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Seth Grossman WPG Radio 7.25.2026. Are These Muslim “Allies” Giving Trump Bad Advice? Legal “Vote Harvesting” worse than Illegal non-citizens? Government makes everything cost more. · Seth Grossman – Liberty and Prosperity

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  - Alright. Now, of course, the, you know, the
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  - war in Iran.
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  - You know, one of the things that that
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  - seems clear to me
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  - is, you know, everyone's saying, well, who who's
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  - giving Trump this advice?
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  - And, you know, a lot of, I guess,
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  - your Tucker Carlson's are saying, well, it's Israel
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  - is behind this. So,
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  - and it's clear
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  - that Israel is on the sidelines. And the
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  - people influencing Trump and our military the most
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  - are our so called,
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  - Muslim allies.
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  - Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar.
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  - And and they have their own agenda. I
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  - mean, they are both,
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  - believe in jihad. They both believe in Islam
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  - making the world Islam.
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  - They both see United States as the enemy,
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  - but they think The United States is useful
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  - in fighting Iran because once they take over
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  - the world,
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  - you know, the, the Muslims in Pakistan, Saudi
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  - Arabia, Turkey, and Qatar,
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  - they wanna be running things.
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  - The Iranians,
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  - the the Mullahs have this,
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  - Shiite religion. They believe that if they destroy
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  - America and destroy Israel,
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  - then you're gonna have this, secret imam who's
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  - been hiding,
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  - you know, for twelve hundred years, and he's
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  - gonna come out and rule the world. So
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  - the, you know, the Pakistanis,
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  - the Saudis, the Turks, and the Qataris,
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  - they're afraid of Iran, but they're just they're
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  - not but they're not our friends. They're just
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  - using us
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  - to put Iran in its place.
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  - But the last thing
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  - that these Muslim allies want is to overthrow
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  - these,
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  - you know, crazy
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  - Mullahs in Iran
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  - and have a free democratic
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  - non Islamic,
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  - country of Iran.
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  - That would be a bigger threat than what
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  - they have now. So they want this endless
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  - war.
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  - It was Israel that that had the plan
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  - to use the Kurds and to arm people
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  - in Iran to overthrow the regime.
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  - But all we did is we got 30
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  - to 40,000 of our best friends in Iran
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  - killed,
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  - and now there's nobody to oppose.
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  - And, yeah, we're we're in this quagmire
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  - partly because we're getting advice
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  - from
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  - countries that hate us. Remember, it was Pakistan,
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  - hid
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  - Osama bin Laden for fifteen years.
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  - It was, Saudi Arabia who did the oil
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  - blockade against us.
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  - And and now we're talking about giving, nuclear
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  - reactors to Saudi Arabia, giving our,
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  - stealth fighters to Turkey. I mean, it's absolutely
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  - crazy.
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  - But, you know,
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  - here we are.
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  - So, you know, I I think I've said
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  - enough about that. We'll be talking about that
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  - at our meeting.
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  - But, I think another important event to talk
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  - about
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  - is the, bombshell
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  - that, governor Mikey Sherrill issued last Tuesday.
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  - She admitted that between, June
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  - 2023
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  - and June
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  - 2024,
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  - roughly 6,600
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  - foreigners
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  - who applied for driver's licenses in New Jersey
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  - and who checked off the box saying,
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  - you know, I am not a US citizen.
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  - I do not want to register to vote.
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  - That 6,600
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  - of the people who did that,
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  - were registered to vote anyway,
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  - and that 400 of them voted in the
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  - presidential election.
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  - So,
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  - you know, why did, Mikey Sherrill just happen
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  - to announce that on Tuesday?
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  - Probably because the feds were about to uncover
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  - it.
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  - And, of course, Mikey Sherrill said this was
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  - a computer glitch. Right?
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  - So,
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  - we know it wasn't a computer glitch because
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  - for years,
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  - and I think I mentioned this on the
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  - show several times.
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  - People in the motor vehicle office in Nagle
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  - Harbor Township at the Shore Mall
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  - were telling us
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  - that we have foreign students working a summer
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  - in Atlantic City
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  - who want a driver's license while they're here,
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  - you know, so they could do it, an
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  - odd summer job. And they're signing up, and
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  - they're giving voter registration forms, and they're saying,
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  - no. No. No. We're just here for the
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  - summer. We we don't wanna vote here. But
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  - they were told to vote anyway. It would
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  - help them get their license quicker. So this
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  - is a big, big deal.
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  - And, I think it's very easy to get
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  - to the bottom of this because,
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  - and I think they will. I I think
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  - all that the, the federal,
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  - authorities have to do because the state you
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  - know, we're a sanctuary state. The governor Cheryl
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  - and
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  - and and and not the Democrats, they're not
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  - gonna do anything about this. But it would
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  - be very easy
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  - for federal agents to contact all the,
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  - 400 people who voted and all of the
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  - 6,600
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  - people who registered
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  - and start talking
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  - you know, what they were told,
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  - at the, motor vehicle office. And they could
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  - also very easily,
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  - have a check of all the,
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  - you know, the people with green cards who
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  - are legally here, but they're not allowed
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  - to vote and and to start contacting them.
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  - And, of course, nobody's gonna wanna get deported
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  - to protect the Democrats. So they'll get the
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  - truth out, and we could find out exactly
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  - what's going on.
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  - It is certainly a complicated problem, and,
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  - you were right. You you mentioned it several
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  - times,
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  - and I was skeptical about it, but
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  - you turned out to be right. It's and
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  - it's a real problem, I
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  - think.
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  - Yeah. It it is. They they want the
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  - illegals voting, and, of course, the Democrats, do
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  - this routinely.
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  - But I I think it's important for Republicans
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  - not to get too excited about this,
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  - because,
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  - very few foreigners, very few illegals
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  - are going to be voting,
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  - you know, not because of anything with the
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  - voter record,
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  - but because,
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  - Trump, after all these years, after nine years,
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  - he's finally doing the mass deportations.
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  - And, you know, hundreds of thousands of, illegals
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  - are being rounded up and deported.
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  - And so not I can't think of any,
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  - illegal immigrant or anyone with a green card
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  - who's gonna risk putting themselves on a
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  - cast one illegal vote. So I think by
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  - doing the mass deportations,
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  - Trump has actually fixed that problem.
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  - But,
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  - I think it's, you know, Republicans should not
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  - get too excited about this because I don't
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  - think this is
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  - why Republicans have been losing all these elections
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  - lately. And I think we have to get
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  - real about, voter,
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  - integrity.
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  - Now, you know, I can understand why so
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  - many Republicans
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  - believe
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  - that every election is rigged and that there's
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  - nothing we could do to win.
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  - I mean, they you look at the twenty
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  - twenty election
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  - at 10:00 in election night when the polls
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  - close, Trump's winning by a few 100,000 votes
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  - in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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  - And then suddenly in the middle of the
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  - night,
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  - all these paper ballots,
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  - get delivered and 99%
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  - of them go for the Democrat,
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  - and Trump is losing.
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  - And then we saw the same thing
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  - happened this spring with the mayor of Los
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  - Angeles.
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  - On election night, you had Spencer Pratt, the
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  - Republican. He's a few 100,000 votes ahead in
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  - the number two position
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  - ready to, win the election in the runoff.
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  - But then a few days later, he ends
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  - up losing to Nisia
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  - Rahman, a little known radical leftist.
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  - So so what happened?
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  - Well, right away,
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  - in in both situation, many
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  - Republicans said, well, this is a stolen
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  - election. Look at these bellwether election districts. They
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  - they always predict every election, and now this
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  - this election is completely off.
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  - Or they'll say something like,
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  - look at all the last minute ballots.
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  - They came in late. They were old 99%
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  - for the Democrat. This is proof of cheating.
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  - It's statistically not possible.
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  - So so then but then when you start
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  - looking closer
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  - and ask yourself, well well, how did the
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  - Democrats cheat?
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  - And then some people said, well, the voting
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  - machines were rigged. You know, somebody in China
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  - or Venezuela
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  - hacked the voting machine, and they changed the
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  - numbers.
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  - But the problem is after five years, there's
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  - absolutely no evidence of that.
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  - And the people who said that publicly all
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  - got sued.
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  - They were unable to come up with any
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  - evidence to back up their claim, and they
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  - lost a lot of money.
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  - So it it's it's not hacking the voting
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  - machines.
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  - And then some people said, well, the Democrats
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  - stuff the ballot box.
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  - And so how do you stuff a ballot
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  - box? You have to have with secret workshops
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  - and factories somewhere
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  - that that print up thousands of fake ballots,
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  - and then you have to have dozens of
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  - people filling them out, and then you put
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  - them on trucks, and you sneak them into
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  - the polling place.
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  - When you go into the details, you know,
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  - it it's it's ridiculous.
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  - So there's no evidence to support that. And
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  - and also,
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  - you you know, every ballot
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  - is tied to a real person.
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  - You know, their voter registration
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  - records.
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  - And so far,
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  - after, you know, five years of all this
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  - investigation,
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  - I'm not aware, maybe you are, of a
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  - single person
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  - who said, oh, they voted in my name
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  - and it wasn't me. And you would think
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  - if if this was going on on a
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  - massive scale with tens of thousands of people
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  - involved,
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  - you'd have maybe one or two or three
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  - would come up, but nobody came up.
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  - So it's not ballot stuffing. It's not electronic
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  - fraud.
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  - So what is it? And I think the
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  - answer is obvious. It's it's this legal
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  - ballot harvesting,
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  - and it's legal because the Democrats started it
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  - in New Jersey in the nineteen nineties
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  - by saying, well, you know, we we don't
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  - want a low turnout. So instead of making
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  - everybody physically go to the polls on one
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  - election day, we're gonna let anybody fill out
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  - a paper form for a three week period.
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  - And, you know, because that way we're gonna
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  - have, you know, better democracy. More people are
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  - gonna participate. And and then it's,
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  - participate.
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  - And and then the Republicans, George Bush, John
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  - McCain, and John Boehner,
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  - they agreed to it. They they passed something
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  - called the Help America Vote Act in 2,001,
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  - and and that's why we have
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  - this three weeks of paper ballots,
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  - as a vote harvest instead of election day.
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  - So,
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  - in in my my history book, that 1676
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  - project,
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  - I pointed out that when New Jersey was
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  - formed by William Penn
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  - in 1676,
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  - a hundred years before
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  - the declaration of independence,
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  - a key feature in their constitution
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  - was to be one election day
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  - on, with a locked ballot box supervised by
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  - all sides with no electioneering at the polls.
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  - Everybody had to show up in person on
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  - election day, sign the book, and fill out
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  - their ballot.
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  - And and what did this do? It meant
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  - that everybody who voted,
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  - for for starters, they had to know what
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  - day it was. Right?
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  - They had to know they had to know
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  - enough to know that election day is on
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  - a certain day and care enough to show
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  - up.
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  - And and that when they cast their ballot,
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  - it was in public. Everybody could see them
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  - casting their ballot, and there wouldn't be any
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  - intimidation. There wouldn't be any bribes. You had
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  - no election at the polling place. And this
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  - is what New Jersey did in 1676,
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  - a hundred years before the declaration of independence.
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  - Now when you have a system like that,
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  - you know, some people don't vote.
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  - And who are the people who do not
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  - vote when you have one election day?
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  - Well, drunks, drug addicts, mentally ill, people who
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  - are so irresponsible,
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  - they they, you know, they can't show up
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  - on election day or they don't know about
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  - election
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  - day. They're so far out of it. They
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  - can't hold a job. They can't live in
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  - a house. They, you know, they don't care
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  - about the government. They don't know about the
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  - government.
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  - Should these people be voting?
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  - And and I think one of the problems
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  - that Republicans have
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  - is is we're so afraid of being called.
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  - Oh, I don't wanna be called a racist.
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  - I don't wanna be called anti democratic.
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  - But, you know, I think we would agree.
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  - Would you want people like that running your
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  - personal life and making financial decisions for you
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  - personally?
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  - Of course not. No.
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  - So but here's the thing. Until twenty years
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  - ago, hardly any of these people voted.
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  - And you did have your corrupt politicians who
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  - tried to get them to vote. And when
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  - Craig Callaway came and spoke to our liberty
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  - and prosperity meeting,
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  - he talked about the frustration. He said he
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  - get all these people registered to vote.
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  - And then on election day, he tried to
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  - get them to the polls. And he said
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  - he only got a fraction of them to
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  - the polls because he couldn't find them. They
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  - wouldn't answer the door. They were drunk. They
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  - were out of it.
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  - And and so these people never voted in
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  - American elections.
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  - But since we changed the rules and said
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  - that all they have to do is in
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  - a three week period, just fill out a
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  - form
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  - and give it to somebody or or fill
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  - out a form and let somebody drop in
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  - the mailbox.
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  - Most almost all of them are voting, and
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  - they're all almost voting for the Democrats.
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  - So that's that's the thing. It's not fraud.
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  - It's not ballot stuffing.
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  - It's this legal vote harvesting.
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  - And for the the life of me, I
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  - don't know why Republicans
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  - are not
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  - deporting liberty and prospering our position
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  - that it's critical
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  - to return to
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  - one election day, one in person election day
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  - with voter ID.
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  - And, yes, if you're sick and you have
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  - a doctor's note or you have travel plans
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  - or you're in the military,
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  - of course, in those,
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  - rare exceptions,
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  - you can have paper ballots, but not
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  - not make it normal. That's the problem. We
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  - took what's what's
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  - corrupt or not normal, and we have made
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  - it normal. And we've got to come to
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  - an end, but we're never gonna have, honest
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  - elections in this country. I agree. No. I
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  - agree.
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  - Uh-uh. I I like that. I I I
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  - like the one day, one that's it. You
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  - know?
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  - I mean, we it's like like, we we
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  - had it for four hundred years. Yeah. So
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  - so who was it who said we suddenly
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  - had to change it? So, you know, that's
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  - what we have to do. Now now the
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  - other thing I think we have to talk
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  - about, why Republicans lose elections is,
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  - you know, they just don't stand for anything.
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  - The the Democrats are are right. They're saying,
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  - gee. It's not fair.
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  - When people,
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  - you know, work hard,
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  - full time in the job, and you can't
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  - afford medical care, you can't afford housing,
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  - you can't even afford, like, a Happy Meal
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  - at McDonald's anymore. It's about 7 or $8.
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  - But what, Republicans
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  - failed to do, it's not that we need
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  - a a minimum wage or we have to
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  - take money from, billionaires.
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  - You have to look at why prices are
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  - so expensive. And prices are so expensive is
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  - the government has made housing expensive.
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  - We've made the cities unlivable. So you have
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  - thousands of empty housing units in Atlantic City,
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  - in Pleasantville,
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  - and Bridgeton, and Camden, and Philadelphia.
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  - So people have to live somewhere. You have
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  - the illegal
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  - aliens using up housing.
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  - You have that you can't, get a permit.
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  - These towns know that if you build a
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  - new house
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  - and there are two kids in in the
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  - house going to school,
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  - that house is only gonna pay $8,000 in
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  - taxes,
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  - but each kid in the public school is
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  - gonna cost $25,000
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  - each. They're saying, gee, if we build a
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  - new house with two kids in it, we're
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  - gonna collect 6 or $7,000
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  - in taxes, but we're gonna have to spend
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  - $50,000
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  - just for the public schools. So these towns
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  - put every possible roadblock in a way
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  - of of letting people have permits to build
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  - new houses.
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  - So this is a perfect example
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  - of how the government is forcing housing prices
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  - to be high. I mean, you and I
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  - when we were in school, remember they said
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  - that you should never spend more than 25%
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  - of your income That's right. On on housing.
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  - That was the rule of thumb for for
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  - a hundred years in America.
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  - Now, if if you're only spending 60%
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  - on your income on housing, you think you're
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  - doing pretty good. Yeah. So it's so it's
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  - it's not that that people don't have enough
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  - income.
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  - Government forced the price of everything to be
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  - more expensive. And and before we talk about
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  - why medical care is so expensive,
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  - you can't buy buy a policy that says
• 17:30
  - if I get really sick, I need insurance.
• 17:32
  - You you have your insurances paying for what?
• 17:35
  - Wellness visit. So you go to the doctor
• 17:37
  - when you're not sick,
• 17:38
  - to pay for sex change operations, to pay
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  - for abortions, to pay, you know, pay for,
• 17:44
  - health care for illegal,
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  - immigrants.
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  - You know? So so government is forcing everything
• 17:49
  - to be expensive.
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  - Are are TVs more expensive? No. Because the
• 17:54
  - government has nothing to do with them. Are
• 17:56
  - are airline tickets more expensive? No. It's because
• 17:59
  - you have the free market. But wherever government
• 18:01
  - gets involved, they make everything unaffordable.
• 18:04
  - And that's the message electric electric bills. You
• 18:07
  - know,
• 18:08
  - we got green energy. Now electricity is not
• 18:10
  - affordable.
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  - The Republicans need to identify how to make
• 18:14
  - things affordable
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  - by letting private businesses,
• 18:18
  - address the situation and not letting the government,
• 18:21
  - control everything. Anyway, though, that's the,
• 18:25
  - how how we have to return, give Republicans
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  - a chance,
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  - a campaign on issues that people care about,
• 18:31
  - to make things affordable and to go back
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  - to one in person election day. Anyway, we'll
• 18:37
  - talk about this at our liberty and prosperity
• 18:39
  - meeting every Saturday morning, 09:30 to 10:30 at
• 18:42
  - South in Summers Point and, of course, on
• 18:44
  - libertyandprosperity.com.
• 18:46
  - Have a great week, and I hope nobody
• 18:48
  - beats you up today because
• 18:50
  - I think you're absolutely right as far as
• 18:53
  - and and as far as I'm concerned on
• 18:54
  - what you had to say. Seth Grusman, Liberty
• 18:56
  - and Prosperity. The website, libertyandprosperity.com.