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Speaker 2: Good day and hello and how are you. I'm Round
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Speaker 2: Edwards and of course this is the Ronde Edwards American
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Speaker 2: Experience talk Show. We've got a lot of stuff talk
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Speaker 2: to talk about the day, and you can also join
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Speaker 2: in the conversation. And we've got a great chat room.
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Speaker 2: And yep, we've got Jay, he's our producer and he's
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Speaker 2: going to be chiming into I'm going to make sure
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Speaker 2: that he joins the conversation. But anyway, folks, you know,
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Speaker 2: there's so many stupid things that the left are doing.
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Speaker 2: You know, you just don't know where to start. But
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Speaker 2: I'll start in a place that's not too far from
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Speaker 2: where I am right now, Detroit Destois. What will happened
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Speaker 2: the other night? Two police officers, they were doing a
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Speaker 2: routine traffic stuff, so they pulled the car hope for
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Speaker 2: and then they recognized, well, wait a minute, these are
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Speaker 2: two illegal border crossers. So what do they do? They
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Speaker 2: do what any good upstanding cop would do, so they
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Speaker 2: called Ice. Ice came and picked up the illegal border crossers.
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Speaker 2: They all shook hands and they said thank you kindly,
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Speaker 2: and Ice went on their way. And of course, whenever
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Speaker 2: you do whatever you do on police work, you have
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Speaker 2: to there's always that little paperwork. Right, So they turned
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Speaker 2: it in thinking, ah, we've done our job. But guess what.
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Speaker 2: The police chief, who's a knucklehead, he fired them. Now
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Speaker 2: why do you think he fired them? Give me a
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Speaker 2: quick guess, Jay, why do you think that they got fired?
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Speaker 3: Uh?
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Speaker 2: Maybe DEI you're close, you're close, it's DEI oriented. Well,
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Speaker 2: they were fired Jay, because they turned in the illegals.
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Speaker 2: The police chief said, that isn't our job to work
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Speaker 2: with Ice. Now, mind you, the police chief is black.
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Speaker 2: The two police officers were black. The two police officers
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Speaker 2: were doing their job. Now, Jay, I'm going to tell
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Speaker 2: you something, as an American who happens to be black,
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Speaker 2: as this is so irritating, I almost can't talk. I
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Speaker 2: almost can't talk because you've got a situation where the
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Speaker 2: guys were doing their jobs and now they're out of
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Speaker 2: a job, and the police chief says, boy, you can't
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Speaker 2: do that because we're not working with ICE. Now. I
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Speaker 2: bought it the fact that they're black because one of
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Speaker 2: the reasons why Uncle Joe Biden brought it in all
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Speaker 2: those illegal border crossers, because part of the Democrat Party's
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Speaker 2: plan is to replace black Americans. I don't know if
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Speaker 2: you know that, Jet, but this is part of their plan.
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Speaker 2: And so you have these idiots like this police chief
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Speaker 2: of Detroit saying, well, you have not a job. I
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Speaker 2: hope that ICE will contact them, or they can reach
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Speaker 2: out to ICE and ICE will hire them in because
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Speaker 2: they already have some experience with law enforcement and at
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Speaker 2: least based on their actions, they want to do the job.
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Speaker 2: So it is what it is. I don't know who's
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Speaker 2: trying to call me, but shut up phone, but it
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Speaker 2: is what it is. And so we've got a situation
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Speaker 2: where these leftists have just totally lost control of their
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Speaker 2: own minds, so their senses. You have a a embarrassing
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Speaker 2: us in Europe. And speaking of Europe, we're going to
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Speaker 2: talk a little bit about Europe. Europe in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 2: is the canary and the mind in regards to America.
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Speaker 2: And there are people that even some that have been
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Speaker 2: pulling my pant legs out of the irritation over Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: President Trump, as they say, he's been acting unilateral. He
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Speaker 2: unilaterally went into Venezuela. He Unilatterali says, unilaterally, said that
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Speaker 2: he wants to grab Greenland. He unilaterally wants to take
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Speaker 2: it to Iran unilaterally, unilaterally, unilaterally. I mean, they just
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Speaker 2: they have unilaterally on the brain. And I thought about that,
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Speaker 2: and I said, well, he has no peace. What do
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Speaker 2: you mean by that? Run Well, here's the thing. What
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Speaker 2: has here been doing in the last decade. They've literally
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Speaker 2: been throwing their own culture under the bus. They have
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Speaker 2: literally been carried by the United States when it comes
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Speaker 2: to their protection. And what else have they been doing.
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Speaker 2: They have been just uploading, uploading into their own countries,
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Speaker 2: millions and millions of uncivilized human beings from around the
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Speaker 2: world into their cultures, and they're destroying their own cultures
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Speaker 2: from within. Consciously, I looked at some heartbreaking videos over
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Speaker 2: the weekend, one of Scotland, one of Ireland, one of Paris,
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Speaker 2: and one of London. London physically isn't so destroyed yet.
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Speaker 2: But if you go into Paris, a city that I
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Speaker 2: once considered to be too beautiful to destroy. I thought
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Speaker 2: that about San Francisco as well. Seen both cities and
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Speaker 2: I thought they were too beautiful. There would be enough pride.
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Speaker 2: I know in the Bible that talks about well, we
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Speaker 2: shouldn't be so prideful, but there is a level of
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Speaker 2: pride we should have. We should have pride in our nation.
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Speaker 2: We should have pride in our own appearance. We should
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Speaker 2: have pride in our family structure, etcetera, etcetera. We should
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Speaker 2: have pride in good things. Because when you have pride
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Speaker 2: in something, you want to take care of it, you
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Speaker 2: want to maintain it. But then you have these yahoos
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Speaker 2: that are running Europe literally into the ground. Then they
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Speaker 2: have the nerve to get all upset patties and a
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Speaker 2: bunch all crunched stuff because the United States has decided, well,
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Speaker 2: I guess well, we've got to go it alone. We
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Speaker 2: have to do what we have to do because we
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Speaker 2: have to. We're concerned about our own survival. And Rubio
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Speaker 2: when he went over there, he had a beautiful speech.
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Speaker 2: It was stupendous. It was one of the best speeches
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Speaker 2: I've heard in a long long time and very shocking.
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Speaker 2: And when I heard that speech, I said, oh my God,
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Speaker 2: based upon that speech, I would vote for him for president.
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Speaker 2: And I thought I would never say that about Marco
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Speaker 2: Rubio because based upon that speech, he's showing me that
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Speaker 2: he has grown up, that he has changed, that he
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Speaker 2: is no longer the globalist that he was back during
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Speaker 2: the remember back in the day the Gang of Eight
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Speaker 2: and when there was four Republicans for Democrats and they
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Speaker 2: were working with George Bush, that that ilk they weren't
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Speaker 2: totally they weren't anti American, but they were also pro globalist.
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Speaker 2: And I think he has come to the understanding that globalism,
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Speaker 2: even if you are pro American, it still undermine our
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Speaker 2: country in the long run and destroyed. And that's why
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Speaker 2: under globalist thinking that we have fifty million illegal border
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Speaker 2: crossers in our country and we have to have massive deportations,
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Speaker 2: we have no choice. There are many people, even in
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Speaker 2: amongst Christians who are saying, oh, Jesus wouldn't do that, Well,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, Well, I do know not gonna lie
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Speaker 2: Jesus during the creation of the world and the creation
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Speaker 2: of Heaven. If you go back before that, there are walls,
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Speaker 2: there are borders, and by the way, and the Lord
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Speaker 2: set up a border or Israel, which at the time
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Speaker 2: was a lot larger than the Israel of today. And
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Speaker 2: speaking of Israel, if Israel allows the Gaza strip the
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Speaker 2: West Bank to incorporated into a Jared Okay reconfiguration, which
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Speaker 2: means dividing Israel, I believe the devil cause a huge
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Speaker 2: division in the United States that would go beyond political.
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Speaker 2: Now I've heard that after that. I came to that
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Speaker 2: conclusion on my own, and then I've heard people, certain
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Speaker 2: people prophesying that, and I'm like, wait a minute, maybe
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Speaker 2: I really was onto something. But it would be harmful
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Speaker 2: to the United States of America if we are a
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Speaker 2: part of the dividing of Israel. If they decide to
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Speaker 2: divide Israel, let it be up to Israel and other nations,
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Speaker 2: and we should stay out of that decision. I just
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Speaker 2: think that President Trump allowing Jared, his globalist son in law,
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Speaker 2: to be so involved in all of this is kind
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Speaker 2: of dangerous. I really believe that. And we pray for
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Speaker 2: Trump to, you know, get back to being wise and
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Speaker 2: kind of shake off the underminers like Susan Wiles and
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Speaker 2: some of the others. And he needs to really go
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Speaker 2: to John Thune and kick him in the pants too,
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Speaker 2: because what the Senate is doing to undermine to the
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Speaker 2: President is disgusting. They have dramatically slowed down his judiciary
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Speaker 2: appointments back to a snail's pace, all because they don't
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Speaker 2: want the Trumpster to be fully successful. They want a
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Speaker 2: modicum of success. They want just enough to keep what
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Speaker 2: they hope will be ignorant voters in the pocket of
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Speaker 2: the Republican Party, just enough so they want vote Democrat.
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Speaker 2: But at the same time they want to mold them
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Speaker 2: away from Maga, making America are truly great again, because,
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Speaker 2: believe it or not, they are Republicans who believe that
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Speaker 2: America needs to be brought down a Peggott tout, not
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Speaker 2: to the level of Democrats who want us totally destroyed
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Speaker 2: to the point of being a third world nation. And
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Speaker 2: they've displayed that. And look at the cities. Look at
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Speaker 2: what Man Dami or Mam Danny is doing to New
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Speaker 2: York City. New York City was my favorite city on
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Speaker 2: the planet. Lived there for six years. I missed it
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Speaker 2: every day until he was elected now I don't miss
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Speaker 2: it anymore. Our son was up there just a week
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Speaker 2: ago and the things that he saw were just heartbreaking
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Speaker 2: for him to tell me that rats, big giant rats
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Speaker 2: running around and when he was up there was super
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Speaker 2: cold and just awful stuff. And for you guys who
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Speaker 2: don't know, in the subway system there, people have started
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Speaker 2: jumping in front of trains so often or being pushed
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Speaker 2: in train so often that now, if let's say someone
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Speaker 2: says I'm good to read to kill myself, I'm going
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Speaker 2: to commit suicide and throw myself in front of a train.
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Speaker 2: According to recent reports, it has happened so often over
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Speaker 2: the years. You know what people do down there now,
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Speaker 2: According to certain sources, they say, wait a minute, don't
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Speaker 2: dive now. Could you wait until the next train to
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Speaker 2: do that, because we've got to get on this train
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Speaker 2: that's coming and get to work. We have to get
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Speaker 2: where we have to go. Hold off and making yourself
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Speaker 2: to a pancake until after we pass, because if you
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Speaker 2: dive in now, they'll stop the train and we'll be
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Speaker 2: late and we might lose our job or whatever. This
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Speaker 2: is how callous many people have become in the great
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Speaker 2: City of New York. But see this is indicative of
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Speaker 2: m morality. You know, Martin Luther King said, injustice anywhere
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Speaker 2: leads to injustice everywhere. Well, immorality anywhere leads to more
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Speaker 2: immorality everywhere. And when you decide to drop standards, whether
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Speaker 2: it's in education, whether it's in everything that deals with
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Speaker 2: we the people of America, ill affects everything from medicine
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Speaker 2: to education, to the quality of teachings we get from
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Speaker 2: the pulpit, which has been really downgraded in recent years.
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Speaker 2: I mean, when was the last time at your own
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Speaker 2: church that you were even taught about or re taught
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Speaker 2: about the Ten Commandments? And I understand, okay, you go
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Speaker 2: back to nineteen fifty seven. That's when the CIA and
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Speaker 2: many churches made an agreement to back off of those
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Speaker 2: very important moral teachings, to water things down gradually, just
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Speaker 2: as they have done with the quality of education in
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Speaker 2: our country. And so we're not we're between the rock
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Speaker 2: and heart place right now, and we're looking forward to
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Speaker 2: going to Washington, d C. May fifteenth through the seventeenth.
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Speaker 2: We're going to be there. President Trump has called us
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Speaker 2: to the White to not to the White House, but
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Speaker 2: to Washington, d C. To rededicate our nation to God.
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Speaker 2: And many of us are showing up because we know
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Speaker 2: when they say God, a lot of other people will
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Speaker 2: be coming. And some people want to be will bring
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Speaker 2: their goofy gods, not the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob,
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Speaker 2: but they'll want to bring here Krishna and all that
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Speaker 2: other kind of you know, garbage that leads to nowhere.
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Speaker 2: So we're going to be there to connect with him
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Speaker 2: on behalf of the real God, the one who made us,
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Speaker 2: the one who this nation was dedicated to by the
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Speaker 2: founding Pobs. And so this is the kind of stuff
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Speaker 2: that will help ensure the resurgence and the re establishment
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Speaker 2: of morality and other good things in our republic if
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Speaker 2: we make those kinds of steps. We are taught in
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Speaker 2: the Word of God that God will step back to
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Speaker 2: us and will bless this nation. And when you have
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Speaker 2: a leader that does that. Historically, if you go into
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Speaker 2: the Bible, there were bad kings and good kings, and
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Speaker 2: those kings that made sure that the public understood who
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Speaker 2: God is what they were supposed to do in regards
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Speaker 2: to the real God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Guess
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Speaker 2: what he blessed them he blessed the children of Israel,
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Speaker 2: and so we're back to that decision again in this country.
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Speaker 2: And of course you'll have a lot of people that
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Speaker 2: will be wishing against us, against that fine effort. But
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Speaker 2: guess what I read the end of the book. We
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Speaker 2: went and so we have to do it. We have
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Speaker 2: to do, my friends. But in the meantime, in between times,
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Speaker 2: we have to look at different issues, not only why
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Speaker 2: do we get to where we are, but how we
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Speaker 2: get out of this madness. You know, we have to
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Speaker 2: start being a little smarter. Seriously, we cannot when we
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Speaker 2: have a temper tantrum with our Republican representatives and senators.
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Speaker 2: We can't have a temper tantrum and then do nothing
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Speaker 2: and allow it to get much worse because the much
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Speaker 2: worse Democrats replace them. Because we want to sit home
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Speaker 2: during the midterms. You know, that's like saying, you know what,
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Speaker 2: things are not perfect, They're not exactly as I want,
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Speaker 2: So I'm just going to fold my tent and just
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Speaker 2: stay home and just let things get worse. The Christian
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Speaker 2: body and my humble opinion, has done that for too long,
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Speaker 2: and they brought more harm to themselves because, like I've
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Speaker 2: told many Christian friends, all the way back to the
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Speaker 2: days of Reagan, when I first started out on this
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Speaker 2: stuff as a young guy that thought the world was
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Speaker 2: as oyster because of what Ronald Reagan did the prosperity.
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Speaker 2: You had to be a retard back during those days.
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Speaker 2: Not to prosper I thought you couldn't miss. And it
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Speaker 2: just blew my mind how during those wonderful prosperous years,
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Speaker 2: once we got past the ill effects of the Carter
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Speaker 2: administration and all that, and once to Reagan principles kicked in, man,
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Speaker 2: things just took off and there was no looking back,
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Speaker 2: I thought. But there was still this crowd of Americans
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Speaker 2: who said, you know what. They'd run around saying, well,
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Speaker 2: Reagans are racist, and I was like, who cares? As
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Speaker 2: long as he's doing what it takes to make it
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Speaker 2: easier for me to prosper in this country. I can
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Speaker 2: pray that he not be a racist. I know that
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Speaker 2: he wasn't, But there are people that are just idiotic
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Speaker 2: like that. The same people kind of people that say
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Speaker 2: today that Trump is a racist racist. I know for
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Speaker 2: a fact that he's not. However, they like to beat
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Speaker 2: those drums to say that, to grab the incurably ignorant
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Speaker 2: masses into thinking, oh, yes he is. And then what happens.
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Speaker 2: They get more angry about that peripheral, small time issue
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Speaker 2: and join in the effort to literally destroy everything so
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Speaker 2: that we're all equal. They always talk about equality, right,
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Speaker 2: don't they, But they want us to be equally poor,
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Speaker 2: equally down, trump, equally unhealthy. Look what they tried to
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Speaker 2: do to us during the JAB season, during the Corona
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Speaker 2: chinavirus situation. They wanted us to wear masks until I
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Speaker 2: want I would always wear a bright colored Trump mask.
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Speaker 2: Then they say take it off, take it off, And
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Speaker 2: I'm like, nope, you wanted a Trump mask, you got it,
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Speaker 2: And which proved the hipocrisy and the stupidity of their
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Speaker 2: of their efforts. They want you to wear a mask,
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Speaker 2: but then when you wore a bright colored Trump mask,
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Speaker 2: they wanted you to rip it off. Oh no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: no no.
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Speaker 4: And.
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Speaker 2: We we got it. We got just We've got to
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Speaker 2: be just more stubborn. We have to be as stubborn
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Speaker 2: in righteous thinking and righteous actions as the other side is.
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Speaker 2: We can no longer just sit idly by and watch
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Speaker 2: things happen and be passed by by history. You know,
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Speaker 2: there's a lot of people that you know, in the
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Speaker 2: Christian ranks, they're still you know, they're sitting on their
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Speaker 2: Samsonites waiting for Jesus. I call it the flyaway Doctrine
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Speaker 2: to be enacted. We're in the last days. We're not
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Speaker 2: supposed to be involved in these things. We're not supposed
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Speaker 2: to get involved in politics. I can't tell you if
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Speaker 2: I gave you a list of all the fellow Christians
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Speaker 2: who said you're not supposed to be involved in politics. Wrong. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: you know, if I had a dime for every person
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Speaker 2: that said that to me through the years, I probably
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Speaker 2: would be a wealthy man. There were that many idiots
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Speaker 2: and because and I know this is pablum level stuff,
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Speaker 2: but we've got to get that right before we move
22:14
Speaker 2: on into the bigger issues. And so we can really
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Speaker 2: change this country for God's glory, because that's what it
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Speaker 2: comes down to, And it comes down to how much
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Speaker 2: you I always tell people, you know what, you're waiting
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Speaker 2: for Jesus to come and get you right, But what
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Speaker 2: are you doing on behalf of your children and your
22:37
Speaker 2: children's children if they're that old, you know, they have
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Speaker 2: grandchildren or whatever. And I sometimes when I ask that question,
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Speaker 2: I get the dumbest looks. It's like they want to
22:53
Speaker 2: turn into a Nostrich and stick their heads into the
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Speaker 2: Sanders because they don't want to answer it. But they
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Speaker 2: know that uh oh, you know. They their eyes are
23:03
Speaker 2: darting back and forth and they don't know what to
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Speaker 2: do with such simple logic, simple questions. And so we
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Speaker 2: find ourselves and see. And what's scary about that? That
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Speaker 2: there are millions of people like that? And if it
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Speaker 2: weren't true, okay, everything that I'm saying was not true.
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Speaker 2: Do you think that Joel Oldstein would not have many
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Speaker 2: people in his church every week? Do you think that
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Speaker 2: he would not have a church that is so large
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Speaker 2: that he has his own zip code? Do you think
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Speaker 2: that if people weren't like that, that Paula White would
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Speaker 2: not have such a stronghold over President Trump? Trump? President
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Speaker 2: Trump means what I really do. I know what I
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Speaker 2: know what I know he means well, and generally he's
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Speaker 2: a very intelligent man. But when it comes to spiritual issues.
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Speaker 2: The good thing that he did recently go he did
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Speaker 2: say that he was stepping away from his traditional Presbyterian
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Speaker 2: upbringing or dogma, that he was going non denominational because
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Speaker 2: he wanted to be under Jesus Christ to it. So
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Speaker 2: I think that is a well meaning step in the
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Speaker 2: right direction. And he did that, and I you know,
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Speaker 2: I learned that he did that not at the behest
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Speaker 2: of Paula White, thank you Jesus. So maybe he's getting
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Speaker 2: maybe some good counseling is sneaking in. Even though she
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Speaker 2: acts like a guardian dragon, she acts like sometimes she
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Speaker 2: and Paula White, they act like you remember when Adam
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Speaker 2: and Eve were kicked out of the Garden of Eden
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Speaker 2: and then the Lord putting these big Cheruban angels with
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Speaker 2: the fire swords, and they kept people out, and they
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Speaker 2: you know, that's how they act like. They want to
24:58
Speaker 2: keep people away from the t because they want to
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Speaker 2: lord over him and have him in the direction that
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Speaker 2: they want. And that's why you have Lindsey Graham Cracker,
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Speaker 2: you know, urging him to go after Iran. And while
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Speaker 2: I disagree with even the existem of the existence rather
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Speaker 2: of the commandinges in Iran, I totally in disagreement with them.
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Speaker 2: But I'm really TwixT in between as to whether we
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Speaker 2: should get involved in a war with them. I think
25:33
Speaker 2: if we have the capability to totally wipe them out
25:36
Speaker 2: very quickly, and it doesn't take a lot of skin
25:39
Speaker 2: off of our noses. If you decide to do it,
25:43
Speaker 2: let it be very quick, very powerful, and in such
25:47
Speaker 2: a way that it would even scare China. But if not,
25:51
Speaker 2: back up and leave it alone. Just tell them, you
25:54
Speaker 2: know what, don't touch Israel, don't touch us, don't touch
25:58
Speaker 2: our allies. Leave us alone in our hemisphere where we're
26:03
Speaker 2: reenacting the Monroe doctrine, and concentrate on getting Islam out
26:11
Speaker 2: of this country. That's what we have to do. We
26:13
Speaker 2: have to get that crap out of this country because
26:16
Speaker 2: the islamister are not playing it. Was an Islamist over
26:20
Speaker 2: the weekend, she says, well, New York is coming to Islam,
26:26
Speaker 2: and she's calling for Mayor Mam Danny to outlaw Americans
26:34
Speaker 2: in New York City from having dogs in their houses. Now,
26:40
Speaker 2: that's worse than in England, where they don't allow dogs
26:44
Speaker 2: walking down the street. In England they tell them to
26:47
Speaker 2: keep their dogs in their houses or in their backyards,
26:51
Speaker 2: but don't walk them down the street. This chick is saying,
26:55
Speaker 2: you should tell the Americans, the non Muslims, not to
26:58
Speaker 2: have dogs in their homes. Now I know why they're
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Speaker 2: telling them not to have dogs in their homes, because
27:05
Speaker 2: if their dogs were like the one I grew up with,
27:07
Speaker 2: I had a colleague. Her name was Lady, very friendly Collige.
27:13
Speaker 2: She loved children. She was so pretty that the little
27:16
Speaker 2: children from around the neighborhood would come over. Can we
27:20
Speaker 2: can we come over and play with Lady? And I'd say, yeah,
27:24
Speaker 2: can we walk her? I mean, she was very friendly,
27:27
Speaker 2: but if you were a bad egg, and you know
27:34
Speaker 2: you were not up to no good, she could be
27:36
Speaker 2: very ferocious. And there were two occasions where she was
27:39
Speaker 2: very ferocious with an individual. But here's the thing. They
27:46
Speaker 2: don't want Americans to have dogs in their houses because
27:50
Speaker 2: dogs protect your home, their protectors and all. What do
27:55
Speaker 2: a lot of these illegal border crossers do? What do
27:57
Speaker 2: these people do? They break in the houses? Commit What
28:03
Speaker 2: is it now? Okay, it's break time. We're heading towards
28:06
Speaker 2: the break time. Uh oh, it's that time almost. We're
28:11
Speaker 2: getting close. I think we have about a minute. Shake
28:16
Speaker 2: your head up and down, Jay, is it about a
28:17
Speaker 2: minute to go? Yeah? One minute? He said. See, see
28:22
Speaker 2: Jay's the boss here. And so you know, they don't
28:28
Speaker 2: want us to be able to protect ourselves. That is
28:31
Speaker 2: why also in New York State and other states around
28:33
Speaker 2: the country, they're working on more restrictions on gun ownership.
28:37
Speaker 2: Not for the thugs, not for the illegals, but for
28:40
Speaker 2: you and I. We the people who would not do
28:42
Speaker 2: any harm with our guns. So we got to smart
28:46
Speaker 2: enough people. We've got to get a little smarter. We
28:50
Speaker 2: got to do what we got to do. And one
28:53
Speaker 2: thing we've got to do right now, we've got to
28:56
Speaker 2: take a pause for the cause, and we'll be right
28:59
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32:50
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32:54
Speaker 2: Mark Taylor was in the chat room just a little
32:56
Speaker 2: bit ago, and thanks for chime Mark, And we've got
33:02
Speaker 2: other folks there as well. Feel free to chime in
33:05
Speaker 2: and we'll read what you have to say. In fact,
33:08
Speaker 2: Mark did say that Susan Wilds is an infiltrator. Yes
33:11
Speaker 2: she is, and that's being kind. Yeah, yeah, you know something.
33:22
Speaker 2: Someone asked the question what is worse? It was a
33:27
Speaker 2: question that was said options. Given one wears a dress,
33:30
Speaker 2: the other sings of having sex with underage girls, which
33:34
Speaker 2: is worse? WELP, if you're talking about men, I would
33:41
Speaker 2: say the second the latter is worse, but they're both horrible.
33:47
Speaker 2: And see, this is something too that the Left is
33:51
Speaker 2: trying to continue to normalize in our society. And for
33:55
Speaker 2: too long, many people, well meaning people, have thought that
34:00
Speaker 2: this massive torturing of children and misusing children was you know,
34:05
Speaker 2: that belonged elsewhere in the Third World countries where amongst
34:08
Speaker 2: the pygmies. Also whether they eat people, well they're eating
34:14
Speaker 2: people on yachts too, yeah, uh huh. This Pizzagate stuff,
34:21
Speaker 2: you know, it was so funny, Well it wasn't funny.
34:23
Speaker 2: But when it came out years ago and they were
34:26
Speaker 2: talking about it, and many of my so called i'll
34:30
Speaker 2: say religious friends, they would get irritated in the mere
34:36
Speaker 2: mention of it because they didn't want their idols to
34:39
Speaker 2: be tainted. They didn't want Bali Obama to look bad,
34:45
Speaker 2: or Uncle Joe Biden or Hillary Clinton because they always
34:49
Speaker 2: tried to prop them up as being more moral than
34:52
Speaker 2: any conservative or Republican leader. And I'm not saying any
34:57
Speaker 2: of them or more, but we have to be able
34:59
Speaker 2: to discriminate the crucial difference. You cannot clean up or
35:03
Speaker 2: change your nation for the better until you're ready to
35:06
Speaker 2: really look truthfully at the issues of the day and
35:10
Speaker 2: the people of the day, and you go after the worst. First.
35:14
Speaker 2: One of the things that we learned a long time ago,
35:18
Speaker 2: if you're going to take down a movement, what do
35:22
Speaker 2: you do? You go after the leaders. You go after
35:25
Speaker 2: those that are the worse or the worse. Then you
35:29
Speaker 2: work your way down and these individuals, you know, you
35:34
Speaker 2: bring up things that were horrible that Ali Obama was doing.
35:38
Speaker 2: The first thing they do is, well, George Bush did that.
35:42
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan, he was the one who opened the borders.
35:46
Speaker 2: Yes he did. He did open the borders, and he
35:51
Speaker 2: wasn't the only one who did. But he opened the
35:53
Speaker 2: borders because he made a foolish mistake of believing Democrats.
35:59
Speaker 2: He was naive. He thought that they loved America like him,
36:03
Speaker 2: even though they disagreed on certain issues. They had made
36:06
Speaker 2: an agreement that if he got his tax cuts, that
36:11
Speaker 2: they could open the borders for certain amount of time
36:15
Speaker 2: and let in this group and that would be it.
36:19
Speaker 2: But if you recall, before he retired, he said that
36:23
Speaker 2: was one of his worst mistakes that he had ever
36:26
Speaker 2: made by making that agreement with the Democrats, because he
36:29
Speaker 2: believed that they would shut the border down and that
36:32
Speaker 2: would be the end of it by allowing these immigrants
36:35
Speaker 2: that had gotten in to be grandfathered in and they
36:40
Speaker 2: would not have to be deported or whatever stay in
36:43
Speaker 2: the country. And so he learned his lesson. However, we
36:54
Speaker 2: should have learned from that. We should have looked to
36:57
Speaker 2: that situation back then and said, you know what, the
37:01
Speaker 2: people on the left, the Democrats, cannot be trusted, and
37:05
Speaker 2: we should have walked away then and said, you know what,
37:09
Speaker 2: we know what we have to do. We know what
37:11
Speaker 2: they want to do. We have to oppose them so
37:14
Speaker 2: that we don't witness the destruction of our country. We
37:18
Speaker 2: have to stop allowing ourselves to be divided on peripheral issues,
37:25
Speaker 2: you know. And one of the reasons why, for example,
37:30
Speaker 2: the one that the leftist whites, the Karens and the
37:32
Speaker 2: Kevins have been using on black people like myself for decades,
37:37
Speaker 2: is that you're number one, you're either a victim or
37:40
Speaker 2: number two. Why all the white people hate you and
37:45
Speaker 2: they're all racist. Well, they couldn't fool me because of
37:49
Speaker 2: where I grew up and how I grew up. So
37:52
Speaker 2: that couldn't that couldn't work with me because I knew
37:55
Speaker 2: too many. I grew up around a very very mixed crowd,
38:01
Speaker 2: and they were good and bad amongst all of us,
38:05
Speaker 2: and so yeah, boom, that's out the window. And so
38:11
Speaker 2: then they tried to divide us as they do all
38:15
Speaker 2: Americans with class envy. And that's how Man Danny got
38:20
Speaker 2: elected New York's city's mayor. Because the people. I don't
38:24
Speaker 2: know what's in the minds of those people, what they're
38:29
Speaker 2: using for brains. I guess they use to sit on
38:32
Speaker 2: or something, because they're not thinking very wisely. And now
38:35
Speaker 2: they're paying the price. And the good news is that
38:40
Speaker 2: something is happening. As I had said when he got elected,
38:44
Speaker 2: I said, you know, I told my wife, I said,
38:45
Speaker 2: you know what, I hope what he wants to do
38:47
Speaker 2: happen so quickly and so badly that people will it
38:53
Speaker 2: will be like a slap across their face and that
38:56
Speaker 2: they will awaken out of they're stupid. And now that's
39:00
Speaker 2: what's happening. You've got piles of garbage lining blocks of
39:07
Speaker 2: beautiful New York City that are taller than the average
39:11
Speaker 2: kindergarten student. You've got rats running around now that are
39:17
Speaker 2: so healthy and big. They're bigger than your average housecat.
39:24
Speaker 2: You've got conditions. Now, I didn't know this until recently,
39:28
Speaker 2: that former Mayor Adams of New York City he left
39:33
Speaker 2: a budget surplus as bad as he was as a mayor.
39:41
Speaker 2: Like I said, see, there's people that are bad mayors,
39:43
Speaker 2: that are bad politicians, but they're not haters. Mayor Adams
39:48
Speaker 2: was not a hater of New York And while he did,
39:51
Speaker 2: he was no good mayor as far as I'm concerned.
39:55
Speaker 2: But he was smart enough to make sure that he
39:57
Speaker 2: left the one coming behind a budget surplus. But what
40:03
Speaker 2: did man damny do? He says, well, we're going to
40:06
Speaker 2: make sure that that's spent up right away. And now
40:10
Speaker 2: they have over a one hundred and twenty billion dollar
40:15
Speaker 2: deficit and it hasn't even been two months. Are you kidding?
40:24
Speaker 2: And you cannot tell me that that wasn't by design,
40:27
Speaker 2: because his modus operandi is using the issues that are
40:34
Speaker 2: used for the incurably ignorant masses. Boy, Aristotle got that right,
40:38
Speaker 2: didn't he. Who are sold on the idea of let's
40:43
Speaker 2: bleed the rich, let's bleed the productive and give their
40:48
Speaker 2: money to the idol, Well that never works, as it
40:53
Speaker 2: was famously said decades ago. Yeah, you'll give people other
40:59
Speaker 2: The government will continue to reach in and give people
41:02
Speaker 2: other people's money until it runs out. If you want
41:07
Speaker 2: to be able to help everyone, this is what you
41:10
Speaker 2: have to do. If I were mayor, I would have
41:13
Speaker 2: walked in right away, immediately. I would have said, you
41:18
Speaker 2: know what, we're going to cut taxes. I would go
41:22
Speaker 2: in there and be and be slap happy, just cutting
41:25
Speaker 2: taxes and regulations right off the bat. Boom boom boom.
41:30
Speaker 2: Because one thing I know about New York is that
41:34
Speaker 2: when given the opportunity, because it's such a unique city.
41:38
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys have visited New York City,
41:41
Speaker 2: especially during the good years of Rudy Giuliani, because during
41:45
Speaker 2: the years of Giuliani, the old folks were telling me,
41:49
Speaker 2: and I was there at that time, the old folks
41:50
Speaker 2: were saying it was like it was in a sense
41:53
Speaker 2: like back in the fifties in the early sixties, when
41:56
Speaker 2: there was just entrepreneurship all over the place. It was
42:00
Speaker 2: very optimistic, it was clean, crime was low. I mean,
42:04
Speaker 2: New York City was the safest big city in America,
42:08
Speaker 2: and it was safer than many small cities in the
42:10
Speaker 2: United States of America. So don't tell me that, Oh,
42:13
Speaker 2: because it's a big city, it's automatically cursed and it's
42:17
Speaker 2: already filled with crime. No, it doesn't have to be. Nope,
42:22
Speaker 2: moral issues, good moral issues were bought, were brought to
42:27
Speaker 2: the four to the forefront, and the city was run accordingly.
42:32
Speaker 2: Evildoers were put on the run or locked up. And
42:38
Speaker 2: so the thing is is that, yeah, as Mayo, I'd
42:42
Speaker 2: go in there, or would cut regulations like a mad dog,
42:46
Speaker 2: cut taxes and just watch it happen, and watch the
42:51
Speaker 2: private sector just go to nutsville produce all of the wealth,
42:57
Speaker 2: creativity returned to New York City. We store those old
43:01
Speaker 2: neighborhoods like Delancey Street, Oh yeah, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, all
43:08
Speaker 2: those wonderful places that I knew, because it doesn't take long.
43:13
Speaker 2: One thing about America is it's very unique. Is that
43:16
Speaker 2: when we are given opportunities and you see regulations cut,
43:23
Speaker 2: you see things reduced to taxes, the economy turns around
43:27
Speaker 2: pretty quickly. That's even happening in Cleveland, where I grew up.
43:31
Speaker 2: You know, the unemployment rate in Cleveland right now is
43:34
Speaker 2: three point two percent below the national average. And they
43:39
Speaker 2: have a surplus of jobs in the area. Many of
43:43
Speaker 2: the jobs cannot be filled by Native cleveland Ers because
43:46
Speaker 2: guess what. Guess what, because of the horrible school system.
43:51
Speaker 2: But you have students from around the country that are
43:53
Speaker 2: graduating from Case Western Reserve University, which is one of
43:56
Speaker 2: the twenty five best universities in the world according to
43:59
Speaker 2: recent reports, and guess what, they're taking those jobs. So
44:05
Speaker 2: it can be done. If you look at downtown Detroit,
44:09
Speaker 2: if you saw downtown Detroit ten years ago and you
44:11
Speaker 2: saw it now, you would be like, say what at
44:16
Speaker 2: the massive difference. And I'm just pointing these things out
44:21
Speaker 2: because even in the midst of all the madness, where
44:23
Speaker 2: people put their noses to the grindstone, good things can happen.
44:29
Speaker 2: And that's where we have to become as a body
44:32
Speaker 2: of Christians. We have to be a more determinate factor,
44:37
Speaker 2: an energetic entity in being involved in turning this station
44:43
Speaker 2: around for the good. Because we, like everyone else, have children.
44:47
Speaker 2: We're going to be judged, I believe, as a body
44:49
Speaker 2: and as individuals, we're going to be judged as to
44:52
Speaker 2: what did we do here? Were we a part of
44:55
Speaker 2: the solution? Where were a part of the problem. And
44:58
Speaker 2: see in a nation like the United States, I think
45:03
Speaker 2: we're even judged more according to responsibility. Then let's say
45:09
Speaker 2: someone in let's see Saudi Arabia, where it's all top down,
45:18
Speaker 2: where personal responsibility is not that keenly looked upon. Oh
45:23
Speaker 2: even more so China, China, where it's all top down.
45:29
Speaker 2: The only thing you're supposed to do is live and
45:32
Speaker 2: breathe and worship, you know, the red flag and the
45:37
Speaker 2: CCP that's supposed to be your God. And you just
45:39
Speaker 2: keep your nose to the grindstone and maybe you'll have
45:41
Speaker 2: a good job and you'll do okay. But here in America,
45:47
Speaker 2: where each and every one of us are born with
45:49
Speaker 2: a responsibility, and the founding fathers understood that. That's why
45:55
Speaker 2: they said, and this is very important. They said, hey, look,
46:00
Speaker 2: if you want to maintain your liberty, in order to
46:03
Speaker 2: do so, you must maintain a high moral standard. Why why,
46:10
Speaker 2: boys and girls, it's it's it's simple. Because as you
46:15
Speaker 2: choose to be a better person, as I choose to
46:17
Speaker 2: be a better person according to God's word, guess what,
46:22
Speaker 2: I'm not going to be doing any harm to you,
46:25
Speaker 2: and you're not going to be doing any harm to me.
46:27
Speaker 2: But what we are going to be doing is raising
46:30
Speaker 2: our children in the way that they should go, so
46:31
Speaker 2: when when they are old, they will not depart. What
46:34
Speaker 2: we will be doing is taking, is partaking of our
46:39
Speaker 2: God given talents to build businesses, to build our families,
46:43
Speaker 2: to build communities, to create beautiful cities, build marvelous buildings,
46:49
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and keep the good going.
46:55
Speaker 2: God is about greatness. I really believe that He's not about,
46:59
Speaker 2: you know, being like wimpess americanas apologeticus, little chumps, weaklings
47:04
Speaker 2: in the corner. That's that's not what we're about. Why
47:08
Speaker 2: is it that you think that King David, even with
47:12
Speaker 2: the horrible thing that he did and calls with your eye,
47:15
Speaker 2: Why do you think, my friends, that he said, David
47:21
Speaker 2: is a man after my own heart. Because David had
47:24
Speaker 2: a huts buck, he was a fighter. He wasn't a chump,
47:29
Speaker 2: He wasn't a chump chump with all of his imperfections.
47:32
Speaker 2: I love how it. I used to love how the
47:35
Speaker 2: ministers they'd always bashed down on David like he was
47:39
Speaker 2: the most horrible thing that ever walked the earth. But
47:41
Speaker 2: yet it was Godess it, but won't excuse me. He's
47:44
Speaker 2: a man after my own heart because he had a
47:47
Speaker 2: huts buck. He when he recognized he was wrong, he said, look,
47:52
Speaker 2: you know what, Lord, I kissed the paddle. I put
47:54
Speaker 2: myself in your hands, not the hand of man. He
47:56
Speaker 2: made the choice. God gave him the choice. He said, hey, look,
48:00
Speaker 2: you want to me to punish you. You want to
48:02
Speaker 2: be in my hand or you want me to work
48:07
Speaker 2: it out and you be punished by man. He said, no, Lord,
48:11
Speaker 2: I put myself in your hand because you, you, sir,
48:17
Speaker 2: love me, and you are merciful, and you are kind,
48:21
Speaker 2: and you are just just. And yes, David was punished,
48:29
Speaker 2: but he wasn't destroyed. He was forgiven, but he was
48:35
Speaker 2: not allowed to flounder. And so we, the people of God,
48:40
Speaker 2: we the people of the United States of America, have
48:43
Speaker 2: to say, you know what, Yeah, I messed up. I
48:46
Speaker 2: ask forgiveness. But what we also have to do is
48:51
Speaker 2: get off of our duffice and no longer just be
48:55
Speaker 2: irritated by what's going on. Doing what we know to do.
49:00
Speaker 2: Bind your metro, which is your profession, which is your calling,
49:07
Speaker 2: and belom onto it if you don't know how to
49:09
Speaker 2: do it. What you believe that you're supposed to do. Learn,
49:13
Speaker 2: find those who do who are sincere, learn from them,
49:19
Speaker 2: and walk therein and God will do the rest as
49:23
Speaker 2: you step out there. Because the better you are, the
49:27
Speaker 2: better off I'm going to be, and so on and
49:29
Speaker 2: so on and so remember the old Bred commercial and
49:32
Speaker 2: they go and so on and so on and so on.
49:37
Speaker 2: But it's like that, my friends, It's really like that.
49:43
Speaker 2: And so yeah, when I looked at those videos of Vienna, Paris, Dublin, Ireland,
49:53
Speaker 2: oh my god, I was almost in tears. I was
49:57
Speaker 2: almost I think the only reason why I didn't cry
49:59
Speaker 2: can because my wife was there and I didn't want
50:01
Speaker 2: her to see me. I didn't want her to see
50:04
Speaker 2: me like that. I didn't want that. I didn't want that.
50:08
Speaker 2: I knew she didn't want that, and so I wasn't
50:12
Speaker 2: gonna do that, not in front of her. But it
50:14
Speaker 2: was heartbreaking to see what they have allowed. But I
50:20
Speaker 2: couldn't crack on them. I couldn't make fun of them,
50:22
Speaker 2: because guess what, we have it in dear Bonistan, Michigan.
50:26
Speaker 2: We have it in Plano, Texas. And speaking of deep
50:29
Speaker 2: in the heart of Texas, guess what, Yeah, Governor Abbott
50:34
Speaker 2: has been speaking out strongly. A few weeks ago, he says, yes,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna outlaws Sharia and this, that and the other.
50:40
Speaker 2: Don't be fooled. Uh uh ah, he speaketh well. But
50:47
Speaker 2: guess what Sharia is growing. They're already Matt plans to
50:52
Speaker 2: build more mega cities of Islamists in the great state
50:56
Speaker 2: of Texas. My friends in Texas, please please don't let
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Speaker 2: them take over that place. Texas is one of those places.
51:06
Speaker 2: When you go to Texas, you can tell it's a
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Speaker 2: special place. And you're driving down the street or the
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Speaker 2: freeway and you see those shy lone star flags, you
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Speaker 2: feel this. You know you're in somewhere special. Okay, and
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Speaker 2: don't allow that specialness to be taken away. Don't do
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Speaker 2: what New York State did. The Empire State. They can't
51:34
Speaker 2: even call themselves the Empire State anymore because right now
51:39
Speaker 2: it's the state of stupid. Okay, California. God made California.
51:46
Speaker 2: He was in a good mood when he made that place.
51:49
Speaker 2: One of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. It
51:52
Speaker 2: rates up there with the Mediterranean, with Italy, the beauty
51:58
Speaker 2: of Italy. It rates right along with that and yet
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Speaker 2: we've allowed the vermin of humanity to go in there
52:07
Speaker 2: and rule same thing in New York State, have another
52:12
Speaker 2: beautiful land area, and we've just allowed these beautiful places
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Speaker 2: of America to be taken over by the most low
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Speaker 2: brow people on Earth. Salt Lake City, Park City, Utah,
52:28
Speaker 2: all that beautiful area under the rulership of the freakazoids
52:37
Speaker 2: in New Orleans Food Capital right now, it just continues
52:44
Speaker 2: to be dominated by the spook chasers, the voodoo people
52:49
Speaker 2: and the spook chasers. Why should that be allowed to
52:53
Speaker 2: be dominating in the United States of America. Why Because
52:59
Speaker 2: we've been lazy about protecting our culture and we've been
53:02
Speaker 2: so focused on, as they used to say in church,
53:06
Speaker 2: majoring in the miners, and the said, while you're majoring
53:11
Speaker 2: in the miners, you just become stupid, a bunch of
53:15
Speaker 2: stupid people. I think that's why the Lord called his sheep,
53:24
Speaker 2: and so, yeah, better than goats. But yeah still, and
53:30
Speaker 2: so we just have to as men. And here's the
53:34
Speaker 2: thing too, I wanted to get into this. I probably
53:36
Speaker 2: have to get into it more definitively in the next
53:39
Speaker 2: segment next week here on Rumble. But my gosh, how
53:48
Speaker 2: can I say this, it's going to upset a lot
53:51
Speaker 2: of people. I know this because people are touchy touching,
53:54
Speaker 2: especially a lot of tenderfoots in amongst Christians. Did you
53:58
Speaker 2: know that men and women are not equal? Mhmm. We're
54:02
Speaker 2: all equally made in the sense that, yes, we all
54:05
Speaker 2: have breath, we're all humans. We all think we walk,
54:10
Speaker 2: but we don't walk alike and we don't talk alike.
54:13
Speaker 2: There's an old song, one of those hymnos we walking
54:16
Speaker 2: like something like that anyway, but in reality, we're not
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Speaker 2: all alike. I cannot do what a woman can do,
54:23
Speaker 2: and a woman cannot do what a man was doing.
54:25
Speaker 2: I was some time ago, I was on a talk show.
54:28
Speaker 2: It was a panel, and you had these feminist women,
54:32
Speaker 2: you know, the ones that run around. I don't even
54:34
Speaker 2: know man anything. A man knew what I can do.
54:38
Speaker 2: Soh boy, here we go. I guess a Billy Jean
54:41
Speaker 2: King wanta be or something. I just pointed out. I said,
54:45
Speaker 2: look around the room. You see that microphone. Yeah, you're
54:53
Speaker 2: leaning on the table right, Yeah, see the monitor there, Yeah,
54:59
Speaker 2: you see the Oh wait a minute, look at the floor, yeah,
55:04
Speaker 2: look at the chair you're sitting in. Yeah, oh, what
55:07
Speaker 2: about those lights, yeah, the wall, the light switch. Oh
55:16
Speaker 2: wait a minute, the books you read you're drinking, about
55:20
Speaker 2: the water out of a bottle? Right? Yeah? Is that
55:23
Speaker 2: all those things were invented by men? Now we were
55:27
Speaker 2: all equal, Okay, a lot of those things would have
55:31
Speaker 2: been invented by women. And it has nothing to do
55:35
Speaker 2: with one being smarter than the other. It's not about that.
55:40
Speaker 2: It's about what we're created to be. When God made man,
55:46
Speaker 2: he made us, He gave us dominion over the world.
55:50
Speaker 2: He put in man the ability to build and to
55:55
Speaker 2: create and creates a side do all these things that
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Speaker 2: men mostly do. I remember telling one of them. They
56:05
Speaker 2: kept yapping and yapping, yapping. I mean, I said, poy,
56:08
Speaker 2: I can't tell the difference between you and a child
56:10
Speaker 2: wildwash back. But she was just going at it, and
56:15
Speaker 2: I remember telling her, and she got mad. She wanted
56:19
Speaker 2: to fight, and I'm like, I don't fight you because
56:21
Speaker 2: we're not equal, Okay, you don't want to smoke, And
56:27
Speaker 2: she just kept going on and on and on, and
56:32
Speaker 2: so I finally told her, I said, if we're equal,
56:37
Speaker 2: why are you so upset? I said, because I can
56:41
Speaker 2: tell a fellow here, what's wrong? Blah, blah blah. He
56:45
Speaker 2: and I can go at it, and I may not
56:47
Speaker 2: always say that in the friendliest manner, but if he
56:49
Speaker 2: knows I'm telling him truth, he'll go, yeah, you're right, bro, Yeah,
56:53
Speaker 2: okay cool. If a guy is a loser, right, if
56:57
Speaker 2: he's a fat, out of shaped loser, guess what he's
57:01
Speaker 2: not rewarded for that he's not. If you're a fat,
57:06
Speaker 2: out of shaped loser, chicks don't want you, and people
57:11
Speaker 2: make funny you're nothing okay in society. And that's in
57:14
Speaker 2: the Christian realm as well as the secular realm. Okay,
57:19
Speaker 2: now a check a female today, in this silly society.
57:24
Speaker 2: She could be a fat blob, she could be thin,
57:26
Speaker 2: she could be in shape, she could be smart, she
57:29
Speaker 2: could be stupid. Guess what she'll be rewarded just because
57:33
Speaker 2: she's a female in today's society, just for showing up.
57:41
Speaker 2: We don't care about how accomplished a female is. We
57:47
Speaker 2: all care about how accomplished a man because we are
57:53
Speaker 2: supposed to be the ones who protect, we're the ones
57:56
Speaker 2: who supply and all of that you're not. So there
58:02
Speaker 2: in lies that part of the difference, which goes back
58:05
Speaker 2: to us not being equal and when I told her that,
58:09
Speaker 2: it just oh my gosh, it just they just went
58:12
Speaker 2: to nutsville and they had to actually be excused from
58:15
Speaker 2: the show that we kicked off the show. But anyway, folks,
58:17
Speaker 2: I hate to say this, I really do. We're almost
58:20
Speaker 2: at the end. Find sniffle hurt. You guys in the
58:22
Speaker 2: chat room. Thanks so much for joining us today, and
58:24
Speaker 2: God bless you, God bless America. May America bless God.
58:27
Speaker 2: And as I always say, at this time, if it's
58:30
Speaker 2: not too early, I'll wait a little bit. But anyway, folks,
58:33
Speaker 2: you know, I thank you for joining us. And if
58:37
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58:40
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58:42
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58:46
Speaker 2: desires to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing
58:47
Speaker 2: but the truth, and do my part in helping us
58:51
Speaker 2: together so we can help others and we can grow
58:54
Speaker 2: and we can restore America to God's glory. And that's
58:58
Speaker 2: a lot of what they know what American experience is
59:01
Speaker 2: all about. That's why I call it the American experience,
59:05
Speaker 2: so that we can experience God in America once again.
59:08
Speaker 2: So the next until next time, my friends, as I
59:11
Speaker 2: always say at this time, at the end, remember to
59:14
Speaker 2: pray for your family, your friends, and even your enemies
59:20
Speaker 2: that they get it right before it's too late, because
59:22
Speaker 2: we all do face judgment only and to treat others
59:25
Speaker 2: the same way you want to be treated. Until next time,
59:28
Speaker 2: I'm Ron Edwards, excelsior.
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