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  US. Welcome to Freedom Chat, where
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  real Americans speak their minds and no topic is off limits.
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  No scripts, no judgement, just honest conversation.
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  Raw, unfiltered, and free. If you're ready to challenge the
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  narrative and celebrate true freedom, you're in the right
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  place. This is Freedom chat.
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  Good morning, good morning, good morning.
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  All right, well, let's get some things out and off our table.
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  I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America
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  and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God,
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  with liberty and justice for all.
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  The reason I read it is because they don't want to screw it up.
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  Let's get a couple of things off.
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  Good job, Mark. Thank you.
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  Yes, it shows I actually can read.
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  Congratulations to the Nuggets. You get the Oklahoma City
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  Thunder who blew through Memphis like they were sneezing.
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  Yeah. So actually.
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  And you know what ABS better next time next year, right.
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  We'll get a next. That's that's, that's all I'll
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  say about those. I you'll be here right now.
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  Right. I was talking to Dennis about
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  like a post I made yesterday about about Jared Bednar.
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  He's the head coach of the, the, the avalanche.
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  I like Bednar, but I think it is time for a change.
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  I think it's time to to move on from from his his coaching.
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  I don't know what they're going to do.
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  I just, look, you have that much talent, you should be blowing
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  through the 1st 2 rounds like it's nobody's business.
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  And it that is by no means a, you know, saying that that
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  Dallas is a horrible team. I just think that the Avalanche
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  are a far better team and the fact you're not getting as much
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  out of that team is pretty sad. So let's get right to it.
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  Media, media bias, the effects of media bias, the lasting
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  damage that media bias creates. So we'll start with this.
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  This is just the percentage of negative coverage on Donald
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  Trump's cabinet. Just a few members of his
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  cabinet. OK. 96% of the media coverage of
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  Elon Musk is -96 percent. 98% of the media coverage of Robert F
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  Kennedy Junior is negative. And then Pete Eggseth gets 100%
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  negative media coverage. The media coverage of the
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  illegal alien Kilmer Abrego Garcia, the El Salvadoran who
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  was identified in a court of law as a member of MS13, gets 96%
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  positive coverage. The Maryland man.
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  Yeah, that's the Maryland dad, and we're we're gonna get into
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  that. Here's how the media frames
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  illegal aliens so that people understand that you're being
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  coerced into thinking something that is not so.
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  OK, an illegal alien from El Salvador, MS13 gang member, and
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  he is suspected of human trafficking.
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  The media reports him as a Maryland dad.
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  OK, first of all, in order to be a Maryland dad, you have to 1st
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  be an American citizen. Could be me, I could be wrong.
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  I don't think so. All right, Second thing is, if
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  you're not willing to tell the truth and you are in a position
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  where you are, as much as I hate saying this, you're in a
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  position of, of influence, right?
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  There's an inherent responsibility to being honest
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  about this and they aren't. I don't trust them.
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  I also, you know, and, and I know, I know Dennis watches Fox
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  News, but I don't, I try not to watch any of that.
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  My mom watches Fox News all the time, and I'm hoping that she
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  comes on today. I'm not sure she's gonna make
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  it, but she is recovering and she's doing well.
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  Excellent. Those are good things, right?
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  Yes, Sir. OK, back to our media.
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  Reframing. This is what they do.
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  And I just quit calling it reframing.
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  They're lying, OK? They're lying.
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  They're lying. They're lying.
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  They're lying. They're lying Illegal alien who
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  allegedly raped the corpse of a dead man on the New York subway.
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  Well, he's being referred to as a Brooklyn man once again.
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  A Brooklyn man would if if you're not paying attention.
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  Hey, a Brooklyn man. That mean he's from Brooklyn?
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  No, this dude come from another country.
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  So they're lying to you? Yeah, and then the last one is
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  an illegal alien who raped and murdered Lincoln Riley, who is a
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  nursing student who is out for a job.
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  Now, this was a repeat offender. He was a repeat illegal alien,
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  but he is known as a Georgia man.
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  Now, how does that adversely affect American and the American
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  public's? Well, first, if you aren't
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  paying attention, you automatically make the
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  assumption that, well, crap, these guys are American
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  citizens. They have a right to due
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  process. They have a right to this.
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  They have a right to that. News flash, they don't have a
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  right to anything. Period.
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  That is the bottom line. They well.
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  First, they're making it. They're making it sound like,
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  oh, it's a Maryland dad, so he's from Maryland, which means he's
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  American, which means they can do it to anybody.
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  Right, right. And and scare tactics.
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  That that's that's the danger. Now, how does that affect
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  someone like me? OK, y'all remember when Donald
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  Trump was accused of calling veterans suckers and losers?
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  I'm sure everybody remembers this.
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  I'm sure everybody has heard it. Here's what's sad about it.
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  It has been proven to be 100% false.
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  The man never said those things, period.
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  He never called veterans suckers and losers.
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  That was squashed by no less than six different people, two
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  of whom he fired during his first term.
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  Yeah, So if you fired a dude and and that dude wanted to get back
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  at you, he could have collaborated that, right?
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  But he didn't. He said, I'm not going to sit
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  here and lie about something that the guy said.
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  I got a post on Facebook. It is a meme that says we are
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  not suckers and losers, we are the brave souls who wrote
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  history with our sacrifice. Veterans deserve a it's, it's
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  AH, what's up man? You can come on if you want.
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  It's it's one of our people. And I just jumped him on.
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  No, brother, I'm just, I'm just working in the background.
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  Oh, OK. All right then I'll, I'll, I'll
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  bounce you out. OK so back to the statement,
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  veterans deserve on or not insult and and that in its own
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  right is correct. However, when it is being done
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  in a manner to make someone else look bad and you keep going back
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  to it, well you look stupid #1 so I called him.
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  You know that. What does stupid mean?
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  That crap was proven to be a lot.
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  So the guy responded to me with did you serve?
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  And immediately, you know, one of my shipmates immediately came
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  and said, yeah, he served 20 years.
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  And then I responded to that person saying, yeah, I served 20
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  years. The point is the media created
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  this lie and people still believe it.
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  And, and here's why I think this happens.
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  And, and I'm going to ask Dennis and anybody else who's watching,
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  I want to, I want to know what y'all think about this.
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  It's easier to not have to think about whether or not something
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  is true or something is false. So because it's not, it's
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  easier, just it also absolves you of responsibility.
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  In my opinion. It doesn't absolve you of
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  responsibility. You, you have an obligation to
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  dig deep and and walk, walk through that.
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  I'd like to know what Dennis thinks on.
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  It feel it feels that way to them, that it absolves them from
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  any responsibility or accountability, but it really
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  doesn't. If you're just sidestepping, you
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  know what's what's, what's there, what's really there.
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  Right. Meanwhile, here's a quote from
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  Donald Trump. And this is something that
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  really needs to be pushed. President Trump says borders are
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  not racist, Speech is not violence.
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  America is good. Terrorists are bad.
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  Men can never become women. Police are not criminals and
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  criminals are not victims. About the only thing I don't
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  agree with in that is that police are not criminals.
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  There are police who are criminals, but that percentage
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  is so small that it's it's very difficult for me to reconcile
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  someone saying police, all police are criminals.
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  All police do this, all police do that.
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  So this is a statement that he made and I agree with it.
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  The media is an even sniffing at it.
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  I would add something. Yeah, go.
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  Ahead, I would add, criminals are not victim.
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  Not only are they not victims, they're not freaking heroes
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  either. Right, That's honestly the
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  truth. And they're not someone that I
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  mean, look, I'll be honest with you, they are not someone who I
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  would ever lift up on no pedestal.
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  I here's more about what the media has done.
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  There was a Colorado rally that this happened earlier this week
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  and a person at a Colorado rally was asked why they wanted to
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  impeach Trump and Vance and the supporter that the lady, the
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  lady said insider trading and pardoning friends all of a
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  sudden. Yeah.
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  OK, so here's here's what's hilarious about this.
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  When it was brought up that Biden literally pardoned his
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  family and many of his friends, she she couldn't say anything.
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  Well, why do you think she couldn't say anything?
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  It's because she got caught making a statement that was
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  false, number one. And she got caught basically
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  being proven to be a brainless, mindless little puppet.
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  Wasn't that the same one they had?
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  I think it was the same one. They had a lady that they were
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  talking to and she said he was asking her about illegal
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  immigrants. And she said, I have no problem
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  with them as long as they're here not breaking the law.
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  And it's like the first thing, I mean, the first thing that
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  jumped out was me at me was, lady, they're already breaking
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  the law by being here illegally. Right.
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  Isn't it, isn't it amazing that you, you get out there and the
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  first thing that you hear is, well, we just don't want law
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  Breakers? Well, well, that means that you,
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  you need to deport all of them. Yeah.
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  I could. I was beside myself when I heard
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  her say that. I'm like, you got to be freaking
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  kidding me. It is it.
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  It blows me away that that this is what we are dealing with
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  today. This is stuff that is so basic
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  and so fundamentally accurate that you just can't even, I
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  can't even fathom what I'm watching while I'm watching.
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  It's like I'm watching it going, wait, did I just hear what I
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  thought I heard? You know, it's OK.
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  Here's a perfect quote. Jasmine Crockett, our good
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  friend Jasmine. I can't stay away from her man.
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  She is so much fun. Her and Chuck Schumer, man are
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  like the greatest 2. They are like the dynamic duo of
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  idiocy. And the the.
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  Minority man. I live AOC too.
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  Man, I gotta throw her in that mix.
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  But this woman comes out and says Trump is trying to kill us
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  all by making planes fall out of the sky.
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  She says this on MSNBC. I'm just like, thank God their
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  viewership is so small that it doesn't make a difference.
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  But you're going to find someone out there who's going to walk up
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  to you and go, why do you support the president?
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  He's trying to make planes fall out of the sky, you know, and
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  then then we have to sit there and go, are you a special sort
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  of dumb or are you trying to just be, are you dumb trying to
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  be smart being dumb? I mean, it's, it's this round
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  Robin of being fed information and treating that information as
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  as if it's the real deal. And that's that's the media
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  right now. That's.
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  I got a question for you. Yeah, and then we we got to go
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  to a break too. Have you seen the Sean Payne
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  interview with Jim Acosta and. Small and smallwell, oh
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  Smallwell. You got to look that up.
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  I was just watching that. It's he says the dumbest crap
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  ever. It's it's hilarious, Yeah.
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  You know, I read some of it and I was just like, so
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  flabbergasted. That I just watched it like 1/2
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  an hour before. I was just like Sean Penn.
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  He looks rode hard and put away wet.
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  Too. Holy moly, he was Robert De
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  Niro. Oh jeez.
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  Yeah, that's I don't. There's no hope for those guys,
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  man. No, there, there's not.
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  All right, we are going to play a song.
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  When we come back, we are going to talk about some of the Doge
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  findings. There was an interview that was
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  on Fox with the Doge team and I want to talk about some of the
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  things that that were brought to light in this interview,
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  including big balls. All right, ready.
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  Here we go. The station where our veterans
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  voices are heard. MBR talk.
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  Hey, thanks for tuning in. Welcome are those of the
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  speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions
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  of any entities they represent. The web at NB radio dot all.
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  Right, all right, all right. Hey, there's my Matthew
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  McConaughey impersonation, although I can probably do it
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  better. That was a all.
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  Right, all right. That was a really, that's a
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  pretty cool tune. That's a very good rendition of
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  a Soundgarden song. I got a lot of compliments.
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  A lot of people actually posted comments saying that was a great
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  song. So you're welcome.
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  It's just kind of caught my eye. We'll, we'll keep pushing
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  forward. All right, I want to talk about
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  Doge man. All right, check this out.
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  The Democrats spent $4 billion to rent stadiums.
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  That's taxpayer money that was used to rent stadiums.
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  What do you need to rent a stadium for if you're a person
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  that is in public service? And why aren't you pulling it
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  out of your own bank account instead of the the coffers of
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  the American people? It it just blows me away that
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  that we're we're dealing with that yes, I can't even begin to
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  fathom how much money has been spent on in our name with none
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  of our consent, which you know, hey, I'm not going to be a
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  hypocrite. I voted these people in it.
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  They spent the money and did it in in our name.
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  I don't think they they acted in good faith and I will stand on
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  that. That's why I believe that the
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  easiest way to fix a lot of these problems is to vote them
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  out. Here's the I'm sorry about that
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  H Here's what drives me crazy. OK, Doge found the treasury was
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  spending upwards to 5 trillion. That's trillion with AT with no
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  budget code, meaning that of our taxpayer money, we don't know
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  where it went. We don't have any receipts.
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  And I'll ask anybody out there who is in a business or who is a
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  part of a nonprofit like I am, who has to provide receipts for
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  expenses of any kind, Because if you're spending money, that's an
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  expense, all right. If you're, if you're spending
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  government money, no matter what it's on, that is an expense
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  being paid for by tax dollars. So I want to know where that
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  money went. Well, here's the problem.
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  They've been allowed to get away with this for so many years that
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  this is this is commonplace. I am, I'm just blown away that
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  they have been allowed to spend our money with because if it was
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  us, like when we file taxes and we have an expense, we have to
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  show proof of that expense. If we're if we're running a
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  small business, it's a requirement.
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  Yeah. So what do you, where do you
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  stand on that? And you know what, for the rest
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  of you, where do you stand on this?
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  This is this is kind of insanity that we're looking at and it's
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  it's insane being redundant here, but damn.
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  Well, that's why they audit you, you know, I mean, you get
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  audited. They want to know where all your
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  money went. Well, how can you?
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  Why can't we get the same respect from them as far as
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  where their where our money's going to them?
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  I, I can tell you what I think about, I think of that and, and
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  y'all can, can fire off some responses and let me know what
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  you think. But they've reached a point
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  where they don't care anymore. OK.
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  And because it reached a point where they don't care anymore,
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  they don't have to care anymore because they, they get voted
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  back in. You keep getting voted in, you
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  keep getting voted in, you keep getting voted in and eventually
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  someone's going to catch up. But how long is it going to take
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  before you do get caught up? And if you're mismanaging this
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  money, what other things are you mismanaging?
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  Are you acting fraudulently? If we don't know where that
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  money went, I would have to say they were spending it on
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  something that I would not have been OK with.
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  I would have reached out to my congressman and I would have
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  told my congressman, this has got to stop, period.
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  But because there's no checks and balances, we talk about the
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  three branches of government. Well, the financial sector
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  section should have checks and balances as well.
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  Am I correct on that or am I just?
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  Nope, we all should. And this is a bigger problem
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  than we even remotely think about understanding.
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  Right. I mean, when we stop and think
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  about it, that trillion, I wasn't even talking about
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  billions. I mean, never mind the fact I
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  can't count that high. I think that a trillion dollars,
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  a single trillion dollars would fill up my house all the way to
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  the brim and have money spilling out into the front yard.
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  Oh. Yeah.
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  You know, I mean, and, and look to, to put it into perspective,
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  they spent that money and never even sneezed at it.
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  I went to the, the House of a parent who was giving away a
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  flagpole so that I could put a taller flagpole in my front yard
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  with a lanyard system, with a rope system.
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  So it's easier for me to switch my, my bottom flags out, right.
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  Instead of spending the money that that it would have cost,
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  which would have cost quite a bit, I went and did this so that
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  I could put a different flagpole up.
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  And I know that that is, you know, fairly trivial in, in the,
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  the grand scheme of things. But it, it tends to, you know,
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  we, we and those of us who served this ought to make it
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  even more mad because we defended our country and they
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  have spent our money, however they want to spend our money and
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  there's no repercussions for it. And just.
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  Not yet, it's just hopefully we'll see something come about
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  that for as far as repercussions go.
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  Well, yeah, I mean, meanwhile, for those of you who don't know,
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  Trump still is not taking a salary.
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  He's taking his salary each quarter and donating it to
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  something that is going to help benefit the country.
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  He also recently announced that he is going to privately fund a
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  brand new ballroom in the White House.
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  So, and he's going to fund it with his own money and through
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  donations. So he's not using taxpayer money
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  to improve the people's House, the White House, where the
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  president lives and where all of these events happen.
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  So once again, this is a guy who is being a patriot and he's
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  ridiculed and attacked and oh, it just it goes on and on and
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  on. All right.
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  The next song is a song by Dustin Garner.
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  It is called Brothers in Arms. We'll be right back.
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  When we get back, we are going to discuss radical Islam and I'm
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  going to cover a couple of little things about radical
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  Islam and about Islam and, and, and, and how it is is in our
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  government right now and what it looks like and a couple of facts
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  that most people don't know. Hey, I've had the bumper.
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  All right, we're on. I forgot the bumper.
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  I apologize. I was looking at something else.
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  All right, radical Islam. Here's the issue with radical
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  Islam. Radical Islam calls for the
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  eradication of non believers. That's anybody who doesn't
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  believe in Islam and that's the first issue.
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  The second issue is, up until 1990, Muslims were not allowed
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  to serve in office primarily because they are beholden to the
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  Koran and to Islam, above and beyond any and all others, which
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  means they can't serve because it is counterintuitive to their
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  religious belief. The bill that the the, it's
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  called the the Mccarran Warner Act, which basically banned
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  Muslims from holding office. It was repealed very quietly,
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  probably in the middle of the night, because that's how
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  Democrats like to do things. The people who signed it were
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  both Republicans and Democrats. Dick Cheney, John McCain, Joe
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  Biden, Al Gore, John Kerry, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer
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  and Nancy Pelosi. So.
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  Right. Here's what we're finding here
• 34:01
  are the consequences of this. The consequences of this is
• 34:10
  people like Ilhan Omar who have publicly put their allegiances
• 34:19
  into the countries they came from.
• 34:21
  And I'm sure this is going to turn some people off, but if you
• 34:27
  are in a public office, you have sworn an allegiance to the
• 34:32
  United States and then you very publicly go out because it's
• 34:37
  your home country, Somalia. Look, go back, go back to
• 34:41
  Somalia. If you're not true to your oath
• 34:44
  of office, and we've talked about the oath of office
• 34:47
  numerous times, but if you're not true to the to your oath of
• 34:51
  office, you need to step down or Congress needs to grow a few
• 34:55
  pairs and remove you. I'd like to take a second and
• 35:01
  tell Ian Ilhan Omar to fork off to go fork herself.
• 35:11
  Thank you. You must post a name call,
• 35:12
  right? Thank you.
• 35:14
  That's all I needed. That's all I had to say.
• 35:16
  Thank you for your time. Oh, man.
• 35:20
  Hey. And for those of you who served
• 35:22
  and who are still serving, thank you for your service and thank
• 35:26
  you for the things that you did. Of course.
• 35:28
  That's yeah. And thank you, Mark.
• 35:32
  Hey, you know, thank you for your support.
• 35:34
  That's, that's the, the name of the game.
• 35:37
  But back to this, there's a video that popped up on
• 35:41
  Instagram and they actually block it out because it is that
• 35:46
  sensitive and it's I, I, I won't share it, but it is a group of
• 35:54
  Islamic men who are beating a woman.
• 35:59
  They're caning a woman on the street and it turns into this
• 36:05
  gang like event where you know, young, young boys are committing
• 36:11
  assault. And this is all based around the
• 36:16
  premise of Sharia law. Well, here's the news flash
• 36:21
  about Sharia law. Sharia law is in no way, shape
• 36:26
  or form compatible with the laws and the values of the United
• 36:31
  States of America. It's just not.
• 36:35
  And I'll take that one step further.
• 36:37
  If that is where people's allegiances is, they can go back
• 36:41
  to where they came from. I can give you a couple other
• 36:45
  examples of what they do without getting too graphic.
• 36:49
  Adulterous adulterer women. They will bury you with your
• 36:56
  head sticking out of the ground and stone you.
• 37:00
  They will lock you in a box in a in a hot desert and give you
• 37:05
  very little food. Right.
• 37:08
  Yeah. Well, the rape thing, they,
• 37:10
  they'll, they'll do it at right out in public.
• 37:13
  Actually, it'll be a gang rape and there'll be probably 10 of
• 37:16
  them. Yeah.
• 37:17
  And they are able to get away with it because?
• 37:20
  It's. They teach you women to the
• 37:23
  point where women do not have an identity and, and they, they'll
• 37:28
  stand there and scream and tell everybody, Oh no, we, we exalt
• 37:33
  our women. Well, my question is, if you
• 37:36
  exalt your women, why do you cover them from head to toe,
• 37:39
  right? If you, if you lift your women
• 37:42
  up, then why is it that they have to wear the clothing that
• 37:47
  they have to wear? And you know, for those people
• 37:49
  who say, well, that's their, that's their religion.
• 37:51
  That's, that is not, that is not the way the, the Arab nations
• 37:57
  used to be in any way, shape or form, right.
• 38:01
  So, you know, don't, don't give me that.
• 38:04
  And once again, don't take my word for this either.
• 38:08
  Do your own research. Dennis and I have done the
• 38:11
  research. The reason we are able to talk
• 38:13
  about this stuff is because we have done the research.
• 38:17
  We we're, we're working hard as we can to make sure that we're
• 38:23
  being as factual as we can. None of what we're telling
• 38:26
  people is made-up. What we're telling people is
• 38:29
  uncomfortable. There's a difference between
• 38:31
  made-up and uncomfortable. Comfortable means I don't want
• 38:34
  to hear it because it makes me feel a little weird, right?
• 38:38
  Well, I'm sorry, but there's a lot of things that go on in this
• 38:42
  world that should make people feel uncomfortable.
• 38:45
  And the only way you can stop feeling uncomfortable is to
• 38:47
  confront it or to get make it better.
• 38:51
  Well, if this is a religion that is quite frankly incompatible
• 38:56
  with American values, then maybe it needs to have a maybe we need
• 39:05
  to go back to that. It's not racist and it's not
• 39:09
  anti. It's just that you you say an
• 39:15
  oath that you have no intentions of honoring.
• 39:19
  Well, I don't want to, I want to touch on that just for a second.
• 39:22
  You were saying that the, the, the Muslims weren't able to get
• 39:29
  holding off a position in office.
• 39:32
  Well, and that's fine. And, and, but you can't I, I
• 39:37
  don't feel comfortable with them taking an oath on, on anything
• 39:41
  other than the Holy Bible. I don't think doing it on a
• 39:46
  Quran is, that's not, that's not doing anything for me.
• 39:50
  That's not telling me that you're willing to give your 100%
• 39:54
  of your life to for this country.
• 39:56
  Right, right. And, and here here's here's what
• 39:59
  this act was. It was the Mccarran Internal
• 40:03
  Security Act. Its intent was to make sure that
• 40:09
  communism didn't gain a foothold in the United States.
• 40:14
  That was its entire. Premise, right?
• 40:19
  The fact that he included people of Islamic faith into that is
• 40:25
  because the people of an of Islamic faith tend to lean
• 40:29
  towards a very communal type society or communal.
• 40:40
  What am I looking for? Like I I know what you're.
• 40:46
  Saying much more socialistic in their approach.
• 40:49
  So let's kind of throw that out there and and run that so and
• 40:54
  and do I agree with with everything that was in this
• 40:56
  bill? No, I don't and I'm not saying
• 40:59
  that you cannot be an Islamic person and have a be a patriot.
• 41:07
  I believe you absolutely can do both.
• 41:11
  I just understand why this this act was pushed through.
• 41:17
  I also understand why it was shot down.
• 41:22
  The balance that we have here, the balance we need to have
• 41:26
  here, is there's radicalized Christian individuals also who
• 41:33
  should be clipped. They don't mean clipped by
• 41:37
  killing. I mean clipped as in removed or
• 41:41
  squashed, right? They, they do not have a place
• 41:45
  in our society. Our society is supposed to be a
• 41:48
  society where people can come together.
• 41:51
  Well, you can't come together when, when certain behaviors are
• 41:56
  completely normal for a certain group of people and they're
• 41:59
  unwilling to change their, their behaviors.
• 42:05
  That's the problem that we've got right now is this is how
• 42:10
  we're fighting. This is what we're fighting.
• 42:12
  It's it's not intended to be nice.
• 42:18
  It's it's just the reality of what we're looking at.
• 42:22
  When any any human can have good moral compass.
• 42:25
  I don't care what color, what color you are, what religion you
• 42:28
  are, that has nothing to do with anything.
• 42:31
  If you're, you either have a good moral compass and you're
• 42:34
  raised that to to have that, or you do not.
• 42:39
  Right, right. So to kind of wrap this up,
• 42:44
  Sharia law has no place in the United States, and a person who
• 42:50
  is of Islamic faith should be absolutely allowed to serve as
• 42:55
  long as they are true to their oath of office.
• 42:59
  The minute that they start showing that they're not going
• 43:02
  to be true to their oath of office, Ilhan Omar, they need to
• 43:07
  either be removed or stepped out.
• 43:09
  It's one of them. And Jayapal too, right?
• 43:12
  Yeah, Yeah. Yeah, goodness gracious.
• 43:14
  Hey, the list the the list of the people that are on there
• 43:17
  that are not true to their oath is law.
• 43:20
  And they're not just Muslims. There's.
• 43:23
  Plenty of people who believe in God and and and consider
• 43:26
  themselves Christian that are not true to their oath.
• 43:28
  My my personal opinion about that is if you're not true to
• 43:31
  your oath, you should go. You mentioned a few of them on
• 43:34
  that list of, of people that signed.
• 43:37
  Yeah, a couple of, a couple of them Republicans on there too.
• 43:40
  Yeah, they they all need to go. And that's a good.
• 43:44
  And that's a good. That chunk of people you named
• 43:47
  is a good is a huge reason why Washington is so screwed up.
• 43:53
  That's, that's exactly right. I mean it is exactly right.
• 43:56
  OK, we are going into our last segment.
• 44:01
  I am going to play another song. I think what I want to play is,
• 44:08
  let me see here. It's a song called Never Been to
• 44:17
  Spain. It is a cover song.
• 44:20
  So here we go. We'll,
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  The station where our veterans voices are heard MBR talk.
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• 47:54
  The web at MB radio dot. All right, guys, we're into the
• 48:00
  final segment and we're going to get right on into this.
• 48:04
  Illegal aliens. There is a civil rights
• 48:08
  attorney. He's a Democrat strategist.
• 48:10
  His name is Robert Patillo. He says our rights aren't just
• 48:15
  for Americans. They're for everyone, even
• 48:17
  illegal aliens. OK, No, they're not.
• 48:22
  You break the law by coming into our our country, you do not have
• 48:27
  the same rights. You do not get due process.
• 48:32
  The He's giving his reason for why Kilmar Abrego Garcia should
• 48:39
  be allowed back in the United States because, hey, all of the
• 48:44
  rights belong to all of the people in the United States.
• 48:48
  Never mind the fact that these people are criminals, that this
• 48:52
  has been proven and documented that these people are criminals.
• 48:56
  So this is really pushing around due process.
• 49:01
  That terminology that is, by the way, Dennis will tell you this,
• 49:05
  this is the new catch phrase. It's due process, people.
• 49:09
  It's we all deserve due process. Dennis, I want to see what you
• 49:14
  have to say, and then I'm going to talk about due process as it
• 49:19
  pertains to gaining citizenship. Take it away, my friend.
• 49:24
  Well, you know, basically in a nutshell, you didn't come in
• 49:31
  here going through any kind of process, so I don't see why you
• 49:36
  would need any to leave. Let me ask you a question before
• 49:40
  I go into how long it actually takes for a person to from from
• 49:45
  beginning to to citizenship. Sure, if if I were to just for
• 49:53
  the sake of arguments, you leave your front door unlocked.
• 49:57
  Kind of like the border was wide ass open for four years, right?
• 50:03
  What would you do if I were to come into your house?
• 50:09
  Start eating your food. Drink your milk.
• 50:16
  My milk. My milk is very sacred.
• 50:19
  So I'm very, very upset. I would ask you who the hell you
• 50:25
  are, why are you here? And then kick your ass right out
• 50:27
  the door. And I probably wouldn't.
• 50:31
  I wouldn't even ask you that many questions.
• 50:33
  I'd probably be telling you you're not supposed to be here.
• 50:36
  Get the F out. Well, wait a minute, what about
• 50:39
  due process? No, you didn't.
• 50:45
  You didn't knock. You didn't knock and and or ring
• 50:48
  the doorbell. You just came in.
• 50:50
  So that's the problem. So that's a huge problem.
• 50:53
  Yeah, that's my house rules. So I could have sworn that those
• 50:58
  rules are pretty similar as it relates to the nation too,
• 51:02
  right? They are very, very close, yes.
• 51:05
  OK. And when we talk about due
• 51:07
  process, well, let's talk about due process.
• 51:12
  Here are the requirements for citizenship to the United
• 51:18
  States. You have to be eligible for
• 51:21
  naturalization. You have to know how to fill out
• 51:25
  a Form N400 to apply for naturalization.
• 51:29
  You have to know what to do before you take the oath of
• 51:32
  citizenship. This can take anywhere from,
• 51:37
  let's just say here 8 to 48 months.
• 51:42
  It actually takes more like 10 years.
• 51:45
  So while you were here on a visa to go towards naturalization,
• 51:52
  that that takes up to five years.
• 51:54
  That way you're assimilating, or you're supposed to be
• 51:58
  assimilating into the pre-existing society and so
• 52:02
  societal norms. They're looking at like if you
• 52:07
  have, if they give you a visa, if you're granted a visa and you
• 52:12
  carry that visa with you for five years, let's say, and you
• 52:17
  bet you've got a spotless record, no criminal record.
• 52:21
  Then I would say the chances of you getting expedited to the
• 52:29
  front of the line are probably a lot better Then if then if you
• 52:34
  come in like what's the guy's name that that was starting all
• 52:40
  these riots at the at Columbia. Yeah, that that little.
• 52:44
  Clown. Oh, you got a visa?
• 52:45
  Well, I don't care. Yeah, he can.
• 52:47
  The visa is not a a. They they scream about First
• 52:53
  Amendment rights, but you know, the 1st Amendment rights are
• 52:57
  based around the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
• 53:00
  And that is that that is a United States citizenship thing,
• 53:05
  not someone rolling in with a right.
• 53:08
  You are a guest in our house, you should remember that.
• 53:12
  And as a guest in our house, you should remember to follow by our
• 53:16
  rules. OK, so here, here we go.
• 53:19
  Requirements must be 18 years old.
• 53:22
  Must be able to read, write, and speak basic English depending on
• 53:25
  your age. You must be of good moral
• 53:27
  character. So This is why it takes up to
• 53:31
  five years to go through this process, because during those
• 53:36
  five years, you can't break the law.
• 53:38
  You're not supposed to break the law during those five years.
• 53:41
  You're not supposed to go out and create hate and discontent
• 53:48
  in a college, as you know. And granted, he wasn't even
• 53:51
  pushing for citizenship. He was just here on a student
• 53:54
  visa. So this is that's due process.
• 53:59
  That's legitimate due process. This crap that we're seeing from
• 54:03
  these judges and from these courts.
• 54:07
  That's not due process. That's subverting the system to
• 54:13
  for, for your narrative. It's subverting the system to
• 54:16
  keep people here that quite frankly, if you were asked 9 out
• 54:19
  of 10 people, they would, 9 out of 10 would say, no, we don't
• 54:24
  want these people here. These people are criminals.
• 54:27
  They're doing horrible things. And when you see American
• 54:30
  citizens suffer for it, and then you see the media and the
• 54:35
  judicial system, especially these, these lower level federal
• 54:39
  courts and these lower level federal judges, well, maybe you
• 54:44
  should be disbarred 'cause you apparently don't know or
• 54:48
  understand the way the law actually works.
• 54:53
  You create a narrative based on your belief of whatever you
• 54:58
  believe. And this is somehow OK.
• 55:06
  That's really kind of it in a nutshell, right?
• 55:12
  Yeah. I mean, it's, it's crazy that we
• 55:21
  even have to have these conversations.
• 55:24
  You know what I mean? The judges are district, they're
• 55:28
  federal judges with their district judges.
• 55:30
  They're not. They have no reach other than
• 55:34
  beyond their district. So how are they even in this, in
• 55:39
  this discussion? Well.
• 55:41
  I think part of it is because the administration is trying to
• 55:46
  make sure that that they are doing things the right way.
• 55:50
  That's the first thing. I mean, all honesty, that's the
• 55:53
  first thing. I think it's time to stop
• 55:59
  following the courts that are out there pulling this crap
• 56:03
  because you don't have jurisdictional authority.
• 56:06
  The authority to run is based on the executive branch.
• 56:11
  And once again, if you need me to read it, I can read it.
• 56:14
  I, I actually, I actually have it right here.
• 56:16
  I can't right there. I've got the Constitution right
• 56:20
  there. So we, we can, we can talk about
• 56:23
  that, that at great length. As far as due process, federal
• 56:29
  judges that are in lower courts do not have any authority over
• 56:33
  the executive branch. I do believe it is time for the
• 56:36
  president to stop listening to these lower courts because they
• 56:43
  are acting improper. They are definitely not acting
• 56:48
  in the best interests of American citizens and that's
• 56:52
  another side of this. Their oath of office is to the
• 56:55
  United States of America. It is not to MS13 gang bangers,
• 57:00
  trendy of Aragua gang members, illegal aliens who come across
• 57:07
  the border and just make a total mess out of things.
• 57:12
  You know, that's, that's what this is, this is really about
• 57:16
  and it's something that needs to be be stopped.
• 57:21
  There's a couple other things that need to be stopped too.
• 57:25
  There's a bill that's being pushed through that is pushing
• 57:30
  foot to to make anti-Semitic comments illegal.
• 57:37
  I'm against that. I don't number one, I'm not
• 57:40
  anti-Semitic. I have that's that's not, not
• 57:44
  what I believe, but I believe same thing that Marjorie Taylor
• 57:48
  Green and Thomas Massie believe, which is the First Amendment
• 57:52
  doesn't that the First Amendment is the First Amendment.
• 57:56
  The 1st Amendment doesn't say anything about making people
• 57:59
  feel better. The First Amendment doesn't say,
• 58:02
  hey, we just need to the this or that or the other.
• 58:06
  No, the First Amendment is you are allowed to speak your mind
• 58:09
  because that's what you're allowed to speak.
• 58:12
  Now, should you think about it before you speak your mind?
• 58:15
  I think you should. That said, to have a bill out
• 58:21
  there that tells you that you cannot make a statement is
• 58:28
  insanity. Yeah, that's censorship.
• 58:31
  That is not cool. So that's that's my particular
• 58:37
  take on that. I want to read a couple of
• 58:43
  things from Marjorie Taylor Green because I agree with him
• 58:46
  and I'm going to support this with I'm going to start with
• 58:51
  this here. He's pull this thing here.
• 58:56
  See if I got it saved, probably got it saved all right.
• 58:59
  A a voter, a patriot, says the following.
• 59:03
  Dear President Trump, I'm tired of seeing you and your cabinet
• 59:07
  work 24/7 and Congress only work 5 hours a month.
• 59:12
  It's absolutely ridiculous. We the people are tired of this.
• 59:17
  And, and it's a Republican as well as a Democrat thing.
• 59:22
  We voted for you to serve us in office.
• 59:27
  So get off your proverbial backsides and get in there and
• 59:32
  get on the floor and debate and do the things that you need to
• 59:36
  do to keep our government running and to represent us in a
• 59:41
  way that matches our values and our positions.
• 59:47
  That is seriously, that is the huge issue right now.
• 59:52
  It's completely insane that we have seen the president in the
• 59:58
  1st 100 days have 3 minimum three cabinet meetings.
• 1:00:04
  They're all televised. We want to talk about
• 1:00:08
  transparency. There's transparency.
• 1:00:11
  You want to talk about the, the rumors that the media throws out
• 1:00:14
  there. Well, hey, he's showing you what
• 1:00:17
  they're talking about and it's. So we're going to go a little
• 1:00:20
  over We're going to go a little over this morning.
• 1:00:23
  And then I. I got to get the hell out of
• 1:00:24
  her. I get I got a gig in Lafayette,
• 1:00:26
  so. Yeah, I got, I got AI got to go
• 1:00:29
  in, go into work for a little bit. 12:30 So.
• 1:00:33
  It's just craziness, right? OK, this is what Margie Taylor
• 1:00:39
  Green posted. Probably a day or two ago.
• 1:00:42
  I gave my vote for a Democrat slash a Biden slash Democrat
• 1:00:46
  funding and policy continuing resolution once because my
• 1:00:50
  president asked me to, but I will not do it again.
• 1:00:54
  Going forward, earning my vote for funding and policies will be
• 1:00:57
  defined by these issues #1I will not vote to fund a single penny
• 1:01:03
  or bullet to Ukraine regardless of a useless mineral deal that
• 1:01:07
  the American people do not care about or want.
• 1:01:10
  Why write the several 100 billion off as a loss instead of
• 1:01:15
  permanently injecting ourselves into a never ending blank check
• 1:01:19
  and geopolitical disaster that the American people do not
• 1:01:22
  support or even care about? Haven't enough been slaughtered?
• 1:01:27
  Let's mine our own rare earth resources.
• 1:01:30
  We are rich. Either them and eight American
• 1:01:36
  jobs. So that's coming from Marjorie
• 1:01:39
  Taylor Green and it makes perfect sense.
• 1:01:43
  Add Iran. Let the countries in that region
• 1:01:46
  deal with them as they choose. Not America.
• 1:01:48
  We have an enemy that has literally been murdering, raping
• 1:01:51
  and stealing from Americans for years.
• 1:01:53
  I've never seen a Houthi. I've seen and heard the horror
• 1:01:57
  heartbreak from American families about their family
• 1:02:00
  members being murdered by cartels, crimes and drugs.
• 1:02:04
  If we can post on social media that we are going to bomb Iran,
• 1:02:07
  we why would we hesitate to ask permission from Mexico to take
• 1:02:11
  out the organizations that enrich themselves by 10s of
• 1:02:14
  billions of dollars every year, murder, rape, drug trafficking,
• 1:02:19
  human and child sex trafficking. I will not vote on a CD to fund
• 1:02:23
  ACDC that keeps the failed and dangerous mRNA COVID vaccine on
• 1:02:28
  the child childhood vaccine schedule.
• 1:02:31
  Aren't children's being injected with enough poisons?
• 1:02:36
  I will not vote to fund reconciliation in tax laws that
• 1:02:39
  raises taxes on hard working small business owners and does
• 1:02:42
  not include the tax the President's tax campaign
• 1:02:45
  promises of no tax on tips, overtime or Social Security.
• 1:02:49
  For the love of God, give the American people and those who
• 1:02:52
  have suffered and worked the hardest to break, make the Dodge
• 1:02:56
  cuts permanent. This is one of the most
• 1:02:58
  important patriotic efforts to gut the bloated and failing
• 1:03:02
  federal government of extreme and outrageous corruption, of
• 1:03:06
  extreme fraud, waste and putrid spending.
• 1:03:09
  I will not vote for a single penny to fund anything that is
• 1:03:13
  involved in the trans agenda and child abuse of medical industry
• 1:03:17
  that lies to children about their gender and sexuality and
• 1:03:21
  performs any level of sex changes on minors.
• 1:03:25
  There are only two genders, male or female, created in the image
• 1:03:29
  of God. So this is what a Congresswoman
• 1:03:35
  who I adore has had to say Me. Too and.
• 1:03:40
  I agree with what that person is saying.
• 1:03:43
  Enough is enough. We've we're, we're done with all
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  of it. I don't have a single problem
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  with a person who identifies as whatever they want to identify
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  with. I have a problem with a confused
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  child being coerced and and brainwashed into thinking that
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  they are something that they don't even know what the hell
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  they're thinking at at this point in time.
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  A young impressionable mind, a young impressionable mind should
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  not have, there should be nothing going in in any in any
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  area of that child as far as that kind of stuff goes.
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  Exactly. All right y'all, I'm going to
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  hit the end stream button and hope that it goes automatically
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  to the outro H If if that's true, post something quickly and
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  and let me know. As it is, it is time for us to
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  go. Like I said, I have a gig
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  tonight. I have a lunch date with my
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  daughter. Everyone of you people I love.
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  I love my brothers and sisters. I love my brother right there.
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  That will be Dennis. I love my country.
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  God bless you all. God bless the United States of
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  America and we are out. God bless.
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