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Speaker 1: This is Ronda and you're listening to the Ron Edwards
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Speaker 4: You ladies and gentlemen. It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 4: talk show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now
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Speaker 5: Hello, and good day to you. I'm Run Edwards and
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Speaker 5: welcome to the Run Edwards American Experience and we've got
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Speaker 5: a great show for you lined up today and man
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Speaker 5: great guest too. It's going to be stopping by for
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Speaker 5: a few minutes. Our guest today is Captain Douglas Ernest.
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Speaker 5: He's retired from the US Army and he's going to
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Speaker 5: be talking about his deep love for a country and
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Speaker 5: maybe some of the things that have been going on
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Speaker 5: recently with the military, etc. He participated in Operation Desert
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Speaker 5: Storm and he was on the front lines there. I'm
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Speaker 5: going to talk about that a bit as well. But
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Speaker 5: speaking of no good nicks, Jake Sullivan, you remember that guy,
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Speaker 5: former National Security advisor under Uncle Joe Biden. He told
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Speaker 5: staffords to hold over to the Trump White House to
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Speaker 5: spy on and sabotage President Trump, just like they did
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Speaker 5: in early twenty seventeen. According to investigative reporter Paul Sperry,
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Speaker 5: Jake Sullivan wants nsc underlings like Trump, impeachman whistleblower eric
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Speaker 5: Cia Morella to sabotage President Trump two point zero with
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Speaker 5: leaks to the media. Man oh man, oh man. Now
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Speaker 5: you know, there's a lot of rotten eggs in the
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Speaker 5: world who call themselves human beings. I just don't get.
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Speaker 5: Why is it that people are so desperate to destroy
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Speaker 5: this country and so desperate to work against anyone who's
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Speaker 5: trying to do good for the country. It just I
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Speaker 5: can't say. I shouldn't say it amazes me, because amazing
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Speaker 5: is kind of a positive statement, but it is mind boggling.
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Speaker 5: And other news, you know, mister Putin, he's been he's
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Speaker 5: been talking a little bit recently and he wants to
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Speaker 5: meet with President Trump. And President Trump is warning Vladimir
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Speaker 5: Putin to take a deal as the war isn't doing
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Speaker 5: so well. But see, part of the deal has to
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Speaker 5: be that they will clean out Ukraine. And one of
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Speaker 5: the things that many people in the West have I
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Speaker 5: don't know, ignored, maybe on purpose, maybe some of them
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Speaker 5: are stupid people, but they've ignored the fact that Ukraine
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Speaker 5: has been one of the dirtiest nations in the world
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Speaker 5: world over the past fifty years or so, biolabs, human children, trafficking,
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Speaker 5: experimentation allegedly on children, adrenochrome, you name it. And by
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Speaker 5: the way, mister Zelenski, he's been overseeing the closing of
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Speaker 5: sincere Christian churches in Ukraine. I saw a video not
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Speaker 5: too long ago where they some of his dragoons went
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Speaker 5: into a church and were beating people out of the
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Speaker 5: church with sticks, even elderly women, didn't matter if they
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Speaker 5: were young or old. One of the old ladies was
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Speaker 5: actually walking towards the door as they were all being
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Speaker 5: ushered out, and her hands were up and the guy
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Speaker 5: just whacked her across the back, just wham all. So,
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Speaker 5: these are the kind of people that Putin is talking
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Speaker 5: about and has been talking about for a long time.
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Speaker 5: And let us not for get the other major reason
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Speaker 5: why the physical aspects of this confrontation god rolling, is
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Speaker 5: because NATO had been selling wolf tickets to Putin for
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Speaker 5: many years and been moving the borders of NATO closer
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Speaker 5: and closer to Russia. This after during the nineteen nineties.
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Speaker 5: There was an agreement signed during the Clinton Easter years
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Speaker 5: that NATO would not move one inch closer towards Russia.
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Speaker 5: So NATO has been a wasteful pain in the backside.
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Speaker 5: So I hope when President Trump meets with mister Putin
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Speaker 5: that he comes with all the facts and he deals
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Speaker 5: with him fairly. And I say that because I'm not
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Speaker 5: saying that mister Putin is a good guy or a
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Speaker 5: bad guy. In many ways, he's been a lot better
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Speaker 5: for his country than up until today or yesterday, then
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Speaker 5: the government of the United States has been for our country.
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Speaker 5: So you got to respect the guy for that. And
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Speaker 5: he's been against major wars and conflicts because he and
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Speaker 5: China and North Korea could have jumped all over the
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Speaker 5: United States of America during the Ali Obama years. So
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Speaker 5: we have to deal fairly with our adversaries, and we
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Speaker 5: have to deal strongly with the worst adversaries, like the
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Speaker 5: terrorist and like China. China is a much worse problem
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Speaker 5: than Putin even wants to be. And we must not
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Speaker 5: forget North Korea either. Rocketman, and I think this is
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Speaker 5: my opinion, but I think mister Zelenski is the worst
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Speaker 5: enemy of the United States than Putin is. He's a
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Speaker 5: scandalous individual. He's a slime ball to his own people.
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Speaker 5: And by the way, if you really want to get
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Speaker 5: into the truth, the Zolensky you see now is not
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Speaker 5: the original Zolensky, who was a good guy who all
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Speaker 5: of a sudden disappeared. And here this guy pops up,
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Speaker 5: who was a comedian who played pianos with his testicles.
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Speaker 5: So you know, this is the kind of crap we're
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Speaker 5: dealing with right now. A testicle piano player, and you
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Speaker 5: know it is what it is. I'm telling you the truth.
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Speaker 5: So as we, you know, look and celebrate the fact
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Speaker 5: that we have a real president now that cares about
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Speaker 5: the country. I will emphasize this every single day that
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Speaker 5: it's really up to we the people. It really is
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Speaker 5: because it's because of the activation of we the people.
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Speaker 5: The Trump is in the White House. It is because
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Speaker 5: the effectual prayers of many people that Trump is in
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Speaker 5: the White House. And those things together will ensure that
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Speaker 5: Trump succeeds and not just Trump. And see, this success
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Speaker 5: has to trickle down all the way down to the
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Speaker 5: local dog catcher literally, because all politics technically is local.
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Speaker 5: A bit of good news, my friends. Judge Eileen Cannon
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Speaker 5: blocked today the Justice Department from sharing Jack Smith's classified
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Speaker 5: documents with Congress.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 5: Last Friday, Judge Cannon, during a hearing, appeared skeptical of
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Speaker 5: Mary Garland's plan to give Jack Smith's Volume two final
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Speaker 5: asked the Department of Justice lawyers why they needed to
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Speaker 5: show the classified documents to lawmakers. The judge also asked
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Speaker 5: if the final report was safeguarded from being leaked to
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Speaker 5: the public, and even I know it wasn't. So it
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Speaker 1: This is Captain Douglas Ernest US Army Armor retired. You're
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Speaker 1: listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 5: Don Hey, we're back. This is Around Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 5: And how are you doing today? I know America is
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Speaker 5: doing a lot better. It's just been it's been less
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Speaker 5: than well. It has been twenty four hours, twenty four hours,
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Speaker 5: twenty three hours and eighteen minutes anyway since President Trump
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Speaker 5: has been sworn into office, and boy, oh boy, you
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Speaker 5: can you know there's such a such a much better
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Speaker 5: feeling throughout the republic. And if we keep government officials
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Speaker 5: feet to the fire, things are going to get a
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Speaker 5: lot a lot better. Anyway, Let's turn to our guest
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Speaker 5: right now. His name is Captain Douglas Earnstent. He was
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Speaker 5: involved in Operation Desert Storm and he was on the
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Speaker 5: front line there and he did some incredible things on
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Speaker 5: the battlefield. And while serving his country, Douglas also nurtured
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Speaker 5: a passion for business. He ventured into the automotive industry,
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Speaker 5: and we'll talk about that with him now. And hello captain,
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Speaker 5: and welcome to the Rond Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Ron, how were you out there today? Oh?
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Speaker 5: Super loving this beautiful winter day. And thank you for
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Speaker 5: your service to our republic and God speed for that, sir.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate that kindly. Thank you.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Now, when you when you think back to Operation
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Speaker 5: Desert Storm and.
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Speaker 1: What was it like.
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Speaker 5: As a civilian who's never been on a real battlefield,
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Speaker 5: what was it it like going into that situation? And
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Speaker 5: I guess with the details that have come out in
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Speaker 5: more recent years, what do you think do you think
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Speaker 5: still think that we were right to go in there?
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Speaker 1: That's a great question, Ryn. You know, first of all,
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Speaker 1: I joined the army when I was seventeen years old
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Speaker 1: and joined something called the infantry because that was the
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Speaker 1: job that pages the most money. To go to college.
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Speaker 1: So I joined that when I turned seventeen years old,
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Speaker 1: and within seven months of joining the army, finishing infantry
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Speaker 1: training at Airborne School, I was in Saudi Arabia on
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Speaker 1: the battlefield. I arrived two months before we had our
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Speaker 1: LB alignment departure to go drive Saddam Hussein, Republican Guard
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Speaker 1: off the battlefield. And I didn't have any idea what
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Speaker 1: I was doing. Back then, I had been subject to
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Speaker 1: just the leaders, and I had great readers. I had
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Speaker 1: awesome men and women that told me what to do,
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Speaker 1: guided me, kept me because I was actually terrifiedly on belief,
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Speaker 1: I thought I was going to die. So that's all
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Speaker 1: my other fellow soldiers, we all thought we were going
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Speaker 1: to die. I get named get Gas because that's what
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Speaker 1: the mainstream media was telling us when our parents would
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Speaker 1: send us newspapers and so forth. And we all know
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Speaker 1: how the mainstream media has a tendency to overexaggerate the
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Speaker 1: truth and sometimes just blatant me outright.
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Speaker 4: Wy wow.
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Speaker 5: And looking back in the takedown of As of the George,
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Speaker 5: Herbert Walker Bush used to call him Sadam Hussein. Do
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Speaker 5: you think that that was a good idea or do
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Speaker 5: you think that by taking him down things got worse.
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Speaker 1: I think that one hundred you know, this is you
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Speaker 1: coming thirty five years later after being on that warned,
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Speaker 1: being in two other conflicts, But it doesn't seem like
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Speaker 1: it was worth what sacrifice At that time we went
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Speaker 1: on the other side of the world. We were told
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Speaker 1: we were patriots and that we were going to protect
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Speaker 1: the world from tyranny. But in essence we were there
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Speaker 1: to protect the oil and protect the resources of that country.
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Speaker 1: That was the only pretty much the focus of what
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Speaker 1: we were there. When we got told to guard something,
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Speaker 1: it was the oil, the resources, the refinery. Looking back, no,
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Speaker 1: because hundreds of thousands of people died, you know when
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Speaker 1: we had about seventy deaths during that ground war, but
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Speaker 1: we had thousands of injuries, and we had people in
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Speaker 1: that part of the country where they were just oblidiated.
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Speaker 1: We literally just the Kuwait infrastructure was destroyed and then
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Speaker 1: we just leveled it. So, you know, regret no, because
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Speaker 1: I was told to do this for my country as
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Speaker 1: part of being a patriot. But hindsight, if I was
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Speaker 1: in charge, I would have asked to find a better
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Speaker 1: way to make a peace agreement because all the people
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Speaker 1: that suffer and these conflicts are going to be the women, children,
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Speaker 1: the elderly, the old, the people that can't defend themselves.
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Speaker 1: A soldier has tactical equipment, they have weapons, they have intelligence,
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Speaker 1: they can divert and get out of harm's way. But
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Speaker 1: the children, the women, they can't. And to me, you know,
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Speaker 1: if they got older, I had a sense of you know,
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Speaker 1: guilt that came with my actions in these war fields.
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Speaker 1: And you know, I love President Trump's message and Pete
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Speaker 1: Hagsas's message, which is peace through strength, and that is
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Speaker 1: you make the strongest gosstarn best military in the world, funded,
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Speaker 1: train them, make the best war fighters on the planet,
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Speaker 1: and you're not going to have any wars because nobody
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Speaker 1: wants to mess with that war fighter or that battalion
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Speaker 1: of that brigade or that division. So that's my you know,
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Speaker 1: when I became a Trump supporter, you know, eight nine
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Speaker 1: years ago, that was what I just was so impressed
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Speaker 1: by President Trump's administration that they don't want conflict. You know,
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Speaker 1: it used to be when I was a kid, that kid,
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Speaker 1: I mean seventeen, eighteen, nineteen years old, in these conflicts
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Speaker 1: that the Republicans were the warmongerers, and they were the
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Speaker 1: ones always trying to go, go go, you know, George
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Speaker 1: Bush one, go go go, George Bush. Two. We went
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Speaker 1: and attacked the Iraqis for weapons that weren't there. If
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Speaker 1: you remember, you recall that, you know we were told
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Speaker 1: another time was patriots that were going to be helping
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Speaker 1: serve the American help served those less sports in and
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Speaker 1: around the world. And looking back, I know it was
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Speaker 1: a complete line. And I love President Trump's administration with
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Speaker 1: their approach, their perspective, the frameworks that they advance on
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Speaker 1: keeping peace globally through strength, and that has been the
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Speaker 1: most successful operation and history and mankind going back two
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Speaker 1: thousand years of the birth of Christ that has worked well.
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Speaker 1: Now the last four years we've had the exact opposite.
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Speaker 1: We have had the Biden administration disparage the troops, disparage
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Speaker 1: the war fighters implemat experiment programs, and a lot of
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Speaker 1: these warfighters have left the military. Right now, I get
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Speaker 1: called in the last couple of years hundreds of calls,
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Speaker 1: text messages from my friends and family asking me to
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Speaker 1: talk to their family, their kids, their seventeen eighteen year
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Speaker 1: olds that are considering military service, and the number one
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Speaker 1: question I would be asked, would you join the military
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Speaker 1: with what's going on, the scumstances with the Biden administration.
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Speaker 1: And my answer has always been absolutely, because one day
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Speaker 1: that pendulum will swing and you will have warfighters put
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Speaker 1: back into the Pentagon, into the White House, And right
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Speaker 1: now is the most important time that you can serve
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Speaker 1: your country. And I know now the Lord has blessed
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Speaker 1: us with President and Trump being elected and Pete Heigser
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Speaker 1: hopefully you know, leading the Secretary of Defense position. But
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Speaker 1: that was the absolute right decision because if you're a
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Speaker 1: soldier today, if you're a warfighter and airman, a marine,
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Speaker 1: if you're in the Coastguard, today is probably the most
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Speaker 1: plurific and happiest time and forward looking time and history
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Speaker 1: of our nation.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, real quick, we just have a few minutes left.
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Speaker 5: But do you think that there is a time when
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Speaker 5: military warfare would be necessary?
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Speaker 1: Absolutely? And we saw that and mostly you know, Donald rumsfed,
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Speaker 1: Donald Rumsfeld, like camer don't like can. He had the
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Speaker 1: framework for shock and all you shock the enemy, you
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Speaker 1: all the enemy, and then you stop the enemy and
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Speaker 1: you force them to retreat so that you have the
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Speaker 1: least loss of life for both our soldiers, their soldiers
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Speaker 1: and the civilians, the collateral governments in that area. So absolutely,
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Speaker 1: you know, when Almas attacked Israel, absolutely you need military intervention.
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Speaker 1: You can't allow your nation to be attacked in that circumstances.
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Speaker 1: So absolutely there's a time, But there's a there's not.
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Speaker 1: My ideal war framework is not encompassed three years of
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Speaker 1: a Ukraine war, two years of a Gaza Israel war.
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Speaker 1: It reencompasses shocking, all destroying the enemy, fast, swift and
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Speaker 1: get them off the battlefield and then go back and
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Speaker 1: repair that nation or then backtracks if you take your kids,
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Speaker 1: your soldiers, your airm in your marine's home.
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Speaker 5: Now, since your retirement in the military, you are now
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Speaker 5: doing very well operating the largest corvette dealership in the Southwest.
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Speaker 5: I believe it's in the Dallas Fort Worth area. And
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Speaker 5: you know, Corvette's happened to be one of my favorite cars.
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Speaker 5: And how is that going? How has it been going,
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Speaker 5: especially over the past four years.
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Speaker 1: That's another great question, sir, And that's you know, that's
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Speaker 1: another question I'm asked by our customers. I put these
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Speaker 1: twenty seven years, I've done the Corvette warehouse as a
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Speaker 1: hobby and then later when I actually got out of
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Speaker 1: the military, I turned it into a full time business.
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Speaker 1: So I've been doing this about twenty seven years and
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Speaker 1: the last two to three years have been the most
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Speaker 1: horrific time in my business. Now, I'm not going to
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Speaker 1: sit back here and disparage President by and he's already
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Speaker 1: been disparaged enough by the entire globe. And we see
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Speaker 1: this all of the news media going on, and I
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Speaker 1: just believe the economic policy of the Biden administration destroyed
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Speaker 5: Absolutely well, Sarah, I want to thank you for joining
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Speaker 5: us today and much blessings to your business in the
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Speaker 5: days ahead, and which I think we're going to have
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Speaker 5: some very good days if we keep our nose to
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Speaker 5: the grindstone and continue to push for the cleaning out
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Speaker 5: of our government and restoring true liberty, et cetera in
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Speaker 11: Boys are boys from the beginning. If you were born
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Speaker 12: Stay a boy.
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Speaker 11: Girls are girls right from the start. If you were
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Speaker 5: Hey we're back. This is around Edwards American Experience. And
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Speaker 5: you know, it's great that we have a president that
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Speaker 5: understands and recognizes, Hey, it's only boys and girls or
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Speaker 5: men and women. Two. That's it to sexist, and that's
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Speaker 5: that's how God made it. So the government is going
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Speaker 5: to be cleaned up in that regard and will now
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Speaker 5: recognize girls and boys and men and women, bringing normalcy
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Speaker 5: back to America. Well, in other news, this is kind
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Speaker 5: of a sad story. In the great State of Texas,
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Speaker 5: a teenager who rated out his own father to the
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Speaker 5: FBI is reeling from President Trump's decision to part in
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Speaker 5: January sixth protesters who, in my humble opinion, most of them,
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Speaker 5: did no harm. Jackson A. Refitt, whose father, Gary Reffitt,
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Speaker 5: was sentenced to over seven years in prison for his
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Speaker 5: role in the twenty twenty president election, they said protests,
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Speaker 5: and he spoke to a CNN after President Trump announced
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Speaker 5: that he would be pardoning all of those involved. And
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Speaker 5: now he says that I've taken as many precautions as
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Speaker 5: I could. Recently, I've picked up a gun, I've moved,
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Speaker 5: and I've gotten myself away from what I thought would
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Speaker 5: be a dangerous situation and staying where I thought my
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Speaker 5: dad could find me or other people. However, Jackson is
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Speaker 5: at least showing remorse for his actions, which included wire
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Speaker 5: tapping conversations that would be used to incriminate his own dad,
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Speaker 5: who was only in Washington, d c. As a patriot,
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Speaker 5: joining with fellow patriots to protest against government tyranny.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 5: Sometimes family can be really, really dangerous, especially if you're
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Speaker 5: on the side of right anyway. But I'm glad that
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Speaker 5: the dad is out, and speaking of folks, that we're
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Speaker 5: glad about Tom Calwell, who's going to be on the
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Speaker 5: show on the twenty eighth of this month. You know,
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Speaker 5: even though most of the J sixers will pardon, he
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Speaker 5: did not get a pardon. He got a commutation, which
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Speaker 5: basically says that hey, there's no more you're not going
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Speaker 5: to have any more problems. We're not coming after you.
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Speaker 5: You're done, and you know you're free with time served.
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Speaker 5: But that is not a full pardon, and so we
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Speaker 5: need to pray for him, and there's anything we can
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Speaker 5: do to convince President Trump to give him a full pardon,
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Speaker 5: and hopefully that will happen and not to this in future.
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Speaker 5: I'm sure if President Trump gets the full truth about
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Speaker 5: his situation, that he will have no problem in giving
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Speaker 5: Tom called Well a pardon. And again we look forward
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Speaker 5: to having him on the show on the twenty eighth.
32:56
Speaker 5: And I and very optimistic about things going on. Even
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Speaker 5: in the world. Many of the European leaders are already saying, oh,
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Speaker 5: we're glad that you all have a real president back,
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Speaker 5: even though in the past some of them had reservations
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Speaker 5: about dealing with Trump because you know, they didn't like
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Speaker 5: how Trump was standing up to them and telling them, hey,
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Speaker 5: you got to pay your fair share for our protection.
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Speaker 5: And to be honest with you, they should be pulling
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Speaker 5: all of the financial burden for protection that we are providing.
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Speaker 5: And to tell them, well, you've got to pay up
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Speaker 5: to five percent, No, I think they should pay one
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Speaker 5: hundred percent of whatever it costs for this nation to
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Speaker 5: protect them. I mean the European Union. Those are very
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Speaker 5: wealthy nations collectively, and a couple of them have among
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Speaker 5: the ten largest economies in the world. So they should
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Speaker 5: not have a I mean, if we're supplying the weapons,
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Speaker 5: right and and and and you know, and maybe some
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Speaker 5: military backup, some soldiers or whatever, they should be paying
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Speaker 5: us full rate. And I think Trump was being nice
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Speaker 5: by saying, well, you need to pay up to five percent.
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Speaker 5: I think he was being a nice guy. But remember
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Speaker 5: when they were pushing back and all that, but he
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Speaker 5: held his ground and they started paying up. But uh,
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Speaker 5: you know, these these these these nations, they have been
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Speaker 5: so ungrateful. And the United States of America, I mean,
34:41
Speaker 5: when you really look at it, we have been basically
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Speaker 5: screwed over since the Marshall Plan. It was the United
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Speaker 5: States of America that basically paid for the rebuilding of
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Speaker 5: Europe after Germany did most of the damage. I mean,
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Speaker 5: we over there. We first of all paid for our
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Speaker 5: soldiers in our military hardware to go over to Europe
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Speaker 5: to save Europe from itself, from Germany and from Mussolini
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Speaker 5: and Italy. Then we turned around and said, well, we'll
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Speaker 5: pay for your total rebuild. And many European nations were
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Speaker 5: not very grateful. I mean as early as the nineteen
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Speaker 5: sixties and the seventies they were saying, those dumb Americans,
35:37
Speaker 5: and this is quite common. We've been a very very
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Speaker 5: nice nation. Yes, have we made mistakes, Yes, absolutely. Who
35:43
Speaker 5: hasn't showed me an individual who has not made mistakes
35:48
Speaker 5: and he's either not been born or he's dead, so
35:52
Speaker 5: we can't make any more mistakes. But America has done
35:56
Speaker 5: The United States of America has done many great things,
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Speaker 5: and I think the world for the most part, has
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Speaker 5: been very ungrateful. I mean, we produced a Panama Canal.
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Speaker 5: Can you imagine if you were to add up the
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Speaker 5: trillions and trillions of dollars that have been saved by
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Speaker 5: nations all over the world by utilizing the Panama Canal,
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Speaker 5: And what do we get in return? First, we got
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Speaker 5: a gump. Okay, we got a gump as a president
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Speaker 5: who decided to give it to Panama for a buck.
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Speaker 5: But in that giveaway, at least Carter was smart enough
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Speaker 5: to make sure that in that agreement and it was signed,
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Speaker 5: that it would remain under Panama control and if any
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Speaker 5: other foreign Nation grabbed control of it, then we had
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Speaker 5: the right to go down there and take it back. Well,
36:52
Speaker 5: that agreement has not been scratched. And hear if you
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Speaker 5: hear about President Trump decided and go down there and
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Speaker 5: take it back. I don't want any of you people
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Speaker 5: going in nuts feeling and saying, oh, he's being militaristic,
37:04
Speaker 5: he's being wrong, yah and YadA. Yeah, No, he's being right,
37:07
Speaker 5: or he would be right if he decides to do that,
37:09
Speaker 5: because it is very advantageous to have the Panama Canal.
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Speaker 5: And by the way, over the past forty years there
37:16
Speaker 5: have been no major repairs and it is in need
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Speaker 5: of repair badly. Them they're there. If you if you
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Speaker 5: were to take a screenshot right now of the Panama
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Speaker 5: Canal region, you would see dozens and dozens of ships
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Speaker 5: that are backed up because now it takes such a
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Speaker 5: long time to get through the canal because the locks
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Speaker 5: operate much more slowly. They don't load up or empty
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Speaker 5: as fast as they as they used to because of
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Speaker 5: the agent of the of the thing. And so that's
37:46
Speaker 5: that's that's the situation that we have. And so I
37:49
Speaker 5: hope that if he's pushed, the President Trump goes ahead
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Speaker 5: and says, you know what, We're going to go and
37:55
Speaker 5: take the thing. Wow, this is something that was just
37:57
Speaker 5: brought to my attention. Franklin Graham says that the National
38:02
Speaker 5: Cathedral has fallen into the hands of the LGBT activist,
38:07
Speaker 5: so it's not surprising a lady bishop spewed hate at
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Speaker 5: Donald Trump at their gathering at the National Cathedral. And
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Speaker 5: I like what he says here, says it's become a
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Speaker 5: sanctuary of Satan. And most of those great churches around
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Speaker 5: the country, whether it's Riverside Church in New York and
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Speaker 5: other historical edifice, I couldn't wait to visit it when
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Speaker 5: I lived there and went to service there one time.
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Speaker 5: One time. I hadn't come to Christ then, but you know,
38:37
Speaker 5: I still would go to church, and I knew enough
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Speaker 5: to know that man, those people were full of you
38:45
Speaker 5: know what, and they were very liberal. They were very Oh,
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Speaker 5: I'm like, wait a minute, these people are not representing
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Speaker 5: God at all. And it's the same thing at the
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Speaker 5: National Cathedral, probably like that at Saint Patrick's Cathedral in
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Speaker 5: New York or Saint John's Cathedral in Cleveland. These major
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Speaker 5: large churches Episcopalian and some of the large major Catholic churches,
39:11
Speaker 5: they're very, very leftists. Now they're way past liberal, way
39:17
Speaker 5: past liberal. These their stoneface, hate filled leftists. And it's
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Speaker 5: a shame because you know, you would seem very simple
39:28
Speaker 5: that if you call yourself a leader in the church right,
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Speaker 5: which is under the banner of Christ.
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Speaker 5: So if you read the instruction manual known as the Bible,
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Speaker 5: I mean simple things like what the oh, let's see
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Speaker 5: the Ten Commandments, the Book of Levitica's you go into Mark,
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Speaker 5: you go into other parts, Luke, et cetera. You learn
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Speaker 5: how to live, and you learn how to teach. You
40:00
Speaker 5: learn how to teach, and it's real simple. It's not easy,
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Speaker 5: but it's simple, and you teach according to that. But
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Speaker 5: the way they instruct in many churches today, it's like
40:21
Speaker 5: if you go to driver education, right, and you're supposed
40:25
Speaker 5: to be learning how to drive cars, but they don't
40:31
Speaker 5: instruct you on how to use the brakes. So what
40:35
Speaker 5: do you do. You go out there and it's just
40:37
Speaker 5: a hot mess. You're crashing and do everywhere, or you're
40:42
Speaker 5: running into things. It's crazy stuff. And that's how they
40:50
Speaker 5: instruct in a lot of places. That's why they call
40:53
Speaker 5: it cemetery school instead of seminary. And then you wonder
40:58
Speaker 5: why the Republic has has gone the way she's gone.
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Speaker 5: When it comes to morality, if it's not taught, it
41:06
Speaker 5: cannot be known. And you have for the most part
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Speaker 5: what's going on today. But the good news is that
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Speaker 5: it got so bad over the past four years. Many
41:19
Speaker 5: I believe a majority of Americans are saying, you know,
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Speaker 5: there's got to be a better way. We've got to
41:24
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41:50
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Speaker 5: Trump kept at least forty six promises already, and that
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Speaker 5: hostages in prison or jail to find the pardon President
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Speaker 5: Trump signed just yesterday. Now, I think that the President
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46:11
Speaker 5: these hostages American hostages. They are now American hostages because
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Speaker 5: He signed it. Let him go, let my people go. Okay,
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Speaker 5: I I I just would. Even if it broke a law,
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Speaker 5: it's better. I would. I would pray, I would play
46:53
Speaker 5: ignorant and just get them out because they were unjustly
46:59
Speaker 5: a lot up in the first place. From day one,
47:05
Speaker 5: they were treated as if they were in North Korea.
47:11
Speaker 5: I mean, if that's not enough reason for you to
47:13
Speaker 5: understand why we can never ever allow the leftists to
47:18
Speaker 5: get into control of the government again. That's it right there,
47:22
Speaker 5: because if they're willing to throw them in jail for
47:27
Speaker 5: doing nothing wrong. And then on top of that, Michael Bird,
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Speaker 5: let's not forget that guy. I'm not going to let
47:33
Speaker 5: people forget that guy, Camfita police officer Michael Byrd. He
47:38
Speaker 5: gets rewarded with a huge rais after shooting down an
47:44
Speaker 5: unarmed Ashley Bobbitt. She was unarmed and in fact, she
47:52
Speaker 5: was trying to keep order on the stairs there. They
47:55
Speaker 5: were coming up the stairs, but no one was actually
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Speaker 5: being violent. No one had a gun. She definitely did
48:02
Speaker 5: not have a gun, and what does you do? Blows
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Speaker 5: her away just because he felt like it. And the
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Speaker 5: fact that they rewarded that man with the huge rays
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Speaker 5: without any possibility for punishment, hopefully he didn't get a
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Speaker 5: pardon is tells you a lot about the thinking processes
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Speaker 5: of democrats and leftists in general and what side and
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Speaker 5: whose side they really are on. And it's not the
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Speaker 5: side of we the people or God. They're not they're not.
48:38
Speaker 5: They are against us, and we have to govern ourselves accordingly,
48:44
Speaker 5: and we have to continue to get our act together
48:47
Speaker 5: so that we are not allowed to get under this
48:52
Speaker 5: type of a situation again. We should have learned many things.
48:56
Speaker 5: One thing, if there's anything good that I can say
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Speaker 5: about the Uncle Joe BiH administration, is that it taught
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Speaker 5: Americans a lesson about what can happen when you don't
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Speaker 5: respect and honor God, when you don't respect and honor
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Speaker 5: his many blessings that He's bestowed upon this beautiful republic,
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Speaker 5: when you don't govern yourself according to the correct statues
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Speaker 5: enumerated not only in the Bible, but in our constitution.
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Speaker 5: This is a constitutional limited republic, not a democracy, not
49:29
Speaker 5: a mobiocracy. And so, my friends, hey, we lived through
49:36
Speaker 5: a horrible lesson. And in my humble opinion, I don't
49:41
Speaker 5: know about about your opinion in this regard, but what
49:46
Speaker 5: we went through was bad enough. We do not have
49:51
Speaker 5: to go through a complete transformation into a giant version
49:56
Speaker 5: of Venezuela or North Korea. We don't have to go
49:58
Speaker 5: through that. I think we're intelligent to understand, hey, there's bad, good,
50:02
Speaker 5: there's you know, there are polar opposites, and that we
50:10
Speaker 5: must choose what is good. We must be willing to
50:15
Speaker 5: stand up for a more righteous standard in this country
50:20
Speaker 5: so that we continue to get righteous results, and.
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Speaker 3: We've got a.
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Speaker 5: Window of opportunity to set things straight not only for ourselves,
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Speaker 5: but as I often say, for our children and our
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Speaker 5: children's children and beyond, because we don't want to go through. Okay,
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Speaker 5: we've got four good years with President Trump, and then
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Speaker 5: we fall off the wagon again. Because if we're foolish
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Speaker 5: enough not to really stand up right now while we
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Speaker 5: have this, this window of opportunity, if we don't do
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Speaker 5: what is right now, in this time of liberty and
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Speaker 5: this time, this coming time of blessing, then shame on us.
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Speaker 5: But I believe I have faith that we will come
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Speaker 5: together as Americans and do the right thing, like Trump
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Speaker 5: doing the right thing signing executive order to withdraw the
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Speaker 5: United States from globalist World Health Organization. Thank God, Hallelujah
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Speaker 5: passed the butter. But he's got to go further than that.
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Speaker 5: We've got to get away from a world Economic forum.
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Speaker 5: And you know this is only my opinion, but he
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Speaker 5: needs to kick the United States the hell out of
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Speaker 5: the United States of America. Get it out, get that
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Speaker 5: dirt bag organization out out, I mean now, and turn
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Speaker 5: that apart. That United nations building into a condominium. Seriously,
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Speaker 5: it's a bee hide of evil that needs to be
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Speaker 5: you know. Tell them to shuffle on back to UH
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Speaker 5: to Europe. They can hang out there. I'm Ron Edwards
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Speaker 5: and now that I see that, my time is up.
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Speaker 5: Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 3: That's all folks, axident stage.
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Speaker 5: Right, And as I always say, remember to pray for
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Speaker 5: your nation, Pray for your family, your friends, and even
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Speaker 5: your enemies that they get it right before it's too long.
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Speaker 5: And don't forget to treat others the same way you
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Speaker 5: would want to be treated until next time. My friends,
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Speaker 5: I'm Ron Edwards. My now you.
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Speaker 10: Change order, should make the new connection to everyone.
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Speaker 12: Let's lead the way the way to the right. Just day,
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Speaker 12: hit you righteous day.
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Speaker 3: Everyone is love and affection.
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Speaker 12: Cause I don't think come in, my lord, one a dollar,
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Speaker 12: My mother trust one adolla her know one another. No
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Speaker 12: one a dollar. Now come on,