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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Why some Americans Would Rather have Unsafe Neighborhoods Filled with Illegal Border Crossers - 250701 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 2: See see.
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Speaker 3: See see see.
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Speaker 4: Say ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 4: talk show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now
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Speaker 4: your radio refreshment Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 5: Well, Hello, oh how are you.
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Speaker 6: I'm Run Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American
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Speaker 6: Experience and man o man o man we thank you
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Speaker 6: for joining us today from throughout America and around the
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Speaker 6: world and very interesting times we live in. Congratulations to
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Speaker 6: President Trump. The first step towards the approval of his
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Speaker 6: Big Beautiful bill yep chalk with a lot of waste,
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Speaker 6: but yes, and a lot of good things as well.
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Speaker 6: But thanks to the Senate, the first big hurdle has
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Speaker 6: been achieved. Next, the House is to choose. Well, before
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Speaker 6: we get more into that, I just wanted to bring
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Speaker 6: up something about the Senate. Something else about the Senate.
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Speaker 6: It knows, you know, I don't understand. Why is it
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Speaker 6: that people born in this country can be so stupid?
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Speaker 6: Sometimes I just don't get it. And a fifty six
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Speaker 6: to forty four vote, the United States Senate rejected a
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Speaker 6: measure on President Trump's Big Beautiful bill that would have
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Speaker 6: removed millions of illegal border crossers from medicaid, and they
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Speaker 6: did this actually yesterday. But you know, this is something
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Speaker 6: that cannot be uh, you know, we just can't talk
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Speaker 6: about it one day and just let it pass. This
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Speaker 6: needs to be brought to the to the fore because
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Speaker 6: this needs to be re enacted.
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Speaker 5: Here.
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Speaker 6: Why should illegal border crossers be given the privilege and
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Speaker 6: the honor of receiving medicaid payments or provisions or whatever
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Speaker 6: it is. Why and the individuals that voted for this,
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Speaker 6: they need to be primaried. Seriously, if you're that low
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Speaker 6: in your opinion of this country that you prefer that
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Speaker 6: illegal border crossers get medicaid, then let's say support the uh,
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Speaker 6: you know, the protection of our border for example. You
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Speaker 6: don't deserve to be in office. You need to be
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Speaker 6: get kicked out like Tom Tillis, who's not running for
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Speaker 6: reelection because he's proven to be a rhino, and at
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Speaker 6: least it'll be one less rhino.
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Speaker 5: Get them all out.
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Speaker 6: And got a question for you, where do you think
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Speaker 6: that individuals like New York City mayor candidate Mendami goes
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Speaker 6: to secure the greatest support for their communist agenda Now
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Speaker 6: where do you think they really go? And this is
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Speaker 6: a big irony in the answer. Well, the answer is
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Speaker 6: they go to wealthy communities like the legendary Upper West
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Speaker 6: Side of Manhattan. They go to Gross Point in Michigan,
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Speaker 6: Shaker Heights outside of Cleveland, the wealthy, the super wealthy
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Speaker 6: communities around our country. That is where they get the
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Speaker 6: greatest support. And that I find very ironic because many
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Speaker 6: people in those areas rose through the ranks and became
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Speaker 6: wealthy through hard work and achievement that is only available
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Speaker 6: in a free market a situation. See through free market economics,
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Speaker 6: you can build from the ground up, you can build
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Speaker 6: from nothing. But socialism by itself goes nowhere. It has
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Speaker 6: to actually have support from the private sector, which it
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Speaker 6: gains from the private sector because the idiots in the
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Speaker 6: private sector give them the support through monetary means, which
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Speaker 6: the communists use against the private sector's ability to function.
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Speaker 6: I mean, that is what happened to Detroit, that is
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Speaker 6: what happened to Pittsburgh, Cleveland, the great manufacturing floor of
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Speaker 6: the world, as those cities once represented. And this history
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Speaker 6: has been repeated over and over and over and over
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Speaker 6: again all the way back to the days of the Bolsheviks.
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Speaker 6: The wealthy become so conceited in their own thinking, and
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Speaker 6: then the middle class also contributes to this, and they say, well, well,
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Speaker 6: we've got to equal things out. We have to think
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Speaker 6: about the poor. Even Jesus said the poor will be
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Speaker 6: always with you, and I think he understood that in
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Speaker 6: mankind would do stupid things to make sure that the
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Speaker 6: poor would always be with us, rather than encouraging nations
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Speaker 6: around the world to do a better job of taking
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Speaker 6: care of their own societies. Many of these countries, by
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Speaker 6: the way, many many, many, many many years older than
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Speaker 6: the United States, by the way, like Egypt, for example,
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Speaker 6: what we do through the Uncle Joe Biten administration, Hey,
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Speaker 6: send them on over here. We want to turn the
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Speaker 6: United States into a third world country. Anyway, we want
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Speaker 6: to pack this place down. Thank god, we have a
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Speaker 6: respite now with the Trump administration. But who knows what
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Speaker 6: will happen after President Trump has gone? What will the
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Speaker 6: people choose? And again, the communist, socialist liberals, leftists all
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Speaker 6: go to the wealthy communities, and for example mayor candidate
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Speaker 6: Mam Dammi, who simply seek to use their wealth and
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Speaker 6: influence to convince the incurably ignorant masses to grant them
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Speaker 6: the power to literally destroy the economy, use government power
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Speaker 6: to oppress them, while at the same time continue their
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Speaker 6: war against law and order in order to create so
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Speaker 6: much chaos the people will be too distracted to you know,
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Speaker 6: recalibrate and to get the communists, leftist liberals or rhinos
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Speaker 6: stiffs out of office. When is socialism communism been built
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Speaker 6: on its own again? I say never, ever, ever, because
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Speaker 6: nothing from nothing leaves nothing. Thus, in many cases, the
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Speaker 6: halves in the middle and upper classes are duped and
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Speaker 6: being convinced to give up their resources to those like
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Speaker 6: mand Dammy who seek to kill steel from and destroy
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Speaker 6: our exceptional nation way of life. And I just pray
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Speaker 6: that we wake up before it's too late, because I'm
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Speaker 6: going to tell you something. If Man Danny or someone
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Speaker 6: of his ilk is allowed to become mayor of the
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Speaker 6: greatest city in the world, that could be the true,
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Speaker 6: I mean, the true beginning of the end of this country.
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Speaker 6: Bad enough that California has gone to hell, bad enough
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Speaker 6: that Illinois is sinking like a ship, is bad enough
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Speaker 6: that other states are following suit, bad, bad, bad, But
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Speaker 6: it's still not too late. Maybe the people of New
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Speaker 6: York will wake up and say, you know what, we
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Speaker 6: have a pretty good thing here. All we have to
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Speaker 6: do is clean her back up and once again New
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Speaker 6: York City can be a model city that it was
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Speaker 6: not too long ago. The quality of life there in
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Speaker 6: Manhattan was wonderful. Well do you know, well I used
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Speaker 6: to live there.
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Speaker 5: It was great.
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Speaker 6: Trump is threatening to unleash doge on Elon Musk's government subsidy.
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Speaker 5: H oh. You know.
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Speaker 6: Elon Musk has been selling wolf tickets political wolf tickets
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Speaker 6: recently talking about talking again about starting a third party.
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Speaker 5: You know he wants to.
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Speaker 6: I guess he wants to bull Moose party, bull moose
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Speaker 6: Trump out of office. Remember when Teddy Roosevelt created the
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Speaker 6: bull Moose Party because his friend Howard Taft, who was
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Speaker 6: a devout Christian and constitutionalists, wanted to run the country
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Speaker 6: according to the original Constitution and not get into this
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Speaker 6: global globalist concept. And that is why Roosevelt turned on
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Speaker 6: Howard Taft and went on a vicious campaign against him,
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Speaker 6: and he remained popular, and he said, you know what,
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Speaker 6: to ensure that he doesn't get back in there, I'm
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Speaker 6: going to start the bull Moose Party and run against him,
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Speaker 6: and because he did that, he didn't gain the majority.
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Speaker 6: He still would not have defeated him. But what happened
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Speaker 6: was he winned down his his his popularity or his
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Speaker 6: voting numbers. And that's how we got Woodrow Wilson in there.
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Speaker 5: Uh oh.
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Speaker 6: And then it was all downhill from there, beginning with
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Speaker 6: the income tax, the famous meeting on Jackal Island. The
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Speaker 6: Federal Reserve system came out of that meeting as well.
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Speaker 6: And here we are today. I'm not Edwards will be
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Speaker 6: America and the world.
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Speaker 5: Glad to be with you this day.
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Speaker 6: You know, I am happy and sat at the same
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Speaker 6: time very happy about you know. Wally Gator and the
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Speaker 6: rest to his Gator friends are all on patrol now
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Speaker 6: and the big beautiful containment center in the Everglades of
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Speaker 6: Florida where illegal border crossers will be bought and held
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Speaker 6: before they had deported right out of this country. And
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Speaker 6: it's a wonderful thing, But at the same time, I'm
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Speaker 6: very sad because you know, RFK Junior has really unloaded
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Speaker 6: a lot of vaccine secrets. In a recent interview, he
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Speaker 6: talked about how the CDC Health Agency literally sat on
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Speaker 6: a nineteen ninety nine internal study led by researcher Thomas
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Speaker 6: Verstraten which showed an alarming one and thirty five percent
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Speaker 6: increase in autism risk from the hepatitis B vaccine.
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Speaker 5: Now, this is just that one fact.
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Speaker 6: Is very alarming, and when they found it out, they
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Speaker 6: didn't say, oh, maybe we should tell the American parents
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Speaker 6: about this, maybe we should hold back and do more
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Speaker 6: test or try to improve this.
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Speaker 5: But what do they do?
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Speaker 6: They just sat on it and kept it a secret.
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Speaker 5: They said.
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Speaker 6: The researchers were actually shocked by the foundings. They covered
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Speaker 6: it up, and they got rid of all the older
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Speaker 6: children essentially and just had younger children who are too
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Speaker 6: young to be diagnosed with autism. Then after that, r
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Speaker 6: RFK Junior then explained the real reason why your pediatrician
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Speaker 6: will kick you out of their practice for refusing vaccinations,
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Speaker 6: and just a little bit of a personal story. When
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Speaker 6: our son was in elementary school in a highly touted
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Speaker 6: school district, by the way, and the teachers, you know,
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Speaker 6: they would have meetings with his mother and I and
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Speaker 6: they would just continue to just want to convince us.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it would just be the two of us
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Speaker 6: in one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight eight,
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Speaker 6: teachers and administration officials be eight against two, and they
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Speaker 6: would just try to just yammering on and on saying
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Speaker 6: that your son needs to be put on whatever drug
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Speaker 6: that they want to put him on, because they said, well,
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Speaker 6: he's a bit too active, he's the bit too fidgety.
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Speaker 5: We think he's eight d or whatever. I said.
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Speaker 6: No, he's just a normal boy, and girls are more
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Speaker 6: say subdued. In the classroom, boys can be very fidgety.
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Speaker 6: And see, boys have the capacity to be fidgety. And
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Speaker 6: I don't mean getting out of their seat and running around,
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Speaker 6: but I mean they're just more fidgety and here just
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Speaker 6: as well as the girl next to them who's sitting
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Speaker 6: there perfectly quietly, and in many cases get a higher score.
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Speaker 6: All that's been proven too, that's been studied out too,
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Speaker 6: but they don't tell you much about that. But any way,
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Speaker 6: they kept having meeting after meeting after meeting. We just
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Speaker 6: kept saying no, after no, after no, You're not going
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Speaker 6: to do it, you know, in a roundabout way. I
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Speaker 6: let them know in the battle of wits against us,
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Speaker 6: they were unarmed and they could not convince us. But
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Speaker 6: of course they were able to convince a lot of parents.
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Speaker 6: Some parents, Oh yeah, go ahead, you the teachers say
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Speaker 6: that our son should be shot up. Go ahead, We
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Speaker 6: don't care. You're the authority. And by the way, the
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Speaker 6: many education systems think that they have more authority, or
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Speaker 6: have more right to be an authority over your children
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Speaker 6: than you as a parent. But that's the leftist mentality,
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Speaker 6: see them in. Leftist mentality goes totally against what is
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Speaker 6: recognized is our inalilable rights as parents, as individuals, as
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Speaker 6: whatever we are. They think they have the right to
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Speaker 6: shoot your children up and when they decide they should be.
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Speaker 6: And none of the vaccines given to children in the
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Speaker 6: first six months of their lives have ever been studied
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Speaker 6: for autism. However, since nineteen eighty nine, autism has risen
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Speaker 6: well over one thousand percent. Among other things that are
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Speaker 6: Ca said, he said that the CDC actually did find
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Speaker 6: a link when they studied the DTaP vaccine, but they
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Speaker 6: were quickly dismissed or they dismissed it rather, and they
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Speaker 6: claimed it didn't count because the data from the THEIRS
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Speaker 6: the very system they used to track vaccine injuries, so
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Speaker 6: when the evidence pointed to harm, they simply claimed their
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Speaker 6: own system wasn't reliable enough to and took no steps
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Speaker 6: to fix the problem. Hmm, very interesting, and the vaccine
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Speaker 6: corruption didn't end there. Kennedy also attested that the CDC
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Speaker 6: killed off a vaccine injury reporting system that actually worked
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Speaker 6: because it worked too well. Oh ev and I often
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Speaker 6: said that people on the left don't want to do
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Speaker 6: things that work well for us. And it doesn't matter
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Speaker 6: what the subject matter is. It doesn't matter if it's
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Speaker 6: dealing with vehicles, dealing with our health, dealing with our children,
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Speaker 6: it doesn't matter what it is. It showed that in
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Speaker 6: one in thirty seven vaccines caused an injury of all vaccines,
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Speaker 6: he asked.
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Speaker 5: R FK.
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Speaker 6: Junior explained that the CDC funded a study led by
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Speaker 6: researcher Ross Lacerous. It compared a sophisticated machine counting system
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Speaker 6: to vyrs and what did they find, my friends, VERIRS
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Speaker 6: was failing to catch over ninety nine percent of vaccine
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Speaker 6: injuries and with vairs. The CDC Numbskulls did not care.
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Speaker 6: Adverse events from drugs and vaccines are very common but
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Speaker 6: under reported in the United States. Although twenty five percent
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Speaker 6: of ambulatory patients experience and averse drug event, less than
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Speaker 6: zero point three percent of all adverse drug events and
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Speaker 6: one to thirty teen percent of serious events are reported
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Speaker 6: to the Food and Drug Administration. Likewise, fewer than one
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Speaker 6: percent of vaccine of adverse events are even reported now.
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Speaker 6: Low reporting rates preclude or slow the identification of problem
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Speaker 6: drugs and vaccines that in danger are health New surveillance
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Speaker 6: methods for drug and vaccine adverse effects are needed, and
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Speaker 6: they are needed now. Barriers to reporting include a lack
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Speaker 6: of clinician awareness, uncertainty about when and what to report,
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Speaker 6: as well as the burdens of reporting. Reporting is not
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Speaker 6: part of the clinician's usual workflow, it takes time and
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Speaker 6: is duplicative. Proactive, spontaneous automated adverse events reporting embedded within
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Speaker 6: the EHRs and other information systems has the potential to
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Speaker 6: speed the identification of problems with new drugs more careful
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Speaker 6: quantification of the risks of older drugs, but they don't
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Speaker 6: want that. They say, hey, apox on that, forget that. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 6: there was never an opportunity to perform system performance assessments
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Speaker 6: because the necessary CDC contacts were no longer available and
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Speaker 6: the CDC consultants responsible for receiving data were no longer
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Speaker 6: responsive to multiple requests to proceed with testing and evaluation
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Speaker 6: because there was much money to be had and America
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Speaker 6: and many Americans to simply screw over man or man alive.
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Speaker 6: Here we are today, more and more people are becoming aware.
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Speaker 6: With preliminary data collected from June two thousand and six
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Speaker 6: through October of two thousand and nine on seven hundred
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Speaker 6: and fifteen ten thousand patients and one point four million
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Speaker 6: doses of forty five different vaccines were given to three
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Speaker 6: hundred and seventy six thousand, four hundred and fifty two individuals.
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Speaker 6: Of these doses, thirty five thousand, five hundred and seventy
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Speaker 6: possible reactions whoe two point six percent of vaccinations were identified.
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Speaker 6: This is an average of eight hundred and ninety possible events,
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Speaker 6: an average of one point three events per clinician per month. Now.
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Speaker 6: These data were presented at the two thousand and nine
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Speaker 6: Amia conference. Now Peiser gave twenty one thousand, seven hundred
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Speaker 6: and twenty people the shot and twenty one thousand, seven
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Speaker 6: hundred and twenty eight the placebo. In one of their trials,
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Speaker 6: one vaccinated person died of Corona chinavirus. Two placebyl individuals died,
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Speaker 6: and they used this tiny difference to claim one hundred
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Speaker 6: percent effective based on relative risk reduction. But in absolute terms,
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Speaker 6: it took twenty two thousand vaccinations to save one little life.
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Speaker 6: Over six months, twenty one vaccinated participants died of all causes,
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Speaker 6: compared to seventeen in the placebo group, a twenty three
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Speaker 6: point five percent higher death rate. And the beat goes on,
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Speaker 6: My friends, on this the run Edwards American experience, as
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Speaker 6: we seek to find the truth, the whole truth, and
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Speaker 6: nothing but the truth, and talk about it right here
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Speaker 6: with you. Man, oh man, oh man, these people are wicked.
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Speaker 6: So that's why you know, ever since I was a
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Speaker 6: little boy, I never trusted most hospitals. There's only about
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Speaker 6: two hospitals in the United States of America that I trust,
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Speaker 6: and only one one of those two have ever been to.
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Speaker 6: One was the Cleveland Clinic and the other was the
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Speaker 6: Mayo Clinic outside of those, and that's because of what
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Speaker 6: I know about them and what I've read about them,
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Speaker 6: and this, that and the other. But most hospitals are
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Speaker 6: dangerous places. It's like you need something. Well, we'll talk
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Speaker 10: John Scoff. Once Senate and House negotiators finally resolved President
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Speaker 10: Trump's Big Beautiful bill, Congress has another challenge facing it
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Speaker 10: how to extend tax cuts on healthcare premiums for working
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Speaker 10: class Americans. Poster John McLachlan just completed a poll for
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Speaker 10: an organization leading the fight to stop any increases in
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Speaker 9: President responded by blasting Musk over electric vehicle subsidies. He
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Speaker 5: Well, Secretary of State.
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Speaker 6: Marco Rubio hailed the end of US AID, yet at
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Speaker 6: the same time Bush and ali Obama deplore the cost
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Speaker 6: in lives.
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Speaker 5: At least that's what they say. It is.
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Speaker 6: President Donald Trump's administration trumpeting an end to the charity
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Speaker 6: based model, despite predictions that millions.
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Speaker 5: Of lives will be lost.
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Speaker 6: And it was founded in nineteen sixty one as John F. Kennedy,
31:13
Speaker 6: the president sought to leverage aid to win over the
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Speaker 6: developing world in the Cold War, and it's been incorporated
31:23
Speaker 6: now into the US State Department after Secretary of State
31:26
Speaker 6: Marco Rubio slashed eighty five percent of its programming. And
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Speaker 6: one of the main reasons is because a lot of
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Speaker 6: that aid never got to the people. A lot of
31:37
Speaker 6: that aid came with certain strings. I'll never forget when
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Speaker 6: during the Ali Obama administration, aid from this country to
31:48
Speaker 6: African nations was predicated on whether they accepted freak shows
31:53
Speaker 6: in their in their in their nations in Uganda and
31:57
Speaker 6: other nations that did not proof of homosexuality and lesbianism
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Speaker 6: and other nasty things. Ali Obama told them, well, if
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Speaker 6: you don't promote these alternative lifestyles in your countries, you
32:13
Speaker 6: will no longer receive this aid. And usually it wasn't
32:18
Speaker 6: enough food an aid anyway, it didn't help upgrade their
32:22
Speaker 6: quality of lives. Their quality of lives in many cases
32:29
Speaker 6: slid downward from the nineteen sixties. Many of these countries
32:32
Speaker 6: that supposedly need or have been needing United States and
32:36
Speaker 6: the United Nations aid since the nineteen sixties, the quality
32:40
Speaker 6: of life has deteriorated. Uganda is one example. Until the
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Speaker 6: nineteen sixties and the infusion of the United Nations into
32:51
Speaker 6: their business, some of those nations in Africa were actually
32:57
Speaker 6: food exporting nations. Oh and then once the communist un
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Speaker 6: got involved, everything changed. People were moved off the land
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Speaker 6: and they became even more dependent and more poor as
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Speaker 6: the result. And so, like I said, the aid was
33:21
Speaker 6: oftentimes connected to accepting customs and practices that were not
33:30
Speaker 6: part of their societies.
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Speaker 5: Now.
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Speaker 6: Marco Rubio pointed to a drastically different picture of USAID,
33:38
Speaker 6: which was an early target of a sweeping government cost
33:41
Speaker 6: cutting drive led for Trump by billionaire Elon Musk. Rubio
33:48
Speaker 6: plainly stated the charity based model fueled addiction by developing
33:52
Speaker 6: nations leaders that trade was more effective, and I agree
33:57
Speaker 6: with him. That's one thing that purposefully did not do
34:03
Speaker 6: in those particular nations. They made sure that they never
34:05
Speaker 6: became productive and self sustaining like Japan and some of
34:13
Speaker 6: the other nations. Beyond creating a globe spanning in geo
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Speaker 6: industrial complex at taxpayer expense, USAID has little to show
34:25
Speaker 6: since the end of the Cold War, and many have
34:31
Speaker 6: recognized that the recipients of usaid do not vote with
34:34
Speaker 6: the United Nations States, rather at the United Nations, and
34:40
Speaker 6: that rival China, which gives them very little, often enjoys
34:44
Speaker 6: higher favorability among the public. So if I were Rubio,
34:52
Speaker 6: knowing that same information, I too would say, you know what,
34:57
Speaker 6: they don't need our aid. I would just give them
35:00
Speaker 6: a big buy now. A senior State Department official, speaking
35:05
Speaker 6: on condition of anonymity, said that the Lancet study relied
35:09
Speaker 6: on incorrect assumptions and said the United States will continue aid,
35:14
Speaker 6: but in a more efficient way, which makes sense because,
35:17
Speaker 6: as I've said, and I've known that a great portion
35:21
Speaker 6: of that aid that doesn't actually reach the people, and
35:24
Speaker 6: the people are not upgraded in their lifestyle from one
35:28
Speaker 6: generation to the next. They're just beggars, beggarly wretches, waiting
35:34
Speaker 6: for the dirty bags of whatever is handed out to them.
35:40
Speaker 6: Man oh Man, oh Man, he did acknowledge the United
35:46
Speaker 6: States was no longer funding a PRP medication, which significantly
35:50
Speaker 6: reduces the rate of HIV transmission and has been encouraged
35:54
Speaker 6: by high risk communities. No one is saying that homosexual
35:58
Speaker 6: men in Africa shouldn't be on p R e P.
36:02
Speaker 6: That's wonderful, they said, But it doesn't mean that the
36:04
Speaker 6: United States has to pay for every single thing. And
36:09
Speaker 6: I'll add myself that, you know, the United States should
36:13
Speaker 6: not pay for things that people are doing to themselves voluntarily.
36:21
Speaker 6: If grown men want to do the hokey pokey with
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Speaker 6: each other and give each other HIV or whatever else
36:27
Speaker 6: because of unnatural activities, that's on them, and you or
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Speaker 6: I should not be forced to pay for for their treatment.
36:35
Speaker 6: I'm sorry. They should be given the information. You know,
36:41
Speaker 6: maybe we could go teach them farming lessons so they
36:44
Speaker 6: can begin to grow their own food again. Teach them
36:49
Speaker 6: about plumbing, teach them about building these kinds of things.
36:58
Speaker 6: You know, it's one thing to to you know, give
37:01
Speaker 6: a man a meal, right, but to teach a man
37:05
Speaker 6: how to fish, he will feed himself and his family
37:08
Speaker 6: for life, et cetera, et cetera. So, and then there's
37:21
Speaker 6: been a bunch of lies from the United Nations and
37:25
Speaker 6: local Gaza officials reporting that Israeli troops have repeatedly opened
37:29
Speaker 6: fire and killed Palestinians waiting for aid. Well, actually the
37:33
Speaker 6: reverse is true. It has been Harmas individuals that have
37:39
Speaker 6: been shooting Palestinians and blaming.
37:44
Speaker 5: The Israelis.
37:47
Speaker 6: Fact, there was Hamas that was taking the food and
37:50
Speaker 6: in some cases what they didn't take for themselves they
37:52
Speaker 6: would sell to the Palestinians. And it was just recently
37:58
Speaker 6: that I saw video, it was last week or maybe
38:01
Speaker 6: the week before, and they showed a slew of Palestinians celebrating.
38:09
Speaker 6: They were hollering, we love USA, we love Trump Trump, Trump,
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38:27
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Speaker 6: But I'm very concerned about the waste that was not
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Speaker 5: Those things are great.
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Speaker 6: But there is no logical reason that a lot of
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Speaker 6: trying to make our house great. I'm tired of you
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Speaker 6: trying to protect the door of our house from invaders.
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Speaker 6: I'm tired of you're trying to clean up and beautify
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44:30
Speaker 6: in an individual who came into our home. That's what
44:32
Speaker 6: it looks like on a nationwide level. Here in San Antonio, Texas.
44:38
Speaker 6: Protests against US immigration and Customs enforcement and President Trump
44:42
Speaker 6: are taking place right now, not only in San Antonio,
44:47
Speaker 6: but in many major cities across the Republic. The well
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Speaker 6: organized campaign at sick off. I'm not going to give
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Speaker 6: facing deportation. Now that's exactly on a national scale. What
45:11
Speaker 6: I describe is if you would go to Nutsville and
45:14
Speaker 6: not want your husband to kick an invader out of
45:18
Speaker 6: your own home. Much like the No Kings protest held
45:23
Speaker 6: in June to denounce the Trump administration's efforts to conduct
45:26
Speaker 6: mass deportations of illegal border crossers, today's protest are being
45:31
Speaker 6: supported by the same activist organizations. The Party for Socialism
45:36
Speaker 6: and Liberation is actively promoting the Sick of Ice events
45:41
Speaker 6: throughout the Republic and on social media. Now the stupid
45:47
Speaker 6: website is associated with the July one today's protest, However,
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Speaker 6: it does not include an identification sponsoring that may be
45:58
Speaker 6: funding who may be funding the events? Reported recently, if
46:05
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Speaker 6: omission of the sponsors may be a deliberate attempt to
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Speaker 6: Senator Joss Hawley's announcement in June that he would launch
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Speaker 6: an investigation into the financing of anti ice protests, very interesting.
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Speaker 6: Trump's vowed to carry out the largest domestic deportation operation
46:46
Speaker 6: in American history is a declaration of war against all
46:50
Speaker 6: of us. According to those who would rather have illegals
46:53
Speaker 6: running around harming all of us.
46:55
Speaker 5: It's amazing.
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Speaker 6: People would rather have rapists, robbers, you know, the full
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Speaker 6: assortment of knuckle draggers running around like the barbarians that
47:09
Speaker 6: sacked Rome. They'd rather that than have our nation cleaned
47:15
Speaker 6: out and returned to civility and the cleaning up of
47:19
Speaker 6: our cities. They here's something that they said. It is
47:25
Speaker 6: not just an attack on our immigrant families, but all
47:29
Speaker 6: of our civil liberties and all of the gains of
47:32
Speaker 6: the civil rights movement.
47:33
Speaker 5: Now that.
47:35
Speaker 6: Is nothing more than a bunch of bull capitalists with
47:38
Speaker 6: a hit. They go on to say, we can't leave
47:42
Speaker 6: the immigrant community to fight alone. All citizens have a
47:47
Speaker 6: duty to stand with this assault. The assault is the
47:51
Speaker 6: illegal border crossers. The assault was Uncle Joe Biden and
47:55
Speaker 6: his administration inviting twenty actually was more than twenty million
48:00
Speaker 6: illegals to come in our border, along with over two
48:06
Speaker 6: million known god aways and another million god aways who they.
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Speaker 5: Don't know who they are. M M M.
48:16
Speaker 6: President Trump, they say, has already broken up thousands of
48:20
Speaker 6: immigrant families. Well, when they try to take the whole
48:23
Speaker 6: family out with the you know, they get mad at
48:25
Speaker 6: that too, and they say that they violently kidnapped our neighbors.
48:30
Speaker 6: The only time things got violent when we're dumb Americans
48:35
Speaker 6: tried to interfere and started spitting on beating on throwing
48:40
Speaker 6: things that at the police officers. That's the only time
48:45
Speaker 6: things got violent, because when they go to places and
48:48
Speaker 6: they find the illegals by themselves, they rarely get violent.
48:56
Speaker 6: Then they went on to say that he, speaking of Trump,
48:59
Speaker 6: has also tried to strip away our rights to free
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Speaker 6: speech and do process.
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Speaker 5: That's crazy.
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Speaker 6: The protests have been going on today in Los Angeles, Dallas,
49:09
Speaker 6: San Antonio, in South Carolina and suburbs of the Big apple,
49:17
Speaker 6: which could soon be the rotten apple. Congratulations to the
49:22
Speaker 6: folks of San Francisco. Out of all the declining cities
49:26
Speaker 6: of America, in recent weeks, recent months, things have been
49:29
Speaker 6: cleaning up in San Francisco. But this stuff has to
49:38
Speaker 6: be brought to an end. And what I mean by that.
49:41
Speaker 6: You know, they can protest all they want, but the
49:43
Speaker 6: illegal border crosser situation has to be brought to an end.
49:46
Speaker 6: We must, for the good of our republic clean them out.
49:53
Speaker 6: And if Americans are too retarded to understand that are
49:56
Speaker 6: too evil to care.
49:58
Speaker 5: So what.
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Speaker 6: As far as I'm concerned, all those people that are
50:03
Speaker 6: protesting and standing in the way of getting the illegals
50:07
Speaker 6: out standing for illegals, many of them who have been rapists.
50:14
Speaker 6: You know what happened amongst the leftist where they were
50:16
Speaker 6: always concerned about harmed to females. Oh, you can't hurt
50:22
Speaker 6: a lady. You can't hurt a lady, don't do that.
50:25
Speaker 6: But if you're an illegal border crosser, they approve it
50:30
Speaker 6: and will fight, and we'll fight to the point of
50:33
Speaker 6: being thrown in jail to protect a rapist, a known
50:37
Speaker 6: rapist who came into this country illegally from being deported.
50:44
Speaker 6: And I think that if you're an American and you
50:46
Speaker 6: fight against the police officers and the ICE members who
50:50
Speaker 6: come in to collect those who should not be here,
50:53
Speaker 6: if you, as an American, sovereign American, decide to join
50:57
Speaker 6: the ranks and get violent again those who are carrying
51:01
Speaker 6: out their constitutionally mandated duty, then.
51:05
Speaker 5: You too should be deported. Yeah. I really do believe that.
51:11
Speaker 6: I would have them these people call their jobs, call
51:14
Speaker 6: their bosses, and tell them that they're going to have
51:16
Speaker 6: to be replaced because they're being deported. They're being deported
51:21
Speaker 6: by those people that they want to live around. You know,
51:27
Speaker 6: if they want to get Craigkray, we need to get
51:29
Speaker 6: as craikra as they are. That's the only thing they understand.
51:36
Speaker 6: There's no more reasoning with these people. They're not reasonable,
51:40
Speaker 6: they're not moral. They're hell bent on destroying our country,
51:46
Speaker 6: destroying our unique nation, exceptional nation way of life. They
51:50
Speaker 6: want to dirty up every all the last remaining clean neighborhoods.
51:57
Speaker 6: They want to bring in people that will make you
51:59
Speaker 6: uncomfort into your quiet neighborhoods.
52:02
Speaker 5: That's what it's all about. I predicted this years ago.
52:06
Speaker 6: I mean a long time ago that organizations would be
52:10
Speaker 6: doing that because there were areas that you knew were
52:15
Speaker 6: quiet and nice, you know, birds tweeting and you know,
52:19
Speaker 6: nice leafy communities, and then all of a sudden you'd
52:25
Speaker 6: see people coming through with loud noise, the boom boom
52:30
Speaker 6: in their cars. They get pulled over, and all of
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Speaker 6: a sudden they're called racist. Then people starts walking through,
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Speaker 6: running through that you know, don't belong in certain neighborhoods,
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Speaker 6: and if they're approached, they'll start a fight. And if
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Speaker 6: something happens.
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Speaker 5: Oh, the police are bad.
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Speaker 6: And I saw this coming because I knew even then
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Speaker 6: as a teenager that the thug life wanted to get
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Speaker 6: to the point where they would no longer fear the
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Speaker 6: long arm of the law. And now they are there.
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Speaker 6: Now it's the police offer officers that are scared because
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Speaker 6: they're not trained in the way that they should be.
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Speaker 6: How many are police officers do you see now? They're fat,
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Speaker 6: As a legendary wrestler used to say, they're Americans, they're
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Speaker 6: fat like jelly beans.
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Speaker 5: A lot of these police officers are fat.
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Speaker 6: Like jelly beans and out of shape. But you know
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Speaker 6: that can be remedied. All we have to do is
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Speaker 6: change and get back to principles.
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Speaker 5: That's all.
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Speaker 6: It's as simple, my friends, I'm Ron Edwards and now
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Speaker 6: that I see that, my time is if I do.
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Speaker 6: Thank you so much for your time. As always, it's
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Speaker 6: an honor to be here. And remember to pray for
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Speaker 6: your nation, pray for your family, your friends and even
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Speaker 6: your enemies.
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Speaker 5: And treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 6: Remember, yes, sure it is King, and until next time,
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Speaker 6: I'm right Edwards by.
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Speaker 2: Now even the the that's all folks, tags
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Speaker 5: That stage right