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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Guest Host Tim Tapp on Various Topics - 260813 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 5: All right, ladies and gentlemen. I am, of course not
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Speaker 5: Ron Edwards. I'm Tim Tapp post of the Tap into
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Speaker 5: the Truth Show. Honored to once again return onto the
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Speaker 5: Ron Edwards American Experienced airwaves because it is indeed a
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Speaker 5: phenomenal opportunity for me to get to talk to you,
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Speaker 5: and I appreciate it greatly. Thank you so much for listening.
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Speaker 5: Thank you so much to Ron for asking me this
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Speaker 5: bill in and well let's get to it, shall we.
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Speaker 5: Lots of things going on, of course in the news,
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Speaker 5: nothing at all unsurprising, but yet everything continues to play
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Speaker 5: out according to plan, the leftist plan. Of course, we've
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Speaker 5: got Carolyn Levitz. She made a major announcement, and of
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Speaker 5: course the left somehow wants to turn this into a
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Speaker 5: debate or conversation about the role of motherhood, not how
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Speaker 5: it's a positive, good thing, but how it just gets
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Speaker 5: in the way of women being able to pursue their careers,
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Speaker 5: and that's kind of missing the point, I think. But
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Speaker 5: more than that, we also have a mainstream well they're
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Speaker 5: not really the mainstream anymore, are they. We still we
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Speaker 5: still have a legacy media that can't seem to understand
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Speaker 5: why a security protocol might might be ignored as far
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Speaker 5: as giving them the heads up because you know, they
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Speaker 5: want to talk about it to everybody they want to scoop.
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Speaker 5: And of course we will spend some time talking about
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Speaker 5: that a little bit later, but I guess we need
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Speaker 5: to kind of start with the fact that we have
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Speaker 5: this breaking news earlier today that it looks like one
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Speaker 5: mister Mangioni Luigi, of course, the man who allegedly murdered
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Speaker 5: a health care ceo in the streets of Manhattan in
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Speaker 5: full view of security cameras, well, it looks like he's
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Speaker 5: actually gonna try a rather risky legal tactic. He's right
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Speaker 5: now at this moment, expected to plead guilty when he
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Speaker 5: shows up to answer federal charges tomorrow, Friday, August fourteenth,
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Speaker 5: because the idea here is that he thinks if they
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Speaker 5: accept the guilty pleae for the federal charges, that then
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Speaker 5: the same attorneys they're going to be able to argue
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Speaker 5: a double jeopardy defense for the state charges. I'm not
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Speaker 5: sure if that's really going to play out. It's not
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Speaker 5: the first time we've seen somebody charged both at the
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Speaker 5: state and federal levels have to be answerable because the
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Speaker 5: charges aren't exactly the same. But there are good reasons
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Speaker 5: why Luigi in company would certainly like to take the
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Speaker 5: federal charges, because they really kind of whittled him down
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Speaker 5: to being almost nothing. I mean, the sherry still faced
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Speaker 5: his life in prison. But you know as well as
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Speaker 5: I do, him becoming the celebrity cause of the month,
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Speaker 5: him creating this cult of personality. He basically has a
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Speaker 5: unrequireded harem of admirers who would literally love the opportunity
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Speaker 5: to become a real harem. Evidently because he's.
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Speaker 6: Good looking, because he stood up to the man, because
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Speaker 6: he did all this in the name of social justice,
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Speaker 6: or at least that's what they want to believe. He's
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Speaker 6: become a figure and the American political left of anti
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Speaker 6: capitalism and anybody who blames corporations for all deals of
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Speaker 6: our society, well they've jumped on board.
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Speaker 7: You.
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Speaker 5: They hold Luigi up as being a hero as opposed
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Speaker 5: to a man who allegedly shut the United Healthcare CEO
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Speaker 5: Brian Thompson in cold blood. I paused there because it
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Speaker 5: was cold blood. He came up behind him, no warning, no, no,
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Speaker 5: you worthless son of a gun you nothing like that.
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Speaker 5: No explanation for why he selected him. He just did it.
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Speaker 5: And evidently it had something to do with a tremendous
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Speaker 5: amount of personal pain he was struggling with and questionable
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Speaker 5: mental status at the time. And that somehow makes it okay.
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Speaker 5: I mean, why would somebody like that not become a
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Speaker 5: poster child for the political left. I mean, he kind
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Speaker 5: of fits the bill of everything that the political left
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Speaker 5: holds up as being worthwhile these days.
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Speaker 8: Right.
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Speaker 5: So, for those of you who may not have been
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Speaker 5: following the case particularly closely, Maggione is currently charged with
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Speaker 5: two federal counts of stalking resulting in death, okay, not murder,
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Speaker 5: not manslaughter, stalking that resulted in depth now New York
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Speaker 5: State discharged, and with second degree murder. So clearly the
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Speaker 5: two federal accounts are significantly less when it comes to
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Speaker 5: the potential punishment that would be dashed out now those
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Speaker 5: two that second degree murder charge, it's among some other
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Speaker 5: charges that the State of New York's also heading with.
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Speaker 5: Hard for me to imagine a point in time for
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Speaker 5: somebody like our good buddy Luigi here to be treated
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Speaker 5: more harshly by the State of New York than he
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Speaker 5: is by the federal government. But we seem to be
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Speaker 5: there at the moment. We chelsey how this plays out. Regardless,
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Speaker 5: he's facing life in prison after the federal charges were
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Speaker 5: we will diplomatically say, narrowed to preclude the death penalty
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Speaker 5: of being the possible part of the sentence. Now, according
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Speaker 5: to The New York Times, they reported that Megngioni is
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Speaker 5: considering pleading guilty to federal charges, a move that, if
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Speaker 5: successful again I'm quoting the reporting here, will likely prompt
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Speaker 5: his attorneys to argue that the state charges constitute double
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Speaker 5: jeopardy because they stem from the same incident. Now, I
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Speaker 5: would personally argue that if we're being charged differently, then
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Speaker 5: perhaps the Feds or the state, whoever, seeking the lesser
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Speaker 5: of legitimate endangerment to society as a whole level of charges,
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Speaker 5: should probably step back. They should probably say, Okay, we're
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Speaker 5: gonna put this on a pause, pending the ending of
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Speaker 5: litigation at the state level in this particular instance. That's not,
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Speaker 5: of course, how our legal system works. And realistically, the
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Speaker 5: argument here is that even if you're found guilty of
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Speaker 5: the stalking ending in death charge and the state moves
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Speaker 5: forward and they somehow or to accidentally decide they're gonna
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Speaker 5: be way more serious about punishing him, then he would
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Speaker 5: still we will most likely have to wait till after
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Speaker 5: he had served his time. At the federal level, there
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Speaker 5: would be legal jostlyn, there'd be fighting back and forth.
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Speaker 5: There's not a clear cut status. But most of the
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Speaker 5: time the Feds win that fight if they bother to fight,
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Speaker 5: and lots of times, and do not make the mistake
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Speaker 5: of thinking that his defense attorneys don't know. Lots of times,
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Speaker 5: if you're going to be caught up with a guilty
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Speaker 5: plea in a different court because of the dollars expended,
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Speaker 5: because of the resources, the time, the energy, and all
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Speaker 5: this other stuff, lots of times the state will just
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Speaker 5: say find that the Feds have them, be done with it.
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Speaker 5: We have other places to use our resources. I wouldn't
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Speaker 5: put it past them to think that maybe that could
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Speaker 5: work for them as well. Regardless, it certainly looks like
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Speaker 5: a risky effort. And the most important thing to remember
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Speaker 5: is that even though right now the New York Times
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Speaker 5: is telling us that this is probably going to happen,
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Speaker 5: that what Luigi gets into court, he might change his
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Speaker 5: mind completely. He might no longer go along with the
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Speaker 5: recommendations of his attorneys. He may decide that he's going
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Speaker 5: to continue to sing the same song that he's been
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Speaker 5: singing from the beginning. And that is, of course, Know
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Speaker 3: Hello, I'm run Edwards. I want to thank my guest
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Speaker 3: host for sitting in for me and wishing everyone a
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Speaker 5: All right, to happen, we are in greased celebrating all
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Speaker 5: I'm prone to do, and I was still going well
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Speaker 5: let's continue, shall we. I want to talk a little
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Speaker 5: bit next about how the I keep wanting to call
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Speaker 5: the mainstream out of habit, they're not really the mainstreaming
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Speaker 5: the legacy media. I want to talk about how the
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Speaker 5: legacy media is taken it as a personal insult that
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Speaker 5: nobody let them in on this secret that Donald Trump was,
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Speaker 5: due to a credible thread, evacuated from the airplane that
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Speaker 5: we typically think of as being Air Force one. Although
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Speaker 5: folks that work in the Secret Service will be quick
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Speaker 5: to correct you on this, it's not a designated plane
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Speaker 5: that's Air Force one. It is whatever plane the president
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Speaker 5: happens to be on. But regardless of what you want
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Speaker 5: to call it. Even those of us who were prone
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Speaker 5: to calling the president's limo the beast. I've seen some
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Speaker 5: and I've heard some Secret Service foks get very adamant
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Speaker 5: about nobody calls it the beast except in movies and media.
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Speaker 5: Stop showing your ignorance. Okay, okay, fine, you went. But
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Speaker 5: the point of the matter is that there was in
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Speaker 5: fact a credible threat. So there were reporters, the White
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Speaker 5: House pool particularly, that decided that they were going to
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Speaker 5: go to Turkey with the president. They chose to do
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Speaker 5: so because it's part of their job. Half of them
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Speaker 5: claimed to want to be war time correspondents, which they
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Speaker 5: kind of got a taste of that if that's what
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Speaker 5: they want. But then they all kept crying once they
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Speaker 5: found out that they were, in fact just kind of
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Speaker 5: getting their regular free ride home. But the president was
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Speaker 5: removed in a planned, intelligence focused effort to safely evacuate
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Speaker 5: the president and you know, to do their job to
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Speaker 5: protect the president. Now, it's also important to remember that
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Speaker 5: none of the other security protocols were taken off, so
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Speaker 5: these reporters weren't left in harm's way any more than
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Speaker 5: they would have been if Donald Trump had remained on
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Speaker 5: the plane. They still got their full military escort coming back,
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Speaker 5: They still had the super well trained pilots, they still
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Speaker 5: had the full complement of all countermeasures on board. It
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Speaker 5: was as if the president was there. No harm, nothing
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Speaker 5: was gonna come, nothing was gonna happen that they wouldn't
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Speaker 5: have had happened together. It wouldn't have been any different
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Speaker 5: any other way. And yet we still have the media
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Speaker 5: trying to make the story all about them, and in
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Speaker 5: the whole time that they're doing this, not only are
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Speaker 5: they making it about them instead of about, you know,
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Speaker 5: the legitimate threat that Iran in its proxies due in
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Speaker 5: fact represent in the region, but they also prove why
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Speaker 5: no reasonable intelligence agency, no reasonable security agency should or
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Speaker 5: would ever give them a heads up, because once they
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Speaker 5: found out, what's the first thing they did, they ran
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Speaker 5: in front of a microphone, They're ran in front of
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Speaker 5: a camera, and they started divulging one of many security techniques,
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Speaker 5: what are the methods of operation, things that are generally
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Speaker 5: considered to be a violation of security protocols, And they
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Speaker 5: revealed it to the whole world, not just to a
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Speaker 5: few random people. They didn't keep it to themselves. They
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Speaker 5: told the world, is it hey, Ranian assassins or would
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Speaker 5: be Ranian assassins depending on who you are and what
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Speaker 5: part of the cycle you're in. Hey, Hey, next time
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Speaker 5: you see a caring truck pull up to Air Force
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Speaker 5: one shortly before it takes off, maybe blow up the
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Speaker 5: catering truck first and then try together, because because chances are,
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Speaker 5: except for the fact now we can never do that again,
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Speaker 5: it seems completely legitimate that a catering truck might be there.
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Speaker 5: It might even be there late in the game, so
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Speaker 5: it's a perfectly legitimate means to smuggle someone back off
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Speaker 5: and provide that extra level of security. And something else
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Speaker 5: that is super super important that a lot of people
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Speaker 5: really aren't pointing out is the fact that these people
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Speaker 5: are acting like they're the ones that are entitled to
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Speaker 5: Secret Service protection. Sorry, Secret Service is there to protect
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Speaker 5: the president. That's it, that's all. But they do not
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Speaker 5: secure Air Force one. They secure the president while he's
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Speaker 5: on board Air Force one, or at least that's the job.
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Speaker 5: It is the United States military that secures Air Force one,
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Speaker 5: the US Air Force in particular, the same thing when
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Speaker 5: he's in transit in Marine one. It's the US military,
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Speaker 5: and so that escort, the whole kitten kaboodle of the
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Speaker 5: normal dog and pony show that's actually there to protect
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Speaker 5: a lot of people's lives, was still in place. So
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Speaker 5: here's my real question, and forgetting Laurence O'Donell and his
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Speaker 5: little rant about how Donald Trump thinks he's a movie
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Speaker 5: star and he doesn't like anybody but himself, and he's
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Speaker 5: a coward and as soon as there's a real thread,
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Speaker 5: he scurries away. I seem to recall an incident not
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Speaker 5: that long ago out in Pennsylvania. Wasn't it narrowly avoided
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Speaker 5: getting shot in the dead headPan right, nicked in the ear.
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Speaker 5: It's still a headshot. A lot of people in a
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Speaker 5: r you that, okay, shot in the head, not necessarily
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Speaker 5: life altering. But you know, he didn't scurry away. You know,
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Speaker 5: he wanted to finish the whole speech. The Secret Service
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Speaker 5: legitimately or we're concerned for his well being because he
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Speaker 5: wanted to get up and continue, and since they weren't
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Speaker 5: gonna let him start chanting fight, fight, fight. I don't know.
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Speaker 5: That seems not particularly cowardice to me, but what do
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Speaker 5: I know? According to a lot of these same people
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Speaker 5: on the left that was all staged. Right, they believe
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Speaker 5: in the great conspiracy that Donald Trump is just evil
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Speaker 5: blah blah blah, all in an effort to hide their
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Speaker 5: own misdeeds, their own misconduct. But that still circles back
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Speaker 5: around to the fact that the media can't seem to
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Speaker 5: understand why doesn't Donald Trump just go along with the
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Speaker 5: attempts to murder him, Why doesn't he just go along
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Speaker 5: with all these great efforts to come after and end him,
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Speaker 5: because you know, they can't seem to put him in
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Speaker 5: jail because they don't actually have the legal predicate. They
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Speaker 5: keep trying, but the more they make up, the better
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Speaker 5: loggers he hires, and that they punch through with the
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Speaker 5: defense of the truth, Surprise, surprise still sneaks its way
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Speaker 5: into the courtrooms controlled by legal activists wearing black robes.
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Speaker 5: The truth still stands up to a degree. So they
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Speaker 5: couldn't put him in jail, they couldn't remove him from office,
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Speaker 5: they couldn't prevent him from winning re election. The only
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Speaker 5: thing left in their bag of tricks at this point
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Speaker 5: is assassination, and of course, their hopes at stealing back
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Speaker 5: control of the House and the Senate and the midterms,
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Speaker 5: and then of course they can try the whole impeachment
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Speaker 5: thing again. And you know, so much for the Trump presidency,
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Speaker 5: the Trump president Trump two point zero will be done
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Speaker 5: in just two years if the American public allows us
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Speaker 5: to happen. If you start voting for all those democratic
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Speaker 5: socialists which is the new fancy pants word for communists
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Speaker 5: in the United States, if you start putting them in
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Speaker 5: positions of power, and you'll have a chance to go
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Speaker 5: after him, and nothing good will continue to be done.
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Speaker 5: All the bad stuff will keep happening, but nothing good,
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Speaker 5: nothing good. So what's the answer. What's the solution? Obviously
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Speaker 5: it is to once again do exactly what we did
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Speaker 5: for the Trump reelection vote here, and that's to make
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Speaker 5: the margins too big to steal. Make sure that you
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Speaker 5: show up and you bring ten people that you know
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Speaker 5: are going to vote the right way, and by it
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Speaker 5: the right way, I mean actually honor. What the country
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Speaker 5: is about, how it's founded, are shared principles, with the
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Speaker 5: understanding that all people are flawed, nobody's perfect. But who's
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Speaker 5: actually going to stand up to try to do the
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Speaker 5: job of the work of the people, not just lip
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Speaker 5: surface and pretend like Hey, we're here for all those Americans. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: to things in the news? Okay, So we have been
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Speaker 5: spending a lot of time over on my side of
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Speaker 5: more shall I say, risk on the topic of the
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Speaker 5: Democrat's favorite faux Christian from the great state of Texas.
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Speaker 5: But it is still astounding that so many people are
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Speaker 5: upsets in Wisconsin for the governorship and we again have
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Speaker 5: somebody who really is just as bad as our democratic
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Speaker 5: folks of Texas as they head to the polls. And
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Speaker 5: of course, while he bills himself as a border security Democrat,
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Speaker 5: he once accused Greg Abbott of quote hunting people and
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Speaker 5: committing atrocities. The atrocities he was talking about was his
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Speaker 5: effort to close the border when one President Auto Pin
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Speaker 5: had left it wide open and was doing nothing to
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Speaker 5: try and help protect what Texas borders should look like
33:44
Speaker 5: and what they actually are on the map, and you know,
33:48
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33:56
Speaker 5: and they also understood that they have a responsibility to
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Speaker 5: protect their fellow Texans, and thankfully also by extension, they
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Speaker 5: were doing a fairly good job of attempting to protect
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Speaker 5: the only state that shares a border with the nation,
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Speaker 5: the failed Narco state Mexico, and therefore there's still plenty
34:21
Speaker 5: of opportunities for these same people to go elsewhere. But
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Speaker 5: I'll digress. Tell Rico Levy these allegations about Governor Abbott
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Speaker 5: during a podcast appearance, because of course that's where all
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Speaker 5: politics is done today. You're either over on x or
34:40
Speaker 5: you're on a podcast somewhere. Anyway, Back in July of
34:44
Speaker 5: twenty twenty three, as Texas officials put up barriers digitary
34:49
Speaker 5: legal migrants from crossing the Rio Grande and an attempt
34:59
Speaker 5: to close down Biden's porous border, will will will be
35:07
Speaker 5: what's the word here? Will We'll be uh generous and
35:12
Speaker 5: just call it porous. Anyway, the Texas Democrats attempted to
35:17
Speaker 5: kind of sweep all this under the rug. And now
35:21
Speaker 5: he claims that he wants to implement a common sense
35:26
Speaker 5: plan that would hire more border patrol officers. But something
35:30
Speaker 5: tells me that hiring them would look much the same
35:34
Speaker 5: as what it looked like under the Biden regime, which is,
35:39
Speaker 5: you're simply here to process these people and release them
35:42
Speaker 5: into the country. We'll worry about actually hearing their claims
35:48
Speaker 5: and adjudicating whether they should be here some point down
35:53
Speaker 5: the road. I mean, you know, we know the courts
35:57
Speaker 5: are backlogged by years, and we know that we're gonna
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Speaker 5: be increasing that backlog even further. And we further know
36:07
Speaker 5: that a lot of these people are gonna they're gonna
36:10
Speaker 5: play nice now and then they're gonna disappear into the
36:13
Speaker 5: country and they're never even gonna know where they're at again.
36:17
Speaker 5: In fact, there's a fair number of them that even
36:20
Speaker 5: now under Trump two point zero, they're desperately trying to
36:24
Speaker 5: find some of them because they know that there were
36:26
Speaker 5: a fair number of terrorists and Trendagua gangsters and MS
36:32
Speaker 5: thirteen gangsters and Shinese nationals who are probably not here
36:37
Speaker 5: to be nice and others. We know this because we
36:43
Speaker 5: saw the footage. We literally witnessed them come into the country.
36:48
Speaker 5: We literally witnessed this effort to create an app to say, Okay,
36:53
Speaker 5: now you don't even have to come across legit. We're
36:56
Speaker 5: gonna claim that we're lowering border encounters by letting you
37:00
Speaker 5: use this app on these phones that we're gonna have
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Speaker 5: American taxpayers paid for ship them down there for you
37:06
Speaker 5: to use them. So you can use the app and
37:09
Speaker 5: then you can just fly into the country whatever point
37:11
Speaker 5: you want and it's not even gonna matter because encounters
37:16
Speaker 5: that the border are down. Excuse me, sorry about that.
37:23
Speaker 5: So yeah, obviously Greg Abbittt was committing atrocities. Common sense
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Speaker 5: plan from a man who has learned more about his
37:36
Speaker 5: Christian faith from Islam, or at least just as much
37:42
Speaker 5: as he has from the Bible. Interesting claim there, James,
37:49
Speaker 5: very interesting claim. Just gonna leap that right there. So
37:53
Speaker 5: let's just hire more border patrol agents because that's common sense,
37:58
Speaker 5: even if we're not actually gonna to put them out
38:00
Speaker 5: on the border to try to make sure nobody's illegally crossing. No, no,
38:04
Speaker 5: we're just going to go back to the whole processing
38:07
Speaker 5: side anyway, he said, quote, I think Greg Abbot's border
38:13
Speaker 5: stunts have now become atrocities. As you mentioned, the Houston
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Speaker 5: Chronicle is reporting on released internal emails that show officers
38:26
Speaker 5: being ordered to push women and children back into the
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Speaker 5: Rio Grande. They're reporting on razor traps that are designed
38:38
Speaker 5: to maim and drowned human beings. Now, he went on
38:45
Speaker 5: to level another wild accusation that Abbot was hunting illegal immigrants.
38:51
Speaker 5: That's the words he used by Now, I've noticed I
38:54
Speaker 5: normally say illegal alien migrants. To be an immigrant, it
38:59
Speaker 5: means you are immigrating. Immigrating is a legal process. Therefore,
39:04
Speaker 5: you cannot illegally immigrate, So you can't be an illegal immigrant.
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Speaker 5: You have to be a migrant. They're just illegally moving.
39:14
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39:23
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39:30
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40:21
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Speaker 5: So we had kind of a strange week insofar as
46:28
Speaker 5: what's going on as the left tries to define and
46:32
Speaker 5: redefine what it means to be a woman, when the
46:36
Speaker 5: left is always try to avoid, at least in the
46:39
Speaker 5: last decade or so, having to define anything the original
46:44
Speaker 5: difference you can just decide to be and just announcing
46:49
Speaker 5: it is and should be enough. Obviously, we had aoc
46:57
Speaker 5: making a big public deal about freezing her eggs, and
47:01
Speaker 5: at first a lot of people speculated that this is
47:05
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47:08
Speaker 5: for president, which I tend to think that she will
47:10
Speaker 5: be anyway. I think she's planning, and I think she
47:14
Speaker 5: probably is the most dangerous candidate because when you look
47:17
Speaker 5: at the Democratic bench and how quickly Gavin is dropping
47:21
Speaker 5: in the polls because you know, people are finding out
47:24
Speaker 5: about him, she becomes very likely because now she gets
47:28
Speaker 5: to play both sides of that events of the current energy. Right,
47:32
Speaker 5: she gets still look like she's more moderate because she
47:36
Speaker 5: was one of those wild democratic socialist folks before, but
47:41
Speaker 5: now she's gotten to see how things go and how
47:45
Speaker 5: they work, and she has a better understanding of how
47:48
Speaker 5: to wield the power of the federal government to make
47:53
Speaker 5: those things happen for for all of us, the little people. Right,
47:58
Speaker 5: she gets to literally play both sides. She gets to say, now,
48:01
Speaker 5: obviously we can't do all those crazy things that woke
48:05
Speaker 5: one point zero was, but I'm still very woke, so
48:14
Speaker 5: we can do this. And we thought that this whole
48:17
Speaker 5: freezing egg thing was strictly about that, turns out she's
48:20
Speaker 5: actually had a split from her long time fiance. And
48:27
Speaker 5: so now she's probably thinking she's waited a little while
48:30
Speaker 5: longer than she should, and she doesn't know when she's
48:33
Speaker 5: gonna meet another man that she might want to actually
48:36
Speaker 5: follow a child with. After all, it's hard finding the
48:41
Speaker 5: white guy was that's just gonna go along and let
48:48
Speaker 5: her wear the pants and let her lecture him incessantly
48:52
Speaker 5: on how terrible white people are. It's hard to fight
48:55
Speaker 5: a guy like that. I mean, even this guy eventually
48:57
Speaker 5: got a spill, right, That's why he's gone. I'm sure
49:00
Speaker 5: there's more to it than that, but we all know.
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Speaker 5: So does this no longer mean that she's running for president?
49:11
Speaker 7: No?
49:11
Speaker 5: No, no, no no. She I think was hoping to
49:15
Speaker 5: run for president and time the campaign and perhaps her
49:21
Speaker 5: first pregnancy, because then imagine the built in media barrier
49:28
Speaker 5: that being pregnant would provide her. Well, you can't continue
49:32
Speaker 5: to harass me with these questions. I've already answered in
49:35
Speaker 5: a way you didn't like because I'm pregnant. Now stop it.
49:38
Speaker 5: What are you trying to do? Kill my baby? Could
49:40
Speaker 5: you imagine how they would play that out? But then
49:45
Speaker 5: we turn around and we see Carolyn Levitt's she of
49:49
Speaker 5: course has been the uh the voice for the Trump administration,
49:57
Speaker 5: the press secretary, of course, whose job is to go
50:00
Speaker 5: out and communicate to the world and to the press corps,
50:04
Speaker 5: primarily what the goals, what the agenda, what the behind
50:08
Speaker 5: the scenes, as much as can actually be shared it's
50:12
Speaker 5: going on, and what it actually means. And she's stepping down,
50:19
Speaker 5: she's going home because she wants to spend more time
50:22
Speaker 5: with her young children. And the political left or acting
50:25
Speaker 5: like that's some kind of a crime, partially because it
50:29
Speaker 5: stands in stark opposition to this constant, ongoing narrative that
50:35
Speaker 5: the left has been pushing on young women for a while. Now,
50:39
Speaker 5: you must postpone family, you must postpone meaningful life connections.
50:45
Speaker 5: Because you have a career. You must pursue it. You
50:48
Speaker 5: must grab the rings and be the power. This world
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Speaker 5: has enough he men, we need shiras. Yeah, I know
51:00
Speaker 5: you gotta be up a certain age to even appreciate
51:02
Speaker 5: that reference. But I am of that certain age and
51:05
Speaker 5: enough of a cartoon buff that I'm willing to admit it.
51:08
Speaker 5: So you've got that, And that seems to be an opposition.
51:12
Speaker 5: And then for the past week and a half we've
51:14
Speaker 5: been watching this slow growing dumpster fire of the WNBA,
51:21
Speaker 5: where what do you even call this? They literally just
51:29
Speaker 5: got together because they were gonna decide, they were gonna
51:31
Speaker 5: determine what does the w really stand for because we
51:37
Speaker 5: can't keep up what's going on.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 5: You got one of the favorite performers from the league
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Speaker 5: that flat out said, hey, it's not right for men
51:52
Speaker 5: biological of course, to show up to play here, and
51:57
Speaker 5: it's not right for that to happen in girls' sports,
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Speaker 5: where it's not fair, it's not appropriate. And then everybody
52:05
Speaker 5: loses their mind because the majority of the league is
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Speaker 5: made up of activist minded people that very much believe
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Speaker 5: that whatever the political left says is the gospel. That's
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Speaker 5: what they're supposed to buy into, and that's what they're
52:21
Speaker 5: supposed to proselytize, and of course that's what a lot
52:26
Speaker 5: of them try to do, even to the point that
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Speaker 5: you have a head coach of one team whose player
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Speaker 5: literally is assaulted on the court. I mean it went
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Speaker 5: beyond a hard foul. I played basketball, I've even played
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Speaker 5: it competitively. I've got some stories. If you want to
52:47
Speaker 5: come listen to my show on the regular, you'll get
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Speaker 5: to hear them. Yeah, but the point of the matter
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Speaker 5: is that this was it was a bit more. And
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Speaker 5: then your head coach comes out and defends the other
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Speaker 5: player instead of your own. Guys, Hey, if you don't
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Speaker 5: think it's such a big deal, you just say, Okay,
53:08
Speaker 5: it was a hard foul. The right call was made.
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Speaker 5: My girls are tough, they can take it. But the league,
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Speaker 5: the reps, they've got to do their jobs too, and
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Speaker 5: leave it at that. Don't get yourself embroiled in, don't
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Speaker 5: offer a defense for the other folks. And now you
53:25
Speaker 5: turn around and you see this helpless league that would
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Speaker 5: not exist now if it still wasn't supplemented by the NBA,
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Speaker 5: if it wasn't still carried by the cash of the NBA.
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Speaker 5: And they are now in the process of trying to
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Speaker 5: alienate somewhere around eighty percent of the few fans they
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Speaker 5: do have, all because they're not willing to accept that
53:57
Speaker 5: such a thing as fairness exists. Mm hmmm, that's it
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Speaker 5: for today. Thank you so much for being here. Ron,
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Speaker 5: We miss you. We'll glad you'll be back soon. Don't forget,
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Speaker 5: as my good friend Ron would say, bye, Now.
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Speaker 3: Come even the.
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Speaker 5: The that's all folks.
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Speaker 15: Tags that stage right