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Speaker 3: This is Brad Smith from Right to Life of Michigan
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Speaker 7: Ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 7: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 7: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 6: Well, good day, good day, hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 6: I'm An Edwards. Welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 6: I am your radio refreshment. Glad to be back with you.
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Speaker 6: And yeah, lots of interesting things going on in and
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Speaker 6: around a country and around the world. But I tell
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Speaker 6: you some very you know. This is called the Land
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Speaker 6: of the Free and the Home of the brave. And
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Speaker 6: we are celebrating our two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. And
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Speaker 6: one of the main reasons why the United States was
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Speaker 6: ever formed in the first place, because we were to
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Speaker 6: recognize our invailable right, one of them being the freedom
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Speaker 6: of religion or freedom from religion. And amongst the things
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Speaker 6: that have always been expected in our society is that
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Speaker 6: we maintain high moral standards and don't forget that everyone
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Speaker 6: has a right to express themselves. You have the right
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Speaker 6: to run your business as you see fit. Others have
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Speaker 6: a right to patronize your business or not, based upon
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Speaker 6: their own proclivities or whatever. But it seems that's increasingly
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Speaker 6: in this so called Land of the Free and Home
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Speaker 6: of the Brave. Lots of people who at one time
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Speaker 6: were always begging the world for tolerance and acceptance and inclusivity,
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Speaker 6: then they came up with diversity. Well, they don't believe
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Speaker 6: in liberty for others. For example, my friends family owned
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Speaker 6: bakery and Minnesota has been targeted by the LGBTQ plus
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Speaker 6: plus plus plus plus plus plus mob for celebrating Nuclear
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Speaker 6: Family Month. Now here on this broadcast we call it
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Speaker 6: heterosexual Month, et cetera. But rather than bow to whatever
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Speaker 6: the PC celebration is being forced upon businesses and in
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Speaker 6: mean any given month, the owners of Carl's Bakery and
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Speaker 6: Coffee Shop and Granted Falls, Minnesota, decided to make June
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Speaker 6: a celebration of something that is important to a family
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Speaker 6: owned business. Now Now, in June, the bakery began celebrating
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Speaker 6: Nuclear Family Month, but it comes with a great car
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Speaker 6: lost in such a blue state as Minnesota, as they
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Speaker 6: are subjected to targeting from the woke LGBTQ plus plus
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Speaker 6: plus plus plus plus plus plus, I don't know how
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Speaker 6: many pluses to go mob Joshua stream Blow. The bakery's
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Speaker 6: owner mentioned that the month long promotion celebrates quote the
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Speaker 6: beauty of God's design and the beauty of God's declared
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Speaker 6: word with respect to these designs, and they went on
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Speaker 6: to say that we want to see that all that
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Speaker 6: God has said is good and true and beautiful celebrated
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Speaker 6: in every sphere of life, and that includes our own businesses,
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Speaker 6: That includes on Main Street in which we live and participate,
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Speaker 6: and the town we have. Generations of life in Carls
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Speaker 6: shared on Facebook on this two hundred and fiftieth anniversary
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Speaker 6: of our great nations founding. The list of troubles that
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Speaker 6: plague us is quite long, from economic woes to general
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Speaker 6: distrust of our institutions, to a preliminary declining national birth rate,
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Speaker 6: to a major breakdown and generational continuity within families that
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Speaker 6: do have children. In short, we find ourselves as a
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Speaker 6: republic or nation or both in rather perilous and tumultuous
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Speaker 6: times and our little town is by no means immune
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Speaker 6: from these woes. Rather than fixating on these woes, however,
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Speaker 6: we would like to focus on our attention on what
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Speaker 6: we believe both Nature's law and Nature's God reveal as
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Speaker 6: the primary building block for any great society, which is
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Speaker 6: the nuclear family. So, out of love for our neighbors
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Speaker 6: in our nation, and in solidarity with our brethren from
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Speaker 6: the great state of Tennessee, for the month June, we
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Speaker 6: wish to celebrate the nuclear family. More importantly, we wish
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Speaker 6: to do so in honor of the only design we
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Speaker 6: believe brings about the multi generational good we seek, the
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Speaker 6: one instituted by our creator, one man and one woman
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Speaker 6: in a covenanial married relationship, eagerly receiving the fruit of
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Speaker 6: their union which our children, as God allows. Along those lines,
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Speaker 6: we will be introducing a number of weekly specials and
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Speaker 6: welcome any and all to join in the fun of
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Speaker 6: a month of the month ahead. That sounds harmless, right,
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Speaker 6: That shouldn't be problematic to anyone. If you don't like
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Speaker 6: those things, you don't have to go to that business.
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Speaker 6: But no, it turns out they're being threatened. Yep, not
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Speaker 6: by people who are angry and just aren't going to
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Speaker 6: go in there and buy anything. No, the LGBTQ plus
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Speaker 6: plus plus plus plus plus Warriors have been threatened, need
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Speaker 6: to kill them, wishing death upon them the business owners
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Speaker 6: hoping that their business burns down. How dare they stand
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Speaker 6: for Christian values? How dare they stand for the traditional family? Now,
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Speaker 6: weren't the leftist the LGBTQ plus plus plus plus plus
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Speaker 6: plus plus plus plus community. Aren't they supposed to be
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Speaker 6: nice and all about inclusion? Well, no, they're not. In
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Speaker 6: order for the LGBTQ plus plus prus plus plus plus
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Speaker 6: plus community to thrive and to grow, they have to
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Speaker 6: be in the grooming business, meaning they latch on like
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Speaker 6: parasites to young people and encourage them, through whatever their
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Speaker 6: weird means, to join the unnatural lifestyle. So the LGBTQ
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Speaker 6: plus plus plus plus plus community, and so that's why
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Speaker 6: the LGBTQ plus plus plus plus warriors have gone to
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Speaker 6: Nutsville and are trying to attack this business owner in
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Speaker 6: the state of Minnesota. So we do pray and hope
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Speaker 6: that those who are you know who appreciate good business,
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Speaker 6: good bakery products, and appreciate the traditional family, God family,
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Speaker 6: country and all of that good stuff to go, and
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Speaker 6: you know, call upon Carl's Bakery in Minnesota and show
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Speaker 6: your support, because these are the kind of businesses, you know,
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Speaker 6: that were once all over this country, these mom and
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Speaker 6: pop type businesses. Did you know that mom and pop
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Speaker 6: businesses have been the backbone, the economic backbone of this
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Speaker 6: country for a long long time. It's the small and
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Speaker 6: medium sized businesses that together form the largest segment of
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Speaker 6: workers in the entire country and produces a large fraction
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Speaker 6: of the middle class of this country as well. And
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Speaker 6: so we do pray for not only this business, but
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Speaker 6: businesses throughout the Republic who simply want to be there
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Speaker 6: to provide a good service or a good product, and
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Speaker 6: they support what they believed God supports and wants for
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Speaker 6: our nation.
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Speaker 2: Well.
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Speaker 6: While many of us throughout the nation were enjoying the
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Speaker 6: Freedom two fifty celebration in fights that occurred on the
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Speaker 6: White House at the White House last evening, immigration and
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Speaker 6: Customs enforcement agents were continuing to arrest illegal water crossers
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Speaker 6: across the United States, including most recently those convicted of
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Speaker 6: child sexual abuse, child abuse, domestic violence, and drug trafficking,
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Speaker 6: among other crimes over the past weekend, including last evening.
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Speaker 6: we're back. This is a runovers American experience. I'm Ron Edwards,
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Speaker 6: of course. And well, you know, one of the things
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Speaker 6: that we always call for in our republic is getting
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Speaker 6: back to higher moral standards. And the reason why we
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Speaker 6: must maintain or re established higher moral standards because good
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Speaker 6: morals or bad morals impact everything from decisions to how
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Speaker 6: things are put together, to how things are taught, et cetera,
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Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera, and how even judges do their job. Now,
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Speaker 6: more Republican lawmakers are backing an effort to impeach a
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Speaker 6: federal judge in Atlanta who was accused of having loud
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Speaker 6: sex in her chambers with a high ranking police officer
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Speaker 6: in the Peach State. And yeah, I went to Breitbart
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Speaker 6: the clerks are walking up and down the hallways there
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Speaker 6: in the building, and you hear this screaming just it's
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Speaker 6: really crazy, and folks are like, wait, what is that
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Speaker 6: And then they look at it's Judge Eleanor Ross's chambers.
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Speaker 6: Her door's closed, of course, but there's this screaming. And
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Speaker 6: they said that over the past. I guess two years.
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Speaker 6: There have been many instances where they hear this screaming.
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Speaker 6: They don't know why there's all this screaming, and you
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Speaker 6: know a little music in the background. And this is
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Speaker 6: again during work hours. So Republicans in Georgia are saying,
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Speaker 6: you know, we're gonna have to impeach this gal because
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Speaker 6: she's not acting like a judge and with a high
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Speaker 6: ranking police officer nonetheless, and it's an Ali Obama appointed
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Speaker 6: federal judge who sent Todd Chris Lee to prison, was
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Speaker 6: called having a loud sex in her chambers during work
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Speaker 6: hours for two years and lie to investigators about it
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Speaker 6: and got nothing but a private rep fromand and see,
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Speaker 6: that's how liberals and left us work together. They can
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Speaker 6: do wrong and whatever, and if they're in control, they'll just,
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Speaker 6: you know, slap each other on the wrist and you know,
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Speaker 6: Katie bar the door. I guess, so they can continue
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Speaker 6: to do what they were doing. But others have gotten
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Speaker 6: wind of this, and so she may be impeached. But
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Speaker 6: then again, those are Republicans calling for that. And you
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Speaker 6: know how Republicans are, They often say the right things.
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Speaker 6: And then they went out of the inn like a
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Speaker 6: flat tire. They just fizzle out. So we'll see how
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Speaker 6: that goes in the Peach State with this federal judge.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's kind of comical. You go to Brightbart
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Speaker 6: News and you can find the video there and then
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Speaker 6: so you hear this screaming and it took them two
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Speaker 6: years to finally go after her. That's kind of funny too.
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Speaker 6: But anyway, in other news, we find that finally the
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Speaker 6: peace deal has been negotiated and President Trump says, all
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Speaker 6: will be fine now we've got a piece steel, and YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 6: And President Trump has said that the strait of her
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Speaker 6: moose will be open, that Iran cannot impose any fees.
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Speaker 6: But Iran turned around and said, the media claims Tehran
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Speaker 6: can impose fees on the strait of her muse. And
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Speaker 6: so it's going to be very interesting to see how
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Speaker 6: this thing turns out. Because everyone knows that the Iranians
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Speaker 6: or the Persians cannot be trusted. You know, actually, no
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Speaker 6: caliphate oriented society can be trusted. And so the only
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Speaker 6: thing that can come out of this situation, if it
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Speaker 6: does turn out to be a good situation, is if
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Speaker 6: the Iranians were really defeated. And see when it comes
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Speaker 6: to people like the Iranians or the Persians and other
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Speaker 6: caliphate oriented people, See, they don't look at victory and
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Speaker 6: defeat the same way we might in the West. See,
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Speaker 6: we look at the defeat as let's say, if a
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Speaker 6: country attacked the United States and they wiped out, oh,
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Speaker 6: I don't know, a good portion of maybe a couple
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Speaker 6: of our cities and maybe a few military bases, most
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Speaker 6: likely here in the United States, we'd be running around saying,
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Speaker 6: oh my god, we're defeated. This is it. And of
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Speaker 6: course our media, I'm sorry, the dragon media, we'll be
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Speaker 6: running around bragging about how we defeat it and this,
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Speaker 6: that and the other. We would take on this connotation
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Speaker 6: of being defeated and embarrassed. Where's Tehran has been bombed
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Speaker 6: like never before, and yet because they have a high
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Speaker 6: level of pride in their society and amongst themselves, no
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Speaker 6: matter what, they come forth with a united front and
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Speaker 6: thus appear to be the victors in this situation. It
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Speaker 6: doesn't matter that we wipe out two, you know, compilations
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Speaker 6: of their government, they reconfigured a third level and so
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Speaker 6: on and so on. I think we should blow you know,
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Speaker 6: we should take care of that third level. But now
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Speaker 6: that the agreement has been finalized, according to President Trump,
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Speaker 6: we shall see. But because of the division we have
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Speaker 6: in this country, and many people in this country are
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Speaker 6: hoping that the Iranians end up on top of this situation,
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Speaker 6: because there's nothing that the Rhinos and the Democrats want
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Speaker 6: more than for President Trump to be embarrassed in this situation,
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Speaker 6: to be defeated so that they can resume in pushing
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Speaker 6: the United States forcibly in the wrong direction totally. And
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Speaker 6: I know part of the agreement is to take all
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Speaker 6: of our military hardware out of the strait of hermuse
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Speaker 6: and we should take some of our military equipment, naval
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Speaker 6: equipment into the Pacific Rim, you know, to offset what
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Speaker 6: China's doing over there. They've been doing a lot of
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Speaker 6: stuff while we've been over there in the Middle East.
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Speaker 6: And this is why I've often said through the years
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Speaker 6: that the United States needs to build two sets of
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Speaker 6: giant navy brigades, one for the East from our East
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Speaker 6: coast to Africa, to Europe and et cetera, that side
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Speaker 6: of the world to the Middle East, and another one
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Speaker 6: for specifically for the Pacific, so that we don't have
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Speaker 6: to worry about Oh, we've got to drag everybody over
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Speaker 6: here and then okay, this is over now, and then
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Speaker 6: addle least we've got to drag a lot of it
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Speaker 6: back over to China. That's crazy because that's playing right
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Speaker 6: into the hands of our enemies who are working together.
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Speaker 6: Let's not forget China, a Tehran or the Persians. The
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Speaker 6: terrorists are working together in orchestration to keep us a
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Speaker 6: bit busy, to keep us draining. Oh and by the way,
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Speaker 6: the third rail, the Ukrainians Zelensky. That's no good. Nick.
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Speaker 6: He's having a one on one with President Trump saying, well,
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Speaker 6: we need more money, we need more of this, we
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Speaker 6: need more of that. Well, if it wasn't for Zolenski,
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Speaker 6: there wouldn't have not have been an original Russian invasion
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Speaker 6: from the beginning, But so many continue to ignore that fact.
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Speaker 6: Crane got itself in that situation. Ukraine needs to be
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Speaker 6: the one to get themselves out, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 6: et cetera. And by the way, I hope that Trump
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Speaker 6: doesn't act like a stupid man and cave in to Zelensky,
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Speaker 6: because let's not forget it was under Zelenski when Uncle
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Speaker 6: Joe Biden was in office. Remember when they were begging
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Speaker 6: us for stuff and we gave them some stuff, and
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Speaker 6: what do they do? Some of those weapons ended up
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Speaker 6: in the hands of cartel members that were being used
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Speaker 6: against US forces on the southern border. What little force
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Speaker 6: was there under the Uncle Joe Biden administration. So yeah,
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Speaker 6: when you know, President Trump sits down with Zelensky just
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Speaker 6: because Zelensky is now acting playing nice, I hope he
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Speaker 6: doesn't forget that Zelensky displayed how he really feels when
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Speaker 6: he came to the White House and disrespected him to
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Speaker 6: his face. He and JD.
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Speaker 6: So anyway, we continue on the Rondovers American experience after this.
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Speaker 6: to the New York Knicks for their victory in the
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Speaker 6: but man, they ended a fifty three year drought against
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Speaker 6: one thing I do frown upon is all the stupid
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Speaker 6: people that went to Nutsville and the streets of New
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Speaker 6: York City, particularly in the area around Times Square. And
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Speaker 6: when you look at some of the pictures around Times Square,
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Speaker 6: that's also kind of frightening in a way. You know
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Speaker 6: and you know, huge billboards and all that, you know,
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Speaker 6: And I know that prior administrations mayors in New York,
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Speaker 6: been going after huge corporations and millionaires and billionaires Bigley
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Speaker 6: and many of them own some of the businesses that
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Speaker 6: area of blaze under beautiful lights for many decades. And
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Speaker 6: it seems that maybe some of those companies are saying,
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Speaker 6: you know, we need. We can just turn out the lights,
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Speaker 6: bring down the curtain. The party's over. The parties over.
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Speaker 6: But it's a kind of a sad sight. Well, at
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Speaker 6: the same time, you see all these people that are
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Speaker 6: going to Nutsville and build. They set a couple of
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Speaker 6: school buses on fire. People were getting beaten up. I mean,
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Speaker 6: what does that have to do with a basketball game?
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Speaker 6: Oh nothing, It's just another excuse for human hyenas to
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Speaker 6: go to Nutsville to destroy and tear things up. That's
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Speaker 6: all on. They lit fireworks, all kinds of stuff. I
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Speaker 6: don't have that much of a problem with fireworks, but
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Speaker 6: all the other stuff they were doing is just downright evil.
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Speaker 6: And for what other than another excuse for destruction. Well,
32:59
Speaker 6: did you know that at being in America? Being in
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Speaker 6: America was abusive? Let me ask you that one more time.
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Speaker 6: of America is abusive? But I didn't know that either.
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Speaker 6: But Robert de Niro is comparing loving America to loving
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Speaker 6: and abusive husband. President Trump's UFC White House event turned
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Speaker 6: into a triumphant celebration of the United States of America
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Speaker 6: and the American spirit. Elsewhere, a bunch of elderly, crinkly
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Speaker 6: hour at the rest home. You had the Yeah, you
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Speaker 6: had people like Julia Roberts. You know, good grief. These
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Speaker 6: people have just on the nutsville. I'm looking at these
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Speaker 6: different celebrities here, Sasha Allen performing a change is going
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Speaker 6: to come, a cheap rendition of the classic that was
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Speaker 6: written and performed by Sam Cook back in the nineteen sixties,
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Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And I'm looking at
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Speaker 6: an alternative Super Bowl halftime show, which did draw a
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Speaker 6: huge audience and looked professional. But this gaggle of idiots
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Speaker 6: being headed up by Robert de Niro and you know,
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34:54
Speaker 6: because they hate Trump, all because they want America to
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Speaker 6: be overrun by They hate ice, etcetera, etcetera. They hate
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Speaker 6: Christian values, they hate our constitution. And this is why
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Speaker 6: I say, and have said many times, that these people
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35:21
Speaker 6: you know, it's about time that those who want good
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Speaker 6: in our republic stop allowing these parasitical beings into your institutions, indi,
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Speaker 6: your whatever, because all they do is come in like
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Speaker 6: a parasite that would come into your body and make
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Speaker 6: you sick. Everywhere the leftists go they putrefy. They did
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Speaker 6: it to the original Ivy League schools. They did it
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Speaker 6: to American education. They did that to education in general.
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Speaker 6: assessment of how life should be, which is basically, they
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Speaker 6: to going forward. It is totally illogical to think that well,
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Speaker 6: did you know that seventy million American voters, probably a
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Speaker 6: little more than that, Our mandate has been strangled, Our
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Speaker 6: The victory was a raw expression of popular sovereignty, met
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Speaker 6: almost before the ink could dry on the election certificates,
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Speaker 6: the immediate business as usual pivot and the Senate Republican
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Speaker 6: leadership signaled a cold reality. The swift elevation of South
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Speaker 6: water thrown upon the populist based For millions of voters,
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Speaker 6: this transition felt less like a changing of the guard
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Speaker 6: and more like a tactical redeployment of the institutional vanguard.
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Speaker 6: Cultural commentators captured the growing fury, noting the profound sentiment
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Speaker 6: bubbling up from the grassroots that the new leadership is
45:26
Speaker 6: viewed as a trojan horse for the uniparty underscoring and
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Speaker 6: utter contempt for the supporters who voted for a transformative agenda.
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Speaker 6: This chasm is not misunderstanding over legislative drafting. It is
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Speaker 6: an extential of conflict between a populism demanding total reform
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Speaker 6: and an oligarchy practicing wooh horrible policies. So to understand
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Speaker 6: new Senate leadership, one must view John Thune not merely
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Speaker 6: as an individual, but as a living symbol of a
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Speaker 6: grand institution of Maybe he's an institutional apparatus, maybe he's
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Speaker 6: a useful idiot who knows, or maybe one of the
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Speaker 6: orchestrators of this upheaval. For many decades, Thune is moved
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Speaker 6: of the Senate Republican Conference leadership as a consummate insider,
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Speaker 6: temperamentally moderate, smooth talking, and fiercely protective of the chambers
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Speaker 6: are Kane traditions, many of which go against constitutional mandates.
46:54
Speaker 6: Under this dynamic, a popular mandate of seventy seven million
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Speaker 6: voters is forced through a strict Senate bottleneck, where it
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Speaker 6: is systematically diluted, delayed, or simply choked up. The institutional
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Speaker 6: Senate relies on procedural norms such as the sixty vote
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Speaker 6: filibuster shield and committee chairperson vetors. Now, those are the
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Speaker 6: defensive armor to neutralize populist legislation while hiding behind the
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Speaker 6: math and saying, oh, we just don't have the votes,
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Speaker 6: which is a big, fat lie because all it takes
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Speaker 6: is are fifty votes for Republicans and bammo, you get
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Speaker 6: the vice president in their fifty one boom. Send it
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Speaker 6: to the President's desk and things are done. However, when
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Speaker 6: you have help from people like Murkowski, very often Susan Collins,
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Speaker 6: and there's often two others that vote against whatever the
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Speaker 6: president wants more so than not. And here we are now,
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Speaker 6: as Democrats routinely threatened to do when pushing their own
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Speaker 6: structural changes. You know, they talk about pushing for a
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Speaker 6: new majority in the Supreme Court, doing away with the
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Speaker 6: filibuster so that they can rule the roost unchallenged by
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Speaker 6: Republicans who don't put up a good fight. Usually anyway,
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Speaker 6: the Republican establishment treats them as ununilateral physicists. Now, this
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Speaker 6: allows leadership to shrug, point to the legislative calendar and
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Speaker 6: blame a lack of bipartisan consensus, satisfying their corporate backers
48:57
Speaker 6: while telling their voters that they tried or we tried,
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Speaker 6: We tried, but we couldn't do it. We tried, and
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Speaker 6: knowing they're telling lies. The institutional arrogance of the Upper
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Speaker 6: Chamber is structurally hardwired by the framers, though weaponized by
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Speaker 6: modern political operatives. While the House of Representatives operates on
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Speaker 6: a two year term length that forces an extremely high
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Speaker 6: vulnerability to voter sentiment and hyper responsiveness to grassroots populous movements.
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Speaker 6: The United States Senate is structurally different, and I propose
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Speaker 6: that we might shorten the terms of senators, maybe to
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Speaker 6: three years. A six year senatorial term was designed to
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Speaker 6: foster stability, but in fact, because of the make up
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Speaker 6: the mental make up of the majority of Republicans today,
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Speaker 6: I say we need to shorten their terms to four
50:11
Speaker 6: or three years. Yet, in the contemporary ecosystem, their long
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Speaker 6: six year term breeds a profound psychological disconnect, keeping senators
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Speaker 6: Because a Senator can spend four out of six years
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Speaker 6: of the very people who elected them. They calculate that
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Speaker 6: by the time their re election cycle rolls around, voter
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Speaker 6: memory will have faded, and that is often the case, unfortunately,
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Speaker 6: or a well fed that blits of slit campaign ads
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Speaker 6: will pacify the public. This long term installation transformed the
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Speaker 6: as a temporary storm to be outlasted rather than an
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Speaker 6: instruction manual to be executed. It is mind boggling how
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Speaker 6: little regard that both you know, I just called it
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Speaker 6: the uniparty, how little regard they have when it comes
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Speaker 6: to constitutional mandates. And so in a private sector, when
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Speaker 6: workers act in such a manner, they are fired. For
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Speaker 6: the most part, they've gotten rid of or at the
51:59
Speaker 6: very least demoted. And so I think it's high time
52:05
Speaker 6: that we the people start pushing for a emotion of
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Speaker 6: senators from six years to three years. It's still be
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Speaker 6: they continue to screw over us over and over again.
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Speaker 6: And when it comes to the Democrats, they're the same
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Speaker 17: You know, there's a story that I told our allies overseas.
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Speaker 3: It was about two fellows that were out hiking in
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Speaker 3: the woods and they suddenly looked up and a grizzly
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Speaker 3: bear was coming over the hill toward them, and the
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Speaker 3: one of them sat down on the ground, immediately reached
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Speaker 3: into his pack, took out a pair of sneakers, took
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Speaker 3: off his boots and started to put on the sneakers,
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Speaker 3: and his friend standing there says, what you don't mean
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Speaker 3: to tell me.
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Speaker 14: You think you can outrun that bear, he said, I
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Speaker 14: don't have to outrun the bear, I just have to
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Speaker 14: outrun you.