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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez, powered by politiweek dot
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Speaker 1: com and Rich Valdes is with US.
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Speaker 2: Former Christian Administration official.
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Speaker 3: You work for Chris Christie.
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Speaker 4: Ive been in Follistas on a lot of public service stuff.
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Speaker 5: Rich Valdez columnist now with the Washington Times.
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Speaker 1: This is America, Richiev. You're on the air with a
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Speaker 1: nation Nation with America with your host, Rich Valdez.
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Speaker 5: What's up, America. I am Rich Valdes VALDESZ with an
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Speaker 5: s at Rich Valdesz on all of the social media.
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Speaker 5: Happy Thursday to everybody. What a blessing it is to
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Speaker 5: be here. I am your liberty loving Latino amigo, seventeen
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Speaker 5: blocks away from Madison Square Garden here in New York City,
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Speaker 5: and I want to get into Greenland. Here, Greenland. If
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Speaker 5: you want to chime in, by the way, you want
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Speaker 5: to join us, open phones across America and join us
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Speaker 5: on our late night national town hall conversation. You know
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Speaker 5: what to do. Pick up the phone, give me a call,
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Speaker 5: eight seven seven Valdes and the number one, eight seven
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Speaker 5: seven va LDEs and the number one now Greenland. The
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Speaker 5: I don't know if he's the king or he's the ruler.
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Speaker 5: He's he's the head honcho in charge of things in Greenland.
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Speaker 5: He went on the Fox News channel because he's really
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Speaker 5: upset with that trumpito. But he says, look, these are
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Speaker 5: just fundamental differences of opinion. Right. Ultimately, we're friends, we good,
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Speaker 5: We just we gotta work this thing out. And I'm
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Speaker 5: glad he's taken that posture and not one of how
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Speaker 5: tell you and we will not allow and you will
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Speaker 5: not do because that's not gonna be a win, I
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Speaker 5: don't think. And Trump seems pretty adamant that the United
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Speaker 5: States needs this, and he's not giving us all the details,
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Speaker 5: I'm sure, but we have as much as we're gonna get.
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Speaker 5: And does that mean we have to go for it? No,
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Speaker 5: he could tell Trump to go pound rocks and forget
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Speaker 5: about it. You know, no, thank you, But I don't
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Speaker 5: know that he's going to. And the Danish Prime minister
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Speaker 5: who's in charge of Greenland and represents Greenland, he's in
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Speaker 5: Washington today meeting with Vice President JD. Vance, the VEEP,
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Speaker 5: as well as our foreign minister known as the Secretary
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Speaker 5: of State, Marco Rubio, and he left that meeting to
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Speaker 5: go on to have a meeting of his own with
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Speaker 5: Brett Bayerrett the Fox News Channel. But we'll see, maybe
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Speaker 5: there's some other ulterior motive here right where Trump is
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Speaker 5: saying we need greenland, we have to get greenland. I
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Speaker 5: think the reason for greenland is pretty much face value,
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Speaker 5: the rare earth minerals, strategic location, the fact that we
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Speaker 5: can control just like Puerto Rico, right, just like Venezuela,
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Speaker 5: these coastal places that you can control ships moving. That's
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Speaker 5: how you stop rushing, That's how you stop China. That's
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Speaker 5: how you have domination. Back in the eighties, right, even
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Speaker 5: the seventies, the drug game, the cartels that were running
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Speaker 5: the show were the Colombian cartels. They were making all
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Speaker 5: that coke, they were bringing it in on planes, smuggling
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Speaker 5: in it. They figured out that they had to come
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Speaker 5: up with new ways of making the cocaine, and they
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Speaker 5: got some new partners who were their partners, the Mexicans.
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Speaker 5: What did the Mexicans do? They didn't grow cocaine, So
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Speaker 5: why were they partners? Because they controlled distribution. And ultimately,
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Speaker 5: he who controls the distribution is he who makes all
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Speaker 5: the money. And that's what they have now. They control
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Speaker 5: the distribution of what gets into this country. Whether it's
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Speaker 5: small children, boys, small children girls, whether it's farm labor,
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Speaker 5: slave labor, sex labor, you name it, they can get
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Speaker 5: it into the country. Old, new experience, inexperience, you name it.
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Speaker 5: These guys are bringing these people across the board. It's
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Speaker 5: a whole underground railroad of human trafficking. So what do
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Speaker 5: we do with that? Well, we have to realize that
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Speaker 5: distribution is truly king, even in the radio business, right. Yea.
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Speaker 5: Oftentimes you can make all the great content in the world.
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Speaker 5: But if you don't have a good distributor, a good syndicator, right,
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Speaker 5: if you're not connected with a pretty good company that
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Speaker 5: can get you out there, you're not out there. Right,
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Speaker 5: you have to ultimately right, Rogan has a great show,
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Speaker 5: but he signed with Spotify a couple of years ago,
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Speaker 5: did I think a three year deal with them for
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Speaker 5: one hundred and fifty million dollars, which to me is
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Speaker 5: a fantastic amount of money. And they got his three
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Speaker 5: hour podcast into the ears and onto the phones and
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Speaker 5: tablets and laptops of their very many users. And that
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Speaker 5: is the game. Right. He used to be he who
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Speaker 5: creates right, So look at TV for example, just to
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Speaker 5: go on a couple of different tangents. Here, ABC, CBS, NBC. Right,
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Speaker 5: they started in radio, then they became television and the
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Speaker 5: three big networks two, four, and seven. This is what
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Speaker 5: they did. They created, right, it was CBS Studios. They
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Speaker 5: made their shows, their soap operas, they made their news.
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Speaker 5: They had their stuff, their Today's show, their morning show,
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Speaker 5: their evening show, right, their late night show. They made
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Speaker 5: their stuff and then they distributed it. And then they
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Speaker 5: had affiliates that took on their name and likeness and
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Speaker 5: persona that other people owned as they started to grow.
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Speaker 5: So these local affiliates are However, now we're in a
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Speaker 5: new place. When was the last time you heard of
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Speaker 5: a TV company that was building more whatever TV companies
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Speaker 5: used to transmit their television over the air, You didn't, Right,
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Speaker 5: what you're hearing is two big companies trying to merge
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Speaker 5: cable companies, broadcast companies. But nobody's expanding their merging. The
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Speaker 5: expansion that you see is little companies like one that
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Speaker 5: I can called Roku. Roku started off as a little
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Speaker 5: player that you hooked up to your whatever. Now it's
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Speaker 5: built into so many different smart TVs and guess how
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Speaker 5: many users they have all right, I give up ninety
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Speaker 5: million households. So it's well over that number, right, there's
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Speaker 5: multiple people in each household. Ninety million households are reached
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Speaker 5: by Roku in North America. That includes Mexico, this is
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Speaker 5: in Canada. This is a very big number. They are
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Speaker 5: by far the biggest streamer in North America. The other
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Speaker 5: ones don't come that close to getting the market share
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Speaker 5: that they're getting. Why because they're able to grow their
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Speaker 5: business because they can distribute this stuff through the internet.
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Speaker 5: iHeartRadio big radio company. They just signed a deal with
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Speaker 5: who Netflix for what to promote podcasts of all things.
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Speaker 5: Video podcasts are going to be distributed through Netflix, and
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Speaker 5: the iHeartRadio page is very soon changing over to where
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Speaker 5: you can listen to a podcast or radio show or
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Speaker 5: music video or watch it, because that is the future.
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Speaker 5: That is where the growth is. Right, YouTube definitely growing.
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Speaker 5: Every day is a new person with a smartphone in
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Speaker 5: their hand, with a different type of screen or tablet.
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Speaker 5: We're moving into a digital information world and you don't
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Speaker 5: even have a choice to not keep up. If you don't,
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Speaker 5: you can't play, you can't participate. So in much the
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Speaker 5: same way President Trump wants to control the distribution of
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Speaker 5: ships and make sure that we are the ones that
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Speaker 5: are benefiting right America first, take care of me, hit
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Speaker 5: me off, and I think this is a very wise
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Speaker 5: thing to do. So I want you to hear what
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Speaker 5: the Danish Foreign minister, his name is Lars luck Arrasmussen,
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Speaker 5: what he said to Brett Baer on the Fox News
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Speaker 5: channel with respect to Greenland not that long ago.
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Speaker 6: We need Greenland for national security.
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Speaker 3: So we're going to see what happens if we don't
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Speaker 3: go in.
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Speaker 5: Russia is going to go in, and China is going
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Speaker 5: to go in, and there's not a thing.
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Speaker 2: That Denmark can do about it, but we can do
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Speaker 2: everything about it.
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Speaker 7: The President has made his view clear and we have
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Speaker 7: a different position. We therefore still have a fundamental disagreement,
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Speaker 7: but we also agreed to disagree, and therefore we will, however, continue.
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Speaker 2: To talk President Trump and the Danish foreign minister on
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Speaker 2: the US effort to take over Greenland. The Danish Foreign Minister,
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Speaker 2: Lars Luca Rasmussen joins me here live in studio. A
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Speaker 2: mister foreign minister, thanks for your time.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for having me, Brett. I know it was an.
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Speaker 2: Interesting day today. I want to get first before we
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Speaker 2: get into specifics. Your take on that meeting with Vice
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Speaker 2: President Vans and Secretary Review.
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Speaker 7: My take is that it was a brilliant opportunity for
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Speaker 7: us to share all of you with our American friends.
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Speaker 7: I mean, we are close allies, we have been, we
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Speaker 7: have had diplomatic relations You will not find an ally
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Speaker 7: to us who have had uninterrupted diplomatic relationships as long
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Speaker 7: as we have for twenty for two hundred and twenty
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Speaker 7: five years in a row, and to some extent, not
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Speaker 7: to some extent, we share, you know, the challenges linked
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Speaker 7: to the situation in the Arctic. We didn't agree that
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Speaker 7: it can only be achieved if us conquer you know, Greenland.
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Speaker 7: So it was a great opportunity to take this. I
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Speaker 7: wouldn't call it a dialogue. These discussions would have been
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Speaker 7: in social media and the press for thirteen months into a.
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Speaker 2: Kind of a formal environment.
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Speaker 3: Get into the environment where we could make our points.
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Speaker 2: But let's just quickly for the people who don't fully
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Speaker 2: understand what this conversation is about. As we put up
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Speaker 2: the map of Greenland.
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Speaker 5: Now, I just wanted you know, I'm gonna play a
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Speaker 5: little bit of this, but because it is an interesting conversation.
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Speaker 5: I'm not going to let the whole thing go, but
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Speaker 5: I want you to hear what they had to say,
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Speaker 5: because there are some developments that occurred simultaneous or shortly
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Speaker 5: right after this meeting.
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Speaker 2: Denmark and Greenland your relationship. You spend money there, the
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Speaker 2: people there get funds from Denmark every year. Explain it
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Speaker 2: to folks, what Denmark's relationship to Greenland.
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Speaker 3: I mean, we are the Kingdom of Denmark.
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Speaker 7: We consist of Denmark, the Fair Islands and Greenland, and
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Speaker 7: we have a long lasting relationship for hundreds of years.
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Speaker 7: One seventeen thousand green Landing people are leaving in then
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Speaker 7: it's one third of the total population in Greenland. More
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Speaker 7: than one out of ten people in Greenland are dates.
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Speaker 7: So we are totally integrated. We share a history, and
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Speaker 7: last night the Premier and Greenland made it crystal clear
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Speaker 7: that even though you know in a very long term perspective,
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Speaker 7: and I think that goes for old people across the world,
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Speaker 7: they want some kind of independence right now and for
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Speaker 7: simple future.
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Speaker 3: The one who be a part of the kingdom, well.
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Speaker 2: Let me be let me so here's the president the
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Speaker 2: truth social he put out NATO tell dan Mark to
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Speaker 2: get them out of here. He's talking about China and Russia. Now,
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Speaker 2: two dog sleds won't do it. Only the USA can.
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Speaker 2: Danish intel warn't last year that Russian and Chinese military
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Speaker 2: goals toward Greenland and the Arctic. Then the White House
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Speaker 2: put out this picture that kind of depicted that these
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Speaker 2: two dog sleds choosing between either Russia, China or the USA.
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Speaker 2: There is a concern about Russia and China in that area.
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Speaker 7: Right, yeah, yeah, and we shared that concern. I mean,
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Speaker 7: but we also need to have a fact based dialogue.
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Speaker 7: And you know, and due to at least Danish intelligence,
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Speaker 7: and I don't think your intelligence have a different view
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Speaker 7: on that. We haven't seen Chinese warshep in Greenland for
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Speaker 7: a decade or so. There's absolutely no Chinese investments in Greenland.
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Speaker 7: When I served as primiss that I served premise that
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Speaker 7: twice we avoided any kind of Chinese investments in infrastructure.
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Speaker 7: You know, ten years ago, the Roller initiative, what you
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Speaker 7: have seen in Africa, we avoided all that. We now
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Speaker 7: build new international airports in Greenland. They are funded by
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Speaker 7: Danish money. We had an abandoned American military installation years ago,
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Speaker 7: there was a global tender. I personally intervened in this
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Speaker 7: in order to avoid, you know, any Chinese footprint. So
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Speaker 7: there's absolutely no Chinese foodprints in Greenland.
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Speaker 2: But they having said that, we can say they aspire Russia.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, And having said that, I fully share you know,
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Speaker 7: I know you're president very well.
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Speaker 3: I have met him on several occasions.
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Speaker 7: I was among the first European leaders to meet him
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Speaker 7: in his first term. And there's always, you know, a
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Speaker 7: bit of truth in what he's saying.
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Speaker 3: And I definitely and we definitely share.
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Speaker 5: That there's always a little bit of truth in what
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Speaker 5: he's saying. How about a low blow go ahead huns.
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Speaker 7: The concern that Actic is not any longer a low
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Speaker 7: tension region, and of course we have to be aware
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Speaker 7: of that, and that's why we have invested almost fifteen
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Speaker 7: billion US dollars last year in capabilities in Greenland.
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Speaker 2: And that's part of the petry made today, the fear
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Speaker 2: do you believe Do you believe that the US is
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Speaker 2: going to take over Greenland either by buying it other words,
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Speaker 2: incentivizing each of the Greenland in population, which is a
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Speaker 2: population about fifty six fifty seven thousand if they get
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Speaker 2: more money than you're giving them every year to then
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Speaker 2: have an independence vote, to be independent of you. Could
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Speaker 2: it be possible that the US is going to try
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Speaker 2: to do that.
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Speaker 7: It's probably possible that US could try to do it.
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Speaker 7: It's not possible that Greenland will buy into all this.
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Speaker 7: I mean, according to the latest poll in Greenland, only
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Speaker 7: six percent of the Greenlandic population wants to be become Americans.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know, I had the Greenland Prime minister on
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Speaker 2: a year ago. Now he's now no longer in office,
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Speaker 2: but he was Greenland Prime Minister at the time. This
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Speaker 2: is what he said about that, could you foresee a
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Speaker 2: deal with the US.
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Speaker 6: We don't want to be Danes, We don't even want
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Speaker 6: to be Americans.
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Speaker 1: We want to be Greenlandez.
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Speaker 6: But we know that we have a lot of to
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Speaker 6: cooperate together with, especially with the difference and security for
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Speaker 6: the last years. We also have a strong partnership between
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Speaker 6: our country, so I believe we have a lot to
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Speaker 6: cooperate with.
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Speaker 2: So I'm just doing the math here. Fifty six thousand,
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Speaker 2: they get five hundred thousand dollars a person. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you don't think they're going to vote to break away.
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Speaker 7: No, not at all, because I think there's no way
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Speaker 7: that US will pay for a Scandinavian welfare system in Greenland.
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Speaker 7: Honestly speaking, you haven't introduced the Scandinavian welfare system.
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Speaker 2: But you also don't believe the US is going to
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Speaker 2: invade Greenland, do you?
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Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 7: At least I do not hope so, because I mean
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Speaker 7: that will be the end of natal. But I want
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Speaker 7: to have a more positive approach to all this, and
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Speaker 7: I think it's important for me to say that we
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Speaker 7: share the concerns. I mean, that's why we are investing heavily.
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Speaker 7: You know, we haven't received any military requests from US
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Speaker 7: about stepping up in Greenland for the last twenty years,
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Speaker 7: you know, And we have this framework from fifty one.
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Speaker 7: We have a defense agreement. We all belong to nature,
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Speaker 7: and we think that our way for what should be
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Speaker 7: that we you know, combined.
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Speaker 5: Forces, combined forces. Well, Hans, listen, I think that you
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Speaker 5: should combine forces. And I think this is again, this
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Speaker 5: is how Trump negotiates. I want it, I want it all.
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Speaker 5: I'm taking it. It's mine mine, I'm gonna take it.
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Speaker 5: We don't know. So it starts with, hey, you want
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Speaker 5: to sell it. Get out of here. I'm not selling nothing.
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Speaker 5: This is the Kingdom of Denmark. Hey, can you sell
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Speaker 5: it to me? Just sell it, Just sell it, you know,
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Speaker 5: all right, I'm taking it one way or the other.
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Speaker 5: I'm getting it, right if I have to pay these
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Speaker 5: people five hundred thousand dollars, if I don't care if
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Speaker 5: we're getting it. Then they get indignant, right, they become
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Speaker 5: very very angry. And then all of a sudden, now
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Speaker 5: they're like, all right, all right, hold on, let's make
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Speaker 5: a deal here. And this is how Trump operates. Bottom
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Speaker 5: line is I think they all know, right, they all know.
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Speaker 5: Trump's not doing this because he's a nut job. He's
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Speaker 5: doing it because he needs to be there. He needs
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Speaker 5: to have the control of those routes that it. Now,
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Speaker 5: you got some people that are gonna say, oh, but
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Speaker 5: come on, this is the problem with Trump. He's so egotistical,
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Speaker 5: he's so weak, he's so this, and he's so that. Listen. Ultimately,
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Speaker 5: I think President Trump sees things that many of us
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Speaker 5: don't see. And many of the things that we do
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Speaker 5: see are things that that you know, he's already forgetting.
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Speaker 5: That's how long he's known about that stuff. So I
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Speaker 5: think there's a degree of wisdom to say, hold on,
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Speaker 5: let's take a look at what EDE dun't beato's doing
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Speaker 5: before we freak out and stop the presses and all
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Speaker 5: these things that we do. Let's let's see what's going
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Speaker 5: on right, check the temperature, get the pulse of the situation,
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Speaker 5: because I think ultimately that's what's necessary. Now. I want
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Speaker 5: to read this article because I saw this and I said, man,
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Speaker 5: what is going on here? Hans Lackey Rasmussen. He says
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Speaker 5: that a military invasion of Greenland by the United States
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Speaker 5: would in fact be the end of NATO, and I
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Speaker 5: guess I support that. I think that's why Trump is
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Speaker 5: going to try and pressure NATO into twisting their arm. Right.
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Speaker 5: He's going to do everything he can and everything he
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Speaker 5: knows how to do to pull off a win here.
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Speaker 5: But again, if we go back to the article that
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Speaker 5: I was just talking about, listen to this right. Troops
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Speaker 5: from Europe deployed to Greenland in rapid two day missionist
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Speaker 5: Trump eyes takeover. That was reported January fifteenth, Thursday, And
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Speaker 5: this is an interesting thing. Troops from several European countries
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Speaker 5: deployed to Greenland and are on the ground there Thursday
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Speaker 5: for a quick two day mission to bolster the territori's defenses. France, Germany's, Sweden,
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Speaker 5: and Norway are participating in the exercise as well. Fox
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Speaker 5: News has learned that leaders are saying the mission is
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Speaker 5: meant to demonstrate that they can deploy military assets quickly.
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Speaker 5: The development comes as the Trump administration is pushing to
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Speaker 5: acquire the Janish territory known as Greenland. Germany deployed a
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Speaker 5: reconnaissance team of thirteen men and women, France sent fifteen
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Speaker 5: mountain specialists, and Sweden, Norway and Britain sent three to
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Speaker 5: two and one officers respectively. And that's according to reportant voters.
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Speaker 5: So troops are already on the ground, they have been sent.
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Speaker 5: What's that all about. I don't know. I don't know
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Speaker 5: the enzime, But the Danish Defense minister said from today
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Speaker 5: there will be an expanded military presence in and around
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Speaker 5: Greenland in close cooperation with NATO allies. The purpose is
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Speaker 5: to the ability to operate under unique conditions in the
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Speaker 5: Arctic and strengthen this alliance's footprint in the Arctic, benefiting
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Speaker 5: both European and Transatlantic security. So that's what I've got
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Speaker 5: we've got troops on the ground, they're doing joint operations.
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Speaker 5: They're there already. You've got El Trumpito saying he's taking it.
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Speaker 5: I think at some point you got to say, let's
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Speaker 5: make a deal. But too many people are too busy
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Speaker 5: saying Trump's a dictator. So we'll see how that goes
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Speaker 5: or not. Don't go anywhere. I'm Richaldaz.
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Speaker 1: This is America. This is America.
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Speaker 5: The forty fifth president Donald Trump thinks it's an honor
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Speaker 5: to speak with Rich Valdez. Oh, very good, an honor,
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Speaker 5: Thanks Rich. The honor is all yours time. With a
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Speaker 5: dash of sofrito. Now here's Rich Valdaz. All right, he goes,
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Speaker 5: Welcome back, Rich Valdez. And I have to make a confession, right,
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Speaker 5: I haven't been to the gym in the first fifteen
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Speaker 5: days of this year. Have another confession. I didn't go
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Speaker 5: to the gym in the last fifteen days of last year.
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Speaker 5: I don't think I've been to the gym since. Like Thanksgiving, Man,
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Speaker 5: I was supposed to take off for the holidays. I
22:24
Speaker 5: went overboard with that. I haven't gained weight yet, but
22:28
Speaker 5: it's gonna happen because I've been eating like there's no
22:30
Speaker 5: tomorrow anyway. I had to start with that. That's not
22:33
Speaker 5: a setup to anything other than I just needed to
22:35
Speaker 5: get that off my chest because I am so tired lately,
22:37
Speaker 5: because I don't go to the gym. That's why sometimes
22:40
Speaker 5: you hear me getting into this mode and then I
22:42
Speaker 5: come right back when I hit my coffee. I have
22:44
Speaker 5: a little cafe citho. But I just wanted to say
22:48
Speaker 5: that because you know, we have to hold each other accountable, right.
22:50
Speaker 5: Life is about accountability in many ways, in every way,
22:54
Speaker 5: and oftentimes we might sometimes do our own success, our
22:57
Speaker 5: own happenstance, our own creation, create scenarios where we aren't
23:03
Speaker 5: accountable and we like it that way, right. Just think
23:06
Speaker 5: up a guy who cheats on his wife or a
23:08
Speaker 5: wife who's cheating on her husband, and I'll just make
23:10
Speaker 5: extremes like that, just you know, to get your attention.
23:13
Speaker 5: But they make excuses for themselves to not be accountable,
23:16
Speaker 5: to not do the right thing. Think of somebody who
23:18
Speaker 5: like me, who doesn't want to go to the gym
23:20
Speaker 5: right now, and I'm making my excuses, oh yeah, because
23:22
Speaker 5: I don't feel like it. Or let's say I was
23:24
Speaker 5: eating and I have been eating badly. I just thankfully
23:28
Speaker 5: it hasn't hit me yet, but I'm pretty sure I'm
23:31
Speaker 5: staring down the road of a good eight pounds and
23:34
Speaker 5: it's just gonna one day boom, I'm gonna be where'd
23:37
Speaker 5: that come from? On my chin, on my neck, my cheeks,
23:40
Speaker 5: you know, and my waist, all of that stuff. I'm
23:44
Speaker 5: saying to say, it is the new year, and we
23:48
Speaker 5: have to commit to our plan, our plan of action.
23:51
Speaker 5: We have to in every area of life, whether it's
23:54
Speaker 5: our spiritual life, our relationships life, our financial life, our
24:03
Speaker 5: all areas of life, our physical life, all those areas
24:10
Speaker 5: have to have improvement. And this isn't something I made up.
24:13
Speaker 5: This is something I learned in church the other day
24:15
Speaker 5: about these four areas, these four domains, and I thought, man,
24:19
Speaker 5: a good plan, and it is a good plan, and
24:23
Speaker 5: it's one that's very uncomfortable at the same time. Right,
24:25
Speaker 5: I hear that, And as a man, I don't want
24:26
Speaker 5: to be held accounted in the area of my finances.
24:28
Speaker 5: I like to spend frivolously when I can and feel
24:33
Speaker 5: guilty about it and then make the payment on the car.
24:36
Speaker 5: Do whatever you know, I think we all do. Right,
24:39
Speaker 5: Let's do the vacation. We'll take care of it later.
24:41
Speaker 5: We'll do this, we'll do that. But we can all
24:43
Speaker 5: be a little more disciplined in our spending. We can
24:45
Speaker 5: all be a little bit more clear in our plan
24:48
Speaker 5: for our life, for our career, for our health, for
24:51
Speaker 5: whatever trajectory we have in so many different areas. And
24:55
Speaker 5: I'm saying this, I don't know, maybe to bore you,
24:58
Speaker 5: maybe to hold myself accountable, but you're my familia, right,
25:01
Speaker 5: you are my amigos. You guys are the valdez VIPs,
25:05
Speaker 5: and it's important for you, guys, in my opinion, to
25:08
Speaker 5: know this is how we make our connection. This is
25:10
Speaker 5: why I love you and you love me. It's like
25:12
Speaker 5: we're Barney over here if we don't have these moments
25:16
Speaker 5: of clarity, right, And that's what it's about. It's about
25:19
Speaker 5: clarity and discipline. Clarity, discipline, repeat. And I learned that
25:24
Speaker 5: from my pastor as well. Clarity, discipline, repeat. And I'm
25:28
Speaker 5: trying to remind myself of that, and I figured if
25:30
Speaker 5: it's it was a benefit to me, it can be
25:31
Speaker 5: a benefit to you. Anyway. Straight ahead, we're gonna have
25:35
Speaker 5: a throwback Thursday segment about parents that are freaking out
25:38
Speaker 5: about what's going on in schools and then a crazy topic.
25:43
Speaker 5: I'll get into it at the end of the next
25:44
Speaker 5: segment a little bit to tease it. But there are
25:48
Speaker 5: some sick people out there, some sick people that will
25:50
Speaker 5: do some sick things sometimes even with their own family.
25:55
Speaker 5: Wild stuff. All right, he goes, This was a quick one.
25:58
Speaker 5: I just want to say hi, and by of course, hey,
26:00
Speaker 5: if you want to give me a call, you want
26:01
Speaker 5: to chime in, you know the number eight seven seven
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Speaker 5: VALDESZ one, eight seven seven VALDESZ one. You too can
26:07
Speaker 5: join our late night national town hall conversation. It is Thursday,
26:11
Speaker 5: but it's feeling like a Friday. I'm not gonna lie.
26:13
Speaker 5: I'm already letting my hair down. I'm gonna go pour
26:16
Speaker 5: myself some coffee. I'm coming right back. Don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: This is America. This is America.
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Speaker 3: H right, all right, America.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back, Rich Valdes. Valdes with that ask. And we're
27:45
Speaker 5: talking about this teacher right because the parents rose up.
27:48
Speaker 5: They decided, you know what, we're gonna do what we
27:51
Speaker 5: gotta do. We're gonna tell people how we feel. We're
27:53
Speaker 5: gonna let the school board know we're shocked that this
27:56
Speaker 5: guy got caught with his hand in the cookie jar,
27:59
Speaker 5: caught red handed. I would say, with his pants down,
28:02
Speaker 5: but I don't want to see that guy even visualize
28:04
Speaker 5: that guy with his pants down if you saw the video,
28:06
Speaker 5: My goodness. This guy was wearing a black tank top
28:10
Speaker 5: with a hammer and a sickle and one of those
28:12
Speaker 5: paper boy caps, which I tend to wear when I
28:14
Speaker 5: go in cognito, but I look way better in it
28:17
Speaker 5: than Homeboy did. And he had these like yellow tinted glasses.
28:20
Speaker 5: But the hammer and sickle did it for me on
28:23
Speaker 5: this extra large sized tank top that fit him like
28:26
Speaker 5: a dress. And he was there with his wife and
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Speaker 5: his golden retriever, and it was just a beautiful moment
28:30
Speaker 5: when the Project ferratask guy was asking him for a reaction,
28:34
Speaker 5: but the parents spoke up, and I think it's family
28:37
Speaker 5: that's so important. These families are fighting to keep America
28:41
Speaker 5: alive and this is a matter of life and death.
28:46
Speaker 5: Now you're thinking, rich, no, it's not that serious. Nobody's
28:49
Speaker 5: dropping dead because they're becoming a totalitarian liberal. No, But
28:55
Speaker 5: America as we know it is dying, and it's that
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Speaker 5: future that we thought we had for our children that's
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Speaker 5: becoming darker and bleaker and more grim. We need to
29:07
Speaker 5: stand up, we need to represent, we need to do
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Speaker 5: the right thing. And these parents did that, and I'm
29:13
Speaker 5: glad that they did because what he did was unacceptable.
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Speaker 5: So here's the first one cut number sixteen. Check this out.
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Speaker 5: The mom. This is an African American woman. She's at
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Speaker 5: the Natomas Unified School District meeting in Sacramento just last week,
29:29
Speaker 5: and she says, in thirteen days, this teacher was allowed
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Speaker 5: to change my kid's name and change my kid's mind.
29:37
Speaker 5: Excuse me with this fascist crap.
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Speaker 3: Listen to this.
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Speaker 8: As her parent is to protect her from anybody that
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Speaker 8: has ill will towards her, so being that this is
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Speaker 8: her first year at this high school that is world
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Speaker 8: renowned and everybody knows about this school. It's so perfect
29:57
Speaker 8: and everybody does everything right. The first time my daughter
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Speaker 8: tells me and she goes against my wishes to come
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Speaker 8: out of a classroom, that's disruptive to her well being.
30:09
Speaker 8: I have an issue. I am very articulate. My children
30:14
Speaker 8: are very well read. They speak their opinion. They make
30:18
Speaker 8: sure that they are clear in what they do and
30:21
Speaker 8: do not like and for the fact that my seventeen
30:24
Speaker 8: year old daughter had to come to me and said, Mom,
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Speaker 8: you don't understand. He's let me explain. This means that
30:32
Speaker 8: in two weeks, in thirteen days, he was allowed to
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Speaker 8: change my daughter's mind about some fascist crap that y'all
30:41
Speaker 8: have let in this school.
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Speaker 4: I'm tired.
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Speaker 8: This is ridiculous. I'm from Texas, so this don't go
30:55
Speaker 8: on in Texas. This does not go on in Texas.
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Speaker 8: They are two great higher than California. Period. So to
31:04
Speaker 8: think that my very sound minded daughter would go against
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Speaker 8: me and my wishes and our values in our home
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Speaker 8: to be able to go and support this man, and
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Speaker 8: he is putting her.
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Speaker 1: In harm's way?
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Speaker 8: What the hell are y'all doing?
31:21
Speaker 1: I'm tired.
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Speaker 8: How long does it have to go on before somebody
31:25
Speaker 8: says something?
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Speaker 4: How long?
31:29
Speaker 8: How long?
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Speaker 5: What are you gonna do?
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Speaker 1: That's the question.
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Speaker 5: Get him out of here?
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Speaker 8: We don't care about this boy.
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Speaker 1: He got to go.
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Speaker 5: Kudos to this mom. What are you going to do?
31:42
Speaker 5: That's the question? Get him out of here. We don't
31:45
Speaker 5: effing care about this guy. He's got to go. Absolutely
31:51
Speaker 5: extremely well, said the passion genuine She's right on target,
31:56
Speaker 5: just like Rory Lowe, another mom, white woman Unified school
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Speaker 5: district at the same meeting, talking about Gabriel Geipe, the
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Speaker 5: teacher that was caught by Project Veritash. She says he's
32:07
Speaker 5: a predator. Check this out.
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Speaker 9: I find his teaching methods to be similar to those
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Speaker 9: of grooming. He is an authority figure whose life experiences
32:15
Speaker 9: and intellect far outweigh those of his students. Prior to
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Speaker 9: this meeting, I had heard at least one of his
32:21
Speaker 9: students come to his defense, arguing that he is an intelligent, kind,
32:24
Speaker 9: helpful person and does not and does give two sides
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Speaker 9: to his lectures. I have no doubt that some of
32:30
Speaker 9: his students do, in fact feel this way. As far
32:32
Speaker 9: as I can tell from his video, mister Guipe is
32:34
Speaker 9: a predator of sorts. Predators predators often possess all of
32:40
Speaker 9: these qualities. It is how they gain trust. When a
32:43
Speaker 9: child trusts the person in front of them, manipulating that
32:46
Speaker 9: child becomes that much easier. Shaming students who do not
32:50
Speaker 9: subscribe to his radical views seems acceptable to him in
32:53
Speaker 9: his environment, but let's be clear, it is not. It
32:56
Speaker 9: is not acceptable to ridicule, name call, or disregard a
33:00
Speaker 9: student their parents, or any of the religious beliefs that
33:03
Speaker 9: may drive their actions or beliefs, simply because they do
33:06
Speaker 9: not coincide with his. This man is a danger to
33:09
Speaker 9: the minds of these children, and I asked that the
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Speaker 9: district revisit their vetting process for future hires.
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Speaker 3: They do.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely right. Then another dad, He says, you know what,
33:21
Speaker 5: We're gathered here today because we have teachers who've decided
33:25
Speaker 5: to become indoctrinators, not educators. And that's the challenge. One
33:30
Speaker 5: of the challenges I saw tonight was that the teachers'
33:33
Speaker 5: union decided not to show up and defend this teacher.
33:36
Speaker 5: The question is how many other teachers and actions have
33:41
Speaker 5: done the same thing in the past, and have been
33:43
Speaker 5: defended in the past and haven't been appropriately dealt with.
33:47
Speaker 5: I would encourage all teachers within the sound of my
33:50
Speaker 5: voice to reevaluate their membership within the Thomas Teachers Association
33:55
Speaker 5: Association of California. These two organizations. I think he's reading
34:00
Speaker 5: the transcript. I think he was saying nat Thomas, which
34:03
Speaker 5: is the name of the town Natomas. He goes on
34:06
Speaker 5: to say, these two organizations do more harm to the
34:09
Speaker 5: education of our kids than most other organizations in the
34:12
Speaker 5: whole state. We've got to give parents a chance to
34:16
Speaker 5: choose for the best of their kids education, for their opportunities,
34:20
Speaker 5: and for their future. Well said dad, And this last
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Speaker 5: one I want to play for you as a dad
34:25
Speaker 5: at the NA Thomas Unified School District meeting in Sacramento,
34:29
Speaker 5: and he says, this is our fault. We let this
34:34
Speaker 5: board slide too often, and that struck a chord with me.
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Speaker 10: Check this out in his own video, he said, there's
34:41
Speaker 10: other teachers at this district, at that school that share
34:45
Speaker 10: his same beliefs and teach them the same way he does.
34:49
Speaker 10: I also want to turn this around and get a
34:52
Speaker 10: little people mad at me. It is your guy's fault,
34:54
Speaker 10: but it's also the parent's fault. When common Core came out,
34:58
Speaker 10: we let you slide. All this sexual ed came out, we.
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Speaker 3: Let you slide.
35:02
Speaker 10: I don't think there's time for anymore and for all
35:05
Speaker 10: these people to be shocked somehow that Antifa is new
35:08
Speaker 10: or hasn't been around.
35:09
Speaker 5: You've had a.
35:10
Speaker 10: Bunch of proud patriots standing the front line against these
35:14
Speaker 10: commye bastards for quite a long time, and you've allowed
35:18
Speaker 10: the fake news to destroy them instead. Of destroying the communists.
35:22
Speaker 10: It's all part of a bigger plan. You guys should
35:25
Speaker 10: be held responsible. Honestly, I'd be ashamed to go out
35:27
Speaker 10: and get coffee tomorrow morning. You really, I mean when
35:31
Speaker 10: you think about the history of this country and what
35:33
Speaker 10: we used to do to folks that would do something
35:36
Speaker 10: such as child abuse to our children, and that man's
35:39
Speaker 10: still enjoying life right now.
35:42
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, you guys have a.
35:44
Speaker 10: Lot to do. And I again, I don't know what
35:46
Speaker 10: the community is going to do, but I challenge the
35:48
Speaker 10: community right now. If I come back in six weeks,
35:52
Speaker 10: I want to see just as many people here until
35:53
Speaker 10: they actually fix this. And maybe you people on this
35:56
Speaker 10: board are the wrong people to be here, but again,
36:00
Speaker 10: it's been people fighting this for quite a long time,
36:03
Speaker 10: and they've been the ones that's been the bad guy.
36:05
Speaker 10: It's time to change this. I tell everybody that's in
36:07
Speaker 10: this thing, it's time to.
36:09
Speaker 5: Come back and take America back.
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Speaker 4: Wooo.
36:15
Speaker 5: Kudos to that dad, he nailed it. These commedy bastards,
36:19
Speaker 5: we've let them slide too many times. All too often
36:22
Speaker 5: we've allowed our children to be sacrificed and be the
36:26
Speaker 5: unintended consequence the collateral damage of this culture war, and
36:33
Speaker 5: that's not acceptable.
36:34
Speaker 3: We have to do something. I always tell.
36:37
Speaker 5: You, you have to stand for something, because if you stand
36:41
Speaker 5: for nothing, you'll fall for anything. And that's from Hamilton.
36:46
Speaker 5: We have to take a stand against these people. I
36:48
Speaker 5: spent eight and a half years as a school board
36:51
Speaker 5: member at the Beloved Community Charter School in Jersey City,
36:54
Speaker 5: New Jersey, a school I'm incredibly proud to have built.
36:57
Speaker 5: I'm one of the founding members of the school and
37:02
Speaker 5: it's an honor to have been able to do it
37:04
Speaker 5: because I've seen what it's produced. I've seen the scholars
37:06
Speaker 5: that have come out of there. Now there's a middle
37:08
Speaker 5: school and a high school, all in less than a
37:11
Speaker 5: decade or just close to a decade. Phenomenal work. Big
37:15
Speaker 5: shout out to Brett Shundler and everybody, all of the faculty,
37:19
Speaker 5: of course, the scholars and their parents, because that's who
37:21
Speaker 5: makes the school and it's a joint effort.
37:25
Speaker 3: But they did it right.
37:27
Speaker 5: They believed in a beloved community, and that's what I
37:31
Speaker 5: think we all need to embrace and believe in. Is
37:33
Speaker 5: the same thing, a beloved community. Put the hate aside
37:36
Speaker 5: and figure out, how are we going to save our children.
37:38
Speaker 5: How are we going to save our country, How we're
37:40
Speaker 5: going to unify ourselves so that we become stronger and
37:42
Speaker 5: get out of this as winners, not as losers. The
37:47
Speaker 5: other day I had a conversation with two people, and
37:50
Speaker 5: I might have said this already, and if I did,
37:52
Speaker 5: I'm saying it again. I'm probably going to say this
37:53
Speaker 5: every day until somebody gets it. You're on a boat,
37:58
Speaker 5: a boat named America, and the boat has a hundred
38:01
Speaker 5: holes in it, and you're plugging. You've got, you know,
38:04
Speaker 5: one foot on one hole, another foot on another hole,
38:06
Speaker 5: got one hand on another hole. Now you're spread out
38:09
Speaker 5: like you're playing twister. You're plugging these holes as best
38:12
Speaker 5: you can. You're throwing your head into another hole. You
38:15
Speaker 5: need more people to plug more holes to save America
38:18
Speaker 5: from sinking. Or do you say screw it, I'm not
38:23
Speaker 5: plugging any holes. I'm letting this go down. America goes down,
38:27
Speaker 5: and I will rebuild America. Sadly, there's too many people
38:31
Speaker 5: that think that's patriotic. There is nothing patriotic in letting
38:35
Speaker 5: your ship go down.
38:36
Speaker 3: Nothing.
38:37
Speaker 5: We need all hands on deck to plug these holes,
38:40
Speaker 5: to permanently plug them, to fix them to be there.
38:42
Speaker 5: When another hole springs open, We've got more patriots. They
38:46
Speaker 5: are ready to plug it up. Keep recruiting the patriots,
38:49
Speaker 5: keep getting them on board. This ship cannot sink because
38:53
Speaker 5: we'll never have a chance to rebuild it never.
38:56
Speaker 3: But it's up to you.
38:57
Speaker 5: Oh and hold up, Hold up, skirts, skirts, skirts, Hold
39:00
Speaker 5: on one second before we go any further, wait till
39:03
Speaker 5: you hear what we talk about in the next segment.
39:05
Speaker 5: There's this thing called hold on my notes here GSA
39:12
Speaker 5: genetic sexual attraction. If you've never heard of it, that's okay,
39:17
Speaker 5: it's probably a good thing. I had never heard of
39:18
Speaker 5: it either until I read about it earlier and I said,
39:20
Speaker 5: oh my gosh, this is crazy, so crazy. I got
39:23
Speaker 5: to bring it to my thumdia so you guys can
39:25
Speaker 5: hear about this because this is wild stuff. And let
39:28
Speaker 5: me tell you, there are some sick people out there,
39:31
Speaker 5: very sick people out there. There are a lot of sicknesses, illnesses,
39:35
Speaker 5: different types of I'm going to dare say, demonic possession
39:38
Speaker 5: that exists that I had no idea existed. So keep
39:43
Speaker 5: it locked right here, because this segment coming up, it's
39:45
Speaker 5: not a throwback, it's brand New I experienced this today
39:50
Speaker 5: in real life in twenty twenty six, the fifteenth of January,
39:55
Speaker 5: and it was a crazy, crazy thing that I read,
39:58
Speaker 5: and then I went down the rabbit hole found dot
40:00
Speaker 5: to Drew saw this thing on TV. It was just wild. Anyway,
40:04
Speaker 5: keep it locked right here. We got more to come.
40:05
Speaker 5: Straight ahead, don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: This is America, this is America.
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Speaker 5: He's making podcasting great again.
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Speaker 1: This is America with Rich Valdez.
41:26
Speaker 5: All right, and he goes, welcome back. It's rich Valdez
41:28
Speaker 5: Valdez with an ass at Rich Valdes on all of
41:30
Speaker 5: the social media. And I want to get into this
41:34
Speaker 5: conversation because I was watching a show. There was a
41:37
Speaker 5: show years ago on the Spanish channel called Casso serralo
41:40
Speaker 5: which means case closed, and it was a woman who
41:43
Speaker 5: was a lawyer and you know, the JD Doctor of Puristprudence,
41:47
Speaker 5: and she was the judge on the show. So it
41:51
Speaker 5: was like a judge show in Spanish on one of
41:54
Speaker 5: the Spanish networks, Cuman Lady out of Miami. Very funny,
41:58
Speaker 5: very cool, and it was a very just fun show. Well,
42:04
Speaker 5: I was watching the reruns. Amazon Prime has a like
42:08
Speaker 5: you know, Live TV now and one of the channels
42:11
Speaker 5: that they play they did just continuously play her program
42:14
Speaker 5: on is the Caso Serrado channel, and I clicked yes,
42:20
Speaker 5: and you know, I said, oh interesting, So I'm watching it.
42:25
Speaker 5: And the very first story I see is a fascinatingly
42:32
Speaker 5: crazy story. Let me see if I can get some note.
42:35
Speaker 5: I took some notes. This man is there next to
42:39
Speaker 5: a woman. The guy looks like he's my age forty something,
42:41
Speaker 5: fifty two, fifty three, fifty four, you know that that age.
42:46
Speaker 5: And then there's a girl a lot younger than him,
42:48
Speaker 5: maybe my kid's age. And then there's another woman on
42:52
Speaker 5: the other side who's suing that guy. And the girl
42:56
Speaker 5: is I guess a witness for the guy anyway, if
42:59
Speaker 5: you're following. So they start talking and the judge is like,
43:04
Speaker 5: what what say that again? And they explain it again
43:08
Speaker 5: and explain it again, and she has to get a
43:12
Speaker 5: like real clarification here, and she's like, hold on, you
43:17
Speaker 5: are this woman's because she's in her twenties right, And
43:22
Speaker 5: she says, you are this person's biological mother. And the
43:26
Speaker 5: lady says, yes, I am, she says, and that guy
43:29
Speaker 5: right there standing next to her is the person that
43:33
Speaker 5: I conceived her with that is her father, and both
43:37
Speaker 5: the father and the daughter both shake their head.
43:41
Speaker 10: No.
43:41
Speaker 5: The daughter starts going off out of turn, telling the judge, no, no, no,
43:46
Speaker 5: you don't understand. I didn't grow up with these people.
43:49
Speaker 5: I've never seen these people until I met them, and
43:53
Speaker 5: I just met them. So there's no, there's no, none
43:58
Speaker 5: of that, no funny business. Well it goes on. Turns
44:05
Speaker 5: out this young lady falls in love with the guy
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Speaker 5: that is her biological father, and the mother, the other mother,
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Speaker 5: she finds out about it, and now she's like, this
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Speaker 5: can't happen. This is wrong, this is bad. I don't
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Speaker 5: want you guys doing this, and nobody seems to care.
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Speaker 5: So I was looking at like, man, is this real?
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Speaker 5: And at least in my cursory search the craziest stuff,
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Speaker 5: here's what I came up with. There was a case
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Speaker 5: this happens every now and again, but the again, it's
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Speaker 5: hard to find, very very tragic. But when it does happen,
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Speaker 5: it happens because of something called GSA genetic sexual attraction.
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Speaker 5: This is a phenomenon that sometimes experiences excuse me that
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Speaker 5: it is sometimes experienced by a reunited adult family member
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Speaker 5: who meets after a long separation and experiences sexual attraction. Crazy, right,
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Speaker 5: it is recognized and complex. It is a psychological issue. Man.
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Speaker 5: I read that, and I thought, this is tough not
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Speaker 5: only for the people that have to deal with this,
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Speaker 5: but all these people that try to deal with this
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Speaker 5: in their own real life. Now I know what you're thinking.
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Speaker 5: You're thinking in their own real life. Who's dealing with
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Speaker 5: this in their real life? You show me where these
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Speaker 5: people are that are falling in love with their biological children.
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Speaker 5: And before I go any further, I want to take
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Speaker 5: a minute to play a clip from Doctor Drew's show.
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Speaker 5: Remember Doctor Drew from Love Lines, Doctor Drew and Adam
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Speaker 5: Carolla that Doctor Drew from MTV. Well, Doctor Drew was
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Speaker 5: talking about this on his TV show a long time
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Speaker 5: ago with two of his producers, like after the show
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Speaker 5: in the green room, and this conversation is truly wild.
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Speaker 5: Check this out.
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Speaker 11: Well, you're talking about this incest thing was just awful yea,
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Speaker 11: which was was genital.
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Speaker 5: Sexual sexual attraction. I still don't understand where the parents
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Speaker 5: come from.
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Speaker 8: Because we had that woman that was on the show
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Speaker 8: and she said she had those feelings for her son,
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Speaker 8: but she didn't act on them, thankfully, But where I
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Speaker 8: mean is this a misplaced love?
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Speaker 11: It's something it's the kind of thing that sometimes people
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Speaker 11: feel for their therapists when they're in therapy. They eroticize
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Speaker 11: the relationship, they raticize the longing for the holding and
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Speaker 11: the closeness, and it becomes it's a misplaced sexualization. It's
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Speaker 11: for people that have deficiencies in these things that they
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Speaker 11: just sort of get too swept into it and they
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Speaker 11: want to it's sort of you know, there's very ways
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Speaker 11: of people are very s theorious about where this goes,
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Speaker 11: where what the biology is, but ultimately becomes a fusion fantasy.
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Speaker 11: And we're not We're not apology just because I write
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Speaker 11: some of the tweets by us calling it g s A.
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Speaker 10: We are not making excuse or apologize it.
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Speaker 5: And that's what's infurial.
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Speaker 11: Well, we made the point that a more more global
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Speaker 11: point that people need to contain the impulses.
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Speaker 3: Plato was right, man, the emotions or this out of control.
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Speaker 11: Chariot being pulled by horses, you got to be the
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Speaker 11: driver of that chariot.
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Speaker 8: I'm really applaud the woman that came on your show
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Speaker 8: and admitted that she had these feelings, but she did
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Speaker 8: not act on them.
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Speaker 1: And I think more people that may be in that
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Speaker 1: situation that she is in need to hear what she's saying,
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Speaker 1: because then they know, Okay, what I'm feeling is wrong.
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Speaker 1: Someone else felt this way.
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Speaker 3: But guess what, I'm gonna go get treatment.
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Speaker 5: Going to get treatment sounds like a good idea and
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Speaker 5: not acting on those impulses. Again, that's doctor Drew Pinski
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Speaker 5: and his two producers talking about this a number of
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Speaker 5: years ago. It is a very old clip, but I
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Speaker 5: was fascinated by this topicause again one of those things
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Speaker 5: you didn't know existed until I was today years old
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Speaker 5: when I found out that this was an actual thing. Wild.
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Speaker 5: But I continue, Well, like I said, I was looking
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Speaker 5: this thing up and apparently there was a case, a
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Speaker 5: very famous case, and I thought to myself, hmm, this
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Speaker 5: is pretty wild. Let me see if I find it
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Speaker 5: all right, So listen to this. This is a Google Gemini.
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Speaker 5: While rare, there are documented new cases of biological family members,
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Speaker 5: including parents and children separated by adoption and reconnecting as adults,
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Speaker 5: either unknowingly or knowingly, and entering into romantic relationships. This
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Speaker 5: phenomenon is often attributed to genetic sexual assault. No, I'm sorry,
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Speaker 5: genetic sexual attraction. I read that before, and this is
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Speaker 5: one of the more prominent cases of this actually happening.
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Speaker 5: In a widely reported case, twenty year old Katie Plato
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Speaker 5: is it Plato or platyl Pladel, I don't know, pla
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Speaker 5: dl Plato reconnected with her biological father, Stephen, after being
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Speaker 5: given up for adoption as an infant. After Katie turned eighteen,
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Speaker 5: she moved in with her biological parents. Shortly thereafter, Stephen
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Speaker 5: and his wife separated and he began a sexual relationship
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Speaker 5: with Katie, his blood daughter. The two eventually quote unquote
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Speaker 5: married one another and had a child together before they
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Speaker 5: were arrested for incest Lord of Mercy. The case ended
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Speaker 5: in a tragedy in April of twenty eighteen when Stephen
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Speaker 5: killed Katie. So the dad kills the daughter who is
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Speaker 5: his wife and his newlywed, his newlywed bride, and he
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Speaker 5: killed her, then he killed their infant son, he killed
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Speaker 5: her adoptive father, and then eventually he killed himself. Talk
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Speaker 5: about sick and sadistic and crazy. That is wild. I
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Speaker 5: heard that and I said, man, this is a crazy,
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Speaker 5: crazy story, and I thought it was fake. It's all
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Speaker 5: I read about it, and they're saying, you know, just
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Speaker 5: take it easy, chill, and they mean that. And there's
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Speaker 5: a couple other ones, but really that was the one
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Speaker 5: that I thought, Oh my goodness, that's disgusting. So I'm
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Speaker 5: wondering when I was watching Caso Serrado and when I
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Speaker 5: read that article, I thought to myself, well, apparently this
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Speaker 5: is actually happening. These people went and had the kid,
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Speaker 5: they gave birth to the kid, and then everybody went
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Speaker 5: crazy and died. Who's got a story like that? Eight
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Speaker 5: seven seven valdess one is the phone number. I want
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Speaker 5: to know. I want to know if you've had to
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Speaker 5: deal with this type of thing, right, little ice action,
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Speaker 5: little adoptive kid action. I mean, you got a few
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Speaker 5: things that are on the table if you want to
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Speaker 5: join in the conversation and let me know what's on
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Speaker 5: your mind. But this thing ended up in carnage, wild,
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Speaker 5: absolutely wild. So I've got to be the first to
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Speaker 5: tell you. I didn't think I knew the outcome there, right,
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Speaker 5: I think I totally didn't expect that. I was caught
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Speaker 5: off guard here. I didn't know that was a thing
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Speaker 5: and it was a thing and this guy doubled down.
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Speaker 5: It's a sad it's a crazy thing, but that's what happened,
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Speaker 5: and it for me, you know, opens up this dialogue
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Speaker 5: in my mind where I say, what's going on here?
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Speaker 5: Is it because it's so cold here? Yeah, a little bit,
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Speaker 5: but no, there's plenty of cold places where what happened
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Speaker 5: here isn't the case. I don't have an answer for
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Speaker 5: why evil is in the world, why evil exists, why
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Speaker 5: people do bad things. My hope is that you know,
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Speaker 5: you and me and others we joined together and we
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Speaker 5: hopefully don't have I have to go down that road
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Speaker 5: that the Narco terrorists live. You know, they live in
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Speaker 5: that space. This is their thing. Anyway, it's always important
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Speaker 5: for us to pay attention to what's going on and
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Speaker 5: to have these tough conversations, to look at what's going on,
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Speaker 5: to listen to what's going on, and to just be
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Speaker 5: thankful and filled with gratitude. And I, for one, I'm
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Speaker 5: always grateful for moving the needle right, moving the needle
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Speaker 5: America doesn't stay stagnant, so that's a good thing. There's
52:43
Speaker 5: also we've been called to be informed patriots, and this
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Speaker 5: always stuck with me. Right, this Reagan thing. I talk
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Speaker 5: about it every day at the end of the show
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Speaker 5: because I think it's important. We do have to be
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Speaker 5: knowledgeable of what's going on. The old saying that if
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Speaker 5: we stand for nothing, will fall for anything. The truer
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Speaker 5: words have never been spoken. Right once you start to
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Speaker 5: see how things work. So I get that, and it
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Speaker 5: boils down to us. The only thing necessary for evil
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Speaker 5: to triumph is for good people like you to sit
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Speaker 5: there and do nothing. So it's time for you to
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Speaker 5: do something. Sometimes doing the right thing means not accepting
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Speaker 5: the crazy, right, not going down that road, not normalizing that,
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Speaker 5: because the minute you start to normalize the indefensible, the crazy,
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Speaker 5: the less defensible, it becomes right. It loses it's zeal.
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Speaker 5: If you will anyway, I start approxym my take care,
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Speaker 5: good night, and God bless you America. I'm rich child as.
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