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Speaker 3: Well, good day, good day, Hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 3: I'm Ron Edwards and you're listening to the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 3: American Experience. And yep, it is another great day in
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Speaker 3: the neighborhood. Yeah, things are getting better all the time
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Speaker 3: here in the United States of America and potentially around
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Speaker 3: the world. One of the things that could truly improve
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Speaker 3: our world, Man oh Man oh Man one of President
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Speaker 3: Trump's latest proposals concerning the Gaza Strip. And I was
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Speaker 3: very very I was tickled pink to hear about this
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Speaker 3: because for years and years and years in the past,
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Speaker 3: I have told people who would listen, you know, they
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Speaker 3: need to clear the people out of the Gaza Strip
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Speaker 3: and maybe they should move back to Jordan where they
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Speaker 3: originally came from. But of course we knew that the
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Speaker 3: Jordanians and the Saudis and all of the other nations
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Speaker 3: around there didn't want the Palestinians in their neck of
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Speaker 3: the woods because the Palestinians, you know, you know, we
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Speaker 3: can say what we want about Saudi Arabia and some
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Speaker 3: of the other Muslim nations, but you talk about the
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Speaker 3: worst of the worst, and you're talking about the Palestinians,
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Speaker 3: the most uncivilized large group in the entirety of the
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Speaker 3: Middle East. I guess, along with Hamas and Isis. But
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Speaker 3: when he proposed going in there and taking over Gaza
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Speaker 3: and rebuilding it, and he asked Egypt and Saudi, hey,
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Speaker 3: why don't you and Jordan, why don't you take these
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Speaker 3: guys in so that we can rebuild it and then
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Speaker 3: people can move back. And they said, nope, nope, nope,
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Speaker 3: no wae jose, because they'll come in our nation and
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Speaker 3: breed and it'll be a big heapron problem for us too.
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Speaker 3: But I think overall all jokes aside, it is a
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Speaker 3: very good idea because and he's talking about you know,
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Speaker 3: bringing some I guess him, you know, some impactful portion
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Speaker 3: of American military personnel. There maybe a few soldiers here
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Speaker 3: and there. I don't know about that, but I do
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Speaker 3: think that the United States could be involved in an
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Speaker 3: economic way that would be very beneficial. But you know,
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Speaker 3: there is a group that played a pretty big role
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Speaker 3: in President Trump's voter outreach in the Arab American community
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Speaker 3: in the state of Michigan, alongside his allies, and they
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Speaker 3: are rebuilding rebranding itself after the President said that the
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Speaker 3: United States would take over the Gaza Strip now, b
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Speaker 3: Sharah Bahar, the chairman of the group formerly known as
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Speaker 3: the Arab Americans for Trump, said during a phone interview
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Speaker 3: with the Associated Press that the group would now be
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Speaker 3: called Arab Americans for Peace. The name change came after
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Speaker 3: Trump held a Tuesday press conference alongside Israeli Prime Minister
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Speaker 3: Benjamin Att in Yahoo at the White House and propose
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Speaker 3: the United States take ownership in redeveloping the area into
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Speaker 3: the rivia of the Middle East. I think that's an
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Speaker 3: idea whose time has come. But one are the things
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Speaker 3: that can help bring stabilization and peace is economic growth.
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Speaker 3: That is, unless you're dealing with hardcore individuals that want
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Speaker 3: to take over the world and use the wealth to
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Speaker 3: become a threat to world stability and peace. And when
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Speaker 3: I think about that, who fits that bill? Oh yeah, China.
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Speaker 3: When Nixon foolishly opened that door. And you know the
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Speaker 3: rest of the story concerning that. And now China has
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Speaker 3: the world's second largest economy and it uses a lot
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Speaker 3: of its economic wealth to try to use the United
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Speaker 3: States wherever possible. And of course the United States got admit,
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Speaker 3: foolishly leaves the door open, or has left the door open.
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Speaker 3: But thank god, we have a president that is beginning
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Speaker 3: to shut that door. Bamo, for instance, in South America
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Speaker 3: sent his envoy down to Panama, said hey, can we
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Speaker 3: talk next thing? You know, Panama says, you know what,
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Speaker 3: I think, We're going to disengage ourselves from China, and
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Speaker 3: China will no longer control the Panama Canal because even
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Speaker 3: according to the agreement that Jimmy Carter, President Carter foolishly
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Speaker 3: and like a retarded guy, gave back the Panama Canal
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Speaker 3: to the or gave the Panama Canal to the Panamanians
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Speaker 3: for only a dollar. Even in that agreement it did
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Speaker 3: state or does state that if it foreign, you know,
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Speaker 3: falls under foreign control or something like that, we can
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Speaker 3: come down there and do something about it. And so
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Speaker 3: when they said went to the Trumpet administrations, say, well,
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Speaker 3: we might have to come down there and do something
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Speaker 3: about it and take it back. And they sent someone
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Speaker 3: down there to I guess, to speak to the eyeballed eyeball,
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Speaker 3: And here we are. All it takes is a strong
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Speaker 3: hand from the United States, something that is no, it's
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Speaker 3: not unwavering, it's not waffy, not weak, but strong and
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Speaker 3: stands on principles that make sense, that are basically beneficial
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Speaker 3: to everyone. And in my humble opinion, Panama didn't have
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Speaker 3: much of a leg to stand on anyway. They tried to,
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Speaker 3: you know, get mad a little bit and you know,
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Speaker 3: dig in their heels. But the Panama Canal has not
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Speaker 3: had any major repairs, even with the Great Chinese taking
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Speaker 3: over in over forty years. And so just like we
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Speaker 3: built the Panama Canal, now we have to fix it
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Speaker 3: because when shifts do go through it now it takes
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Speaker 3: an extra amount of time for the different locks and
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Speaker 3: everything to load and unload and for ships to go through,
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Speaker 3: although it's still better than going all the way around,
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Speaker 3: as they would have to do if the Panama Canal
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Speaker 3: were to cease operation. But that's a good thing. Our
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Speaker 3: prayers go out for Mitch McConnell. He fell again down
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Speaker 3: the steps and in the Senate building he's now rolling
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Speaker 3: around in a wheelchair, and hopefully he has a recovery.
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Speaker 3: Still want him to retire, still want him to get
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Speaker 3: out of the building. Can't wait till he's gone. But
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Speaker 3: we do prayer, pray for his recovery. Now, for many years,
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Speaker 3: a lot of people have they used to try to
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Speaker 3: chastise me about the Second Amendment. They always say, Ron, Ron, Ron,
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Speaker 3: You're crazy. United States has all these murders because they
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Speaker 3: have guns, YadA, YadA YadA. And I'd say, you know what,
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Speaker 3: it's not about guns. It's about human nature. I said,
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Speaker 3: if you look at Great Britain, they have proportionally about
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Speaker 3: the same amount of murders as we do, but it's
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Speaker 3: with knives and blood and blood instruments. Well, guess what,
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Speaker 3: my friends today as of to day, once again I'm
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Speaker 3: proven correct. Again. Police force data has shown that nearly
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Speaker 3: half of all murders in the United Kingdom were committed
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Speaker 3: with a knife or other sharp weapons over the past
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Speaker 3: three years. In fact, in some locations it's sixty five
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Speaker 3: percent of all murders being committed with a blade or
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Speaker 3: other sharp weapon. The largest group of victims of knife
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Speaker 3: crime in the British capital were between the ages of
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Speaker 3: eighteen and twenty four, with forty six people in the
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Speaker 3: age range losing their lives over the reported time period. Now,
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Speaker 3: the Thames Valley Police, the second largest police force behind
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Speaker 3: the met covering counties such as Berkshire and Buckinghamshire and
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Speaker 3: Oxfordshire and Southeast England, reported that about fourteen out of
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Speaker 3: its twenty three murders there, or sixty point eighty six
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Speaker 3: percent between twenty two and twenty four years were stabbings.
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Speaker 3: I mean the years of twenty twenty two and twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty four were stabbings. Meanwhile, the West Midlands found that
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Speaker 3: forty two out of seventy four murders in a very
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Speaker 3: small town, which is fifty seven percent, were committed with
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Speaker 3: a knife or sharp weapon. And these these are towns
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Speaker 3: which have basically no guns. Very very interesting. And see
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Speaker 3: I reiterate it's about human nature, not the instrument, because
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Speaker 3: if you eliminate all the guns in the United States,
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Speaker 3: if you have an immoral society, people will find something
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Speaker 3: I mean we got change human nature. We have to
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Speaker 3: to be a great patriot and a great friend. Hello Trevor,
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Speaker 3: and welcome back.
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Speaker 2: Hey, thanks so much, Ron, always good to catch up
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Speaker 2: and regard to your bit of half.
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Speaker 3: Thank you so much, sir. Well, you know something you
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Speaker 3: and I have something else in common. Tolsey Gabbert. Now
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Speaker 3: I knew of her background growing up as a Democrat
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Speaker 3: and a socialist, friends with communists like Bernie Sanders and
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Speaker 3: supported him and all of that, But I've always thought
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Speaker 3: that maybe sometimes lightning strikes and someone may have a
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Speaker 3: change of heart. And I tried to give her the
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Speaker 3: benefit of the doubt. And because I really don't know,
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Speaker 3: I still to this second do not know the truth.
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Speaker 3: All I know is what I've read about her on
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Speaker 3: both sides. On some on some people say that she's
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Speaker 3: really changed and she's truly conservative and she loves America
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Speaker 3: and will be a blessing to the Trump regime. On
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Speaker 3: the other hand, things that have been I've been reading
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Speaker 3: and news with views and elsewhere say the opposite. So
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Speaker 3: I'm kind of in between. So if you can please
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Speaker 3: help help a fellow out here. Is Telsey Gabbert a
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Speaker 3: threat to our republic indirectly because is she like an
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Speaker 3: inside threat to the Trump administration?
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Speaker 2: I believe so years very very differently.
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Speaker 3: Hmm okay, So you're not convinced that she has learned
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Speaker 3: from her wicked ways as supporting communism and things of
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Speaker 3: that nature, that she's just being a sneaky rat getting
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Speaker 3: in there, and I Cliff and kid he wrote about
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Speaker 3: how she could possibly be engaged in a an upset
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Speaker 3: that could happen right before the midterm elections, causing a
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Speaker 3: bad situation and thus causing the Republicans of the Conservatives
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Speaker 3: to lose the midterm elections.
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Speaker 2: Well, we see. The thing is this. You know, Trump
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Speaker 2: has spent the last couple of years fighting back against
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Speaker 2: the Russia collusion, the Russia collusion narrative, and to distance
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Speaker 2: himself from that narrative, that the that the Democrats have
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Speaker 2: tried to hang around his neck for years now. But
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Speaker 2: Tulsi Gabbett is the exactly wrong person to put in there,
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Speaker 2: because she is deeply in Russia's camp, but also not
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Speaker 2: in just Russia's camp, but the communists who are supporting
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Speaker 2: Russia's camp. I'm talking people like Jackson Hinkle, the head
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Speaker 2: of the American Communist Party, who she used to go
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Speaker 2: surfing with and has been interviewed by and is deeply
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Speaker 2: supported by, and Caleb Mulpin, another pro Russian, pro China,
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Speaker 2: pro Iran Maga communist who is also deeply supporting her
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Speaker 2: and writes about the benefits to our movement that could
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Speaker 2: accrue from Tulsi being in that position. She is going
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Speaker 2: to be in the position to edit intelligence for Trump.
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Speaker 2: She can skew intelligence in all sorts of ways critical position,
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Speaker 2: and I agree with Cliff, this is going to blow
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Speaker 2: up at some stage and it could well, you know,
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Speaker 2: intelligence services all over the world know about Tulsi. American
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Speaker 2: intelligence services know about Tulsi. Wouldn't it be just their revenge,
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Speaker 2: the deep state revenge to expose it all three months,
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Speaker 2: four months before the next midterms. Can you imagine what
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Speaker 2: Trump is walking into here?
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Speaker 3: And it's a shame because how easily people can be influenced,
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Speaker 3: and they'd be willing to throw all the good out
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Speaker 3: over this one issue, which would be a big issue.
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Speaker 2: Well yeah, look, look, Trump's got a three seat margin
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Speaker 2: in the House.
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Speaker 3: Right, Okay, yes, Now, now, in the ordinary.
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Speaker 2: Times, the way he's going gangbusters, he should be able
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Speaker 2: to defy the pass and actually hold the House in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty six, you know, but traditionally the House is
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Speaker 2: lost in the midterms, right, and that would cripple Trump's
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Speaker 2: agenda for the next two year years. You know that
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Speaker 2: that would be tragic for America. Okay, well, he can still,
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Speaker 2: he can, he can overturn that. He's going so well
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Speaker 2: and bringing so many people across. But what about a great,
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Speaker 2: big intelligence scandal where the Democrats get to sit back
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Speaker 2: and say, we told you he was Russian. We told
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Speaker 2: you he was working. Well, look look he put his
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Speaker 2: d and I editing all the intelligence. She's working with
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Speaker 2: the Russians. She's close to the Russians, close to Russian
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Speaker 2: pro Russian communists. We told you, we told you. And
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Speaker 2: what's Trump going to say because he was told people
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Speaker 2: have told him me. I've told him, Cliff, you know,
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Speaker 2: I've put it out the Cliff Coincids put it out there.
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Speaker 2: So of other people. It's out there. The Republican senators
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Speaker 2: chose to ignore it and not even examine the most
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Speaker 2: serious questions around Tulsea Gabbett.
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Speaker 3: Now, has it been told to him directly by someone
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Speaker 3: that he trusts?
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Speaker 2: Well, I don't know, but I know that it's out there.
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Speaker 2: It's been written up in many articles. I've tweeted about
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Speaker 2: it with thousands of retweets. I've written in a passage
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Speaker 2: in my book. I know that people around Trump read
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Speaker 2: my stuff. I am sure that people around Trump know this.
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Speaker 2: Whether they have deliberately kept it from him maybe another issue,
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Speaker 2: But that's not going to be an excuse for Trump.
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Speaker 2: You know, when the Democrats start coming out with this
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Speaker 2: kind of stuff, do you think Trump's going to say, well,
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Speaker 2: I didn't know, Well, how's that going to make him
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Speaker 2: look he should have known?
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Speaker 3: Juepers got another question concerning our enemies. It seems that,
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Speaker 3: with the exception of a few wise people, a lot
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Speaker 3: of people seem to want to desperately ignore the huge
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Speaker 3: threat to chaina is to this nation. Now there are
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Speaker 3: few exceptions, I admit that, but for the most part,
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Speaker 3: it seems that people they seem to look at Russia
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Speaker 3: number one, terrorists number two, and China a distant third,
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Speaker 3: despite the fact that China is much more powerful than
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Speaker 3: Russia at least the last time I checked. What say
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Speaker 3: you on that?
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Speaker 2: Well, well, in terms of nukes, Russia is still ahead.
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Speaker 2: That's why Russia is still a danger, even though they
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Speaker 2: are doing very, very poorly in their conventional military right now.
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Speaker 2: But the nukes are still a massive threat, and they
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Speaker 2: have also a lot of influence inside our government, so
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Speaker 2: I don't discount them. But yeah, China is looming. China
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Speaker 2: is a more obvious threat right now on a whole
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Speaker 2: bunch of fronts. But the problem is, you know, the
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Speaker 2: Soviets penetrated our system by you know, recruiting communists people
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Speaker 2: sympathetic to them. The Chinese penetrate our system by recruiting
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Speaker 2: people sympathetic like many Democrats, but also by using their money.
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Speaker 2: They got tons of more money than the Soviets ever had.
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Speaker 2: So they have Republicans on their side that they're bought off.
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Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell comes to mind, several Republican governors come to mind.
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Speaker 2: And Wall Street is brought off, and professional sport is
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Speaker 2: brought off, and Hollywood is brought off. So and a
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Speaker 2: lot of big tech, big media, you know Facebook, all
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Speaker 2: that they are also in bed with the Chinese. So
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Speaker 2: that's why we don't hear about the Chinese threat because
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Speaker 2: you've got so many people in America making money off
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Speaker 2: of China. They don't want the gravy train to end,
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Speaker 2: so they are unwilling to publicize what the Chinese are doing.
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Speaker 2: So the American people are largely in the dark about
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Speaker 2: what you say is absolutely a huge through.
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Speaker 1: Ron Edwards the new voice of America and we're back.
27:03
Speaker 3: This is around Everts American Experience. Thanks so much for
27:06
Speaker 3: tuning in, and we're in conversation with Trevor Louten, noted author, great,
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Speaker 3: thankful that he chose to come to America and spread
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Speaker 3: the truth. Welcome back, Trevor. Were talking. We were talking
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Speaker 3: a bit about China and all of that and their influence.
27:30
Speaker 3: I think it was great for America to just finally
27:34
Speaker 3: stand up in South America and say, hey, wait a minute,
27:37
Speaker 3: back up China as far as the Panama Canal and
27:41
Speaker 3: other issues, because as you said, you know, China has
27:45
Speaker 3: been just doling out cash all over the place. And
27:48
Speaker 3: how is it if in the United States is the
27:50
Speaker 3: world's largest economy, how is it that China seems to
27:53
Speaker 3: be able to afford to more afford to throw money
27:58
Speaker 3: around for influence than the United States does. And by
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Speaker 3: the way, I don't think that's the smart way in
28:03
Speaker 3: the long run to create a loyal and positive relationships
28:09
Speaker 3: between allies.
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Speaker 2: What say you, Yeah, you're right, and I'm glad that
28:15
Speaker 2: Trump is cracking down on USAID, which is a huge
28:20
Speaker 2: slush fund. And so that's not the way. The way
28:24
Speaker 2: to build up relations is mutual protection, mutual respect, good trade,
28:30
Speaker 2: and standing, you know, standing with your allies. And China
28:36
Speaker 2: can only get influence through bribery, corruption and spreading money around.
28:42
Speaker 2: And they spent a huge amount of their gross national
28:46
Speaker 2: product on that way, more than America does, infinitely more.
28:51
Speaker 2: And they bought influence from you know, tiradel Forego in
28:56
Speaker 2: the south right up to the Mexican border, plus massive
29:00
Speaker 2: influence in Canada. It's just come out that the Trudeau
29:06
Speaker 2: government was allowing Chinese into their biolabs in Canada, working
29:12
Speaker 2: with the Chinese in their biolabs. The Trudeau government is
29:16
Speaker 2: completely in bed with the Chinese. So you know, Trudeau
29:20
Speaker 2: being a red die for Baby, his father was very
29:23
Speaker 2: much a communist supporter, Pierre Elliott Trudeau. So yeah, look, look,
29:28
Speaker 2: we established a unrowed doctrine, kicked the Chinese right out
29:31
Speaker 2: of Latin America, right out of the Western hemisphere, and
29:35
Speaker 2: Trump's taking the first steps towards us. So I'm very
29:39
Speaker 2: pleased in general what he's doing on foreign policy. I
29:42
Speaker 2: think it's finally somebody standing up for America, and it's
29:46
Speaker 2: just exciting to watch it every day as it unfolds.
29:51
Speaker 3: And I think, you know, one of my favorite things
29:55
Speaker 3: concerning foreign policy and dealing with our allies and enemies
30:00
Speaker 3: is the use of not sanctions. I think it's foolish
30:03
Speaker 3: to you sanctions, but I think tariffs are very wise,
30:08
Speaker 3: and I think they're beneficial to this country anyone. All
30:11
Speaker 3: they have to do is read the history of President
30:15
Speaker 3: McKinley and in the benefits that came as a result
30:19
Speaker 3: of that. And I understand is some people will explain
30:22
Speaker 3: to me, or have explained when I spoke about the
30:25
Speaker 3: virtues of tariffs. They talk about how because of the
30:29
Speaker 3: blending in the globalization of the economy, they're not as beneficial.
30:34
Speaker 3: But here's what I say, Trevor, America needs to decouple
30:39
Speaker 3: herself from the globalization economy and institute these tariffs while
30:45
Speaker 3: at the same time. Making it more beneficial to do
30:50
Speaker 3: business here in the United States is one idea that
30:53
Speaker 3: I did share with President Trump when I met him,
30:55
Speaker 3: to make the United States corporate tax rate always the
30:58
Speaker 3: lowest on earth. And yeah, that is a good first step.
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Speaker 2: What say you, Yeah, like one hundred percent agree, Like yeah,
31:08
Speaker 2: you know, in a pure world, you know, where everybody's
31:12
Speaker 2: friendly and everybody's good, you don't need tariffs, you know,
31:16
Speaker 2: and they do distort the economy, and they do, you know,
31:21
Speaker 2: weaken the free market. But security comes before the free market,
31:26
Speaker 2: you know, protecting you know, we've got to rebuild America's
31:30
Speaker 2: steel industry, America's manufacturing industry. We can't be relying on
31:34
Speaker 2: our enemies for the material to fight them with, you know.
31:38
Speaker 2: So it's deep, deeply in America's interest to use tariffs
31:45
Speaker 2: when necessary, especially against hostile countries, especially even Canada. You know,
31:50
Speaker 2: they're going to start tidying up their border controls now
31:53
Speaker 2: because of a little bit of a threat of a tariff.
31:56
Speaker 2: Mexico is the same treatment. And the only thing I say,
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Speaker 2: we should have been much bigger against China. But yeah, looked,
32:04
Speaker 2: make America just super competitive, make everybody want to bring
32:09
Speaker 2: their money in here and keep tariffs as a weapon
32:13
Speaker 2: against those who would try and screw us over and
32:16
Speaker 2: dump stuff on our shores and exploit the goodness of
32:21
Speaker 2: this country.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I think it's the ideal combination, the combination of tariffs
32:26
Speaker 2: and a very low tax elation, very open internal economy.
32:31
Speaker 2: I think it is the best way to go.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, Because you look back to the nineteen fifties,
32:37
Speaker 3: the United States economy was larger than the entire rest
32:41
Speaker 3: of the world combined. And that is because we were
32:45
Speaker 3: number one in producing steel, number one in producing textiles,
32:49
Speaker 3: we were number one in producing cars, we were number one,
32:52
Speaker 3: I mean just about anything. Watches, you name it, timex,
32:56
Speaker 3: the world's largest watchmaker, is now out of business and
33:00
Speaker 3: has been for many years. US steel, Yeah, almost got
33:03
Speaker 3: sold away to Japan, and I don't like how it
33:07
Speaker 3: was done, but I'm glad that Biden did stop that.
33:10
Speaker 3: But we can sort out the details.
33:14
Speaker 2: You know. It was that traitor Kissinger who scammed Nixon
33:20
Speaker 2: into opening up to China, turning China, which could hardly
33:24
Speaker 2: you know, had a few ver riverboats and that was
33:28
Speaker 2: their navy turned, you know, and the argument was we'll
33:31
Speaker 2: send all our industries to China will take advantage of
33:35
Speaker 2: their their low labor costs, and they'll get richer and
33:40
Speaker 2: become more like us, and we'll get richer and everybody'll
33:44
Speaker 2: be happy. That was a scam that was sold, and
33:46
Speaker 2: every president since then was either too scared to overturn
33:51
Speaker 2: it or bought into it. And President Trump was the
33:54
Speaker 2: first one to come along and say, this is a bad,
33:58
Speaker 2: bad idea. We need to rebuild America's industrial economy. We
34:03
Speaker 2: need to drill, baby, drill, We need to stop this
34:06
Speaker 2: globalization garbage, and we need to look after the country.
34:10
Speaker 2: So yeah, look it's on if you're looking at it
34:15
Speaker 2: only as a lot of these business people do. If
34:17
Speaker 2: you look at it only from a business point of view,
34:20
Speaker 2: tariffs are not a good idea. Tariffs from a free
34:24
Speaker 2: market point of view, tariffs slow down economic growth. But
34:28
Speaker 2: if you look at it from a strategic and national
34:33
Speaker 2: security point of view, which must come before economics, there's
34:38
Speaker 2: no point being rich if you can't defend what you have.
34:41
Speaker 2: So you have that that tariff structure, you have that
34:46
Speaker 2: that that security structure, and you have a very free
34:50
Speaker 2: internal internal internal economy, internal economy that'll attract huge investments
34:57
Speaker 2: and make it a lot easier to make money inside
34:59
Speaker 2: America for the people already here, so that will offset
35:03
Speaker 2: any of the negative side effects of tariffs. So I
35:08
Speaker 2: think it's a great way to go. I think it's
35:10
Speaker 2: it's the it is the way to go for the future.
35:13
Speaker 2: And and go on President Trump for pursuing it.
35:16
Speaker 3: Yeah. One thing that I think we should steer away
35:20
Speaker 3: from is our sanctions. When they leveled sanctions against Russia
35:25
Speaker 3: and other nations, I think the only thing they did
35:28
Speaker 3: was aggravate them, because especially the nations whose money are
35:35
Speaker 3: they are backed by gold. See our our money is
35:38
Speaker 3: basically backed by air or imagination and in the in
35:43
Speaker 3: the adult brains of the Federal Reserve system. But other
35:47
Speaker 3: nations that have gold and are thinking about gold or whatever.
35:51
Speaker 3: And we go ahead and say, well, we're going to
35:52
Speaker 3: sanction you, well they just say, well, screw it. We
35:54
Speaker 3: don't have to utilize the US dollars, the primary currency
35:59
Speaker 3: world currency, for backing. We can move move in another direction.
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Speaker 2: What say you, Well, well, look I'm okay with sanctions
36:09
Speaker 2: in certain instances, certainly against Russia, certainly against China and
36:13
Speaker 2: other countries recently. The bricks the brick, you know, the
36:17
Speaker 2: bricks got the bricks countries are trying to set up
36:21
Speaker 2: their own gold system to take down the US dollar.
36:24
Speaker 2: We don't have to aggravate them. They already intended to
36:26
Speaker 2: do that. Well, Trump said, anybody, any bricks country that
36:29
Speaker 2: does that is going to get twenty five percent tariffs
36:32
Speaker 2: straight away. Well that's perfect. That just that, just yeah,
36:38
Speaker 2: see that that.
36:40
Speaker 3: Operation, you know, yeah, yeah, And he's using tariffs, and
36:44
Speaker 3: see that's superior to tow sanctions.
36:47
Speaker 2: Sanctions both both can be you know, like like sanctions,
36:51
Speaker 2: especially against individuals or governments like Russia. I think it's
36:55
Speaker 2: very appropriate, but tariffs, tariffs are more are more useful
37:01
Speaker 2: and more flexible for a lot of reasons, you know.
37:04
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah. And anyone who doesn't know that, they can
37:07
Speaker 3: look at the history of McKinley. I mean, he used
37:11
Speaker 3: them to perfection and we were blessed as a nation
37:16
Speaker 3: because of that. I think that's why they shot him
37:18
Speaker 3: and killed him, because what he was setting up, Oh
37:21
Speaker 3: my goodness, had he been able to finish the job.
37:24
Speaker 3: In fact, it was because of McKinley that Franklin, not Franklin,
37:29
Speaker 3: but Teddy Roosevelt had the wealth which paid for the
37:33
Speaker 3: building of the Panama Canal. And I would have preferred
37:36
Speaker 3: McKinley to stay in office instead of the globalists named
37:40
Speaker 3: Teddy Roosevelt. What say you, Well, well I do too.
37:44
Speaker 2: And just one slight thing I disagreed with and you
37:48
Speaker 2: were preamble to the show when you talked about the
37:52
Speaker 2: stupidity of the Carter administration giving away the Panama Canal. No,
37:56
Speaker 2: that was treason. That wasn't stupidity.
37:58
Speaker 3: That was treason. I'll give you that.
38:00
Speaker 2: That was bad. That was bad people, bad actors, anti
38:05
Speaker 2: American people around Karter who did that. And Carter spent
38:10
Speaker 2: forty years after he left the presidency working with hardcore
38:14
Speaker 2: communists from North Korea to whatever. So No, it wasn't stupidity.
38:20
Speaker 2: Just like people talk about the stupidity of the Biden
38:23
Speaker 2: administration when you give Afghanistan to China and you admit
38:28
Speaker 2: ten million ilegal immigrants and fly them in, that's not stupidity,
38:33
Speaker 2: that's malicious.
38:35
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's evil. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, ah duly corrected, sir. Now,
38:41
Speaker 3: going forward, you know, you look at some of the
38:46
Speaker 3: military components of the United States, the F sixteen and
38:51
Speaker 3: some of our other strategic hardware. I think going forward,
38:58
Speaker 3: we need to renew our military. I think we've wasted
39:02
Speaker 3: too much money on some of these things, like the
39:04
Speaker 3: F sixteen, which is now overshadowed by foreign entities that
39:10
Speaker 3: have superior air craft. And there are other divisions or
39:15
Speaker 3: parts of our military that are I sometimes question, Trevor,
39:20
Speaker 3: are we truly the superpower of the world or one
39:24
Speaker 3: of them? What say you? Yeah?
39:27
Speaker 2: Well, that's the thing. Too many people think that we
39:30
Speaker 2: still have the military that won the Kuwait War that
39:34
Speaker 2: Reagan built up for us. No, we are way behind.
39:37
Speaker 2: You know, we haven't built a nuclear weapon since nineteen
39:40
Speaker 2: ninety two. We are way behind the Russians on nukes.
39:44
Speaker 2: We're way behind the Chinese on ship numbers, even though
39:47
Speaker 2: they are as a superior. See what we need to understand.
39:50
Speaker 2: We're not going to be fighting either Russia or China,
39:54
Speaker 2: or Iran or North Korea. We're going to be fighting
39:57
Speaker 2: them all at once. And so we are behind the
40:01
Speaker 2: eight ball. And Trump has been rightly telling NATO that
40:05
Speaker 2: they've got up there defense spending to five percent. Well
40:09
Speaker 2: we got we got to massively up our defense spending
40:12
Speaker 2: as well, and get rid of all the DEI crap
40:16
Speaker 2: and all the woke stuff in the military and refocus
40:20
Speaker 2: the military, build up space force. We've got to go
40:24
Speaker 2: back to Reagan's doctrine of strength, peace through peace through strength.
40:29
Speaker 2: And if we can, if Trump can use our economic
40:34
Speaker 2: power to shore up our allies and rebuild the military,
40:40
Speaker 2: we can bring down we can bring about the final
40:42
Speaker 2: collapse of the evil Empire China, Russia, Iran, North Korol.
40:48
Speaker 2: We can finish all those those governments off without firing
40:51
Speaker 2: a shot, and we can finish Reagan's job for him.
40:54
Speaker 2: And I think that's the great opportunity of the Trump administration.
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Speaker 3: does not care about the waste of taxpayers money. I mean,
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Speaker 3: what communist is ever worried about wasting money? Now, she
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Speaker 3: said that this dude is probably one of the most
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Speaker 3: unintelligent billionaires I've ever met or ever seen or witness,
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Speaker 3: she said, laughing and giggling of Musk. In an Instagram video,
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Speaker 3: she goes, which you know, you can probably even glean
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Speaker 3: that from watching these people on TV. Unquote man oh man,
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Speaker 3: oh man. It just goes to show you and speaking
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Speaker 3: of unintelligence, New York Attorney General Lolita James tells hospitals
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Speaker 3: she's still going to nutsville. She's still raving about ignoring
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Speaker 3: Trump's order protecting miners from sex mutilating drugs and surgeries.
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Speaker 3: And now this story came out a couple of days ago,
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Speaker 3: but she's still on the warpath as of today. Even
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Speaker 3: why is it that so many, all many black American
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Speaker 3: females are just on the war path on behalf of
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Speaker 3: the Maoists, the Stalinists, the Marxists. They're against they are
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Speaker 3: against liberty, they are against life, they are against anything
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Speaker 3: that is that is good. I mean, I'm looking at
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Speaker 3: this video of this woman. She is just frothing at
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Speaker 3: the mouth on behalf of mutilating little children. Sad, sad, sad.
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Speaker 3: But we're gonna win this this this, this this battle,
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Speaker 3: and we're going to shut this stuff down. I believe
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Speaker 3: that children will once again be free in this country
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Speaker 3: to grow up and be taught in the way that
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Speaker 3: they should go so that when they grow up they
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Speaker 3: do not depart, and so on and so on, and
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Speaker 3: the roundoverais American experience is a part of helping this
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Speaker 3: country turn around and go on the way that it
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Speaker 3: should go as one nation under God. But now that
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Speaker 3: I see that my time is up, thank you so
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Speaker 3: much for your time. That's all, folks, accident stage right,
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Speaker 3: And as I always say, at this time, remember and
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Speaker 3: don't you dare forget to pray for your nation, Pray
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Speaker 3: for your family, Pray for your friends and even your
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Speaker 3: enemies that they get it right before too much too late.
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Speaker 3: And also treat others the way you would want to
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Speaker 3: be treated. And until next time, my friends, I'm ron
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Speaker 3: edwards by now.
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