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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Never Forget Our Military Veterans Who Gave it All. Say What!? Pope Leo Got Something Right - 260527 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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  Speaker 4: You see Say.
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  Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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  Speaker 2: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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  Speaker 2: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards FID Day.
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  Speaker 5: One and all myme On Edward your radio refreshment. And
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  Speaker 5: this is the run at Words American Experience. Welcome as
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  Speaker 5: we celebrate and honor those who died for liberty. Memorial
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  Speaker 5: Day that is today, of course, it's a federal holiday
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  Speaker 5: that celebrates and honors the men and women who died
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  Speaker 5: while survey in the US military, of course, observed every
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  Speaker 5: year on the last Monday of May. Memorial Day was
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  Speaker 5: originally called Decoration Day, in a nod to the tradition
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  Speaker 5: of placing flowers or other decorative displays on grave sites.
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  Speaker 5: The origins of Memorial Day dates back to the Civil War,
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  Speaker 5: which claimed that the lives of some six hundred and
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  Speaker 5: twenty thousand soldiers. In the aftermath devastated communities sought to
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  Speaker 5: honor their dead. The commemoration caught on across our republic,
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  Speaker 5: eventually expanding to honor fallen soldiers of all wars. But
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  Speaker 5: it wasn't until nineteen seventy one the Memorial Day actually
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  Speaker 5: became a federal holiday. Today, many Americans observed Memorial Day
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  Speaker 5: by visiting cemeteries or memorials, holding family gatherings, and participating
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  Speaker 5: in parades. Unofficially, it marks the beginning of the summer
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  Speaker 5: season in America, and yeah, it's something that we should
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  Speaker 5: be doing, and in fact, in my humble opinion, we
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  Speaker 5: should even do more to honor those who made the
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  Speaker 5: ultimate sacrifice so that we could live in liberty. And
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  Speaker 5: speaking of that, I wonder sometimes will Americans today still
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  Speaker 5: die for freedom? This is Memorial Day, of course, we
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  Speaker 5: remember what should be in my opinion, every day, those
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  Speaker 5: who died so that we could live in liberty, the
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  Speaker 5: service and sacrifice of the more than one point three
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  Speaker 5: million American veterans who have given their lives in war
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  Speaker 5: so that we their posterity, might live as free Americans.
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  Speaker 5: Major General Patrick Brady, US Army, veteran medical won the
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  Speaker 5: Medal of Honor for his service in Vietnam, is considered
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  Speaker 5: to be America's most decorated living veteran, along with his daughter,
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  Speaker 5: Amy veteran Megan Brady Smith. General Brady is the author
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  Speaker 5: of the memoir dead Men Flying Victory in Vietnam, the
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  Speaker 5: Legend of dust Off, America's Battlefield Angels, and he reminded
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  Speaker 5: us on this Memorial Day that we have no titles
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  Speaker 5: of nobility under our constitutional American nobles. We are veterans,
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  Speaker 5: don't recognize nobles or royals as they do in other lands,
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  Speaker 5: but we recognize and fight for liberty. A Memorial Day,
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  Speaker 5: what is most important, indeed most vital, is that we
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  Speaker 5: remember honor and are grateful for the courage, love, service,
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  Speaker 5: and sacrifice of America's veterans in defense of our freedom
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  Speaker 5: and liberty, especially those more than one point three veterans
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  Speaker 5: million veterans who have given their lives defending our republic.
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  Speaker 5: They are the soul of freedom, the guardians of our constitution,
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  Speaker 5: and the vault for the values of our nation. Similarly,
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  Speaker 5: the late General Norman Storm and Schwartzkoff, commander of forces
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  Speaker 5: in the Persian Gulf War, Desert Storm succinctly stated and
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  Speaker 5: enduring truth. Some things are worth living for, some things
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  Speaker 5: are worth dying for. One of those things is freedom.
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  Speaker 5: We Americans of this era all are great debt to
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  Speaker 5: those American patriots who came before us, veterans who gave
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  Speaker 5: their lives for liberty. We pay that debt to those
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  Speaker 5: Americans who came before us by what we are willing
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  Speaker 5: to do to preserve liberty, which is freedom with responsibility
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  Speaker 5: for the Americans who will come after us. And I
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  Speaker 5: ask you, are we doing the good job in that
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  Speaker 5: Certain truths endure and must be recognized, perhaps especially on
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  Speaker 5: Memorial Day, if the American people are going to live
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  Speaker 5: in freedom. The first enduring truth is that freedom is
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  Speaker 5: not free. It has been purchased by the blood of
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  Speaker 5: American patriots, over one point three million of whom have
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  Speaker 5: given their lives in defense of our liberties. The second
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  Speaker 5: enduring truth is that a Meriariicans will not remain free
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  Speaker 5: unless this and every generation of Americans are willing to
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  Speaker 5: fight and even die if necessary, in defense of American freedom,
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  Speaker 5: as all prior generations have done to preserve liberty. We
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  Speaker 5: Americans on this Memorial Day must honor those patriots, those
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  Speaker 5: veterans who gave their lives for our freedom, And we
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  Speaker 5: must ask ourselves, are we Americans still a people willing
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  Speaker 5: to die to preserve freedom as did those more than
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  Speaker 5: one point three million veterans who gave their lives in
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  Speaker 5: the past. If we are to remain free, a land
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  Speaker 5: of liberty, a constitutionally limited republic, we Americans must not
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  Speaker 5: break faith with those one point three million American veterans
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  Speaker 5: who have given their lives lives for our freedoms. May
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  Speaker 5: God bless and keep each and every one of them,
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  Speaker 5: and may we Americans always honor and never forget them.
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  Speaker 5: For God and country forever, surrender to tyranny, never ever ever.
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  Speaker 5: Freedom is not free, my friends, remember the Americans who
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  Speaker 5: gave their lives in war that we might be free.
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  Speaker 5: Is freedom worth fighting for to you? Is your relative
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  Speaker 5: comfort worth more to you than true liberty, which has
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  Speaker 5: been chipping away year by year, decade by decade. Yes,
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  Speaker 5: we have relative freedom, in my humble opinion. We can
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  Speaker 5: walk about as we see fit. We do have freedom
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  Speaker 5: of speech, although that has been narrowed a bit here
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  Speaker 5: and there. If a conservative child goes to school and
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  Speaker 5: recognizes God or our country or our constitution, they may
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  Speaker 5: be attacked because they are those who do no longer
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  Speaker 5: appreciate freedom for all, but rather push for freedom for some,
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  Speaker 5: or in this case of some, freedom for me but
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  Speaker 5: not for THEE, and that kind of attitude can help
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  Speaker 5: winnow away what we hold dear in this republic. God
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  Speaker 5: give it unabilable rights. Because as we get further and
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  Speaker 5: further away from the fundamental teachings, from the fundamental beliefs,
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  Speaker 5: and from honoring those who gave their lives so that
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  Speaker 5: we could have freedom, as we get further away from
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  Speaker 5: those traditions, all of us are in danger of losing
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  Speaker 5: our God given liberties and freedoms. So, in my humble opinion, yes,
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  Speaker 5: it's worth fighting for, even if it means checking out prematurely.
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  Speaker 5: And so on this day we must remember to stand tall,
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  Speaker 5: be ever vigilant. If you have children and grandchildren, don't
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  Speaker 5: be afraid to talk to them about what truth liberty means.
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  Speaker 5: Share with them the Constitution. With children, begin in the Bible,
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  Speaker 5: teaching them from the Ten Commandments and then spread out
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  Speaker 5: from there. Help them to understand the importance of both
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  Speaker 5: and how it benefits them to seek to preserve liberty
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  Speaker 5: for all, So justice for all two.
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  Speaker 2: And so.
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  Speaker 5: It's very important to preserve liberty, but it takes action.
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  Speaker 5: Thomas Jefferson warned us, Hey, if you decide not to
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  Speaker 5: fight for liberty, you shall soon lose them. Another founding
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  Speaker 5: father said, if you rather have comfort than to fight
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  Speaker 5: Welcome back, my friends. I'm run Edwards, your radio refreshment,
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  Speaker 5: and this is the Memorial Day Session. And yeah, you
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  Speaker 5: know something. I'm going to get back to Memorial Day talk,
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  Speaker 5: but got to share something with you. My wife shared
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  Speaker 5: with me a little video. It was about a flag
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  Speaker 5: raising in Daily Plaza and the beautiful city of Chicago.
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  Speaker 5: Anyone who's ever been to Chicago, they know what Daily
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  Speaker 5: Plaza is. It's a very impressive sight at the foot
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  Speaker 5: of one of their tallest buildings. But what the video
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  Speaker 5: entailed was very heartbreaking. It was a flag raising, like
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  Speaker 5: I said, but it wasn't an American flag raising. The
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  Speaker 5: American flag, in fact, was already flying on one pole
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  Speaker 5: and it was a pretty large American flag. And I'm saying, hey,
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  Speaker 5: big upstore glory. But there was a much taller flag
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  Speaker 5: pole right next to it, and the flag that was
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  Speaker 5: being pulled up was about three or four times the
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  Speaker 5: size of the American flag, and it was a Palestinian
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  Speaker 5: flag representing the Gaza Strip. And I'm thinking, wait a minute,
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  Speaker 5: wait a minute. When I saw this, this huge Palestinian flag,
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  Speaker 5: and they rose it much higher than the American flag.
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  Speaker 5: Now in our country, we knew, we learned this is
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  Speaker 5: in elementary school. Our dads told us this that no
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  Speaker 5: flag in our country flies higher or above the American flag.
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  Speaker 5: And it was so upsetting to me to see this video.
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  Speaker 5: I had to just sit down. I think I just
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  Speaker 5: stared at a blank wall for about ten minutes. I said,
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  Speaker 5: you know what, I'm just going to stare here. I'm
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  Speaker 5: not going to even say anything because I didn't want
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  Speaker 5: to say anything wrong to fly out of my mouth
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  Speaker 5: or whatever. So I just sat there until I cooled
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  Speaker 5: down just enough so I could remain civil. And these
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  Speaker 5: kinds of actions makes me wonder have we been conquered
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  Speaker 5: and we don't know it because there was a time.
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  Speaker 5: I don't care if you were a liberal Democrat, if
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  Speaker 5: you or whatever. You didn't play games like that, and
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  Speaker 5: in a big public space fly a gigantic, ginormous foreign
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  Speaker 5: flag above that of the United States flag. That was
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  Speaker 5: just uncalled for. And to see that video on Memorial
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  Speaker 5: Day was even more upsetting. And that's why I ended
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  Speaker 5: up just you know, having to just stare at a
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  Speaker 5: blank wall for about ten minutes. You know, I put
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  Speaker 5: myself on time out. But yeah, and something else that's
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  Speaker 5: a bit irritating. Kansas City argues that it can force
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  Speaker 5: Christians to counsul homosexual married couples without violating the Supreme Court.
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  Speaker 2: Ruling.
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  Speaker 5: Now, the Supreme Court likely sounded the death knell of
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  Speaker 5: state and local bands on so called conversion therapy from
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  Speaker 5: miners at least limited to talking, when eight justices blocked
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  Speaker 5: Colorado from punishing counselor Kalgi Childs for not affirming unwanted
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  Speaker 5: gender confusion in her young clients while letting her talk
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  Speaker 5: them into identifying as the opposite sex. Missouri's Kansas City
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  Speaker 5: and Jackson County are nonetheless trying to preserve their self admitted,
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  Speaker 5: functionally identical ordinances as long as possible, and this City's
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  Speaker 5: case validate and even further reaching all ages Public Accommodation
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  Speaker 5: Ordinance and response to a challenge by a licensed counselors
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  Speaker 5: Wyatt Bury and Pamela Feishenreich. Now the scot is ruling
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  Speaker 5: through a big wrench in their arguments two months ago
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  Speaker 5: ago or earlier, rather that the laws regulate professional conduct
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  Speaker 5: which only incidentally implicate speech for the counseling bans and
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  Speaker 5: limit discriminatory conduct by professionals for the public accommodation law
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  Speaker 5: now Earlier this month, the show me state jurisdictions unsuccessfully
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  Speaker 5: argued to delay oral argument before the Eighth U. S.
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  Speaker 5: Circuit Court of Appeals to give them time to appeal
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  Speaker 5: each counseling ban to drag things out, after failing to
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  Speaker 5: convince the Saint Louis based appeals court to waive oral
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  Speaker 5: argument altogether because Childs authoritatively cited the dispositive issues of
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  Speaker 5: the appeal. Now the councilor's lawyers had emphasized the city
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  Speaker 5: and county didn't mention appeal legislation until the Eighth Circuit
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  Speaker 5: rejected their plea to waive, and that Kansas City said
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  Speaker 5: nothing at all about appealing its public accommodation law, which
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  Speaker 5: is still chilling the councilor's speech because they risked jail
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  Speaker 5: time for violating it. Now, Kansas City Attorney Tara Kelly
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  Speaker 5: reiterated and at our oral argument before Judges Stephen Pullton,
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  Speaker 5: Bobby Shepherd, and Jonathan Coby's now nominated by President George W.
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  Speaker 5: Bush and Donald Trump, that the city had already introduced
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  Speaker 5: repeal legislation and Jackson County would do so in a
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  Speaker 5: few days. Now, the panel should remand the counseiling bands
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  Speaker 5: to US District Judges rob and catchen Mark to evaluate
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  Speaker 5: under Childs, which requires such laws to meet strict scrutiny. So, basically,
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  Speaker 5: because this thing can drag on and on and on,
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  Speaker 5: I don't want to bore you into your so much
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  Speaker 5: that you're crying here with all the details. Basically, Kansas
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  Speaker 5: City wants to bully Christians and counseling homosexual married couples.
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  Speaker 5: That's what they want to do. They don't want Christians
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  Speaker 5: to counsel people to save them from the horrors of trannyism,
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  Speaker 5: those kinds of operations chop chop, you know, you know
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  Speaker 5: what I mean, and other horrible things. But then they
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  Speaker 5: want to force them homosexual couples in their faces to
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  Speaker 5: counsel them. I mean, these leftists are just a big
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  Speaker 5: piece of work, aren't they. So anyway, we hope and
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  Speaker 5: pray that this thing ends out in the right direction,
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  Speaker 5: that people can maintain their freedom of spies. But you
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  Speaker 5: know what's funny but not so funny about this. There
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  Speaker 5: are some Muslims who are against homosexuality. Not all of
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  Speaker 5: them are in the pedophilia but some of them are
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  Speaker 5: not and have spoken out against homosexuality, especially with pedophilia
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  Speaker 5: activities with children. But guess what, they don't go after
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  Speaker 5: those Muslims who may counsel against homosexuality, only the Christians.
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  Speaker 5: And there's a reason for that. It's one little bitty
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  Speaker 5: reason which is a huge problem, especially in Western nations.
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  Speaker 5: It is the perceived weakness, the wimpy nation, I mean sorry,
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  Speaker 5: wimpy nature of many Christians. Because Christians are so proud
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  Speaker 5: to run around saying, oh, we're not involved in these issues,
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  Speaker 5: we're not involved in politics, we don't get a call,
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  Speaker 5: and so they're so out of practice when it comes
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  Speaker 5: to standing up for their rights, which Christians originally died for,
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  Speaker 5: by the way, in the formation of this republic. But
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  Speaker 5: they're so pridefully you know, against Christian activity. So now,
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  Speaker 5: because Christians are not heavily involved in things and their
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  Speaker 5: presence is very thin, guess what, They're not respected, they're
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  Speaker 5: they're they're looked at as you know, easy marks, and
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  Speaker 5: they're discriminated against because they're they're perceived as we can
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  Speaker 5: drupi daffodils. Now that can change, and you know, Christians
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  Speaker 5: have to you know, develop backbones. You know, they have
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  Speaker 5: to exercise their faith and understand that hey, they have
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  Speaker 5: as much rights as anyone else. God gave us all, right,
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  Speaker 5: He gave us all choices. We are all free moral agents.
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  Speaker 5: My right as a Christian who happens to be a
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  Speaker 5: nationalist too, meaning that I happen to like the United
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  Speaker 5: States of America. I kind of like the place, you know,
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  Speaker 5: and if you like this country, whether you're white or
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  Speaker 5: black or whatever, that you should not allow yourself to
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  Speaker 5: be intimidated because of that. And the Ron Edwards American
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  Speaker 13: Courst Ponder Julie Walker takes a look at the origins
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  Speaker 5: a day, man, oh man, oh man, this is his day.
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  Speaker 5: You know, because I've had concerns myself about the growing
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  Speaker 5: AI threat because when you consider the majority of the
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  Speaker 5: people that are putting this AI thing together, most of
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  Speaker 5: them are leftists who don't care about our liberties, who
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  Speaker 5: betterment of our society, for the common man, you and I. Nope,
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  Speaker 5: And so, yeah, Leo got this one right. Yeah, that's
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  Speaker 5: a rare occasion, isn't it. So when someone like him
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  Speaker 5: gets something right, you know that costs for celebration. If
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  Speaker 5: I had a party horn, I'd be blowing it. My goodness,
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  Speaker 5: looks like AOK is going to be moved toward the
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  Speaker 5: me to want to stand in her way. Personally, I
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  Speaker 5: hope she runs for president. I hope for others like
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  Speaker 5: her run for president. Not because I'm a fan. You know,
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  Speaker 5: don't get it, don't get it twisted and turn the
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  Speaker 5: show off. The reason why is because I think, like
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  Speaker 5: Kamala and others, she's so unqualified and it'll stand out
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  Speaker 5: like a sore thumb. So you Democrats keep running people
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  Speaker 5: like her and Jeriko, and you know in Texas, the
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  Speaker 5: fake preacher who says there are six genders, the goddess
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  Speaker 5: non binary, you know these kind of creatures. Yeah, you
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  Speaker 5: guys keep running, you will help the Republicans win. Now
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  Speaker 5: on the Republican side, you guys really need to get
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  Speaker 5: your act together, you know. And today is a day
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  Speaker 5: that things really stand out to me more than normal
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  Speaker 5: when you think of the sacrifices that our veteran heroes
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  Speaker 5: have made throughout the decades, all the way from the
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  Speaker 5: beginning of this nation, for our liberties. And you have
• 33:39
  Speaker 5: people like aok in every Democrat you can find who
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  Speaker 5: are chipping away at our liberties, who hate the concept
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  Speaker 5: of you and I living in the land of equaled opportunity.
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  Speaker 5: They use groups, you know, minorities that they choose to
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  Speaker 5: help them in their calls, as they call it, the struggle.
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  Speaker 5: And but yet they don't realize, as Ali Obama said
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  Speaker 5: in a private conversation, hey, we use the blacks for
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  Speaker 5: our cause, but in the long run, we don't help them,
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  Speaker 5: especially the men. And so I mean it was easy
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  Speaker 5: to figure that out without you know, reading someone someone's
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  Speaker 5: column that stated that fact about president former President Ali
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  Speaker 5: Obama saying that we knew that was the process anyway,
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  Speaker 5: because you could tell every group that gets behind the
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  Speaker 5: Democrats and they become these rabbid antagonists. You know today
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  Speaker 5: it's the Karens and the Kevins, you know, the beta
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  Speaker 5: males and the bully you know butch, you know females
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  Speaker 5: and all that they scream and everything like that and
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  Speaker 5: go to nutsville. Noticed their conditions as a group as
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  Speaker 5: a people never improve. They stay where they are or
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  Speaker 5: deteriorate ethically, morally, economically. Eventually, when Blacks began getting involved
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  Speaker 5: in the nineteen fifties, the Black American community was the
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  Speaker 5: fastest growing group economically. They were outpacing everyone because they
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  Speaker 5: were busy, hard at work erasing the horrors of Jim Crow, etcetera, etcetera,
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  Speaker 5: et cetera, and they were focused. And the leftist knew that,
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  Speaker 5: wait a minute, wait a minute, we have to stop this,
• 35:45
  Speaker 5: so they threw in the Bastardized rights movement, and if
• 35:50
  Speaker 5: you look at the overall conditions today, they are worse
• 35:54
  Speaker 5: overall than they were in nineteen fifty four. In the
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  Speaker 5: Black American community, Yes, they're more liberties. You can go
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  Speaker 5: to Cedar Point, you can go here and there and
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  Speaker 5: not be obstructed. But within your own communities you're more
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  Speaker 5: in danger than you were in your community, especially in
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  Speaker 5: the nineteen fifties and early sixties before the bastardized rights
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  Speaker 5: movement and they peeled away morality. Oops. See they knew.
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  Speaker 5: And Lyndon Johnson was really precise on this. He said
• 36:32
  Speaker 5: that they were going to extract Black Americans from the
• 36:34
  Speaker 5: economic table and keep dangling in front of them the
• 36:41
  Speaker 5: prospect of political power. Now what have they been doing
• 36:44
  Speaker 5: with political power over the past decades? How have they
• 36:48
  Speaker 5: elevated and I proved the quality of life for Black Americans? Oops?
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  Speaker 2: They haven't.
• 36:56
  Speaker 5: Now, I few you have exceptions, You have judges, have lobbyist,
• 37:01
  Speaker 5: You have a few successful people here and there, and
• 37:03
  Speaker 5: most of those people are attached to what the government.
• 37:08
  Speaker 5: As far as the private sector overall, there are a few,
• 37:13
  Speaker 5: of course, like sperms. You know, there's one or two
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  Speaker 5: that get in there, but the vast majority, Nope, it's
• 37:21
  Speaker 5: not an upwardly mobile situation because the families are broken up,
• 37:26
  Speaker 5: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Morality was thrown away
• 37:29
  Speaker 5: with last year's trash, or maybe last decades trash. And
• 37:35
  Speaker 5: so the overall quality of life is his has deteriorated physically,
• 37:42
  Speaker 5: and so people have to really start taking, you know,
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  Speaker 5: they just have to sit back and just look and
• 37:51
  Speaker 5: and and take and take a real strong observance about
• 37:57
  Speaker 5: their real goals, their real aspiration, where they are, where
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  Speaker 5: they came from, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and
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  Speaker 5: assess where they want to go and if they want
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  Speaker 5: to go up. They realize they have to change their
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  Speaker 5: fundamental beliefs and actions of today. If not, things will
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  Speaker 5: remain the same. Oh no, they won't. They will continue
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  Speaker 5: it reminds us but where we have been. And we're
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  Speaker 5: what happened after certain battles of history where men lay
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  Speaker 5: down their lives and the greatness that came out of that.
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  Speaker 5: And so we cannot ever ever become too complacent. We
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  Speaker 5: cannot become docile, we cannot become forgetful. We must re
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  Speaker 5: re establish righteous indignation against those who want to destroy
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• 39:25
  Speaker 5: People like John Thune, the leader of the Senate Republican guy.
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  Speaker 5: the greatness of America, blah blah blah. But what do
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  Speaker 5: Because Donald Trump is serious about really transforming this nation
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  Speaker 5: the long run. See there's an old saying the Democrats
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  Speaker 5: would rather burn America down wholesale, while the Rhino Republicans
• 46:05
  Speaker 5: will burn it down slowly and incrementally, at a pace
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  Speaker 5: maybe many Americans wouldn't even notice until it's too late.
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  Speaker 5: So we must become more aware, more awake, more willing
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  Speaker 5: my friends. Well, President Trump did speak at the Arlington
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  Speaker 5: willing to lay down their lives in its defense. From
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  Speaker 5: The sacrifice across our armed forces is the foundation upon
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  Speaker 5: preserve the blessings of liberty for future generations. These war
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  Speaker 5: fighters lost their lives for freedom's cause, and we will
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  Speaker 5: never forget the cost. All Americans inherit the glorious gift
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  Speaker 5: of liberty that has been purchased with the spilled blood
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  Speaker 5: of brave warriors, and the tears and the heartache of
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  Speaker 5: enduring and perilously the high cost of freedom. But the
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  Speaker 5: immeasurable gravity of what has been sacrificed for the greater
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  Speaker 5: to comfort all who grieve in honor of our fallen heroes.
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  Speaker 5: The Congress, by a joint resolution approved May eleventh, nineteen
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  Speaker 5: one sixteen, has requested the President issue a proclamation calling
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  Speaker 5: on the people of the United States to observe each
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  Speaker 5: Memorial Day as a day of prayer for permanent peace,
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  Speaker 5: and designating a period on that day when the people
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  Speaker 5: might unite in prayer. The Congress, by Public Law one
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  Speaker 5: O six Dash five seventy nine, has also designated three
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  Speaker 5: pm Local time on that day as a time for
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  Speaker 5: all Americans to observe in their own way the national
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  Speaker 5: Moment of Remembrance. And that's just a part of what
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  Speaker 5: he spoke today, but a very good speech in my
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  Speaker 5: humble opinion. And it's a big difference, big, big, big
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  Speaker 5: heap of difference from what we had to put up
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  Speaker 5: with during the Uncle Joe Biden years or even during
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  Speaker 5: the Ali Obama administration. Big difference, and it's a good
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  Speaker 5: thing that we once again have a great president. This
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  Speaker 5: is the only the second great president in my life.
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  Speaker 5: The first one was Ronald Reagan. And here we go again,
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  Speaker 5: hopefully this time around that we the people will wake
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  Speaker 5: up in greater numbers, a greater percentage of numbers than
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  Speaker 5: did during the Reagan years, which were great, but we
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  Speaker 5: allowed all that greatness to slip away and here we
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  Speaker 5: are today. But I believe we have another chance to
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  Speaker 5: set things right, to get things right with God, so
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  Speaker 5: we can turn our country around. And it's not just
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  Speaker 5: for us, not just for you and me, my friends.
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  Speaker 5: We have to selflessly stand together or you know, as
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  Speaker 5: the great Kate Smith saying, stand behind her, stand beside her,
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  Speaker 5: and love her. And we have to be willing to
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  Speaker 5: snuff evil out of our land.
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  Speaker 19: We have to.
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  Speaker 5: There are people coming behind us. Eventually, if Yeshua doesn't
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  Speaker 5: come back, and I'd say the next fifty years, the
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  Speaker 5: majority of us might be in durt sleep. And I
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  Speaker 5: wanted to be known that our generations left something much
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  Speaker 5: better behind than what we were born in. We were
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  Speaker 5: born into a great nation, and technically she's still great
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  Speaker 5: to this day, but I would like the memory of
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  Speaker 5: us to be those generations that left behind an even
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  Speaker 5: greater nation, that not only were there the sacrifices of
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  Speaker 5: our great warriors, but also the building of these generals, yep,
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  Speaker 5: of the civilian generations, the building, the rebuilding of this
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  Speaker 5: great republic. It can be done if we have the
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  Speaker 5: will to do so. And I would like our memory
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  Speaker 5: that history would be able to record that we left
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  Speaker 5: behind a greater nation, so great that it would be undeniable. Well,
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  Speaker 5: I hate to bring this up, but discill, I mean
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  Speaker 5: delusional people just all over the place, the left are
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  Speaker 5: now recruiting college athletes the boycott southern schools because of
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  Speaker 5: redistricting by Republicans. They had no problem with republic with
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  Speaker 5: Democrats redistricting over the year, over the last decade. And
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  Speaker 5: I'm looking at this picture here now this is they're
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  Speaker 5: talking about all black athletes boycotting sec You're talking about Alabama, Clemson,
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  Speaker 5: these superstar schools, right, and the opportunities that are afforded
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  Speaker 5: these black athletes.
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  Speaker 2: And these.
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  Speaker 5: White liberals and black females. I'm looking at the picture,
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  Speaker 5: I'm looking at the video. So I'm just pointing at
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  Speaker 5: these people that are calling for the black male athletes
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  Speaker 5: to not partake of this opportunities that are afforded them
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  Speaker 5: over redistricting. And you know who will be heard out
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  Speaker 5: of all this, the black athletes, see you know how
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  Speaker 5: I see that's another situation where they get a group
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  Speaker 5: of people ginned up over an issue and they don't
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  Speaker 5: even benefit. Well, there it is, my friends. Remember never
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  Speaker 5: forget the sacrifices of our great soldiers. I'm on Edwards,
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  Speaker 5: and now that I see that, my time is a
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  Speaker 5: Thank you so much for your time, and remember to
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  Speaker 5: pray for your nation, your family, your friends, and even
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  Speaker 5: your enemies that they get it right before it's too late,
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  Speaker 5: because yes, we all do face judgment eventually. Treat U
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  Speaker 5: us the same way you want to be treated. Until
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  Speaker 5: next time, I'm on Edwards, Excelsior.
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  Speaker 4: You would be. It would be would be the US.
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  Speaker 4: All folks tags
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  Speaker 16: That stage right,