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Speaker 1: This is to Ronda and you're listening to the Ron
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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 4: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 5: Goody, good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm Ron
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Speaker 5: Edwards and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk Show.
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Speaker 5: Glad to be with you today. And yep, lots of
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Speaker 5: interesting stuff going on. Good news, Cheatle, Cheatle is gone,
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Speaker 5: and so that's a very good thing. She won't be
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Speaker 5: uh bothering us anymore with her presence. She did a
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Speaker 5: horrible job in protecting President Trump and deservedly so she's gone.
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Speaker 5: I would have preferred, though, had she gotten blown out
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Speaker 5: of her job. They didn't have the nerve to come
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Speaker 5: together and fire her. But at least she, you know,
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Speaker 5: got rid of herself out of that position. And so
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Speaker 5: I just wonder what the Joe Biden's next appointment will be.
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Speaker 5: I mean, who will will it be? Will it be
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Speaker 5: someone leftist like her? I mean, she was so crazy, Cheatle.
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Speaker 5: She wanted the organization to be populated by maybe up
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Speaker 5: to forty percent females, leftist liberal females, to be exact,
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Speaker 5: and it was about THEEI had nothing to do with qualifications.
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Speaker 5: And a lot of people won't like me to hear
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Speaker 5: me say this, but men are better qualified for these
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Speaker 5: type of positions, for the secret Service, et cetera. In
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Speaker 5: protecting people. Women are wonderful at coordinating. You, women coordinate
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Speaker 5: a lot better than us guys do. I have to
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Speaker 5: admit that, But there are certain things that we all
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Speaker 5: have specifications and men specifically are designed for fighting, guarding,
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Speaker 5: et cetera. Now there are there women that can fight, yes,
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Speaker 5: but they do best against other women and generally, in
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Speaker 5: situations like this, you want you want men. I'd rather
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Speaker 5: see more men on local police departments. Does that mean
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Speaker 5: that I'm anti women?
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Speaker 6: Know?
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Speaker 5: Because there are things that women can do that us
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Speaker 5: strong men cannot do. So it's not about who's better,
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Speaker 5: who's better, or who's not, it's who's better for what. Anyway,
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Speaker 5: We've got a great guest today. His name is Brad Smith.
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Speaker 5: He is the development coordinator for the Southeast Michigan you
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Speaker 5: know Right to Life, Right to Life of Michigan Southeast Division.
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Speaker 5: And he'll be talking with us today about standing up
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Speaker 5: for life, and he's been doing that for quite a while.
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Speaker 5: Really respect him for that. Well, speaking of Michigan, it
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Speaker 5: seems that the leftist journals say that the Muslim vote
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Speaker 5: in Michigan is a wild card in a must win
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Speaker 5: swing state for Democrats, especially for vice presidential contender Josh Shapiro,
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Speaker 5: the popular Democrat governor of nearby Pennsylvania. So and see,
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Speaker 5: this is one of the ways that the Democrats really
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Speaker 5: paint themselves into corners. See, they align themselves with special
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Speaker 5: interest groups rather than aligning themselves with America, the American
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Speaker 5: people at large. But no, see, they're they're in favor
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Speaker 5: of Muslims taking over. They're in fair favor of the
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Speaker 5: border crossers, you know, things of that nature. These groups
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Speaker 5: that really, in my humble opinion, have no business being
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Speaker 5: in this country. And I'll stand by that. But anyway,
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Speaker 5: the Muslim vote is huge in Michigan, and it's particularly
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Speaker 5: dear Benistan, the largest Muslim population in the world outside
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Speaker 5: of the Middle East. And they have much much, I
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Speaker 5: mean much political sway and power in the state of Michigan.
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Speaker 5: Too bad too bad, so sad, yep. But that's what
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Speaker 5: they're going to have to deal with. And the ironic
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Speaker 5: thing that many liberal Jews are more in favor of
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Speaker 5: policies than harm them, such as open American borders et cetera,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera. You know, in that one area,
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Speaker 5: Jews are very similar to American black folks. For the
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Speaker 5: most part, they support policies that are horrible, abortion, open
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Speaker 5: borders in many cases, high taxes, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, coming
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Speaker 5: down hard on the police officers, the local police. And
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Speaker 5: please don't say that I'm anti Jewish for what I'm
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Speaker 5: going to say. But Jews, just like Black Americans, are
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Speaker 5: reaping what they're sewing what they're supporting. You cannot support evil,
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Speaker 5: and then when you get bad results, either directly or
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Speaker 5: indirectly with what you're supporting, you can't really complain that much.
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Speaker 5: You have to be smart enough to change directions if
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Speaker 5: that's you know, if you're serious in wanting what's better
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Speaker 5: for you and your people. Just saying, I mean, Jews
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Speaker 5: should be smart enough to look at what has happened
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Speaker 5: to black Americans over sixty years of following one particular party,
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Speaker 5: one particular way, and look at the horrible results overall.
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Speaker 5: And the only difference between Jews and black people is
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Speaker 5: that Jews, despite all of the liberalism and leftism, Jews
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Speaker 5: were smart enough to keep their families intact for the
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Speaker 5: most part, and they maintained an entrepreneurial mindset. But outside
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Speaker 5: of that, they pretty much vote the same. And if
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Speaker 5: the Jewish people don't watch out, the left will eventually
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Speaker 5: destroy your families too, because the left never gives up.
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Speaker 5: They continue to chip away, chip away, chip away at
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Speaker 5: a society until they destroy the society. They're like parasites
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Speaker 5: in the human body. In fact, a long time ago
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Speaker 5: I wrote a column comparing the leftists to parasites, and
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Speaker 5: I did side by side an example of parasites in
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Speaker 5: the human body and what they do and what they
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Speaker 5: bring about the destruction if they're not taken care of,
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Speaker 5: And the same thing with the left in America and
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Speaker 5: how they eat away like a cancer at the stabilizing
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Speaker 5: factors of our society, such as a family, belief in God,
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Speaker 5: good education for the children, etcetera, etce. You eat away
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Speaker 5: at those things and gets what happens Your society starts
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Speaker 5: to collapse, and here we are today, man oh man
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Speaker 5: o man. And so we had the people of America
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Speaker 5: have to come together and realize, hey, look, you know,
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Speaker 5: when it comes to these issues, I'll put it to
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Speaker 5: you this way. You better start taking these things personally
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Speaker 5: because many of you, you know, to this day, you're
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Speaker 5: still pretty well set financially and you live in nice
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Speaker 5: neighborhoods and etc. That have very very low crime and
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Speaker 5: things look pretty good. But you have to look beyond
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Speaker 5: your own block, your own little neighborhood and see what's
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Speaker 5: going on, and you see it kind of reminds me
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Speaker 5: of a movie I saw a long time ago. It
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Speaker 5: was called The never Ending Story. And in this movie
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Speaker 5: you had what was called the Nothing, and the earth
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Speaker 5: was being eaten away by the Nothing. Massive forest were dying,
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Speaker 5: cities were just being laid waste. Everything beautiful was made
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Speaker 5: ugly or it died, et cetera. And that is kind
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Speaker 5: of what's been happening to America the Death March across America.
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Speaker 5: As America has a you know, sort of adopted an
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Speaker 5: anti life attitude for many years in many circles the
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Speaker 5: whole nation. No, but too much of the nation has
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Speaker 5: adopted a death mentality, and that stems from first adopting
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Speaker 5: a death mentality for the most vulnerable amongst us, the
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Speaker 5: little children, the little babies, unborn children. And now they
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Speaker 5: want to take out you know, up to the date
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Speaker 5: of birth and beyond, such as the cases in the Netherlands.
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Speaker 5: But see, we in America cannot afford to continue to
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Speaker 5: push in this direction and expect it to be this
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Speaker 5: land of blessing as they say, what of the old
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Speaker 5: folks used to say the twain don't meet and they
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Speaker 5: really don't. But anyway, I'm going to ask Brad Smith,
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Speaker 5: our guest, about that when we return if he agrees
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Speaker 5: with me or not. I think he does. But anyway,
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Speaker 1: This is Brad Smith from Right to Life from Michigan
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Speaker 5: your cup. Well, four huge influx centers for migrant or
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Speaker 5: illegal border crosser children have been built in the United
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Speaker 5: States of America and all stand empty but staffed, being
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Speaker 5: paid for by you and me, the taxpayers. One, for instance,
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Speaker 5: in Greensboro, North Carolina, has cost US an estimated two
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Speaker 5: hundred I mean, I'm sorry, three hundred and eighty seven
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Speaker 5: million dollars since twenty twenty two. Three others are in Texas.
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Speaker 5: This money, plus an additional one hundred three million for
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Speaker 5: contractor for the US government. Those contracts were for care
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Speaker 5: those children are that are not housed there. And I'm
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Speaker 5: wondering too interesting stuff. Anyway, let's get in with our
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Speaker 5: guest now. His name is Brad Smith and a really
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Speaker 5: great guy, and he is the coordinator for Right to
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Speaker 5: Life of Southeast Michigan and he joins us in conversation
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Speaker 5: at this moment right now.
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Speaker 1: Hello Brad, and welcome, Hey Ron, how are you doing.
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Speaker 5: Super duper man. Great to have you. First of all,
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Speaker 5: tell folks about what you do as the development coordinator
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Speaker 5: for Southeast Michigan Right to Life.
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Speaker 1: Well, so, Right to Life of Michigan is one of
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Speaker 1: the stronger pro life state pro life organizations in the country,
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Speaker 1: and we, you know, stand up and defend life as
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Speaker 1: much as we can in legislation and in terms of
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Speaker 1: getting involved in politics and doing endorsements and stuff like that.
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Speaker 1: We also we also do lots of education. We've been
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Speaker 1: doing media campaigns during the summer and have more planned
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Speaker 1: as well as recently did a big Motor City so
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Speaker 1: the Detroit areas where I'm at, MotorCity outreach to women
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Speaker 1: who are pregnant. It was a big Motor City baby
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Speaker 1: shower that we did. So that's the kind of stuff
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Speaker 1: that we're doing, and I am. I helped to raise
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Speaker 1: all the money to do that. And then because of
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Speaker 1: our own personal story, do a lot of speaking and
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Speaker 1: things like that.
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Speaker 5: Tell folks about your personal story about that. To me,
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Speaker 5: this is a truly great American story. I'll just start
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Speaker 5: off for you. You could have listened to the doctors and
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Speaker 5: went in another direction, but you and your wife said
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Speaker 5: no and said yes to life and take it from there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. So I have five kids. My youngest we were
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Speaker 1: when she was in the womb. There were what they
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Speaker 1: call soft signs on the ultrasound, and in those soft signs,
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Speaker 1: they started to look at that and go, you know,
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Speaker 1: what we think she may have And they gave us
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Speaker 1: a number of different things, but they really thought was
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Speaker 1: the hyphitotential of trice Me eighteen. And for people who
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Speaker 1: don't know true, you know, everybody knows trice me twenty one,
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Speaker 1: you just may not realize that. Tracing me twenty one
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Speaker 1: is also called Down syndrome. Tracing me eighteen is also
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Speaker 1: called Edward syndrome, but it's a second most common abnormality
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Speaker 1: of the genetics, and it is a much more difficult
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Speaker 1: diagnosis than Down. Syndrome is. And so what happens is
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Speaker 1: and this is almost every parent I've ever talked to
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Speaker 1: their story. When they go to meet with the people
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Speaker 1: who diagnose, do the ultrasounds, encourage them to get testing
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Speaker 1: push frameosynthesis, which all happened with us, they are very discouraging.
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Speaker 1: They will often label these kids as quote incompatible with
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Speaker 1: life unquote or fatal fetal anomalies. So it's a total
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Speaker 1: dehumanization of them. And so they ended up being the
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Speaker 1: geneticis we met with ended up being right about that
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Speaker 1: in terms of what was wrong with our daughter, and
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Speaker 1: she was born with trice at me eighteen. But here's
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Speaker 1: the thing, it's a ninety to ninety five percent abortionary
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Speaker 1: for kids like my daughter. Ninety to ninety five percent
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Speaker 1: are exterminated by their own parents, and often because the
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Speaker 1: parents have no hope and they've been lied to and
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Speaker 1: you know, those kind of things. But still people are
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Speaker 1: choosing it right, and it's simply because they have a disability.
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Speaker 1: So we're we're targeting and exterminating disabled children in this country.
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Speaker 1: And then you know, many people think, well, you know
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Speaker 1: it's going to stop there now. If you start in
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Speaker 1: a womb, it never stops there. Not that it's okay
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Speaker 1: there if you did stop, but it never stops there.
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Speaker 1: So what happens is these kids are then after they're born,
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Speaker 1: not because they're not given much of a chance, they
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Speaker 1: don't want to treat them when they're born, so they
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Speaker 1: will literally refuse treatment for these kids. I was just
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Speaker 1: working with a mom the other day here in Michigan
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Speaker 1: who I connect with, and she's pregnant with a child
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Speaker 1: that you know, likely has trice to me eighteen. And
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Speaker 1: the OB sat down beside her, put her hand on
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Speaker 1: her knee, and this was an ob she didn't know,
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Speaker 1: and the OB says, you know, I'm really sorry, this
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Speaker 1: is what you're facing. Your child likely has trice to
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Speaker 1: me eighteen, I'm sorry you got a lemon.
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Speaker 2: Whoa.
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Speaker 1: She went, yeah, oh, it's evil. It's just evil what
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Speaker 1: they it's the way it's total dehumanization of the kid,
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Speaker 1: right like this isn't a person. And again it it
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Speaker 1: continues after they're born. And she ended up telling her
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Speaker 1: she said, well, you know, if you have other kids,
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Speaker 1: at least you'll be able to make lemonade. And I mean,
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Speaker 1: this is the demented, sick thinking in our medicine today.
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Speaker 1: These people are so bigoted, so discriminatory. They hate disabled children.
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Speaker 1: They don't they look at them and they see them
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Speaker 1: as quote and this is from a medical journal, a
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Speaker 1: waste of scarce medical resources. And so when you start
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Speaker 1: to see this, you go, holy, how our country is
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Speaker 1: so freaking screwed up with much more than people realize.
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Speaker 1: And the problem is, see now they're starting to see it.
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Speaker 1: People start to see it with COVID, right, so they
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Speaker 1: start seeing the discrimination that goes on. And now I
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Speaker 1: always would whenever I connected with someone that started talking
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Speaker 1: about I'm like, welcome to my world. You just you
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Speaker 1: just walked in the door of what we've been dealing
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Speaker 1: with for years and years and years. But that's really
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Speaker 1: what goes on in a nutshell, and it's just truly demented.
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Speaker 1: So when you see what people are doing with oh,
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Speaker 1: you know, let's just kill kids and it's no big deal.
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Speaker 1: It's I mean, that's just because that's their attitude. That's
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Speaker 1: the way these people think, and it's really sick. There's
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Speaker 1: nothing about it that's just a different opinion or a
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Speaker 1: different view of life. Oh this is demented. And I've
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Speaker 1: said it for years and I'll continue to say, if
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Speaker 1: you will kill little children, you will do anything. And
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Speaker 1: I think we just saw that in Butler, Pennsylvania. So
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Speaker 1: you know, this this idea that this is just a
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Speaker 1: different worldview, it's a sick worldview. It's not just it's
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Speaker 1: not just a different way of seeing things.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, hey, Brad, do you think that this attitude that
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Speaker 5: seems to be pretty pervasive throughout the medical industry in
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Speaker 5: America today and in other countries even more so? Do
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Speaker 5: you think that it's because as God is kicked out
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Speaker 5: of society, then morality is kicked out of society. You
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Speaker 5: don't even have the hippocratic oath anymore, as far as
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Speaker 5: I you know, as far as I understand, And so
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Speaker 5: you don't you eliminate those those those three entities. And
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Speaker 5: of course human nature is going to come to the fore,
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Speaker 5: and that's the kind of attitude that you're going to
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Speaker 5: see exhibited. We've got to turn things around in how
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Speaker 5: people are even taught in schools, the church, else, you know,
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Speaker 5: in medical school, et cetera, and reorganize and is instruction
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Speaker 5: to promote life instead of just man the horrible, horrible
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Speaker 5: tales that you just told us. I mean, this is
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Speaker 5: really this. It's ridiculous. What say you?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, and you're right, it is ridiculous and it's
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Speaker 1: absurd and it's demented what's going on. But we can
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Speaker 1: we can make a difference. That's the thing. If you
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Speaker 1: know anyone's sitting out there thinking, oh, it's too late,
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Speaker 1: we can't do anything, well, it's me. It's like, you know,
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Speaker 1: just dreading everything. That's not that's not the case, and
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Speaker 1: that's not what we did. And we stood up when
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Speaker 1: we fought back for our daughter, and you know, we
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Speaker 1: had God with us and he helped us to connect
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Speaker 1: with the right people, which makes all the difference in
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Speaker 1: the world. Let me tell you, whenever you hear these people,
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Speaker 1: I always laugh when you know they're like, oh, the
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Speaker 1: leftists they care about people. You know, these they're just
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Speaker 1: so caring, you know, like like, are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: The people the doctors who have pushed for us to
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Speaker 1: kill our child and refuse to treat were the leftist doctors.
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Speaker 1: It was it's I can tell you maybe a couple
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Speaker 1: of them that I've met that didn't have that attitude
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Speaker 1: that were leftists, But it was the religious doctors, the
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Speaker 1: ones who have a faith in God. It's the ones
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Speaker 1: who everyone would look at and go, oh, they're just
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Speaker 1: crazy people kind of thing, right, They're the ones who
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Speaker 1: actually cared. And they're the ones, the conservative ones, the
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Speaker 1: right leaning one. They're the ones who actually wanted to
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Speaker 1: help our daughter live and did everything they could to
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Speaker 1: help us. And so but but with this there's an
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Speaker 1: opportunity to win. And you know, I think you know,
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Speaker 1: one of the things you saw me talk about on
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Speaker 1: social media was we are in the midst right now.
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Speaker 1: We've been pushing back for years and years and years,
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Speaker 1: and and there's a there was a tactic that I've
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Speaker 1: been using to do this, uh and it's you know,
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Speaker 1: turning and flipping the peer pressure the opposite way.
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Speaker 5: No, hey, Brad, can you hold it right there? That's
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Speaker 5: a perfect way to end it. And they'll bring you
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28:13
Speaker 5: the world. Our guest today is Brad Smith and he's
28:17
Speaker 5: got a wonderful story to continue to share with us.
28:21
Speaker 5: And he's the coordinator for the Southeast Michigan Right to
28:26
Speaker 5: Life Organization and he's been with them for quite a
28:29
Speaker 5: while now and doing a lot of great work. Brad. Uh,
28:34
Speaker 5: you know you were you were sharing with us before
28:37
Speaker 5: the break about why don't you get back to it
28:41
Speaker 5: and share with us, because I've got another question in
28:44
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Sure, I was just saying that we can actually
28:50
Speaker 1: push back a lot more than people realize, even given
28:55
Speaker 1: all the just lamented laws that they're attempting and passing,
28:59
Speaker 1: uh you know, in state to state the state like
29:02
Speaker 1: they did here in Michigan. But we have we have
29:06
Speaker 1: actually changed helped change the culture culture at a place
29:11
Speaker 1: that you know, you wouldn't think would be possible, which
29:14
Speaker 1: is the University of Michigan. Uh So, the University of
29:17
Speaker 1: Michigan has a healthcare system. They have hospitals, and they
29:20
Speaker 1: have a children's hospital, and that children's hospital is called
29:24
Speaker 1: Mott Children's Hospital and ann Arbor and uh. They initially
29:30
Speaker 1: they were one of the more open hospitals to helping
29:34
Speaker 1: us because of certain doctors that we met there. But
29:37
Speaker 1: it it came down to, you know, many people not
29:42
Speaker 1: wanting this to happen, not wanting our daughter to get
29:45
Speaker 1: treatment and uh. And so we we met a doctor
29:49
Speaker 1: there who was willing and he helped our daughter. And
29:52
Speaker 1: I asked him if I could send him more kids,
29:55
Speaker 1: if he would be willing to help them. He said absolutely,
29:59
Speaker 1: And I told so, we're going to make you the
30:01
Speaker 1: We're gonna make you the expert. And all I can
30:04
Speaker 1: say is that was the spirit of God, because today
30:07
Speaker 1: he is the national expert treating these kids. And we
30:11
Speaker 1: actually have our own study at the University of Michigan
30:14
Speaker 1: now and beyond that. We started working on this a
30:17
Speaker 1: while ago and COVID kind of blew it up, but
30:20
Speaker 1: we are now in the midst of actively working to
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Speaker 1: open a Trice and Me clinic for kids like my daughter,
30:29
Speaker 1: where they can you know, not only get treatment, but
30:33
Speaker 1: it'll be something that parents will be able to find
30:35
Speaker 1: online and know that there's hope and help, and this
30:40
Speaker 1: puts tons and tons of pressure on other people. Then
30:44
Speaker 1: when when you have someone treating it, it's not only here.
30:47
Speaker 1: There's a couple other hospitals. Boston Children's is working on
30:52
Speaker 1: a registry for children like this. So again it will
30:57
Speaker 1: put pressure on hospitals across the country to now look
31:01
Speaker 1: at what they're doing and rethink and reevaluate, because, frankly,
31:06
Speaker 1: which is what I wanted to do, they're going to
31:08
Speaker 1: look like idiots and horrible people if they won't treat.
31:12
Speaker 1: So that's the goal to me is we need to
31:14
Speaker 1: put more pressure on the other side. We need we
31:17
Speaker 1: need to be the ones putting pressure on them, not
31:20
Speaker 1: letting them put pressure on us.
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Speaker 5: A man's that's really great, speaking of pressure. Got a
31:28
Speaker 5: couple more questions, But one thing that I always believe,
31:31
Speaker 5: well I've often said this since I was about twelve
31:34
Speaker 5: years of age, that God has the cure to every
31:37
Speaker 5: single ailment in the earth. We just have to find it.
31:40
Speaker 5: And I believe that because of what you and your
31:42
Speaker 5: wife are doing and have set in motion, I believe
31:46
Speaker 5: that in time there can be a cure for what
31:50
Speaker 5: has been ailing your daughter and others. And I just
31:53
Speaker 5: believe that because of your perseverance, the mere treatment of
31:58
Speaker 5: it shall improve and improve the quality of life. Because
32:02
Speaker 5: I think going back to the beginning of the situation
32:07
Speaker 5: that you're involved with, I think the even the treatment
32:11
Speaker 5: has improved since then. And am I correct?
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, most definitely. And it's kind of interesting
32:18
Speaker 1: actually when you go back and look at it when
32:21
Speaker 1: they first started to be able to diagnose this and
32:25
Speaker 1: and kind of you know, do a blood test of
32:28
Speaker 1: the child and check for genetics. Prior to that, with
32:33
Speaker 1: less technology, trist Meet children actually lived longer than before
32:40
Speaker 1: they could be identified in the womb once they are
32:45
Speaker 1: not not even just in the womb, I mean just identified,
32:47
Speaker 1: so even after they were born. So so what happened?
32:51
Speaker 1: It shows you the heart of men, right, this is
32:55
Speaker 1: this is a I like to say it because it
32:57
Speaker 1: makes it a little clearer for people. It's a Nazi
32:59
Speaker 1: eugen worldview. Even though the Nazis weren't really the ones
33:03
Speaker 1: who invented eugenics. It gives you a better idea because
33:07
Speaker 1: the Nazis had a program, uh you know, everyone thinks
33:10
Speaker 1: about what they did to the Jews, which was obviously
33:14
Speaker 1: horrid and demented right. But they actually had a program
33:18
Speaker 1: called the T four program where they they perfected the
33:24
Speaker 1: idea of the gas chambers on their disabled children. So
33:28
Speaker 1: before they ever killed a Jew and a gas chamber,
33:33
Speaker 1: they were slaughtering their disabled kids and had killed like
33:36
Speaker 1: three hundred some thousand children. And so this idea that
33:43
Speaker 1: you know, this is something new, it's it's not new,
33:46
Speaker 1: and it's and it's a it's a cultural thing that
33:49
Speaker 1: has been throughout history because men's hearts are evil and
33:53
Speaker 1: we devise evil and selfish and wicked things if left unchecked,
33:59
Speaker 1: and which is why we need to stand up and
34:02
Speaker 1: check it.
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Speaker 5: Amen. Uh, speaking of something that I think needs to
34:08
Speaker 5: be checked, I just like to get your thoughts on
34:11
Speaker 5: miss Kamala Harris, that is, and her women's right candidacy.
34:17
Speaker 5: And you know, in the forefront of anything when it
34:20
Speaker 5: comes to women of her ilk, it's about, oh, we've
34:22
Speaker 5: got to kill the babies, and she wants to really
34:26
Speaker 5: press that. You know that she's going to be running
34:29
Speaker 5: heavy on that and gaining huge support from a lot
34:34
Speaker 5: of American women.
34:35
Speaker 1: What say you, Oh, well, I mean, yeah, that is her.
34:39
Speaker 1: She is as much as Joe Biden as a horrible
34:43
Speaker 1: supporter of abortion right.
34:45
Speaker 5: She is far.
34:48
Speaker 1: Crazier than him, and she I would put her in
34:53
Speaker 1: the light of you know, if you ever follow Gretchen Whitmer,
34:57
Speaker 1: the governor of Michigan. Oh, that that woman constantly posts
35:02
Speaker 1: on abortion. I mean, it's just she's got an obsession
35:06
Speaker 1: with killing children. And Kamala Harris is of the same milk.
35:11
Speaker 1: I mean, it's the same kind of thing. There is
35:14
Speaker 1: a fetish almost with wanting children to die. It really
35:19
Speaker 1: makes no sense when you look at what they're doing.
35:23
Speaker 5: But see, here's the thing, and this is how they
35:24
Speaker 5: were able to get all the Christian women of Ohio
35:28
Speaker 5: to vote to in the same manner in which the
35:31
Speaker 5: more liberal women of Michigan voted to make abortion a
35:35
Speaker 5: part of the state constitution. They convince women of all
35:40
Speaker 5: ILKs that, hey, you know what your most important right
35:45
Speaker 5: is to kill the baby, that nothing else the whole
35:47
Speaker 5: country can go down the drain. They don't care. We've
35:51
Speaker 5: got to be able to break that that stronghold.
35:54
Speaker 1: Well, then I would agree, but I would agree there
35:57
Speaker 1: is a But I think the reason that exis this
36:00
Speaker 1: is because of men, not because of women. I think
36:04
Speaker 1: it's I think it's simply because men have not done
36:08
Speaker 1: what they're supposed to do, and because I work with
36:10
Speaker 1: a lot of moms all the time. Who are you know,
36:14
Speaker 1: they're pregnant with the kid who's disabled, and in the
36:19
Speaker 1: dads too. But the reality is the very first thing
36:22
Speaker 1: I have to work through with them is their fear.
36:26
Speaker 1: They're petrified. And so what happens when women become pregnant
36:31
Speaker 1: and that guy abandons them or or is even more
36:36
Speaker 1: pushing them to have an abortion, is the fear. There's
36:40
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of fear. And so they're now not
36:43
Speaker 1: operating out of reason, They're operating out of you know,
36:49
Speaker 1: they're trying to survive, which is never a good place
36:52
Speaker 1: to make any kind of decisions because you don't make
36:56
Speaker 1: rational decisions. But I bring it back to this is
36:59
Speaker 1: on if this whole idea that men should shut up
37:03
Speaker 1: and stay out of abortion absolutely wrong. This is where
37:07
Speaker 1: good men need to stand up and say something and
37:11
Speaker 1: do something even more because it's men who will end abortion,
37:16
Speaker 1: because if you go back and look at the history
37:18
Speaker 1: of it, it was men who started abortion. It was
37:21
Speaker 1: men who co opted the women's movement, took over the
37:25
Speaker 1: women's voting rights, movement and pushed abortion using that it
37:28
Speaker 1: was men on the Supreme Court who made it legal
37:31
Speaker 1: to begin with.
37:34
Speaker 5: But bred it was men on the Supreme Court that
37:37
Speaker 5: did that, but it was a woman. Her famous name
37:41
Speaker 5: was Marbat Sayer who started it. Heaven, if you go
37:47
Speaker 5: to the average court in the United States of America,
37:50
Speaker 5: and I can take you to text cases in Texas,
37:53
Speaker 5: in California where fathers have stood up for their their
37:57
Speaker 5: childrenolutely and the woman said, you ain't effing and the
38:03
Speaker 5: court agrees with her. The men in America have been
38:06
Speaker 5: kicked out so much that it's you know, I agree
38:10
Speaker 5: with you that men should stand up, don't get me wrong,
38:13
Speaker 5: but you have to understand that.
38:14
Speaker 1: I think it's the system.
38:15
Speaker 5: Has been cooked up against men.
38:18
Speaker 1: Absolutely, But it's because men have sat down and shut
38:22
Speaker 1: their mouths that that's been able to happen. Right, So
38:25
Speaker 1: if men would stand up, take responsibility number one. Right, So,
38:29
Speaker 1: if you're a man who gets a woman pregnant, you're
38:32
Speaker 1: not married, fix it. You got a job to do
38:36
Speaker 1: and you're a father.
38:37
Speaker 3: Right.
38:38
Speaker 1: So the reality is when they do research on women,
38:42
Speaker 1: most women it's like sixty seven to seventy percent of
38:47
Speaker 1: women choose abortion because they're being pushed into it, not
38:52
Speaker 1: because they really want abortion, but because they they're scared
38:56
Speaker 1: and they're being pushed into it. And it's usually by men.
39:00
Speaker 1: Just that alone. If we get the men to do
39:02
Speaker 1: what they're supposed to do, we could end most abortions.
39:06
Speaker 1: So that's why I look there. There are obviously men
39:09
Speaker 1: who get who want to do something and they can't
39:12
Speaker 1: because the way the law works. Now, yes, but that's
39:16
Speaker 1: not the that's not in most cases. Most cases are
39:19
Speaker 1: not that way. Most women actually don't want to have
39:23
Speaker 1: an abortion.
39:25
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, I have learned something because I've been led
39:29
Speaker 5: to believe that. You know, when I look at read
39:32
Speaker 5: certain reports and and I look at certain states like
39:36
Speaker 5: California and New York, and you know, places like that
39:39
Speaker 5: where the majority of women are just screeching like barnow
39:44
Speaker 5: owls for the right to abort and things of that nature.
39:48
Speaker 5: And I see these things and so, but you're more
39:50
Speaker 5: involved in the movement than I am. So I'll take
39:53
Speaker 5: your word for it, and we have to govern ourselves accordingly.
39:56
Speaker 1: And I was going to say, I don't I I
39:58
Speaker 1: you know, it's still large. I mean, if you even
40:00
Speaker 1: if you say it's sixty five to seventy five percent
40:03
Speaker 1: of women that want to have that kid. That still
40:07
Speaker 1: leaves thirty to thirty five, you know, or thirty five
40:10
Speaker 1: to thirty percent of women who will That's a lot
40:14
Speaker 1: of people. That's not like it's a small number, so
40:17
Speaker 1: even but they're they're very crazy and ardent about this,
40:22
Speaker 1: and so it's not I would not say that it's
40:26
Speaker 1: at all the majority of women that act like that.
40:29
Speaker 1: I think it's a minority that's extremely vocal and frankly crazy.
40:39
Speaker 5: Crazy is right, Brad. I want to thank you for
40:43
Speaker 5: joining us today real quick. How can people get a
40:46
Speaker 5: hold of you guys the website or whatever they want
40:48
Speaker 5: to help out? And because I think you guys are
40:52
Speaker 5: doing a wonderful service to humanity to be honest with you,
40:56
Speaker 5: and so how can we help out?
40:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably a couple different ways you could connect. I
41:01
Speaker 1: wish I had something to give you for our Choice
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Speaker 1: of Me clinic that we're we're going to be trying
41:05
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41:09
Speaker 1: help that get off the ground, but that isn't quite
41:13
Speaker 1: set up yet. But if someone wants to reach out,
41:15
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41:40
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Speaker 5: All right, thanks so much, Brad, say hello to the
41:46
Speaker 5: fan for me, and godspeed to you all.
41:50
Speaker 1: All right, Thanks, Ron, have a great day, God.
41:52
Speaker 5: Bless YouTube buy now there it goes. Great American Brent Smith, great, great,
41:58
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42:03
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42:06
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42:10
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, our own alienble rights are celebrated in One of
44:45
Speaker 5: our rights, ladies and gentlemen, is the right to choose,
44:48
Speaker 5: the right to vote, etc. But not all people believe
44:52
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44:57
Speaker 5: elderly man in Hancock, Michigan, is in critical condition after
45:01
Speaker 5: what police are calling a politically motivated attack. The man,
45:05
Speaker 5: who has not been identified, was putting up a yard
45:08
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45:13
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45:16
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45:21
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45:24
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45:28
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45:31
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45:35
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45:38
Speaker 5: years old. The twenty two year old suspect, whose name
45:41
Speaker 5: is not being released yet to us in the media,
45:44
Speaker 5: he was found dead this morning in Quincy Township. He
45:51
Speaker 5: was willing to die for his cause of preventing another
45:55
Speaker 5: American from voicing their choice. Now, as much as I
46:00
Speaker 5: do not like Kamala Harris, for example, if my next
46:05
Speaker 5: door neighbor decides to put out a Kamala Harris sign,
46:08
Speaker 5: I'm not going to go over there and try to
46:09
Speaker 5: rip their sign out or run them over because of
46:13
Speaker 5: the evil choice that they make. Wouldn't do that. I
46:16
Speaker 5: would fight for their right in fact to put that
46:19
Speaker 5: sign out, because that's what it's about. But see, this
46:22
Speaker 5: is another thing that we the American people need to
46:25
Speaker 5: really be willing to stand our ground and stand up.
46:30
Speaker 5: It's more important that we first clear the air and
46:34
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46:40
Speaker 5: the American principle of choice and by the way, making
46:44
Speaker 5: the choice personal choice, that is that originally came from God.
46:50
Speaker 5: God gave us these rights to choose. You choose life
46:53
Speaker 5: or choose death. It's as simple as that. We choose
46:58
Speaker 5: life for our nation, choose death for our nation. That's
47:02
Speaker 5: why we vote. But for this guy to run over
47:07
Speaker 5: an eighty year old man because he happened to support
47:10
Speaker 5: President Trump, it's very evil. And so there's a deep
47:16
Speaker 5: root cause for all of that. And you know, we
47:23
Speaker 5: have to straighten our act up. My friends, in this country,
47:27
Speaker 5: because if we don't, we're going to have serious problems.
47:30
Speaker 5: I mean, we already have serious problems, but it's going
47:33
Speaker 5: to be a lot worse because on one hand, the
47:38
Speaker 5: left continues to become more and more emboldened in their
47:43
Speaker 5: efforts to trample our rights, and on the other hand,
47:48
Speaker 5: those who are being trampled upon, who simply want a
47:52
Speaker 5: strong country, who simply want to be able to be
47:54
Speaker 5: free to worship God, to teach their children in the
47:58
Speaker 5: way that they should go so that when they are
47:59
Speaker 5: all they will not depart, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
48:02
Speaker 5: And so you're having these two sides digging in their
48:06
Speaker 5: heels and you can pick at another individual for so
48:12
Speaker 5: long until they're going to fight back. That's that's inevitable.
48:17
Speaker 5: You know, just as our previous guest said, Hey, we
48:18
Speaker 5: have to stand up for life. Men need to stand up,
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Speaker 5: and we the people of the United States of America,
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Speaker 5: have to start standing up for what we know is right.
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Speaker 5: We have to make the left understand what we want
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Speaker 5: and what we want now. And so, as you know,
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Speaker 5: the Kamala Harris effort gets into full swing. You know,
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Speaker 5: here's a here here's a complete warning for you. If
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Speaker 5: you do not want America to die, you had better
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Speaker 5: start praying every day, every single day, that Kamala Harris
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Speaker 5: does not become president of the United States of America,
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Speaker 5: because I can tell you that if she becomes president,
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Speaker 5: it's over for this country.
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Speaker 3: That is.
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Speaker 5: I mean, the country won't disappear from the face of
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Speaker 5: the earth. It will still exist, but it will not
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Speaker 5: be a great nation anymore at all. I mean, it's
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Speaker 5: crazy enough, you know, with what has happened under Uncle
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Speaker 5: Joe and Kamala would be Uncle Joe on steroids. So
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Speaker 5: that is just a friendly warning and we the people
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Speaker 5: have to really get our act together. And so I
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Speaker 5: was reading the other day. It was an individual from
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Speaker 5: Great Britain, one of the liberal commentators over there, and
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Speaker 5: even he was expressing disdain and because he said, oh
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Speaker 5: my goodness, they've got to do practice better for the
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Speaker 5: next time they go after next time they go after
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Speaker 5: President Trump. I was laughing because something my producer Doug
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Speaker 5: sent me. I can't repeat it on the air, but anyway,
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Speaker 5: I'm going to turn to sports. We don't always talk
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Speaker 5: about sports on this show, but you know, sports continues
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Speaker 5: to creep into the issues of the day every once
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Speaker 5: in a while, and I think it is crept back
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Speaker 5: into our society again as far as issues are concerned. Now,
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Speaker 5: we all know who Lebron James is. He considers himself
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Speaker 5: to be the greatest basketball player there there ever was,
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Speaker 5: which is a big ballface, lie, Michael Jordan is the
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Speaker 5: greatest s ever. But anyway, he has been a big
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Speaker 5: supporter of China. He has been a individual who, like
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Speaker 5: many people of his ilk, hate America the United States,
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Speaker 5: don't respect the flag. But yet this really lets me
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Speaker 5: know what the American Olympic Committee what they think about
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Speaker 5: this country. They chose him to be the flag bearer
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Speaker 5: at the Olympics. An America hater. This is crazy. This
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Speaker 5: is retarded stuff. This is where we're at, folks. This guy,
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Speaker 5: Lebron James has actually lobbied against individuals in this country
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Speaker 5: who have been protesting against Jijiping in China's mistreatment of
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Speaker 5: the small Muslim community in China. Now, I'm not in
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Speaker 5: favor of the Muslim community taking over our country or whatever,
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Speaker 5: but I am against the cruel treatment of individuals wherever
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Speaker 5: I believe people that should be left alone and et cetera,
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Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera. You don't bother me, I won't
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Speaker 5: bother you. I have that attitude, and I just it
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Speaker 5: just amazes me. He's been in support of everything that
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Speaker 5: China has been doing, especially if it harms the United States.
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Speaker 5: For him, that's the number one country, and I'm surprised. See,
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Speaker 5: if it were up to me, I would say, you
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Speaker 5: know what, it would be better for you to serve,
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Speaker 5: to go and carry the Chinese flag. See if they'll
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Speaker 5: let your behind carry their flag. And then on the
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Speaker 5: women's side, the US Olympic committee, they said, well, we're
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Speaker 5: not going to allow Caitlin Clark to join the Olympic
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Speaker 5: team with the DV.
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Speaker 1: That's all, folks, tax a stage right.
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Speaker 5: And now and now, Father time really caught me off
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Speaker 5: guard that time. Now that I see that, my time
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Speaker 5: is I thank you so much for your time, and
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Speaker 5: as always, at this time, I urge you to pray
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Speaker 5: for your nation, pray for your family, your friends, and
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Speaker 5: even your enemies, and to treat others the same way
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Speaker 5: you would want to be treated. I'm on Edwards. Remember
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Speaker 5: to tune in next time.
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