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This is Freedom chat. Holy crap.
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All right, so I have been running late.
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I apologize. Allow me to explain everybody.
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That was. Hey.
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Yeah, man. So my birthday was Thursday.
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No, Friday. I turned 57 and my daughter had
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bought me a birthday present. It was a book.
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And that book was fishing. It was a fishing instruction
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that when you read it, it makes you laugh.
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Your cut off because using these 317 essential skills not 300,
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not 300 and 23117. Which leads me to ask a lot of
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questions. First question is what the hell
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happened to the remaining 3 to get to 320?
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Second question is why couldn't you subtract it to get it to
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3:15? This is the same sense of humor
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that my daughter has because those are the same things that
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she was thinking. So I text my brother and I'm
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talking to my brother. You guys going to have to ride
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with this one. This is going to take a few
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minutes. All right, So I text my brother
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and I say, hey, did you know that it takes 300 and 617
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essential skills to catch giant fish?
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This turns into a conversation between me and my brother, which
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culminated in me going fishing with him at Chatfield this
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morning from 6:30 to 9:30 and me breaking a couple of speed
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limits to get back here, which I did.
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And here I am. And I was only, what, 9 minutes
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late. So I apologize for being late.
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We have a lot to cover in a very short period of time.
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And what I want to start out with is, by the way, good
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morning, Dennis to TOTAL Chaos, right?
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Good. Morning, I hope you had a great
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birthday, Sir. I did, considering that my best
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friend almost died the day before my birthday and he's
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still alive. You know what?
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Blessed. Just you know what?
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Small miracles. Good to hear.
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Every every day is a small miracle.
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If you're up and you're vertical, you need to just thank
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God that you're up and that you're vertical, man, I'm just
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telling you that that is the truth.
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That is 100% the truth. Yeah, I got a question for you.
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Did you I got an answer. I hope.
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Did you request that President Trump give you a birthday
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present called Operation Midnight Hammer?
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You know, it's funny you brought that up because I was going to
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bring that up. Hey, guess who we got?
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We got my mom. We got my mom's forehead.
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Come. On Kayla tired you doing I'll.
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Turn it to landscape. Be sure your your vertical.
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We need you horizontal right? Put your put your phone onto
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landscape there. You.
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Go Yeah, there you go. There, there we are.
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All right. So we may have a couple more
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people on. I'm not sure yet.
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I invited about four or five people and they're going from
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there. All right, so it is hectic.
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Let's let's talk about what happened last night.
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And, and here's The funny thing about the about freedom chat.
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Freedom Chat is a free for all from the previous week.
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Everything that we do is based around the events of the
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previous week. The fun part about doing that is
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with this administration, OK? With the last administration,
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you knew what you had every day and you know what you had every
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week. With this administration, Oh my
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God, there has not been a single week that we haven't gone all
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the way up to Friday and Saturday and had something just
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completely blow everything up and it just.
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Happened hasn't not been boring, right?
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Not been boring. So let's talk about a couple of
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things and I'm going to start off with this.
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He the the President talked about two weeks, but he didn't
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know that's what he but he did put it a time.
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He didn't put a timeline. He did put a timeline of two
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weeks. Am I right or am I wrong?
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Correct. OK.
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If in those two weeks he gets absolutely nothing from Iran, he
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can and will execute the thing that he executed last night, OK?
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I do not feel deceived, I do not feel like he lied to us.
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I do not feel like he was acting improper.
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And thanks to the war part War Powers Resolution, which was
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signed into law and I believe 57, he was within his authority
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to exercise a military strike without a formal declaration of
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war. So let's put that into context.
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This nation has had Vietnam, OK, before Vietnam, Korea, Vietnam,
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Grenada, Desert Shield, Desert Storm Panama, which was before
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Desert Shield, Desert storm Iraq, and it was actually
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Afghanistan and then Iraq, OK. So by my calculations, that's 7
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or 8 conflicts with boots on ground, OK, without a formal
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declaration of war. And before anybody tells me
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that's unconstitutional, if there was no such thing called a
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War Powers Resolution, you would be correct.
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Boots on ground equal war and should require a formal
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declaration of war which can only be granted by Congress.
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This is what happened. Congress looked at the conflict
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in Korea and said we don't want a full declaration of war, but
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we need to bring troops there. How do we solve that conundrum?
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I know what we'll do. We'll give the president the
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authority to go right to the edge of actual warfare and call
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it something different In the, in the the in in reference to
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Korea and Vietnam. They were both called police
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exercises or whatever it was that they called them, but they
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did not call them war because calling it a war.
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Mark, don't forget, they were, they were under the under the
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UN's police action bullshit, which is also where we ended up
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in Somalia and other places too. So mom, Mom.
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This is what I'm getting at. They call it a police action or
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they call it an exercise or they call it an operation, which is
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basically a go around from actually declaring war.
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So when you hear and when, what I'm getting at with this is I
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personally think he should have waited at least a week.
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He was he, he literally gave them two weeks on Thursday and
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then on Saturday they executed the air strikes and they
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executed a lot of air strikes. Don't kid yourselves.
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He didn't just hit them, he hit them and he hit them hard.
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Why did he do that? He did that tactically.
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He did that because Iran has no air defense.
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Israel take care of the air defense a week ago, two weeks
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ago, right? So what I'm getting at is, and,
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and I'm going to, I'm going to give to a congressman and a
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senator credit because they've both been fighting to get this
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authority removed. And that would be Rand Paul and
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Thomas Massie have both been fighting to remove the War
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Powers Resolution to give the power to put troops on ground
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back to Congress where it belongs.
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And yes, it belongs with Congress.
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If the War Powers Act resolution did not exist, President Trump
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could not launched the air strikes that he launched last
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night because then it would be in direct violation of the
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Constitution. Now to hear our Democrat friends
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saying that very loosely Democrat friends speak, this is
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direct violation of the Constitution, that it is an
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impeachable act. He created an act of aggression
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on a foreign nation without provocation.
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Actually, no. He had provocation.
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For those of you who don't remember or don't want to
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remember or choose to ignore this, here's the fact The the
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the Islamic State of Iran has openly expressed the desire to
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destroy both America and Israel since 1979 when the first
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Ayatollah Khamenei came into power and the Shah of Iran was
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removed. So they have been consistent in
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their desire. Here's what is different between
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Iran and say, North Korea. Iran, when they say they're
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going to do something, you probably better figure out that
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they are back crap. Crazy enough that if they had
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the button they would push it. As crazy as June Ill is he isn't
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crazy enough to launch a nuclear strike because really the only
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targets that he would be interested in is his neighbors
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to the South and his neighbors to the southwest, which is
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Japan. And he can't do anything to
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either one of those countries without adversely affecting his
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own nuclear based. That's the primary reason you
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don't see anything coming out of North Korea, because they he
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can't do it without cutting his own throat.
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Iran, however, doesn't care about that because ideologically
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they are so ingrained in their hatred for the United States and
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Israel that it wouldn't matter to them if they burnt the entire
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Middle East to the ground. So for anybody out there saying
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this was not provocated and this is completely wrong and blah,
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blah, blah, blah, blah, you better know the history of the
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region. You better understand.
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And this is this of what? But honestly, you better be
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serious. And there we go, it's back up.
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I'm sorry about that. Look, I have to run this through
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a Wi-Fi dongle, so I apologize. I am going to work on getting it
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hard wired into my router upstairs.
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So once I do that, it'll be much, much more efficient.
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So since I went on the little diatribe, since I went on my
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little, my little thing, I'm going to let Dennis jump in.
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Now, Dennis, I'm sure you have a bunch of opinions about what I
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just covered, and then I'm going to let my mom jump in and
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because I know she's got some opinions on what was covered and
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we'll go from there. We're going to do that right now
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and then we'll go on to our first break, which is like a
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minute and 20 seconds. So go ahead, Dennis, and share
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up. Well, I'm, you know, IA lot of
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that what you just said I do agree with.
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Yeah, I think maybe a little more time would have been good.
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But at the same time, maybe that was to create the illusion.
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And maybe Trump was just tired of, you know, he'd already given
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him 60 days. And quite frankly, they've been
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threatening us, the United States and the Israelis and
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everyone else for that matter, for since 1979.
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There's no not going around the fact that their their credo,
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their motto is death to America. That's all they care about.
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You're right. They don't care if they burn
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down the whole Middle East because that's that gets them
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closer to their 72 virgins, which is completely insane.
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But, and we all know that. But anyway, so I do like the
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fact that we did get to do what we did and how we did it.
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I've been watching the news coverage on it and it's probably
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one of the most genius Lee methodical plans that they've
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they've come up with in a long time, militarily speaking.
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So yeah, I'm I'm OK with what they did.
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I'm not OK with the timeline. OK, now it's your term.
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Trump's did what he needed to do because he probably had
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information that we don't have, that they were a lot closer than
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what anybody thought with the nuclear warheads.
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That's my opinion on that. I think there was a reason why
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he upped it. And the other thing is, is that
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he's Trump is not one that says don't cross the red line like
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Obama and everybody else has. And then just say, oh, it's OK,
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cross it again with him. You don't cross it.
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And that's the kind of a president we need right now.
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My opinion. He doesn't put a line in the
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sand and then wipe it out again and start over.
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Not, not Trump. This is not him.
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He says what he says and he does what he says, and he takes
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responsibility. For it, OK, we're we're 30
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seconds over, we're going to do a quick add and we're going to
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get right back into this. Music.
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represent the web at MB radio dot all right, we are back and
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my mom made some very good points, but I'm going to throw
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some facts at you so that you understand and we are going to
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go back into this. I was wanting to honestly I I
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had done that the whole introduction that I'd done and
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and typed in. Dennis can attest to this
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because he probably saw it was this is what we're going to
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cover and I had a laundry list of crap to cover.
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We are going to focus on an individual, 2 individuals at the
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end of this segment or beginning of the next segment, which is
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going to have to be the last segment because I, as a part of
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my birthday celebration, am going camping with my daughter.
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It is where I'm going to learn to teach myself how to fly fish
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because I'm stubborn and I don't want someone else teaching me.
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If someone happens to come across and give me some
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pointers, that's great, but I'm going to try to figure out how
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to fly fish all by myself and probably not do well.
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So there you go. Anyway, we are going to talk.
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We are going to talk about Whoopi Goldberg and Jasmine
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Crockett. Why are we going to talk about
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Whoopi Goldberg and Jasmine Crockett?
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Obviously, for the reasons that are out there in that they're
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both completely unhinged. All right, here's the facts.
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This is coming from Instagram through a person who I trust the
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resources that they're going with.
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We can talk all day about whether Trump was authorized to
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launch these attacks or not. He was authorized.
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Get over it. That's the first thing.
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If you tell me he had no business doing it, my response
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to you is actually, if he found that it was a threat to national
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interest and national security, he is within his authority to do
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exactly what he did, and he did it.
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Just because you don't like him doesn't mean that he doesn't get
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a play by rules that he plays by.
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He's played by the rules. Yeah.
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You know what the loophole is with that is they're not they
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Mark Marco Rubio was just saying that we're not at war with Iran,
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right? And and that's the loophole.
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That's that's. The war powers that but see,
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that's that's the basis of the War Powers Resolution.
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It allows him to make decisions militarily without a formal
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declaration of war. Now, up until that resolution
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had been made law, he had to declare war to exercise any kind
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outside of physical defense of American assets.
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This gives a president the flexibility and the leeway that
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they believe they need to do what Trump did last night.
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And they don't kid yourself, it's been used again and again
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and again by both Republicans and by Democrats.
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So don't, don't get it twisted and don't be naive.
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Nobody's hands are dirt are are. Clean.
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All right, don't. I'm just telling you that that
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is a truth. OK, here's what we know.
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Iran had reached had enriched uranium up to 60%.
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Only three to 5% enrichment is needed for civilian energy, 90%
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for nuclear weapons. By between February and May,
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that increased their 60% stockpile by 50%, which is
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enough to make several nuclear bombs.
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Going from 60 to 90 takes weeks, if not days, depending on the
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technology you have at your fingertips.
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So once it hits weapons grade, it becomes more difficult to
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detect what they're going to do with it.
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They can assemble a bomb in secret underground in Fordo.
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Well, they can't now because Trump bombed it into oblivion.
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Which is why Trump probably targeted what he targeted.
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Because as soon as it's weapon grade, now you've just the
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genies out of the bottle at that point, right?
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A nuclear Iran triggers a chain reaction.
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Saudi Arabia has always said if they get one, we have to get
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one. And any Muslim country is going
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to to to do that. Every Muslim countries with the
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exemption of Yemen and Libya, which is still a Middle East
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country and a Muslim country, consider Iran to be bad actors.
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OK, so it's not just Israel that is afraid of Iran, it's the
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entire damn region. Nukes give Iran a cover for
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proxy warfare. Once they get control of a
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nuclear weapon, it makes it easier for them to continue to
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fund the proxy wars that they've been funding in the terrorist
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attacks, in the terrorist actions that they've been
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funding since essentially 79 or shortly after 7980.
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With a nuclear deterrence, Iran could be more aggressive through
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Hezbollah, Hamas, and other actors, which means they could
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go worldwide and do the things they want to do worldwide.
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Why? Because you can't attack them
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because they have the because they're at level playing field.
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If you understand that, you understand that this is not this
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and this, right? This is unlevel, This is level.
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You can't let them be there. So they wouldn't need to use the
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bomb. They could just have the threat
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of using the bomb. The only problem with this is
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they would use the bomb. So their regime, the Islamic
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Republic, is hostile to America. They chant death to to America
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earnestly and regularly. To be fair, America's history of
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missteps in the region has contributed to that hostility.
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But acknowledging the mistakes in history doesn't mean you
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ignore the present threat. The fact remains, and I'm
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reading this verbatim, Iran using nukes against us directly
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or indirectly is a real threat. Was a real threat.
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How much Trump was influenced by Netanyahu we can never know, but
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he had to make a choice. He chose to specifically target
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the nuclear capabilities of Iran.
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There is a strong rationale for the decision that he made.
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Look, ask yourself this question.
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What would be the alternative, given the situation right before
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the strike? I think that Trump took that
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uncertainty and washed it down the toilet.
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So whether you like it or whether you don't, he made the
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right place. He made his choice.
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OK. He's, and I've said this 100
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times. OK.
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When you raise your hand to be the President of the United
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States, you have put yourself in the single most exposed glass
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house in the world. Would you?
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Would you agree with that? Definitely.
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Definitely. So when you put yourself in that
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glass house and you make that decision and other people sit on
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the sideline and 2nd class, second guess your decision.
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I'm OK with them. I'm OK with everybody second
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guessing his decision. That is their right, especially
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as Americans. That is our right as Americans
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to second guess the president. But you got to understand where
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he has been and what his knowledge is of the set of
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circumstances that he has found himself in.
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So we were second, second and third guessing Biden then,
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weren't we? Oh, well, we were second and
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third guessing Biden, but there were reasons for that.
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The mistakes that Biden's administration was making were
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so obscenely apparent. And look, we're in the next
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couple of weeks. Don't.
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This is a public service announcement.
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Keep your heads on a swivel everywhere you go, period.
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Because the world that we live in today, thanks to the Biden
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administration and the allowance of the illegal aliens that came
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into this country and everybody knew I was going to bring this
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up, right? How many got aways are from
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those terrorist states that are of war fighting age and are
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prepared to retaliate? Keep that in mind when you
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criticize the president because I can guarantee you the
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president has take took that into consideration.
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Also, this is my opinion about President Trump.
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When it comes to decisions like what he just did, he does not
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look at our narrowed view. OK?
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We have a very narrow view of what we see.
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It doesn't matter whether it's me, my mom, Dennis, or any of
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you people that are out there that watch this podcast.
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Our view is narrow. My view is what happens if bad
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actors come into my neighborhood and I have to do something I
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don't ever want to do, which is take a life to defend my family.
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I will take a life and I won't hesitate to do it.
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I don't, I don't care. My family's life is more
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important than theirs. That's just the way I feel.
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But he has to look at it from the perspective of if they do,
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then the threat to the homeland is even greater actually.
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Because if they have, like I said, if they have a bomb, it
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levels the playing field. If it levels the playing field,
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it actually doesn't level the playing field.
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It gives a nation that has no problem sending people out to
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suicide bomb. And yes, I know I'm probably
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going to get marked off for saying suicide, but these people
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have no problems killing themselves as long as they can
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kill others. And when you have a nation state
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like Iran that has been this way for, I mean, since 79, this is
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how they've been since the first Ayatollah.
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Here's the reality. They can then execute the
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proxies that they have in the United States with no threat of
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repercussion. Why?
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We have a bomb. They have a bomb, right?
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So when you look at it from that perspective, it becomes a very
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easy decision for the president to make.
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So I think we've covered that. Mom, do you want to add to that
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or did I do a pretty good job today?
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I think you've got it covered. Dennis, you want to add some?
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Just real quick, the Iranian parliament is voting to try to
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shut down the Strait of Hormuz, which is about roughly 1/3 of
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the world's oil that go through there.
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So I wish them luck on that. The United States Navy will be
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more than happy to greet them at their checkpoint.
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Oh man, you know it's a pretty sad state of affairs when you
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don't know you've been whooped. Yeah, just keep on going like
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the Energizer Bunny with no batteries.
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You know, and here's the thing, and this is, this is a message
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for people in Iran. You, you have the best
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opportunity to remove these people who have taken away your
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human rights, who have taken away women's rights, who have
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openly killed people that are homosexual, who have openly
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killed people who do not agree with them and spoke out against
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them. You have the opportunity right
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now. You can get control of your
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country back. Hell, bring the Prince, bring
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the the ousted Prince back. I guarantee you that the
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relationship between Iran and the rest of the world would be
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100 times better with that guy in office, that guy ruling Iran
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again. So you have an opportunity here.
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They are not in a position to strength you just it's kind of
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like playing poker right? When you finally have a, you've
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got the guy and almost all of his chips are done, you got an
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opportunity to lean on him, right?
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What happens when you lean on a guy who don't have enough chips?
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Well, they fold, right? And I guarantee you the Iranian
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parliament, which is directly linked to the current Ayatollah,
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will fold. They'll turn on him if you
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pressure them enough. So 2 the people of Iran, if you
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can even see this thing, which I don't, you think you can, this
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is an opportunity to to make the world a safer place.
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It really is the vacuum wouldn't be that much of a vacuum because
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you already know that there's a man that is in the wings right
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now ready to come back in and restore freedom to to your
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people. So there's there's my take.
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I think I just I think I just just felt like might not have
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Are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the
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views or positions of any entities they represent the web
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at MB radio dot. OK guys let's talk about Whoopi
32:21
Goldberg. And I'm going to tell you why we
32:26
need to talk about this person. We're going to start with Whoopi
32:30
Goldberg's. What what is her wealth like?
32:38
Wait. OK, let me ask you this
32:40
question. Does she have enough money to
32:42
probably pay Dennis's mortgage, my mortgage and my mom's
32:46
mortgage and still have plenty of money leftover.
32:49
I mean all three combined. Would I would I be right on
32:52
that? I think I'm right on that right.
32:57
OK yeah. So, so so let's let's ask the
33:02
$1,000,000 question. Why would a person like that
33:10
make a statement about America being worse than other countries
33:22
in the past? Why would a person say something
33:26
like that when we know and they know and look, they do they know
33:32
they know that what they're saying is a blatant fallacy.
33:39
Why would they my? Opinion.
33:40
And, and I really would like to I'm so damn confused about
33:44
people like this that my it's it's flabbergasting to me so.
33:51
My opinion on Whoopi Goldberg. She came from a really poor
33:55
background and was not a nice person.
34:04
And then she got really rich because she has a lot of talent
34:08
and somebody found her and made her into a comedian.
34:14
And then she made a lot of money and now she's like Oprah.
34:20
She's basically saying that everything is white man's fault
34:24
no matter what. Even though if it had not been
34:28
for the white people who backed her and got her out of the
34:33
gutter where she wallowed when she was young, she would still
34:40
be wallowing in that gutter. And that's what she's doing now.
34:45
She likes to wallow in that gutter and blame everybody else
34:49
even though she's gotten way more help than most people.
34:56
OK, that's my opinion. So she's a racist?
34:59
Let's talk about. So let's talk about this.
35:02
OK, This is a person who has received help from not only
35:07
black people, but for white people to get where they are.
35:11
What she actually said directly was black people living in
35:16
America have it worse than anybody living in Iran under the
35:19
current regime. Dennis, when when you hear
35:26
Whoopi Goldberg and look, me and Dennis both watched her when she
35:31
was doing her stand stand up stuff and then she got into a
35:35
Star Trek the Next Generation. Nobody thought she was a bad
35:38
person back then. She didn't say any of the things
35:40
that she says now back then. I think part of that is because
35:44
I think that she, I think she realized that she was still at a
35:48
point where and look, society was different.
35:51
And two, it's easy to blame another group of people when you
35:55
yourself have nobody else to blame.
35:58
So you blame another group of people.
36:00
How about being grateful that you're in a country that you can
36:06
do the things that you do, you can say the things that you say.
36:09
Everybody saw her stand ups back in the day.
36:12
She was as offensive as anybody else was back then, right?
36:16
I mean, she cut her teeth being offensive, just like Eddie
36:18
Murphy did, just like Richard Pryor did, just like Redd Foxx
36:22
did. All of those guys did these
36:25
things and all of them, whether we want to admit it or whether
36:28
we want to admit it, whether black people want to admit it,
36:31
they did it not only by picking on themselves, but by picking on
36:34
people of other races. Every single one of them.
36:37
There isn't a single one of them that did not make a blatantly
36:40
racist joke about white people. Name 1 outside of Bill Cosby.
36:47
Dennis, you're muted. Dennis, you're muted.
37:01
Can't hear you? Sorry, how's that?
37:09
Sorry, I had a frog in my throat.
37:13
We had a Richard. Pryor, Ed Murphy.
37:16
All those comedians of color actually became American
37:20
culture, part of American culture.
37:24
So what? How you know white people love
37:26
them. How can they blame the white
37:28
people for their success? You know, and here's the thing,
37:34
nobody's asking them to thank anybody for their success.
37:37
I don't. I don't care if you think white
37:41
people, black people, man, they say I don't care.
37:45
But don't sit there and tell the entire world that watches your
37:49
dumb ass show that black people have it worse when people in
37:55
Iran because it's total garbage. And here's the sad part.
37:58
She knows that it's total garbage.
38:00
She is saying, I'll tell you people.
38:02
This is why she says it. She says it because she can.
38:05
She says it because people let her get get let her get away
38:08
with it because God forbid you tell a black lesbian that
38:11
they're wrong about being a black lesbian, but that is the
38:15
truth. She's a black lesbian who is
38:17
absolutely wrong and I'm going to call her on it.
38:21
You're wrong, Whoopi Goldberg, you are wrong.
38:23
You don't watch my show. I am a teeny tiny fish and
38:26
you're in a big ass pond. But here's the reality.
38:29
You're lying to people that watch you.
38:31
You're lying to people that you influence and it's disgusting
38:34
because it's completely unnecessary.
38:36
It's an absolute embarrassment. And I don't here's the worst
38:40
part. The people that watch that show,
38:45
OK, they're either really, really easily brainwashed,
38:49
they're stupid, or they're like you and me.
38:52
And when they watch it, it's like the equivalent of watching
38:55
a NASCAR crash. Because one of the reasons that
38:59
you have to watch this site, right?
39:02
I have. I have not watched any episode
39:05
of The View for decades. Every single one of those people
39:10
loved Donald Trump for years. He comes down the escalator and
39:15
they made fun of him. He started showing that he was a
39:18
legitimate contender and they hated him.
39:22
And it never stopped. And now you have people like
39:25
this idiot, and she is an idiot standing out there making it a
39:30
Blake. You know it's a false statement.
39:32
You know it's garbage, especially when there are more
39:37
black millionaires now than ever before.
39:41
Well how is that? If life is so bad for black
39:44
people in the United States, America, why are there so many
39:47
black millionaires? Someone please throw me a bone
39:53
here. I don't freaking get it.
39:57
So quit watching the view man. Take their ratings away from
40:02
them so that they can go quietly into the night.
40:05
That's my take on it. I think they're idiots, all of
40:09
them. Sonny Houston, who is an
40:11
educated idiot, and that's what she is.
40:14
The rest of them are just freaking gaggles of geese.
40:18
Did I say that? Am I allowed to say that?
40:22
Geese are smarter. Hens.
40:25
Is that better cackling? Hens.
40:28
Actually, geese and hens are smarter.
40:32
Hey, I had a bunch of we had a bunch of ducks following us on
40:35
the lake. I think they had a better, more
40:38
intelligent conversation than those idiots on The View.
40:42
All right, let's talk about Jasmine Crockett.
40:48
The last segment that we're going to do.
40:51
We're going to cover this next. No Kings Rally, which is going
40:56
to happen the 4th of July weekend.
40:58
And I'll give you all my my take on the 4th of July itself and
41:02
what I do to celebrate the birth of our great country, the
41:06
greatest country in the world. OK, Jasmine Crockett, she came
41:11
out and she said that MAGA people are insane and that
41:19
there's no way that a person in their right mind could have ever
41:24
voted for Donald Trump. Now, let's keep in mind that
41:27
Jasmine Crockett is in fact, and I'm still having a hard time
41:33
believing that I'm about to say this.
41:35
She is, in fact, a congresswoman.
41:38
She has, in fact, raised her hand, put her hand on a Bible
41:41
and has sworn to uphold and defend the Constitution of the
41:46
United States. We will not go through those
41:48
oaths of office because we've already kind of beat that horse
41:52
of although I would love to, I'd love to come back to that at
41:55
some point. Why do people vote for
41:58
individuals like Jasmine Crockett?
42:01
What? What is it?
42:02
And I don't want to talk about Jasmine.
42:04
We know what Jasmine is, OK? We know what she is.
42:08
We know what she does. The more important question is
42:12
why do people vote for an individual like Jasmine Crockett
42:17
and by extension, AOC and Ilhan Omar and Rashid Talib and Hakeem
42:23
Jeffries and Anaya Presley and Maxine Waters?
42:29
Why? Answer that question and I'll
42:34
give you a penny if I could find one.
42:38
Go find a penny somewhere. So answer the question, what
42:41
creates an environment that people who would normally not
42:45
give those people a an ounce of energy, give them that much
42:50
energy? Oh, fear comes to mind.
42:58
OK. If they are in a heavily
43:02
Democratic area, which they all come from, they've already got
43:08
their base, which is pretty much brainwashed like the idiots down
43:13
in downtown Denver. And they don't vote with their
43:16
head, they vote with their feelings, because feelings are
43:22
more important than facts or or anything else.
43:28
Right, so we, we now know what the flaw is, right?
43:33
The flaw is you're dealing with people who actually think that
43:37
feelings matter. And yes, acknowledging feelings
43:42
does matter, but acknowledging feelings with a little bit of
43:49
caring and a lot of facts, that is where we should be looking
43:57
at. Yes, I acknowledge that you have
43:59
feelings, and I acknowledge that your feelings have been hurt in
44:03
one way or another. However, you need to understand
44:10
a couple of things. First, I think that the more
44:15
they talk, the more they expose themselves to being somebody who
44:20
you don't want to support in that manner.
44:23
The challenge we're going to run into is, well, and actually I'll
44:27
take that back. It's no longer a challenge.
44:30
They they don't have money. The DNC is broke so they can't
44:35
feed the advertising machine like they were once able to.
44:41
So now these people are going to have, and this is just me hoping
44:45
against hope and being a naive, being naive, I'll admit it being
44:49
naive, but this is a reality. Now there is a distinct
44:53
possibility that we could see a lot of blue districts go red
44:58
because these people who have had the, the, the luxury of not
45:03
being able to run on merit, well, now they got to run on
45:07
merit. Now you get to look at voting
45:10
records. Now you get to look at the
45:13
things that make them weak. Jason Crow, your voting record.
45:17
I guarantee you Jason Crow has already come out on X and has
45:20
already denounced the bombings of Iran and blah blah blah blah
45:24
blah, as has every other Democrat in lockstep.
45:28
A few of the Republicans are in fact questioning his timing,
45:34
just like Dennis, which is good. However, you can't second guess
45:41
the man for what he did. He made the decision.
45:44
I think you made the right decision.
45:45
I questioned the timing of it as well.
45:47
I really do. And I don't want us to ever have
45:51
to deal with boots on ground. That's my take.
45:57
That's how I feel about Jasmine Crockett.
45:59
We can't get rid of these people soon enough.
46:03
Jasmine Crockett and AOC and all those Democrats, basically their
46:09
whole campaign for the last four plus years, maybe even longer,
46:15
has been, well, lies first of all, but fear mongering to go
46:20
along with those lies. And so they've got all the sheep
46:25
so scared of what Republicans are doing because Republicans
46:30
are actually doing the right thing.
46:32
The Democrats know it, but they don't want them to vote for the
46:37
Republican they want. Those people to vote.
46:40
Yeah, All right. We're going to do our last break
46:43
and then we're going to come in and we're going to hit a couple
46:46
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47:44
The reason is because I got to get out of here.
47:50
I warned y'all. It won't be.
47:51
It won't be chaotic now I'm OK, but no kings.
47:56
Most of them are my mother's age.
47:57
Dennis, did you know that most of the protesters in these No
48:01
King protesters are my mother's age?
48:04
I drove by one. I told you last week I drove by
48:06
1 and they were all about my mom's age.
48:08
I've noticed that on in pictures and videos.
48:11
Yeah, man. Saw a bunch of people.
48:12
Walker's mom. Did you go to any of those?
48:16
I thought they were pretty funny looking.
48:21
I thought they looked like a bunch of aging hippies that
48:24
should have stayed with their pot.
48:27
They were hundred. With how much?
48:28
How many of them were smoking? Yeah, they were probably all
48:32
high. They.
48:33
Probably. Probably a lot of them.
48:36
They didn't have a brain. You could ask them the questions
48:40
they were asked. They couldn't answer.
48:42
Right. Oh, I like it.
48:47
I'm going to throw a quote at you, and we'll see if we can we
48:50
can nip this. Nip that in the bud.
48:53
All right, OK. I've never seen a king donate
48:57
his entire presidential salary to veterans.
49:00
But sure, let's just keep protesting.
49:03
No kings. The only tyrants I see are the
49:05
ones obsessed with power, not the one who gave up his paycheck
49:09
to serve the people. And let's kind of dig into that
49:14
just a little bit. Yes, he is bombastic.
49:18
Yes, he speaks his mind and God bless him for it.
49:23
And yes, he doesn't have a filter the way a lot of people
49:28
have a filter. But let me tell you something
49:30
right now. The man doesn't want to abuse
49:36
anything. The man wants to serve his
49:39
country in the best way that he can.
49:41
The man gives money that is in his presidential salary because
49:46
he doesn't need money, because he's earned enough to live
49:51
comfortably for the rest of his life and the rest of his
49:53
children's, children's children's lives.
49:56
So when I hear them say these things, it makes me want to ask
50:01
them, what makes you think that this man is a king?
50:06
What makes you think that this man wants anything to do with
50:11
staying in office permanently? Because a king wants to stay in
50:15
office permanently. So let's let's ask the hard
50:19
question. What makes you think that the
50:22
guy's a king? They found that they, they found
50:25
that term from an anarchist organization's mission
50:32
statement. It literally is a mission
50:36
statement that runs along the lines of no King before God,
50:39
which was one of the slogans from the American Revolution.
50:44
But they've taken it and as they've done with everything
50:46
else, they've twisted it into something that it isn't and
50:50
something that it isn't supposed to be.
50:53
So I want people to, in fact, once again, Dennis and I do this
50:57
a lot to people. Do your own damn research.
51:00
Grow up or become responsible? Grow up and become responsible.
51:05
Hey, you know what? This book has got not only the
51:08
Constitution of the United States standard.
51:09
Show me your Constitution bro. Right there, baby.
51:14
There we go. See, that's the actual
51:15
Constitution. This has got the Constitution in
51:17
it, but this also has a declaration.
51:20
It has the amendments, it has the Emancipation Proclamation.
51:23
It's got the Gettysburg dressed. It's got the Pledge of
51:25
Allegiance, the Star Spangled Banner and all other kinds of
51:28
rights writings of our patriots. It's got to give me liberty or
51:32
give me death speech for God at 6:00.
51:34
So do your own damn research. We do this on your behalf.
51:39
We do this because we believe in it.
51:42
And the no king thing, we watched a parade last weekend.
51:49
The first soldiers that they marched out there pushed a king
51:53
out of power, right? That is a direct representation
51:57
of who we are. And to sit there and, and during
52:00
that, that while, you know, while that parade was going on,
52:02
we had a actual sitting congressman call the president
52:07
of the United States, America's Hitler.
52:10
Well, let's do a let's just do a compare and contrast.
52:14
Has President Trump singled out a single group of people for
52:22
elimination? Because that's what Hitler did,
52:25
right? OK, well, we can't, can't
52:28
compare them there. Has President Trump consolidated
52:33
power by killing off all of his enemies and some of his friends?
52:39
No. OK, well, we can't.
52:44
So they're not comparable in either one of those, which are
52:46
basically dictator. That's that's part of being a
52:50
dictator, right? Has the president of the United
52:56
States openly and aggressively threatened his neighbors with
53:03
invasion if they didn't capitulate to his demands?
53:08
And I mean, openly, I'm going to put troops on the border.
53:11
And we're coming across in a week because Trump, because
53:16
Hitler did that numerous times. Hitler did that.
53:20
The annexation of Austria, he did that with the annexation of
53:24
Czechoslovakia. He did that.
53:26
The only one that he didn't get away with was Poland, and he
53:30
thought he was going to get away with that with Poland.
53:33
Has has the President of the United States, current President
53:36
of the United States, and his first term done any of those
53:39
things? I think he won.
53:41
Take over Poland, Mark. No, no, you're not getting me,
53:44
mom. You're not listening.
53:48
Has the president of the United States openly and aggressively
53:52
threatened his neighbors with invasion if his demands weren't
53:56
met? Talking about President Trump
54:01
against Canada. Or Canada in.
54:03
Mexico, right? The answer is no.
54:06
The president of the United States, the current president of
54:08
the United States, and no president of the United States
54:10
before him have openly threaten our neighbors to the north and
54:15
to the South with invasion if demands weren't met.
54:19
Hitler did that at least six times before he invaded Poland,
54:23
and then he invaded Poland. So we've got three things that
54:27
are very important in compare and contrast.
54:29
I think it's less compare and more contrast.
54:36
So when I hear people call this president a dictator, I asked
54:41
them how can either one of you at this point in time, explain
54:49
to me how he is a dictator? Only in the minds of people like
54:57
Crockett. Crockett, Swalwell, AOC,
55:04
Schumer, Pelosi. And that's only because they've
55:12
lost their power. Yes, they have.
55:15
They lost the power because the American people deemed them
55:19
unworthy of it. That's a truth.
55:21
I can I drop a little line here? Yes, and then we got to jump
55:26
off. I get to say goodbye and go
55:29
camping. I find it totally, totally
55:33
disgusting that none of the Democrats are willing to even
55:39
talk about Biden's decline in the hearings that they've been
55:46
having in the Congress. They won't even stay in the
55:50
room. And I find that not only
55:54
disgusting, but it's also proof that they knew about it.
55:58
And they're all wondering when the Hammers going to all on them
56:03
for their corruption. Well, I'll tell you what, Mom, I
56:07
think that is definitely something that we need to table
56:09
for next week and then we need to deep dive it next week.
56:12
It may be 1/2 hour part of the show because I do believe that
56:16
it is something that needs to be discussed because it's deeper
56:19
than just the president's decline.
56:22
It goes all the way to January 6th, and everybody doesn't want
56:27
to bring up January 6th, but I think January 6th needs to be
56:31
covered again for some very obvious reasons.
56:34
All right, guys, we're jumping off.
56:37
We love you guys. Thank you.
56:39
Thank you, mom, for coming on. It is always a hoot when you're
56:42
on Dennis. Dennis, Donna.
56:46
Dennis, hey, you guys. Rock on, rock on, Rock on, man.
56:50
Rock on, all. Right have a good time mark
56:53
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