.s
• 1:13:23
  Comparison, so I went out and I did a bit of a search and here's what it comes up with, right?
• 1:13:30
  the georgetown
• 1:13:31
  university walsh school of foreign service now, these are all private
• 1:13:37
  The the the I don't believe there's a government sort of equivalent
• 1:13:41
  And I don't know I would like to see more
• 1:13:46
  The world's big place and the world's a scary place in in in and if we're going to stay engaged and involved
• 1:13:54
  It's not going to be I mean i'm embarrassed at what we've done over the last
• 1:13:59
  30 years at least since I had a diplomatic passport. It's been embarrassing
• 1:14:04
  what what america has
• 1:14:08
  Quote accomplished, you know on the on the uh global stage because there isn't much to be proud of
• 1:14:16
  um, I mean, I suppose I could be convinced otherwise, but I don't see it, you know, and so
• 1:14:22
  I don't know. I was I was wondering your thoughts on that. I did I did want you to hear that I was
• 1:14:27
  I just thought it was interesting that you you went right into
• 1:14:31
  One of the topics I was talking about john hopkins is another one
• 1:14:35
  The harvard kennedy school is the third and there's another one called the fletcher school of law and diplomacy
• 1:14:42
  Which is the oldest u.s. Graduate only school
• 1:14:46
  dedicated to international relations and it's the bigger question is
• 1:14:51
  If I set up a school like that who is teaching what?
• 1:14:56
  And how is it absorbed and then how is it applied?
• 1:15:00
  We could have all the schools in the world, but if an administration comes in
• 1:15:06
  Like the obamas and they send biden over to ukraine, oh jesus don't get me started
• 1:15:15
  He starts pushing weapons in and making money on the side him and the romneys and the the peloses
• 1:15:22
  And they start all their kids are over there serving on boards
• 1:15:27
  And they're making money hand over fist and at the same time they still are
• 1:15:33
  They're poking the bear the entire time. Yeah, right. So where was the where was the kennedy school then?
• 1:15:40
  Where were all these other?
• 1:15:42
  Diplomat places other than to cover up the lie of it
• 1:15:46
  Right. We as as the caller pointed out. There's there's ukrainian flags flying together with black lives matter flags two of the biggest
• 1:15:54
  uh
• 1:15:55
  weird
• 1:15:56
  ideologies
• 1:15:57
  That you can ever imagine
• 1:15:59
  We've caused a war that's resulted in the deaths of about 1.4 million people
• 1:16:05
  And we've got people flying flags of a country. That's completely decimated by it and i've been to ukraine multiple times
• 1:16:13
  Those people are trashed
• 1:16:16
  Or what
• 1:16:19
  Right that they violated their treaty with russia
• 1:16:23
  And again, it goes back to hate you spread the hate
• 1:16:27
  You do this stuff
• 1:16:29
  And you are going to suffer
• 1:16:32
  And this type of suffering
• 1:16:35
  Like this is nothing to the elite the 200 000 people that died in iraq. Thanks to bush's lies nothing
• 1:16:41
  The people that that died in the middle east thanks to obama's policies and the complete decimation of syria nothing
• 1:16:51
  They don't care they are getting something accomplished
• 1:16:55
  They want something accomplished. They want this world order
• 1:16:59
  And they're fighting for it now
• 1:17:01
  And the world order they're fighting for like i'm not so certain that trump
• 1:17:06
  Is going to be able to stop it
• 1:17:09
  I'm not so certain that
• 1:17:12
  You might not like this i'm not so certain that he's not one of them, you know, but but
• 1:17:18
  It remains to be seen right but but trying to trying to override it and take it over
• 1:17:25
  Because you know, he was offended by hillary clinton years ago, and I don't really believe that but i'm saying
• 1:17:33
  You know, it's like what you said, I don't believe anything anymore
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  I don't believe a damn thing. I see on the television. I don't believe a word out of a politician's mouth. I got
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  That obama was successful. Well
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  I'd like to but i'm i'm uh, you know what i'm i'm doubt like I said, i'm a doubting samuel. I am gonna go read
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  uh several things before I
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  formulate an opinion and most of the time even my opinion is just
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  A more of a spitballing idea and going well, you know
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  Have you thought about it from this point of view that like they teach you in law school?
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  Which is really sad because in law school remember there are no correct answers
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  It's all about the argument. That's the socratic method matt
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  You go in and you say well, what if we did x well, have you considered blah?
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  You're not answering a question
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  That you're not answering right or wrong that when they give you a book on contracts, you know, they they talk about uh,
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  offer and acceptance but
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  Offer and acceptance are all shadowy terms based on
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  When and who and how they are interpreted like in my little plaque I was telling you about
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  Well, and I would say
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  And then i've i've got to jump off this call but well we're done anyway, I got like 10 minutes left of the show
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  I would
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  Just simply say okay. Where do we go from here?
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  um
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  at the end of the day
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  You have to live by the golden rule give to others their freedom the freedom to be who they're going to be
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  Don't tread on their
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  rights their way of living
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  And make it
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  so that um
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  They can speak freely about it that I I speak that to both sides of this argument
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  Because with kindness with compassion
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  Which the democrat party used to be all about that and and when it became a party or an ideology of hate
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  And this this stirring the pot all the time
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  It really really uh, that's why we have people that jumped like, you know rfk and trump and everybody else right elon musk
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  so
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  In order to solve this we have to get back to remember they're going to keep dumping the sewage
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  The sewage is going to continue
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  You don't want to play in it
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  You do not want to play in that sewage. So i'm going to leave you with that tonight and i'll look forward to uh,
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  Talking to you again in the near future. Thanks for providing this venue. I really felt like I needed to say something do something today
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  Well, i'm glad i'm glad you were here. Not a problem. You're welcome
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  Just just about any time and nothing that I was going to say today can't wait till tomorrow anyway
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  So I appreciate you being on damn radio on wednesday, which is by the way
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  The best the best day in radio because we have like four or five shows all day long
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  And everybody gets an opportunity. This is the big talk day. So I appreciate you being here. Thanks matt
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  Thank you. Have a good one. Yep. Bye. Bye
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  And there he goes. See i'm i'm following the rules here. I'm doing what i'm supposed to
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  I wanted to uh, and I only have 10 minutes left. I got one two, three, four, five six seven
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  11
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  Tabs up is all
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  And then I have some summaries of uh of what I did the
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  The
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  What do you call it the speech?
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  That lavrov gave at mgimo was was pretty important and uh, but you know what i'm
• 1:21:26
  Gonna put it off a little bit
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  And uh, we we might get to it tomorrow looks like i've got you know
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  Me and matt just kind of spitballed all that. Thank you very much matthew for uh,
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  For joining i'm glad to have him as always he has his his own show on sunday nights on damn radio goes from uh,
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  Uh, is he at six o'clock?
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  Or is he it's you know what? He's at seven o'clock. I'm, sorry. He's at seven o'clock on sunday nights and he uh,
• 1:21:55
  Loads them all up to his power of truth network on uh, you can do a search for that and find his uh,
• 1:22:02
  A link on pod bean. He's also on pod bean
• 1:22:06
  Uh mine are all on international flavor dot com and you can listen to all of my
• 1:22:12
  Uh old shows always upload them and all of these will always be
• 1:22:17
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• 1:22:19
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• 1:22:26
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  at any time you feel like it because
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  The content is there
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  brothers and sisters
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  So I had a couple of things. Uh
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  To go through but i'm since we only have about uh, 10 minutes to go
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  i'm going to
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  Talk about there's a recap. Have you noticed?
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  In america
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  There have been five
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  assassination attempts
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  This year or success in this case
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  The u.s. Bears witness to an alarming trend
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  of politically
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  motivated violence and high profile
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  Assassination attempts the u.s. Is entering a disturbing cycle of political violence
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  Here's a comprehensive list
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  Attack on donald trump on july 13 president trump
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  Sir, barely narrowly survived an attempt on his life during the rally in butler
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  the attacker 20 year old thomas matthew crooks filed
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  Multiple rounds killed a rally attendee injured several others
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  Wounded trump. He was killed by a counter sniper team
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  returned fire
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  The incident was bray branded foreseeable and preventable
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  by u.s. Senate inquiry
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  two months later september 15
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  Trump was the target of another attempt when a heavily armed pro-ukrainian
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  Shooter was spotted outside the president's golf club in west palm beach
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  Suspect ryan ruth was apprehended by the secret service and has since chosen to represent himself
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  In court and challenged trump to a game of golf
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  the minnesota house speaker assassination
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  Melissa hortman and her husband were shot dead at their home on june 14
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  2025
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  Local senator john hoffman and his wife were wounded in a related attack
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  The same night and barely survived
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  The suspect vance belter a 57 year old with military experience
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  And a past as a private contractor
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  Was apprehended taken into custody after two-day manhunt
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  They claim a belter planned and carried out the target assassination
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  Had a list of some 70 other targets
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  A plot the likes has never of which has never been seen
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  in minnesota
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  charlie kirk in utah
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  conservative commentator a longtime supporter of donald trump
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  charlie kirk was assassinated today
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  While delivering a speech at utah valley university the right wing and well
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  He's not right wing. The the activist was shot in his neck and succumbed to his injuries at a hospital shortly after
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  uh, illinois violence on december
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  18 2024
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  right wing
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  Influencer nick fuentes said a man armed with a pistol
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  A crossbow and incendiary devices showed up at his house in berwyn, illinois
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  While he was live streaming
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  The individual turned out to be a triple homicide suspect who had shot and killed who her was I mean shot and killed by police
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  following a chase shortly after his encounter with fuentes
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  these are
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  Nonsensical dangerous sad times. Uh, I don't know what uh,
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  What uh justifies this so well nothing justifies this sort of behavior
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  um
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  You know
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  I I I don't know
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  Um elon musk does uh, here's what he said
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  He's called the party of uh, he's he's called
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  I got i'm tripping all over my tongue tripping tripping trip
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  musk calls the left the party of murder
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  Yes tech billionaire elon musk accused a radical left of fostering a climate that encourages violence
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  Calling it the party of murder
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  Following the fatal shooting the 31 year old activist and influencer blah blah blah
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  We know that the left is the party of murder
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  musk wrote in his post on x
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  political commentator mike
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  cernovich
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  Karenovich i'm not sure if that's correct replied. Not only the left. It's people who fund them
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  like soros gates reid hoffman some
• 1:27:31
  patsy boomer
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  Who was radicalized by agate prop is not who anyone smart considers considers responsible?
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  for what happened today
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  Uh and musk responded
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  exactly
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  musk also endorsed another post claiming the left wing
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  Mainstream media as well as figures like gavin newsom claiming that trump plans to be a dictator
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  Has created a climate of hysteria against right-wing figures
• 1:28:02
  That could radicalize any number of unstable people to engage in political violence his remarks came as
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  Leading democrats including joe biden kamala harris
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  hakim jeffries
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  and even gavin newsom to issue statements condemning the attack and declare that
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  Political and gun violence have no place in america
• 1:28:26
  This growing assassination culture among left-leaning americans
• 1:28:31
  Was highlighted in an april survey
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  by the network
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  contagion research institute which found
• 1:28:39
  That 48 percent of left of center respondents
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  said it would be
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  somewhat
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  justified to murder president trump
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  Some 55 said the same thing about musk
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  Earlier this year radical activists targeted tesla owners. Remember that?
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  Kirk was the founder of turning point usa
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  Vice president vance praised him for promoting civil political discourse noting his events were one of the few places
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  With open and honest dialogue between left and right
• 1:29:18
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