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Speaker 2: Good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm Roun Edwards.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience. Glad to be
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Speaker 2: with you this day. It's a wonderful day in the neighborhood.
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Speaker 2: And yep, you know, one has to wonder, a man,
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Speaker 2: how desperate are certain political officeholders, How desperate are they
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Speaker 2: to literally ruin our republic? One has to wonder many
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Speaker 2: of them are so hell bent on literally destroying this country,
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Speaker 2: or they're stupid. I'll give you an example here, Okay,
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Speaker 2: a Democrat representative Kamliger Dove having to she says that
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Speaker 2: having to send identification with ballot puts identity at risk.
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Speaker 2: She said that recently on CNN, and she's from California,
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Speaker 2: of course, and I had to say that again. She
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Speaker 2: argued that the Save America Act would put our identity
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Speaker 2: at risk if you now have to send in a
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Speaker 2: copy of your identification with your mail in ballot, and
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Speaker 2: I just think that such an assessment it borders on
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Speaker 2: either stupidity or she thinks that we the people are stupid,
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Speaker 2: because she, like most Democrats are just about everyone is
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Speaker 2: on a hell bound mission to literally destroy this country
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Speaker 2: from within. And one of the best ways to do
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Speaker 2: it is to continue to allow anyone who wants to
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Speaker 2: come in and vote to vote. Well, you don't have
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Speaker 2: to share your identification, just come in and vote. And
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Speaker 2: by the way, without the requirement to show identity, I
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Speaker 2: get to start out at seven o'clock, okay, voting on location,
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Speaker 2: and I could spend the entire day just going all
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Speaker 2: over the state where I live and just voting all day,
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Speaker 2: not having to show any identification. Just show up, Hey,
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Speaker 2: how are you? Yep? Doing my duty? Going to vote?
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Speaker 2: I get hat at the end of the day. You
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Speaker 2: know how, you get the little sticker I voted. You
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Speaker 2: could get dozens of those by the end of the day,
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Speaker 2: just going And imagine, maybe I shouldn't even say this publicly,
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Speaker 2: but imagine a bunch of leftists decided to maybe three
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Speaker 2: hundred of them, decided to do this, and I'm sure
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Speaker 2: they do it in blue states already, and just go
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Speaker 2: vote out and Will and elly all over the place
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Speaker 2: call it a voting outing and say, hey, bring a
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Speaker 2: lunch because we're all going to go out all day
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Speaker 2: and vote, vote, vote, vote vote. I you know, and
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Speaker 2: I know that sounds like a crazy idea, but I
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Speaker 2: wouldn't put anything past the leftist I mean, look what
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Speaker 2: they do already or have done. This representative went on
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Speaker 2: to say. She says, I think the American people are
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Speaker 2: as frustrated as I am. They see a speaker who
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Speaker 2: has no shame and who is pushing forward bills that
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Speaker 2: are going to hurt the American people. Now, how someone
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Speaker 2: please tell me? Someone, please explain, even the producer here
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Speaker 2: on the network, just chime in, just pop in, and
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Speaker 2: please explain to me how passing the Save Act what
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Speaker 2: harm we the American people? How people showing up with identification?
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Speaker 2: Because if that's the case, we should have no identification
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Speaker 2: requirement for anything. If you want to go to a
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Speaker 2: Democrat Party event, you have to show identification. If you
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Speaker 2: want to buy anything, most of the time you have
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Speaker 2: to show identification. Go to the bank, of course, identification.
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Speaker 2: I mean you have to show ident identifications in so
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Speaker 2: many situations. Now you need identification to drive. You need identification,
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Speaker 2: I mean for everything. But yet you have all these Yeah,
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Speaker 2: who's saying, Oh my god, requiring identification to vote brings
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Speaker 2: so much harm. It would just be so horrible and
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Speaker 2: so inconvenient. Remember they used to always say that black
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Speaker 2: people can get identification. I'll be honest with you about
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Speaker 2: that situation. Leftist whites would love black people throughout America
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Speaker 2: to be that stupid, because they benefit from even just
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Speaker 2: the mere concept the lie of such an asinine way
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Speaker 2: of living. See, they benefit from losers or the rumors
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Speaker 2: of losers, because they have no concept. They have no
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Speaker 2: desire to upgrade our American society through merit, through achievement,
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Speaker 2: through true unalienable rights, through high moral character under constitutional law,
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Speaker 2: biblical law. See, they have no concept. Nor if they
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Speaker 2: do have a concept of that, they just don't. They
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Speaker 2: don't desire that because they want us to be oppressed.
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Speaker 2: And how to what's a good way to oppress America
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Speaker 2: is to not require identification to vote because all the
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Speaker 2: underminers that were let in by the Uncle Joe Biden
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Speaker 2: administration can just line up like crazy and just vote
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Speaker 2: all over the place. And then of course you have
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Speaker 2: the politicians that still want, you know, the anchor baby
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Speaker 2: industry to continue. China pays big bucks in order to
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Speaker 2: have the anchor babies can be dropped here in America
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Speaker 2: so that they have the dual citizenship and when they're
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Speaker 2: eighteen they can vote in our elections because they happen
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Speaker 2: to have been dropped on American soil at birth, doesn't
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Speaker 2: matter if they are taken out of the country the
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Speaker 2: next day. And so you have leftist politicians and rhinos
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Speaker 2: who say, hey, you know, it's okay, it's okay. And
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Speaker 2: the Rhinos are no better in my humble opinion than
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Speaker 2: the Democrats. In fact, in a sense, they're worse because
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Speaker 2: the Democrats are acting according to their principles. But when
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Speaker 2: you have fakers like Collins, John Thune and others who
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Speaker 2: ran for office based upon conservative principles and in some
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Speaker 2: cases Christian principles, but then govern themselves in a way
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Speaker 2: to compromise at best with those who are helping on
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Speaker 2: destroying our country, they are worse because they're being hypocrites.
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Speaker 2: So it just goes to show you how low certain
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Speaker 2: people will go in this country. Well, in my opinion,
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Speaker 2: here's a bit of good news. And I'll explain why
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Speaker 2: Aok Alexandria or Casio Cortez has taken the twenty twenty
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Speaker 2: eight presidential primary lead in New Hampshire. And I hope
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Speaker 2: she continues to lead, lead, lead, go ahead to it's
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Speaker 2: go ahead. I hope that she becomes the nominee for
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Speaker 2: the Democrat Party. Yeah, I think that would be great.
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Speaker 2: And then you have failed former Transportation Secretary Pete Buddha
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Speaker 2: this poll of six hundred and forty eight primary voters
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Speaker 2: released yesterday shows that Ayok is at the top of
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Speaker 2: twenty two percent support. Buddha Jeds is right below her
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Speaker 2: at twenty one percent. Everyone else is in single digits. Man,
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Speaker 2: that is crazy work. But hey, that's good because all
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Speaker 2: you have to do is have a good communicator on
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Speaker 2: folks in a pretty bad mood, because here's the situation
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Speaker 2: forth more more oil than ever before. At the same time,
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Speaker 2: that poses a bit of a problem because you see,
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Speaker 2: And why is that. See, it's not about supply, It
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Speaker 2: them away the oil supplies a way to get it
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Speaker 2: refined is because environmentalist leftist in this country, along with
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Speaker 2: leftist politicians, continue to block our ability to build new refineries. Now,
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Speaker 2: when you think about the refineries the size of which
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Speaker 2: we need, it takes several years to build just one refinery.
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Speaker 2: And the last time I checked, which was yesterday, the
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Speaker 2: United States last built a refinery about thirty years ago,
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Speaker 2: maybe even before that, but at least thirty years ago.
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Speaker 2: So we're kind of in a bad situation. And then
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Speaker 2: some refineries have closed, some have been mysteriously over the
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Speaker 2: years set on fire. So we're down quite a bit
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Speaker 2: when it comes to refining capacity of the type of
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Speaker 2: oil that it's mostly found in this part of the world.
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Speaker 2: And so the oil that we could use readily or
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Speaker 2: more quickly is it comes from the Middle East. So
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Speaker 2: the thing that could make us independent is if we
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Speaker 2: could just over rule the leftist in this country and
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Speaker 2: be patient and build our own refineries in the United
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Speaker 2: States of America. But at the same time, we need
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Speaker 2: to figure out a way to refill our reserve capacity.
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Speaker 2: And at the same time, you know, Iran situation is
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Speaker 2: becoming kind of a mystery to me because the United
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Speaker 2: States of America is touted to be a superpower, the
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Speaker 2: world's most powerful nation, with China very close behind and
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Speaker 2: closing in pretty rapidly. But as of this moment, the
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Speaker 2: United States is supposedly the most powerful nation in the world.
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Speaker 2: Yet after all these bombings, after all these days, Iran
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Speaker 2: is still wreaking havoc in the Middle East. Now, there's
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Speaker 2: not much harm Iran can directly do to the United States, however,
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Speaker 2: not directly anyway, however, what Iran is doing is bombing
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Speaker 2: ships in the Red Sea, bombing facilities in some of
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Speaker 2: the neighboring nations in the Middle East. There and somehow,
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Speaker 2: some way, the United States keeps missing, or don't they
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Speaker 2: keep popping up with these new spots just to fire
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Speaker 2: missiles from. And there's much speculation as to where Iran
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Speaker 2: keeps getting these missiles. We're running low, and yet Iran
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Speaker 2: seems to always have enough to continue to rehavoc. So
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Speaker 2: somebody somewhere is not telling the full truth, the whole truth,
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Speaker 2: and nothing but the truth when it comes to the
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Speaker 2: Iranian situation. And Whilstaudi Arabia has been using the Red
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Speaker 2: Sea to export millions of barrels of oil, which until
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Speaker 2: very recently kept prices you know, you know, from rising
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Speaker 2: as they have now, Saudi Arabia was also working on
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Speaker 2: a pipeline and they still are working on that pipeline,
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Speaker 2: but it takes time to build a new pipeline. So I,
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Speaker 2: you know, contend as I have from day one, that
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Speaker 2: you know, since we got into this thing, we should
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Speaker 2: the United States should act like that. If they don't
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Speaker 2: hurry up and defeat Iran within seventy two hours, that
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Speaker 2: the world economy will collapse. They should deal from a
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Speaker 2: position like that, in other words, like it's an emergency,
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Speaker 2: because it's quickly becoming a potential emergency situation on the
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Speaker 2: world economy, and it is high time for the United
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Speaker 2: States to go ahead, and if we're going to continue
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Speaker 2: to use these bombs anyway, we might as well really
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Speaker 2: go in, I mean and hammer that nation literally back
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Speaker 2: to at least the Bronze Age, if not the Stone Age,
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Speaker 2: at least to the Bronze Age, which is pretty close
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Speaker 2: to the Stone Age, and put them in a position where, hey,
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Speaker 2: they're literally no longer technologically in the twenty twentieth twenty
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Speaker 2: first nineteenth century. I mean, push them way back. That's
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Speaker 2: the only way to defeat people of this ilk. The
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Speaker 2: Iranians are more unreasonable without nuclear weapons then the North
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Speaker 2: Korean dictator is with nuclear weapons. Because the North Korean dictator,
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Speaker 2: as well as the Chinese dictator, the Russian dictator, they
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Speaker 2: all want to live. They all want their countries for
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Speaker 2: the most part, to live. They do. Whereas the leadership
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Speaker 2: of o Ran they don't give a rep because they
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Speaker 2: believe that, you know, if they get bumped off, they think,
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Speaker 2: oh boy, instant instant steveny virgins in luxeble wine. So
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Speaker 2: that's what they're looking forward to. So they don't care,
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Speaker 2: and they're willing to martyr themselves. Their religion is based
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Speaker 2: upon death and evil and so we have to, you know,
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Speaker 2: govern ourselves accordingly. They're not humans in the normal sense.
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Speaker 2: They don't have these these these k th they don't
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Speaker 2: have a caring attitude about life and death and all
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Speaker 2: of that. They're not normal enemies like a Putin or
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Speaker 2: Jijen Ping. They are the epitome of Craig Kray there.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's their mentality is only two things. Take
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Speaker 2: over the world, turn it into an s whole, a
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Speaker 2: nasty s whole. Beat women all the time, merry little
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Speaker 2: ch n little girls. You know in Afghanistan, they they
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Speaker 2: go after little boys all the time. I mean, that's
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Speaker 2: what Islam is about, you know, fifty seven varieties of
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Speaker 2: of of Islam. And it's not a pretty picture. And
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Speaker 2: like I said, they're all about death anyway. And so
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Speaker 2: we have to govern ourselves accordingly. You would not allow,
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Speaker 2: if you, God forbid, had roaches in your home, you
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Speaker 2: would not allow most of them. Oh boy, we'll be
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Speaker 2: Before the break, I was talking about, you know, us
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Speaker 2: needing to really clean house when it comes to dealing
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Speaker 2: with Iran in certain situations within our country. And I
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Speaker 2: was just using closing that topic out by using the
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Speaker 2: example that you know, if you God forbid, if you
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Speaker 2: had a bunch of roaches in your house and you
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Speaker 2: fumigated the place and you clean things up and you
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Speaker 2: made sure that you got and you say, well, you
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Speaker 2: were satisfied by getting most of them out, He said, oh,
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Speaker 2: you know what, they're most out, mostly out that I'm
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Speaker 2: not going to hardly see that one or two that
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Speaker 2: that house. Before you know it, they're all over the
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Speaker 2: place all over again because they don't stop breeding. And
31:06
Speaker 2: it's the same thing with these Islamist with these people
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Speaker 2: that are you know, hell bent on destroying Western society
31:14
Speaker 2: and actually Eastern society too, because they've they're these Lombist
31:19
Speaker 2: are actually moving into Japan, although they're not as tolerant
31:22
Speaker 2: and stupid as we have been. But we have to
31:26
Speaker 2: really clean house. And with the Iranian situation they've got,
31:32
Speaker 2: their clocks have to truly be cleaned so that they
31:35
Speaker 2: don't commit any of these atrocities anymore around the world
31:41
Speaker 2: because they don't care. It's like, hey, we're just going
31:47
Speaker 2: to keep going until we're dead, and so we have
31:52
Speaker 2: to accommodate that situation. You deal according to knowledge, not
31:59
Speaker 2: according to your wishes. You're wishing that they may get
32:05
Speaker 2: we could somehow work out a peace agreement and get along.
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Speaker 2: President Trump finally realizes.
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Speaker 10: That, but.
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Speaker 2: So that he doesn't continue to be in the long
32:18
Speaker 2: run just drawn into this thing, he needs to just
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Speaker 2: put his foot down and say, you know what, Pete
32:27
Speaker 2: Hexeth and all the rest of you guys, by the
32:32
Speaker 2: end of the week, do you know, do what you
32:36
Speaker 2: have to do so that by the end of the week,
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Speaker 2: Iran is no longer a problem your professionals, your your soldiers.
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Speaker 2: That's that's what you do. Go do it. I mean,
32:52
Speaker 2: he's got to just come and and that's what That's
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Speaker 2: the only thing that people of that ill understand. They
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Speaker 2: only understand utter defeat or victory. There is no in
33:07
Speaker 2: between with them, even if they say that they agree
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Speaker 2: with you, even if they say that they're your friend.
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Speaker 2: And President Trump making agreements with Saudi Arabia, and they
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Speaker 2: can smile and act as friendly as they want to be.
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Speaker 2: And President Trump can believe in the friendship of Saudi
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Speaker 2: Arabia or not. But there's one thing that's true, even
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Speaker 2: if the President doesn't see it. Saudi Arabia, though they
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Speaker 2: are friendlier than the Iranians, they're not our friend. Are
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Speaker 2: you kidding me? You should check into the billions of
33:46
Speaker 2: dollars that Saudi Arabia has infused into our universities over
33:51
Speaker 2: the years in order to help fund the Islamification of
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Speaker 2: the United States of America. Arabia is not the only one.
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Speaker 2: But I'm just saying, oh, wait a minute, another very
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Speaker 2: prosperous Muslim nation has also been doing that, Cutter a Qatar. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: and so is this nuclear deal that President Trump has
34:21
Speaker 2: gotten together with Saudi Arabia is it worth it now?
34:24
Speaker 2: I understand that if Saudi Arabia doesn't have an agreement
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Speaker 2: with the United States, they would go with China or
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Speaker 2: Russia or both of them. I understand that. But if
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Speaker 2: this is a true deal, are there safeguards that will
34:43
Speaker 2: not endanger the United States with this agreement in the
34:45
Speaker 2: long run, because so far agreements with Saudi Arabia and
34:52
Speaker 2: so called more friendly Islamic nations in the Middle East
34:57
Speaker 2: has helped to undermine us through our education system, because
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Speaker 2: they understand that they could not, you know, just come
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Speaker 2: over here and just right now invade us and beat
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Speaker 2: us up and just take over that way. No, they
35:11
Speaker 2: understand that, and of course they had their useful idiots,
35:17
Speaker 2: the leftist Americans. And one thing for you leftist Americans
35:23
Speaker 2: who you hate Trump. You hate people that are as
35:27
Speaker 2: you call them nationalists, as if it's evil to want
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Speaker 2: your own nation that you live in, that you grew
35:34
Speaker 2: up in to be the best it can be. Is
35:36
Speaker 2: if that's somehow evil. What you all don't realize is
35:43
Speaker 2: that you are nothing more than useful idiots, and that
35:47
Speaker 2: if the Islamists were to somehow take over this country,
35:51
Speaker 2: they might thank you for helping them, but in the
35:54
Speaker 2: long run, they would take you out, as they have
35:58
Speaker 2: taken out a couple of US born activists who are
36:05
Speaker 2: pro a Palestinian and went over there to the Middle East,
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Speaker 2: and they're like, oh, wall, I'm sorry. They're not like anything.
36:13
Speaker 2: They're dead. So beware of what you're asking for. I'm
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Speaker 2: talking to you leftist out there. Beware of what you desire,
36:24
Speaker 2: because you may get the full impact of what you desire.
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Speaker 2: You want death to America, but you may end up
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Speaker 2: dead yourself, and it won't be America that kills you.
36:39
Speaker 2: So and President Trump, as well meaning as he is,
36:46
Speaker 2: I mean, he's done so many great things for so
36:47
Speaker 2: many people and afforded many opportunities for many people, giving
36:54
Speaker 2: them jobs of great responsibility, such and such. Well, James,
37:01
Speaker 2: he's one of the really one of the good guys.
37:05
Speaker 2: He knows how to dig and find stuff. Well, Senior
37:09
Speaker 2: Pentagon director was caught on hidden camera spilling on a
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Speaker 2: gay date with O'Keefe that he will undo whatever has
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Speaker 2: been done at the Pentagon after Trump leaves office to
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Speaker 2: reverse Trump's agenda. Now, little did he know that O'Keefe
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Speaker 2: was getting this information, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. And see, you
37:36
Speaker 2: have to watch out. And I hate to sound or
37:42
Speaker 2: or like the president should be paranoid or something like that.
37:48
Speaker 2: I mean, a senior Pentagon director caught on hidden camera
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Speaker 2: on a gay date saying that he will undo whatever
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Speaker 2: has been done at the Pentagon after Trump leaves office
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Speaker 2: to reverse Trump's good agenda. I call it a good agenda.
38:15
Speaker 2: Because of Trump and Pete hack Seth and a very
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Speaker 2: few others, the leadership of the military is being cleaned out.
38:25
Speaker 2: And you know the military. The job of the military,
38:30
Speaker 2: by the way, is to kill people and break things.
38:35
Speaker 2: And they're supposed to be always preparing for that duty
38:39
Speaker 2: or those two duties. It is not to be a
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Speaker 2: social experiment. It is not a pathway for freaks to
38:50
Speaker 2: come to prominence. As we had to remember the admiral
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Speaker 2: that the Navy admiral under the Uncle Joe Biden administration
39:00
Speaker 2: dressing it putting putting itself in a dress. And what
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Speaker 2: kind of example was that for young people? Yeah, you know, yes,
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Speaker 2: or was a horrible example. But this is hilarious. I'm
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Speaker 2: looking at the video. I should have gotten the audio
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Speaker 2: and just so you could hear it. But this guy
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Speaker 2: I'll give you a sports history lesson that backs up
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Speaker 2: This is the Rhinovers American Experience. Thanks so much for
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Speaker 2: I brought up at the fact that it used to
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Speaker 2: taught you were taught teamwork, you were taught a work ethic,
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Speaker 2: you were taught loyalty, hard work, things like that. And
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Speaker 2: it used to be that sports was mainly participated in
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Speaker 2: by I won't say just Christians, that would be a lie,
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Speaker 2: but people. For the most part, it helped to perpetuate
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Speaker 2: good morality, and it was usually taught by coaches and
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Speaker 2: managers who had for the most part decent morals which
45:20
Speaker 2: were reflected what we reflective rather of biblical virtues. And
45:26
Speaker 2: believe it or not, that was how basketball started. It
45:32
Speaker 2: was started by a gentleman who was born in Canada
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Speaker 2: back in the late nineteenth century. He thought of the
45:40
Speaker 2: game of basketball. He got two fruit baskets, cut out
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Speaker 2: the bottom and put you know, on two posts at
45:52
Speaker 2: opposite ends, and started the concept of basketball. And these
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Speaker 2: first basketball games they used a soccer ball because you know,
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Speaker 2: there had not been you know, Spalding wasn't around yet.
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Speaker 2: And the way the basketball games were played then is
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Speaker 2: let's let's say if you your team had the had
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Speaker 2: and they s they had nine men on each team,
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Speaker 2: and let's say you your team had the ball. Well,
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Speaker 2: there was no dribbling or anything like that, and you
46:26
Speaker 2: weren't taking fancy shots like like they do today, and
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Speaker 2: you were passing it around and hopefully keeping it from
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Speaker 2: being knocked down by the other team, which would then
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Speaker 2: take the ball and run to the other basket and
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Speaker 2: try to hop up and drop it in. The game
46:46
Speaker 2: was much simpler than it is today. But the man
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Speaker 2: who invented this game, even though he was born in Canada,
46:53
Speaker 2: he called the United States of America his home, and
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Speaker 2: it was concluded at that time in his mind that
47:06
Speaker 2: sports would be an avenue to, you know, help young
47:12
Speaker 2: men developed better character or maintain good character. They already
47:17
Speaker 2: had good character and such and such. And that was
47:21
Speaker 2: the general attitude of football, you know, in its early days, baseball,
47:29
Speaker 2: And it was even like that when I was involved
47:35
Speaker 2: in sports in school, et cetera. There was an air
47:43
Speaker 2: of I won't say nobility, but there was an air
47:46
Speaker 2: of morality. And today if you look at the w NBA,
47:55
Speaker 2: if you look at the NBA, if you look at
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Speaker 2: certain baseball teams like the Dodgers that openly promote transgenderism
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Speaker 2: and things of that nature influencing young people. Even if
48:19
Speaker 2: let's say, like during the nineteen fifties, you had Mickey
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Speaker 2: Mantle and into the sixties one of the greatest baseball
48:26
Speaker 2: players that ever walked into a stadium. Now a lot
48:32
Speaker 2: of people didn't know it at the time, but he
48:34
Speaker 2: used to drink a lot and smoked cigarettes and all
48:39
Speaker 2: of that. But yet the people of that time did
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Speaker 2: not know it. And whenever he presented himself to young Americans,
48:46
Speaker 2: to young boys, you didn't see any of that he
48:50
Speaker 2: did not present his adult activities to young Americans. He
48:55
Speaker 2: knew that that would have been wrong to do so.
48:57
Speaker 2: Same thing with Babe Ruth, the Sultan of Swat as
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Speaker 2: they called them. And so you had an air of
49:07
Speaker 2: morality so that the children could look up to these
49:11
Speaker 2: guys and you know such and such. Today it's totally different.
49:22
Speaker 2: Now there are good guys that are in these sports.
49:25
Speaker 2: Don't get me wrong, however, many of even many of
49:31
Speaker 2: the owners, are trying to smash down the good guys
49:35
Speaker 2: in sports and promote the prevailing leftist attitudes when it
49:41
Speaker 2: comes to sexuality, when it comes to politics in our country,
49:46
Speaker 2: and even when it comes to religion, giving more deference
49:50
Speaker 2: to the Islamists than the Christians who are the majority
49:55
Speaker 2: who come to their games. And that is that is
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Speaker 2: presented in our country by a lack of morality, the
50:07
Speaker 2: backing off of both parents and the church from teaching
50:12
Speaker 2: good morals on a regular basis. And so whenever you
50:19
Speaker 2: have that kind of a situation, something's going to arise.
50:24
Speaker 2: You know, if you move your feet, you lose your seat.
50:29
Speaker 2: And if the feet of morality that America was once
50:33
Speaker 2: famous for walks away or takes a back seat somewhere else.
50:37
Speaker 2: Immorality is replacing that, even in sports, and that shouldn't
50:45
Speaker 2: be a surprise because immorality has replaced morality in many
50:50
Speaker 2: of the churches, Catholic, Christian churches, et cetera. And I'll
50:58
Speaker 2: say synagogues, because most synagogue are what run by leftist
51:03
Speaker 2: oriented or very liberal rabbis. And if that were not
51:08
Speaker 2: the truth, then the majority of Jews would be voting
51:12
Speaker 2: for Democrats, voting for their own demise, just like Black
51:15
Speaker 2: Americans talk about, stupid is what stupid does. And so
51:22
Speaker 2: we endanger ourselves as a republic by continuing to allow
51:29
Speaker 2: the persistence of immorality being foisted upon the youth of
51:36
Speaker 2: this country. And we can ill afford to allow this
51:41
Speaker 2: to continue. It places all of us in danger in
51:45
Speaker 2: the long run. And I believe that we all have
51:51
Speaker 2: to answer for this. As I always say, there's going
51:57
Speaker 2: to be judgment day one day, one time, We're going
51:59
Speaker 2: to all face judgment. But here, in this time, in
52:05
Speaker 2: this life, why should we continue to put up with
52:10
Speaker 2: this garbage? Why should we, for example, put up with
52:13
Speaker 2: situations that are continuing to happen more often throughout our country,
52:17
Speaker 2: like in Buffalo, New York, where Old Saint Anne's Catholic
52:20
Speaker 2: Church was burned down, and they know it was an
52:24
Speaker 2: arson attack, and the immoral leaders of that church, rather
52:30
Speaker 2: than trying to rebuild or sell it to a Christian organization,
52:34
Speaker 2: et cetera, they sold it for only two hundred and
52:36
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars to Islamists. How retarded is that? And
52:42
Speaker 2: the Islamist are now pushing to replace that Catholic church.
52:45
Speaker 2: The whole building didn't burn down, it was just damaged,
52:49
Speaker 2: but they want to refurbish the building and turn it
52:51
Speaker 2: into a giant mosque. That is truly an insult to
52:56
Speaker 2: common sense when you consider the fact that the Islamist
53:00
Speaker 2: I have already admitted that they're coming here to destroy,
53:03
Speaker 2: to kill, still and destroy. This is crazy. And so
53:20
Speaker 2: if we are to truly be a nation that is
53:26
Speaker 2: great again, we're strong, but we're not nearly as great
53:30
Speaker 2: as we should be. But if we don't hurry up
53:36
Speaker 2: and turn things around morally, we will lose that strength.
53:40
Speaker 2: We will lose our prosperity. Because once you have this
53:44
Speaker 2: cesspool of bad morals, which leads to bad thinking, which
53:50
Speaker 2: leads to bad actions, which leads to bad results and
53:54
Speaker 2: that just repeats itself unless someone or us as a society,
54:05
Speaker 2: puts a marker on it and says no, we're done
54:07
Speaker 2: with this and force things to be turned around in
54:11
Speaker 2: the right direction so that we can truly be a
54:15
Speaker 2: great nation again. Well, now that I see that, my
54:19
Speaker 2: time is of thank you so much for your time,
54:21
Speaker 2: and as always at this time, I always urge you
54:23
Speaker 2: to please pray for your nation, Pray for your family,
54:25
Speaker 2: your friends, your enemies, that they get it right before
54:30
Speaker 2: it's too late, because I guess what we all will
54:32
Speaker 2: face judgment one day. Don't forget to treat other It's
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Speaker 2: the same way you want to be treated. I'm ron
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Speaker 2: edwards until next time. Exocior.
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