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You know what I really most love about the Don Donny inaugural speech is that he brought rugged individualism back on the stage.
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The fact that he is attempting to compare rugged individualism, which he refers to as frigid, by the way, to the warmth of collectivism.
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To me, it's just beautiful.
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Keep doing this.
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Just keep standing up and uh uh continue walking down this path because when you look at the juxtaposition.
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Oh, you didn't hear the clip.
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You've heard about it though, right?
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Okay, cue it up.
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Absolutely cue it up.
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Let's let's get it, let's let's get it cued up.
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And while you're cueing it up, here's what we're gonna do today.
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We today are gonna we're gonna juxtapose.
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We're gonna juxtapose the warmth of collectivism to the frigidity of rugged individualism, and we're gonna see, excuse me, we're gonna see which comes out on top.
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And ironically, is this what they was the inauguration?
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January first.
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So January 1st.
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You got Mom Donnie out here talking about the warmth of collectivism in the very next day.
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Actually, it ends up being two days later because it was in the wee hours of the third, the Donald Trump and the American uh military uh in conjunction with law enforcement, go into a nation which experiences the warmth of collectivism, which which by the way is a third world country because the warmth of collectivism creates third world countries.
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That's that's the wake that it leaves in its path.
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Third world countries, and we just went to liberate the warmth of collectivism from Venezuela, and upon doing that, the streets erupt.
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Okay, are we ready for that clip?
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Oh boy, here we go.
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Here we go, absolutely.
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We will draw this city closer together.
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We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism.
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If our I mean, you got one lone person out in the audience.
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I don't know if you heard it, but once he says the warmth of collectivism, he he pauses and it's he pauses to silence, and then people are like, oh, wait, that's our cue.
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We're supposed to holler at that point, and then you've got some some people cheering, and uh this is blowing up the internet over the weekend.
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This began to blow up the internet because look people know the truth.
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We are no longer duped by flowery words.
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We're we're no longer duped by by weak adjectives that are inserted to hide the truth of the definition of your nouns.
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All right, the warmth of collectivism.
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That's an oxymoron.
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Okay, collectivism.
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You want to talk about the warmth of collectivism.
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Okay, uh, do we have the uh I don't know if we're gonna play the the Bill Mart clip.
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I mean, we might play it.
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Here's an example of the warmth of collectivism, and I'm sure all of you have seen this.
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The map, the satellite map over the Korean peninsula at night, and you can see the warmth of collectivism.
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It's dark, it's it's darkness.
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The the frigidity of rugged individualism, it's just lit up.
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South Korea, you can see beautifully, and then North Korea, the only reason you can see it beautifully, is because there's this line of demarcation between light and dark, between capitalism and collectivism.
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The frigidity, oh, it's just oh, the frigidity.
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I wonder if if mom Dani knows that the Berlin Wall was built to keep people from escaping the warmth of collectivism.
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I mean, collectivism is so great, it's so warm that they had to throw up a wall to keep people from leaving.
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You know, the the warmth of collectivism creates these huddled masses in the winter time uh as people stand in in bread lines trying to get food and trying to stay warm.
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That's the warmth of collectivism.
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Let's collect together in this breadline, which by the time we get to the to the door, the bread's gonna be gone, but we're huddled together because we're in the warmth of collectivism.
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By golly, we we're gonna leave that frigid rugged individualistic society beyond, it's frigid.
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It's very it's oh, it's it's it's just cold, it's just we don't buy it anymore.
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Now, there are people that are buying it, and I it's my opinion, it's my theory that momdani is a direct result of of our education system, and people do buy it, that's why he was elected, because people bought into the rhetoric, because and a lot uh we've we are experiencing this education system, which has completely dumbed us down.
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The students don't understand what the warmth of collectivism even means, they don't get it, they don't understand rugged individualism, they don't get but we are grateful that mom Donny has brought it up because now we we have this glorious opportunity to talk about rugged individualism, and we will further have an opportunity to juxtapose it to the warmth of collectivism.
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I'm so happy that um that his speech writers termed it this way.
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And if you've seen the speech at all, go on to YouTube and watch the speech, and you can just see the smug look on his face, and he's like, I cannot wait to drop this line.
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I cannot wait, I cannot wait.
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And I feel the same way.
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I'm so happy he dropped this line because we're going to dissect it, we're going to expose it for the lie that it is.
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We're gonna juxtapose it to the truth, but here's something that's very telling.
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Uh he made this statement, and I don't know that this is being talked about a lot.
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After Bernie Sanders gave his speech, and after uh Cortez gave her speech, after the other quote-unquote democratic socialists took to the stage.
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I hope we're seeing this.
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And I hope we're realizing that democratic socialism is nothing but veiled communism.
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It's communism in disguise.
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It's what we removed from Venezuela over the weekend.
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Two days after Mandami says we're going to embrace the warmth of collectivism.
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And that's what he said.
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We're going to replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with a warmth of collectivism.
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Two days later, we're we're liberating a country that has experienced the warmth of that collectivism.
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It was once a prosperous uh Venezuela was once one of the most uh uh wealthy countries on the planet, one of the wealthiest countries on the planet, until communism got a hold of it.
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And and here we are in New York City, and we've got Casio Cortez, we've got Bernie Sanders, and we've got Mom Donny all up there talking about uh universal child care, freezing rent, and making buses fast and free.
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That's what Mom Donny said.
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We're gonna make these buses fast and free in its platitudes.
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That's all it is, it's gobbledygook, it's it's word garbage, it's not even word salad, it's it's it's word garbage.
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Ours, mere hours as
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After his new administration launched.
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Hours after it gains a footing.
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Mom Donny has introduced a series of changes.
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He's established a deputy mayor for economic justice.
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I don't know what that is.
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There is no economic justice in this city.
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Why people are out here having to work for a living.
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That's not justice.
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No, I don't know.
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Yeah, I don't know what they're looking for in terms of economic justice.
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I just give you my opinion, and I'm probably right.
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They've created a new office to combat anti-Semitism.
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And they've created an advisory commission on universal after school care.
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Huh.
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Other developments included a new office of community hiring and workforce development designed to help prepare New Yorkers for career success and economic security.
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You know what that means?
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We're going to dupe them into believing that the government knows all.
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And the government has the answer to every problem.
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And duping them into believing that is not going to be difficult because the education system has already laid the groundwork.
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And clearly the proof is in the pudding.
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Clearly, it's been proven that the education system has already laid the groundwork because they just elected a communist as their mayor in New York City.
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A Muslim communist, no less.
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Mom Donnie, uh, of course, we know the history here.
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He beat out Cuomo.
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Um beat out Eric Adams, who you know ended up just saying, I'm out.
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Um he has now being criticized as uh as a socialist, which is accurate.
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Um, but on his inauguration day, he suggested that the city has left all the residents behind.
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He said, I stand alongside countless more New Yorkers watching from cramped kitchens and flushing and barbershops in East New York from cell phones propped against the dashboards of parked taxi cabs at LaGuardia from hospitals in Monthaven and libraries in El Berio that have too long known only neglect.
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For too long, the people of New York have known only neglect.
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And here comes the great socialistic savior, who is going to uh show them what it means to no longer be neglected through the warmth of collectivism.
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Booze could be heard from the audience uh after momdani mentioned Adams.
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Of course, those, you know, I'm sure they're they're they're planted there.
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One of his executive orders, one of his first is to rescind every executive order that Adams issued on or after a September 20th, which was the day of his indictment.
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And during his speech, he positioned his administration as following in the footsteps of former mayor Bill de Blasio.
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And his goal of ending inequality for course de Blasio's a communist as well.
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I was elected as a democratic socialist, Mom Donnie said.
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And I will govern as a democratic socialist.
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Okay.
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I will not abandon my principles for fear of being deemed radical.
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So he here's the code for that.
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I'm a socialist.
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You know who I am.
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I am gonna govern as a socialist, and then we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna watch as I destroy the city.
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That is going to happen.
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The city of New York will be destroyed by this man.
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And it'll be a wake-up call.
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And we will then have a juxtaposition once again of rugged individualism versus the warmth of collectivism, the frigidity of rugged individualism.
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Okay, here's how I know he's going to destroy the city.
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Listen to some things he's calling for.
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He's called for city-owned grocery stores.
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He's called for taxing the city's most wealthy, straight out of the playbook.
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He is uh said he's going to Trump-proof New York City by keeping U.S.
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immigration and customs enforcement officers out of city facilities.
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And he's going to increase legal support for illegal immigrants.
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This is this is Joe Biden 2.0 on just a smaller scale.
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Instead of it being countrywide, it's now just New York Citywide.
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Um, I know he and Trump had that meeting in the Oval Office, and you know, Trump was playing nice with him.
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But I promise you, Trump is not.
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He's not going to play nice with him.
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This isn't something that uh is it's not gonna end well for um for the mayor.
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It's not gonna end well at all.
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I'm not saying I'm not looking that Trump's gonna go into the uh mayoral mansion and kidnap Mom Donnie under the cover of night like they're saying he did.
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He essentially kidnapped a sitting president when he you know sent the fellas into Venezuela.
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Uh, you know, I'm not I'm not saying that at all, but let's talk about that for a minute.
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Can we just can we just talk about the highlights?
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Okay, epoch times has nine takeaways.
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And I've gone through the nine takeaways, and they are absolutely brilliant.
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Number one, Venezuela is a beautiful country.
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It's positioned geographically in a beautiful location.
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I mean, right in the Caribbean Sea, it's um yeah it's got beautiful coastal waters.
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It is rich in oil, perhaps the richest country in the world in terms of oil.
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And before the communists took over to fund their operations.
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It was one of the richest, most beautiful countries on the planet.
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It no longer is that way.
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They've destroyed it.
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They have milked it dry.
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And to what end?
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The end is that so the people on the top could be rich and wealthy.
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And so this joker who was leading the country could run narcotic rinks.
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So he could traffic drugs, traffic sex slaves, traffic, whatever he wanted to traffic.
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And he'd have enough money to do it.
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But no more.
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KUS is gonna run Venezuela until the transition is over, and this is just cracking me up because we've got we've got people out here in America from the Democrat Party.
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Rashida Talib, that um intellectual juggernaut from Michigan.
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And she's complaining that Trump is now wanting to be a dictator.
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He's gonna be the world dictator here because he's just forcefully removing sitting presidents.
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Um, we're gonna see.
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We're gonna get into it, and we're gonna see that that's not actually the case.
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There's an interview that Flynn did before this came out before the the weekend.
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And General Flynn spells it out.
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Matter of fact, okay, let's do this.
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Let's pause here for this break.
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On the other side, we'll go to Flynn and we'll hit these nine points from the epoch times, and we will go down a path here of juxtaposing the frigidity of rugged individualism to the warmth of collectivism.
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And we're gonna we're gonna see the truth.
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Uh, and the truth is gonna, the truth's gonna set us free.
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I think I do want to go to the Flynn clip first.
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This is an interview that some reporter, I think somebody with Lindell TV is asking General Flynn about the bombing of the drug boats.
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So this is definitely before the weekend.
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And she's talking about she she wants a statement from Flynn in regard to what people are saying about Trump bombing the gunboat.
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Does this regime change you know, and all of this?
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Flynn's answer is spot on.
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And it's an answer that we're not getting in the media or from Democrat politicians.
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Because they're not interested in confronting the truth.
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Flynn, of course, is not afraid of the truth.
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He's not going to back down from it.
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So let's roll the clip of the Flynn interview.
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But he in the National Media is sort of going crazy right now because uh the president is uh bombing these ships.
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Do you have any comment or thoughts on that?
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Is it necessary?
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What are your thoughts?
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Yeah.
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The comment that I have is that uh the media is lying when they say that this is regime change.
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This is not regime change, okay?
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There was a duly elected president.
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Her name is Maria Machado.
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She's a duly elected president about two years ago.
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And uh, and when she won the when she won their election, uh Maduro's made it, you know, he said, nope, ain't gonna happen, and he took the country over.
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So he basically, you know, and she's been on the run, you know, hiding out in the jungles of Venezuela.
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She's the one that just won the Nobel Peace Prize, right?
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So this is not regime change.
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The president of the United States is not about regime change.
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He's about making sure that put the put enough pressure on Maduro, right?
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Who's not an elected guy?
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He took it over.
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He took it over violently, and he took it over illegally.
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And it's been, and uh Maria Machado's election was recognized by the United Nations as well as many other countries, so include our own, uh, as a duly elected person.
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So it's not regime change.
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So that's what the media will say.
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You know, the media has tried to, you know, bolster a narrative that is false.
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It's a false narrative.
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So what President Trump, and he will be the ultimate decision maker on Venezuela and what happens with Venezuela.
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But these actions that we are taking, these very uh exclusive uh tactical actions that are that are happening, exquisite meaning very finite uh actions that we're taking is really to just demonstrate that we can do what we need to do, and we will continue to keep the pressure, and I believe that's what President Trump is is uh demonstrating.
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We're just gonna keep the pressure on and Maduro, you know, and I feel this, so I hope he listens to this.
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All right.
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I think we're good there.
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Um, and then he goes on to tell Maduro look, uh, take my advice and um turn yourself in, of course.
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Maduro does it.
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His point is this isn't about regime change.
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This isn't abouting to take over Venezuela so we can get their oil because that's that's gonna be the next thing.
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That's the next thing that the Democrats are gonna start crying about.
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You're just after their oil.
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You're your Bush 2.0.
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You just want to do what what Bush did to Saddam, who said that just about Kuwaiti oil.
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That's okay.
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This is going to be the next.
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Um the next complaint, uh, the next, you know, whatever.
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Fill in the blunt.
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All right, so let's go to the nine takeaways here.
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The first takeaway is that we're gonna run Venezuela until a proper transition happens.
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Um with Maduro's capture, according to Trump.
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He said, We're we're going to run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transition.
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We don't want to be involved with having somebody else get in.
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And then we have the same situation that we've had for the last long period of years.
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Um, and he said, look, if we have to put boots on the ground, we're we're gonna do it.
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We have a group of people talking to people, he said, in order to lead a transition government in Venezuela, and I'm sure he's referring to Machado's group, who General Flynn referenced.
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She won the election down there.
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Fair and square, despite the Dominion Voting Machines.
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Um this is the person who who probably is uh the group of people here that that Trump's referring to.
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He said, we are designating various people, and we're going to let you know who those people are that would run Venezuela.
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Well, he's designating them.
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This is this is gonna be a puppet regime for Trump.
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Um I mean, you can hear that.
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And I say that we would let it play out.
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Trump said Rubio just had a conversation with the vice president, Dulcie Rodriguez, and she's essentially willing to do what we think is necessary to make Venezuela great again.
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Um he notes that that he that this is really for the the people of Venezuela.
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He said the biggest beneficiaries are going to be the people.
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Uh the second takeaway here is that the U.S.
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is going to tap the oil reserves, and this is where the Democrats are going to scream, this is all about oil.
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That's what it's just about, so we can have oil.
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Trump did preview heavy U.S.
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investments in the nation's oil industry to rebuild their infrastructure.
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Here's what he said.
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We're going to have our very large United States oil companies, the biggest anywhere in the world.
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Go in, spend billions of dollars, fix the badly broken infrastructure, the oil infrastructure, and start making money for the country.
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We'll be selling oil, probably in much larger doses because they couldn't produce very much because their infrastructure was so bad.
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Again, the warmth of collectivism destroys everything that it touches.
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The Venezuelan infrastructure was fantastic before the communists come along for the communists to get their hands on it.
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But the communists destroy everything they touch because they're not interested in the oil infrastructure and proving.
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They're not interested in making it great.
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They're interested in sucking the very morrow out of the bone because they're greedy.
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And they want everything.
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The leadership wants everything for themselves.
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They want the cream to surface to the top so they can take it.
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And then they don't care about what's left over.
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They're just going to keep destroying and destroying and destroying and taking and taking and taking.
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And so here we are.
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We've come in and we're going to take over.
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According to Trump, we're going to take over the oil.
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According to OPEC, Venezuela has one of the largest oil reserves in the world.
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Its role in supplying oil to foreign nations could influence our geopolitical advantage in the coming years.
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One of our top geopolitical adversaries, of course, is China.
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China consumes large amounts of Venezuelan oil.
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I think Reuters reported that China receives 80% of total exports from Venezuelan-owned oil and gas companies.
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And when Trump was asked about this, asked about China and other countries, he said, look, we're going to sell oil to them.
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We're going to sell it to them.
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We'll be selling large amounts of oil to other countries.
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And so the Democrats are going to scream, where's that money going to go?
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Well, Trump has said, look, it's going to go to rebuild the country.
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Trump doesn't need the money.
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American oil companies are going to become wealthy because of it.
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And Americans that are going to buy stocks and these American oil companies are going to become wealthy.
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Anyone can buy stocks in these oil companies and become wealthy.
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The wealth is going to spread around.
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But Mamdani and Bernie Sanders and Icasio Cortez aren't going to tell you that.
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They're going to preach the warmth of collectivism.
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And people are warm, huddled outside in the cold as they stand in a breadline.
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Sure, they're warm.
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They have to huddle together to get there.
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They don't have enough wood for their fires at home to barely to make anything or to stay warm.
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But you know, they're going to huddle together because that's the warmth of collectivism.
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The I want to scroll down here.
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So this the takeaways refer to the spectacular assault.
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No troops were killed.
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Maduro was given many chances.
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I want to stop here for a second.
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Trump said that he repeatedly offered Maduro some opportunities, which uh Maduro refused to take.
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And after after pressuring him to give up, and Maduro, you know, refusing, Trump said, okay, we're going in.
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He's denied Maduro has denied any involvement in any criminal activity, of course.
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Of course, he's going to deny that.
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He said he here's what Pete Heggsett said.
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Nicholas Maduro had his chance, just like Iran had their chance until they didn't.
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And until he didn't.
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And here's where they really what I want to land on.
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One of their takeaways here is the Monroe Doctrine.
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What's the Monroe Doctrine?
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Well, the Monroe Doctrine is brought to you by our fifth president, James Monroe, who said, look, this hemisphere, the Western hemisphere, uh cannot be infringed upon by foreign powers.
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And Trump is restating that doctrine here.
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According to the Epoch Times, in November, Trump issued a new national security strategy, which was to reassert and enforce the Monroe Doctrine to restore American preeminence in the Western Hemisphere.
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Trump described it as Trump corollary, which I love, by the way, Trump corollary.
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He's describing this to uh James Monroe's 1923 policy that we called the Monroe Doctrine, which declared the Western Hemisphere a distinct U.S.
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sphere of influence.
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Okay, we're not going to allow other influence here in our in our sphere.
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I mean, it's very similar to what parents do.
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Okay, they want they want to influence their children.
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And you know, as parents, we have our own Monroe doctrine, and we don't want outside influences coming in and infiltrating the hearts and minds of our kids.
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I still don't understand why parents would turn kids over to public institutions to influence their hearts and minds.
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That is to me an oxymoron.
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You want to raise your children and you want to influence them.
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Why would you turn them over to somebody else?
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Keep them under your own fluence.
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This is the Monroe Doctrine at the very basic basic level.
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James Monroe said, look, this is this region, the Western Hemisphere will be a distinct U.S.
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sphere of influence.
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We're not going to let foreign actors come in.
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We're going to be the ones to influence.
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Makes perfect sense.
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So under Trump's revision, uh, he maintains he can authorize the Pentagon to engage in non-international armed conflict with terrorists such as Maduro and his gang.
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He he since Maduro doesn't represent Venezuelan's legitimate government, this particular action isn't war with a nation-state requiring congressional endorsement.
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And I don't know that we're going to hear that in the media.
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We're certainly not going to hear that from the left.
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The Democrats aren't going to talk about this.
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They're not going to talk about Maduro being an illegitimate leader.
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And therefore, this action isn't against a nation.
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It's against an illegitimate drug lord.
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It's not even about regime change.
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It's about bringing this drug lord to justice.
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After years of neglect, the United States will reassert and enforce the Monroe Doctrine.
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These are Trump's words.
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Reassert and enforce the Monroe Doctrine to restore American preeminence in the Western Hemisphere and to protect our homeland and our access to key geographies throughout the region.
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This is the Trump culinary.
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I'm sorry.
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Clearly, I'm hungry.
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He continues, we will deny non-hemispheric competitors the ability to position forces or other threatening capabilities or to own or control strategically vital assets in our hemisphere.
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And that makes sense.
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James Monroe was right.
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And Trump is right to be resurrecting the Monroe Doctrine.
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And I love that he is referring to it as the Trump corollary.
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Absolutely.
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But before that, we are the influential leader of this hemisphere.
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And you can't just walt into this hemisphere and do what you want to do.
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And so to that end, we ask a very logical question.
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Is Cuba next?
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And Marco Rubio is maybe suggesting that the Cuban government officials should be worried after the weekend strike on Venezuela.
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Rubio said, look, if I lived in Havana and I was in the government, I'd be concerned at least a little.
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And he further suggested that Cuba was run by incompetent men who've allowed the economy to be in total collapse while they attempted to have a larger presence in Venezuela.
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He said, by the way, all the guards that helped protect Maduro, this is well known.
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Their whole spy agency, all of that was full of Cubans.
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And Trump did confirm that the United States is monitoring Cuba.
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Here's what Trump said.
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I think Cuba's going to be something we'll end up talking about because Cuba is a failing nation right now.
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Very badly failing nation.
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And we want to help the people.
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And earlier on Saturday, Cuban leader Miguel Diaz Canal Bermuda.
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He called for international reaction against the operation to capture Maduro, calling it a criminal attack.
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And those people and of that ilk are saying that Maduro was kidnapped.
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He was kidnapped illegally.
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I mean, okay.
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Maybe he was kidnapped.
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The dude's a war criminal.
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And war criminals aren't kidnapped.
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I'm sorry.
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Working criminals are brought to justice.
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And he was indicted by a grand jury in New York City.
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Which, by the way, this cracks me up.
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Kaylee Keely Mackiny.
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Here's what Kaylee had to.
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Oh, hang on, I lost.
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You know what?
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Okay, I'm looking at the clock.
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All right.
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Let's let's stop here just for a minute.
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And we will um we'll pick this up on the other side of the break.
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You know, oh, I'm I'm just seeing this.
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Venezuelans around the world are celebrating while the leftists are backing Maduro.
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I'm just, I'm this clip just popped up.
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Spain, they're celebrating.
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Venezuela, there's celebrations, Argentina.
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Um, they're celebrating, but then you've got you've got white uh leftist liberals marching in New York, marching against against uh the the operation here.
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Oh, the juxtaposition just never ends, and it's a beautiful thing.
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Okay, my friends, we're gonna pause here for this break.
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We will uh dive into more comments and more clips on the other side.
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That is that's just fantastic.
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That is about as good as World Cup style celebrations from Venezuelans happening all over the globe.
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Literally all over the literally.
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All over the globe.
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That was just uh, I don't know if you heard that in the background.
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World Cup style celebrations taking place.
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Where Venezuelans live.
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They're just the people are celebrating.
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They're out there, they're out there loving it.
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They are loving the fact that the warmth of collectivism has been ushered out of their country.
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They, you know, it's uh can you believe that people actually didn't enjoy being ruled by by a narco-terrorist?
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I mean, that's what the media is trying to convince us.
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These people are they're so upset that Maduro's gone.
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They loved being ruled by a narco-terrorist.
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The media on the left and the Democrats on the left.
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There, there is one Democrat, by the way.
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His name is A.R.
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Aramesh.
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And he's torching members of his own party.
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Here's his quote.
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He said, Stop attacking Trump just because he's Trump.
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Capturing Maduro and hauling him here like a criminal is American strength, scaring dictators like Ali Ka Ali Cahamey and warning there will be consequences for murdering protesters.
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This is a good thing.
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The isolationist brain rot is killing us.
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Hmm.
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Wow, I didn't see that coming from a Democrat.
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He's 100% not wrong.
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You know who else isn't wrong?
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Keely McInney.
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This is the quote I referred to coming out of this that that last break.
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Keely McInney said, as we watch Maduro head into New York City on the way to prison, let this thought sink in.
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The warm collectivism promised during Mamdani's inaugural speech, which by the way has killed millions of people in the 20th century, is about to be prosecuted in federal court in the city he oversees.
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The juxtaposition is quite something.
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Truly.
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The juxtaposition here.
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The juxtaposition of the warmth of collectivism versus the frigidity of rugged individual.
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We're not gonna let this go, by the way.
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You want to here is a beautiful description of the warmth of collectivism.
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This article is out of out of Breitbart.
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No bathrooms, no food trucks for supporters at socialist Zoran Mamdani block party.
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That's the headline.
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Good practice for living under socialism.
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Fans of democratic socialists, Zoran Mamdani, were corralled into barricaded pens with no bathrooms or food at the block party for his inauguration on Thursday as New York City mayor.
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It's definitely not a block party.
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30-year-old Astoria resident, Danny Maabar told the New York Post, explaining that he expected food and music on New Year's Day.
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Well, get used to it, Maybar.
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Get used to it because this is what socialism brings.
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This is what communism brings.
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This is what Marxism brings.
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You think you're getting a block party?
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No.
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Not even close.
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Around 10,000 supporters of the Muslim socialist stood outside City Hall during the event, which Momdani's staff called the inauguration for a new era block party.
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That's what they're calling it.
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Mahabur, who wore three layers of clothes to protect against the frigid 20 degree weather.
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Wait, I thought it was I thought it would instantly become warm once collectivism descended upon what?
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It was frigid there?
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Oh, unbelievable.
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I mean, that only happens when you're when you're uh exploring rugged individualism.
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I mean, that's that that's the only time frigidity ever said so.
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20 degree weather.
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Ma bar said that he and others were just stuck behind the barricades watching it on TV.
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The crowd heard other far left speakers, as we've already referenced.
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Bernie Sanders.
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Alexandria Casio Cortez before Mom Donnie took the uh the oath of office.
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It's not exactly what I was expecting.
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30 year old Brooklyn resident Shane Turner told the outlet.
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Again, this is the New York Post.
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I was expecting food and music.
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Where's my food?
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Where's my music?
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Where's my block party?
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I could have watched this from home, said a 25-year-old Queens woman who declined to identify herself.
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Welcome, kids.
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Welcome to socialism.
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Welcome to the warmth of collectivism.
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I mean, you've kissed rugged individualism goodbye.
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You're like, rugged individualism.
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Who needs that?
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When the government's going to give you everything you need a blog party with food and music.
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Only you show up and there's no food and there's no music.
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Not much of a block party.
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The security lines also reportedly caused some confusion and delayed entry for some attendees.
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Event organizers told attendees to arrive by 11 a.m.
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for the 1 p.m.
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ceremony, which started a half hour later.
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Another woman who did not want to be identified told the New York Post she waited in line for 90 minutes to access the viewing area.
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The police officers have not been informed about anything, she said.
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They don't know which entrance or where anything is.
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I'm really, really unhappy.
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Well, what can I say except welcome to socialism?
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This is you voted for it.
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Obviously, you're you're there as a supporter, and it's what you want.
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You want the warmth of collectivism.
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Doesn't it just feel warm?
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Don't you just feel all warm and cozy?
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Don't you just want to just pour yourself a cup of hot cocoa and just you know, turn on a good holiday movie, the warmth of collectivism.
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Uh, I love Keely McEnney's quote.
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The good the warmth of collectivism will be on trial in a federal courtroom in the very city that Mom Donnie claims he's bringing in the warmth of collectivism.
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Uh, we're going to get rid of the frigidity of rugged individualism.
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You know, if it wasn't for rugged individualism.
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I'm just going to pause right here for one moment.
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Uh, today's January 5th.
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It was today, 1914, that Henry Ford, head of the Ford Motor Company, announced he would be offering wages of $5 a day to his automotive factories.
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$5 a day.
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$5 a day.
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Equates to be about in today's vernacular, I'd say, you know, a little over 20 bucks an hour.
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I mean, you can go to a calculator and on the internet, you can calculate it out.
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Given inflation.
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That's rugged individualism.
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People were showing up to work in his factories.
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They were getting paid a decent wage.
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They had the honor of working on a product, the honor of getting paid for it, and the honor of supporting their family.
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That is the frigidity of rugged individualism.
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And it's the backbone of this country.
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It's what built the country.
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The government didn't build the country.
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The individuals built the country.
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The individuals promoting rugged individualism.
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That's what built the country.
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And I can tell you right now, the warmth of collectivism will only tear it apart.
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It will only destroy it.
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Because collectivism leaves in its wake a path of destruction.
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That's it.
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We know this.
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And we've repeated it here over and over and over and over.
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And now we're going to watch it unfold before our very eyes in New York City.
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The man wants free buses.
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He wants city-run grocery stores.
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You know, he's hired a deputy mayor who's whose chief objective is to be involved in an economic justice.
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What does that even mean?
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You have no economic justice in a socialistic form of government.
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You don't, it doesn't exist.
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There's no such thing as economic justice.
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People are huddled.
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They're starving, they're hungry.
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Those are the types of people that come here to America.
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But they're not going to want to go to go to New York, that's for sure.
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I can tell you that right now.
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New York is not going to be there for a stop.
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New York's going to be their last stop.
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And none of them will show up in New York.
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But hey, I'm okay with his language.
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I'm okay with him calling the frigidity of rugged individualism and comparing it to the warmth of collectivism because we're going to see, we're not going to forget those words.
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We're going to watch it unfold before our air, our very eyes.
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And ironically enough, nonetheless, in our in the 250th anniversary of our declaration.
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We're going to watch this unfold 250 years later, after we declared ourselves free and independent from Great Britain and created the freest government on the planet, which has been under assault ever since, by the way.
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And here is just another example.
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But we get to watch it unfold this year.
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I think we're going to focus every Friday.
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Fridays are going to be in celebration of the men who signed the declaration.
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