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This is Freedom chat. All right.
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I did do some invites. I want to get a couple of things
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out before we go any further. And I'll let, I'll let Joel know
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about this also on the 25th, which is the Sunday before
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Memorial Day. I will not be online.
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I will not be the freedom chat. I don't.
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I mean, if Dennis wants to go, if Dan, if he wants to go solo,
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that's up to him. But I actually am at Fort Logan
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National Cemetery honoring our fallen heroes.
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So I will of course be otherwise occupied.
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Well, I was kind of open to be there with you, but I don't know
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about that Sunday yet. Like I discussed, like I sent
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you that text about I might have to be out of town too.
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So, but that's OK. You know that gives us two weeks
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to to come up with some material, right?
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And as we have found out, there is no loss of material.
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No, no. Well, anyway, that kind of bro.
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Happy Mother's Day to you and your all mothers.
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Happy Mother's Day to my mom. I'm hoping she comes on.
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I did say. Her.
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If you've lost your mother's Happy Mother's Day in heaven.
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I think celebrating our moms is a worldwide observance and it
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should be a worldwide observance.
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Absolutely so. So happy Mother's Day.
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I had actually, growing up, I had about 3 or 4 moms, you know,
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with my neighborhood, my childhood friend and you know,
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they, their moms kind of became my mom.
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So yeah, I've got 3 or 4. I want to say Happy Mother's Day
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too. Nice, very nice.
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We we made we made a fruit salad drizzled and honey and I'm I
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don't know what time my wife's getting out of bed, but my
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intent is to go to my mom and and on on the way stop at court
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Culver's. And.
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Get get a couple frozen treats, not, not like meals, but just
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something sweet, something to to enjoy, you know, thank God I
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know what she likes. Right.
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All right, look, let's get into this.
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This week, lawmakers, Democrat lawmakers, were arrested in New
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Jersey by ICE in the Department of Homeland Security.
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The reason they were arrested was because they were very, very
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openly hostile and were acting very openly hostile in a hostile
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manner against ICE agents who had collected illegal aliens.
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The lawmakers were Lamonica Mcgilver, Bonnie Watson,
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Coleman, Rob Menendez. They stormed the Delaney Hall
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detention center along with Newark Mayor Ross Baraka, and
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Baraka was actually arrested for trespassing.
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One of these representatives assaulted an ACE agent.
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So let's kind of dig into this. I want to dig into this real
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simple. Like I'm going to read that oath
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of office for Congressmen and Senators again.
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I will support and defend the Constitution of the United
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States against all enemies foreign and domestic.
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This oath is required by the United States Constitution is
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prescribed by law. All members of the House and or
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Senate that support illegal aliens over United States
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citizen citizens are in violation of their oath of
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office and should therefore be removed from office.
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It is really that simple. So let's go back to the event
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that happened and who's supporting whom.
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AOC came right out and said that it's actually the Department of
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Homeland Security that has broken the law.
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That's a joke. I I would like to know what law
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they have broken it and before anybody gives me this garbage
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about the 9 O voting on the by the Supreme Court, it's
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separation of powers for a reason, right?
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The Supreme Court can rule things, but if you go to the
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Constitution and you read that, if you understand the
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Constitution, which most people don't, it it's just not true.
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He's not beholden to the courts. Here we go.
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I'll read Article 2, Section 1 of the Constitution.
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I'll read the very first paragraph.
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And this really kind of puts it in a box.
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The executive power shall be vested in a President of the
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United States of America. He shall hold his office during
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terms of four years and together with the Vice president chosen
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for the same term, be elected as follows.
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Second one, each state shall appoint.
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OK, we'll this goes through the process.
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I'm going to read this real quick.
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Section 2. Shall be Commander in Chief of
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the Army, Navy of the United States and militia of the
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several States. When called into actual service
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of the United States, he may require the opinion in writing
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of the principal officer in each of the executive departments
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upon any subject relating to the duties of their respective
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offices, and he have shall have have power to grant reprieves
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and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in
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cases of impeachment. He shall have power, by and with
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advice and consent of the Senate, to make treaties,
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provided 2/3 of the senators present concur.
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He shall nominate and by with the advice and consent, Senate
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appoint ambassadors, other public ministers and councils,
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judges of the Supreme Court and all other officers of the United
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States. Who's Yeah, my mom is having
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technical issues. I'm going to try to help her.
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So give me a minute. We'll see if I can get her on
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invite. I'm going to try to send her
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another one. The, the point that I'm trying
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to make with this is he's got the authority to do the things
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that he is doing. OK.
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He has the authority to maintain the safety and security of the
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nation. And I, I will be really, really
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honest. He's doing his job.
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He's not abusing his powers. He's he's not doing anything
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that he shouldn't be doing. In fact, when people talk about
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he's doing all of these things to enrich in himself and he's
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doing all these things to money, every year that he has been in
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the the office, OK, his wealth, which is which is substantial,
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has gone steadily down. So for those people who say he's
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breaking the law and for those people who say that the
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Department of Homeland Security is acting outside of the law, I
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say to you, whose side are you on?
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You know, Mark, I have to say something.
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Yesterday I heard somebody refer to Trump as a blue collar
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billionaire and which makes total sense to me.
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He doesn't, he doesn't really care about his, you know, any of
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that wealth and stuff. Is he genuinely cares about the
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working class citizens, All the citizens but the one, the
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working class, you know? I, I, I couldn't agree more with
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you. In fact, my daughter who just
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got back from Boulder and I had this conversation about the
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president and the taxes and, you know, I'm really working hard to
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keep her balanced because she she was like, well, you know, he
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wants to help the the wealthy. And I said, if he wants to help
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the wealthy, why is he trying to eliminate income tax on people
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who only make a certain amount? That is a simple question.
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If he is, then why? Right.
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OK, I think it's important to understand that the man is not
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perfect. Nobody is.
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That's just a fact of life. Nobody is perfect.
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The only one that's perfect is, is, you know, we, we celebrated
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him a couple weeks ago. But when we sit and we watch a
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person who quite literally has tried to do everything he can to
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to be better and to make the country a better place.
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And this is the response that he gets from Congressman, from
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people who put their hands up and swore an oath to their
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country. And I read that oath so nobody
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can tell me, oh, you don't know what you're talking about.
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I literally just read that oath. Did I read that oath?
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Yes, Sir. OK, since I read that oath,
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let's talk about a comment from A1 Hakeem Jeffries.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly broken the law.
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What laws have they broken? Actually, I had skirted court
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orders. Oh, that's what it was.
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He he basically told the courts that what their their rulings do
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not apply to him. And he's right.
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The rulings do not apply to to this president, not in the way
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he's he's fulfilling his duties. He is fulfilling the promises
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that he made and the American people voted for.
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So the the courts are basically telling the American people that
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that they know better than us, right?
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That's that's a reality. Don't.
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So yeah, OK. While deporting American
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citizens, including children without the due process
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protections guaranteed by the Constitution.
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OK for Hakeem Jeffries, and I know Hakeem Jeffries will never
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jump on this chat, but I would ask him what laws and what
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American citizens have been deported?
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Yes, that's what I have. That's my question.
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Do you not want to know which? Because if he is deporting
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American citizens, then he's wrong.
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Right. But he's not deporting American
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citizens. And as far as those children,
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their mothers, who the United States has no jurisdictional
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authority over, have chosen to take their children with them.
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Right. Which is what mothers and
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fathers do with their kids. You take your kids with you
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until your kids get old enough to go out on their own.
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Yep, that's. I don't know, maybe it's me.
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We went on vacation as a family, right?
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Absolutely, yeah. You take your kids with you when
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you go on vacation. So he carries on with members of
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Congress have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a
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check on the out of control policies of the executive
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branch. Really.
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Well, you let the two previous Democrat, three previous
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Democrat executive branches run just buck wild all over the
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Constitution of the United States.
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All of a sudden this stuff is important.
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Give me a break. Yeah, give me a break.
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OK, including conducting oversight wherever and whenever
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it is needed. I thank Reps Bonnie Watson
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Coleman, Rob Menendez and Lamonica McIver for showing up,
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standing up and speaking out today in Newark.
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This is where we're going, and we're going to be jumping off in
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a second. The concerns of elected
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officials about this unsanctioned facility will not
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be silenced by the Trump administration.
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We will never bend a knee. Masked agents who physically
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accosted 2 congresswomen must be identified immediately and be
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trumped up, and any trumped up charges against Mayor Baraka
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dropped the. Specific.
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Yeah, I watched that video. I didn't see any assault.
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Yeah, OK, so, and you know what? Here, here's the thing.
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And, and this, this is really where it comes down to, for
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those of you who hate Trump simply for hating Trump,
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congratulations. For those of you who want to use
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common sense and follow common sense, this is the bottom line.
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Whose side are they on? Right?
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That's the question you need to ask yourself.
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Whose side are they on? OK, I don't know if I have
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permission to do this, but if I play a song and I decide that we
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need to move forward, we're going to do just that.
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We're going to move forward. We're going to start with the
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first song, which is about 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
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But don't be surprised if I cut it short because Dennis and I
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are the hosts and we talked about this and this is what
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we're going to do. So first song is a song called
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Oh Good Lord Red Line by Rich Owen and we'll be back in about,
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I don't know, 2-3 minutes. Next subject will be Holy crap
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we got a new Pope. And now for the most famous
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The web at MB radio dot. All right, we're back.
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I don't know whether I'm allowed to do that, and I'm pretty sure
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if I'm not I'll be told that I can't.
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You'll be hearing from Ricky Boddy, probably.
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But hey, look, there's so much to cover.
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We only get 15 minute segments. I will ask if we can, you know,
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make this like an hour and 15 minutes so that we can cover
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more ground. I really think that that's
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important to cover these grounds.
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What we just talked about at the end of the day is there is a
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internal battle going on in the United States where people who
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swore an oath to the United States and to fulfill specific
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duties are failing in that. And they are attacking the man
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who is actually trying to fulfill those duties.
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He's trying to fulfill his obligation.
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OK, So that's really what this is about.
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And look, I'm not going to hear any crying about, well, what
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about the kids? You know what?
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I'm sorry. But I don't have a lot of
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empathy for that because their parents knew that it was illegal
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to come into this country. And, and I'm sorry that I'm
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going back to this one and going to hammer it.
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But I am going to hammer it because if you were to do a
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simple Internet search on the penalties that you could incur
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by illegally entering another nation, that means not going
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through their processes, not asking for asylum correctly, all
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of that. The the penalties are harsh.
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We're soft. We're straight up soft.
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And you know, Europe is, is facing a crisis of all kinds of
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identity crisis because they let people in without properly
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vetting them. That's what just happened over
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the past four years. Yep.
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OK, so I'm sorry that people don't like hearing this stuff.
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I'm sorry that people don't understand that you, you can't
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let everybody in. You cannot do that.
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It, it is a society drain. It is a values drain.
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It is an economic drain on the pre-existing people, the the
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people that are already here. So if you want to tack on, tack
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on. Not to mention it's just it's
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not right that you're cutting in line in front of somebody that's
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trying to do it the legal way. Right.
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You're trying to do, you're trying to do the right thing for
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them and their family, doing it through legal processes and
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channels. And then these people just are
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let in and walk right in front and get to the front of the
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line. Right.
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That's like crap and. And you know, just just like
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Dennis said, and Dennis and I have said this and talked about
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this numerous times, due process is due process.
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You can't scream due process when you ignore due process for
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four freaking years, right? That that is in, in a nutshell.
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You want to talk about, you know, when, when we read the,
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the Pledge of Allegiance, the last statement of it is one
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nation under God with liberty and justice for all.
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Well, where's the justice for the people who have been
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standing in line and waiting to go through the process when
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other people are basically begin being given a free pass?
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Well, we know why they're being given a free pass because
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they're gonna, they're, they're gonna vote that way if they ever
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become legally able to vote. And where, where's the justice
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for the for the victims of the of the people that that have
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lost loved ones because of these people coming in illegally?
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How about the children who have been been been smuggled across
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this border, who have been put into sex trade, who have been
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put into basically slavery? Hey, there's that horrible word
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there, right? I'm sorry, but once again, I do
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not have a lot of empathy for people who come across this
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board, and I have no empathy for people who vote that way knowing
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that this is what they're going to get and then wondering when
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things go to total Dog. Do what what you know, as you
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get where I'm at, right, Right. So let's shift to something that
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is positive. For the first time in the
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history of the Catholic Church, there is a Pope who is born and
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bred from the United States. And I'm not saying this because
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it's the greatest thing ever, but I do.
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I do acknowledge the historical significance of it.
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I am not Catholic. I am not.
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I don't believe in organized religion.
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I see it as a means for a few to overtly or covertly control the
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many and and I believe wholeheartedly that when we read
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the the Bible, when you read the Bible by Jesus was very much
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talking about. Yeah, Mark.
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OK, we're back. I'm sorry.
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That was my fault. That was a good freeze frame you
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did there. I'll explain later.
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That was a technical difficulty. I'm sitting going OK, what am I
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going to say here? I, I, I think that there needs
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to be a degree of spiritual growth and I mean that for the
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entire world. I, I don't agree it it with,
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with really anything that people who believe in, in Islam believe
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because I just, there's so much of it that doesn't coincide with
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my values and. That is a don't mark.
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A lot of it doesn't. Right, But you know, and, and
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all, and hey, and the flip side is there's, there's certain
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things about the Catholic religion that I am dead set
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against too. I, I think they all have their
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flaws because they're all guided by men and women, certain
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circles. And and when when humans are the
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ones driving the bus, so to speak, and not God, there tends
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to be crashes, yeah. Yeah.
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So what is your opinion on on the the new Pope, man?
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I mean, I haven't even read much about.
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I mean, I know he's from Chicago.
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Well, you know he likes the White Sox from what I heard.
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That's horrible. I thought he was.
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A club screen? Nah, he's, he's a, he's a White
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Sox fan, apparently, which surprised me because I figured,
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you know, he'd probably be a Cubs fan.
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But yeah, I don't know, You know, I mean, from I saw him
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interview his younger brother yesterday, I think it was.
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And from what his younger brother said, I guess he was a
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pretty good kid his whole life. I mean, you know, he, there was
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a couple of times he, he made mistakes.
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But according to his younger brother, overall his kids, this
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guy sounds like he was pretty, pretty good boy his whole life.
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And I don't know, maybe that's maybe it was meant to be for
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him. I don't know, but we'll see.
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I've heard kind of conflicting stories about him that he's, you
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know, kind of more he I've heard that he's kind of woke and then
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I've heard that he's not. So I don't know.
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I guess that's the remains to be seen.
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Right. And, and will you know, not to
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put too far a point on it, but he, he is a registered
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Republican. I don't know if that means
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anything. It doesn't doesn't mean anything
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to me. Right.
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You know, once again, that falls into the category.
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I just, I don't care what I'm hoping for.
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And and we we can look to this. What I'm hoping for is that the
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Pope becomes a strong spiritual leader again.
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We need it. Right, we do.
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And, and look, I I'm not trying to be.
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Look, I'm not a Catholic. I got no dog in that fight.
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I really don't. Dude, I'm grateful I wasn't a
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Catholic because I couldn't sit through a nine hour match.
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Dude, no way. Right.
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But with the, the the flip side to that is I think Pope Francis
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was trying to be too political. And he was, he was driving too
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much of A political position. Yeah.
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And I'm hoping that I'm hoping that this Pope exerts his
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influence more. Spiritually.
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Spiritually. Yeah.
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Spiritually, that's that's what I'm hoping for.
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Yeah. And I think that that at the end
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of the day is, is what's important is what he's, what
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he's supposed to be. He's.
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Supposed to be politics going on.
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Right now that that said, there's going to be politics
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because you can't avoid it. You're right.
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The the, the flip side to that is the Pope should keep that to
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car. I, I have to sit in the back of
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a vehicle and nine times out of 10 my eyes are closed and that's
33:25
because I can't handle literally I cannot handle being not behind
33:33
the wheel. That's been a phobia slash
33:39
traumatic stress of a couple of events that I've gone through in
33:44
a in a car. So it happens to everybody, man.
33:47
So, you know, but but to, to, to our veteran brothers, what I
33:51
just played, check it out, man, if it works, it works.
33:55
And if it's something that really can do something to help
33:58
out, help people out that that go through this and can't handle
34:01
it all, can't handle the the stressors of life all the time,
34:05
then I, I really do think that it it's good.
34:08
So. So there was no song there, but
34:12
that's fine too. That's correct.
34:16
So the view, let's go ahead and start this one off.
34:20
Oh my goodness. If you had Joe Biden and Jill
34:23
Biden and they asked the president about his cognitive
34:33
decline and he proceeded to prove that he is still, in fact
34:42
in decline. Oh.
34:45
Yeah. They they they left that poor
34:49
man hung out to drive for about 3 or 4 minutes before his wife
34:54
came to the rescue. Yeah, she stepped right in,
34:57
didn't she? And and here's the thing, what
35:01
they did to that guy, and I'm not a fan.
35:07
Y'all know, I'm not a fan at in any way.
35:10
I do not have any love for President Joe Biden.
35:16
I believe that President Joe Biden and his cabinet and his
35:20
appointees are traitors to this country.
35:23
They intentionally opened up a border allowing millions of
35:28
people to just come in and then they amplified it by actually
35:33
flying people in on taxpayer Dimes.
35:37
So I got no love for the man period.
35:41
That said, she is not a Good Wife.
35:50
The mere fact that that she agreed to.
35:53
Why can't they just let him fade into the background?
36:01
I mean really, he he has no business anywhere near the the
36:06
public eye. No.
36:08
He just doesn't. And you know, I, I'm sure that
36:13
people are not going to agree with me and I'm sure that people
36:16
are going to be like, oh, that's that's not true.
36:19
No, it is true. And and this has nothing to do
36:21
with Democrat or Republican. This has got everything to do
36:25
with the man had his finger on the nuclear football.
36:29
Uh huh. OK, that for four years that's
36:33
what he had. And, and you know, the mere fact
36:38
that the mainstream media gave that man a free pass for four
36:43
years, they covered for him four years and the people in his
36:49
cabinet covered for him for four years.
36:52
There is no way that man should they should have invoked the the
36:58
12th Amendment, which is the amendment that can remove a
37:02
president or the president can step down.
37:05
That's the amendment that gets that makes that happen.
37:09
And the mere fact that we should have had that conversation, we
37:16
we should have the fact that they didn't is a disservice to
37:22
every American citizen, every American.
37:25
Citizen Well, they didn't, because if they did then they
37:27
would have been admitting that they were wrong to have.
37:30
He was the wrong man to be in office.
37:33
But but they were wrong, right? Yes, they were, but they didn't
37:36
want to admit that. And, and you know what?
37:40
I I used the the word president in front of his name very
37:44
loosely and with quotes, because he was not the president.
37:49
He was not in charge. He was.
37:50
He was president in in status, maybe, but that was about it.
37:56
Right now I'll I'll talk a little bit about that.
38:00
I'm a firm believer that if you're the one that put your
38:04
hand up and you accepted that responsibility, that's your
38:08
glass house. Yeah.
38:10
You chose to be there. That's here nor there.
38:14
It's on you. It's on the it's on the person
38:16
who who said the oath, President Trump, it's on him.
38:21
Yep, he campaigned, he ran, he said the oath he he took, he
38:26
took on the responsibility. It's on him.
38:28
It was on Biden. And it's a travesty that it was
38:32
done in a way that was so inherently wrong that, I mean,
38:40
I'm, I'm still flabbergasted. The last four years of, of our
38:43
lives we had to endure that. Now I'm going to talk a little
38:46
bit about that. It was all I had, dishonesty.
38:49
Oh yeah, 'cause it was dishonest.
38:51
Everything, everything about it, every single thing about it was
38:54
dishonest. It's funny you say that 'cause I
38:57
was at work this week and I had a good conversation with a
39:01
couple of couple of Co workers who are who are lefties.
39:06
Oh man. Well, first one of them tried to
39:08
try try to pull a gotcha on me about President Trump signing
39:13
his autograph on the stripe of a white stripe of an American
39:16
flag. And I had to explain to that
39:18
person that, no, that is an American flag.
39:21
You're correct. And yes, he is signed.
39:23
He did sign his name on it. But that way that flag was
39:26
purchased by a supporter of his. And that person took that
39:30
property, that is their property and asked the president to sign
39:34
it. There is no law anywhere that
39:38
talks about the defacing of an American flag in that that that
39:44
identifies that as defacing an American flag.
39:47
Now, if you were to say F America or death to America,
39:50
that that kind of gets a little tight, little weird, but First
39:55
Amendment protects us from people that don't get it and
40:03
burning the flag. I have said this a million times
40:08
and I'll say it again. If you want to go out there and
40:11
buy a flag and burn that flag, more power to you.
40:15
The 1st amendment protects you and allows you to do that.
40:18
That also goes for any pride flag that sits out there.
40:22
A BLM flag, If I go out and I buy 1 and I want to burn it,
40:26
that is on me. If I want to go out and burn a
40:29
gay pride flag or a trans gay BLM, whatever the hell that
40:37
funky flag is, that is on me. To burn.
40:42
Yeah, I made the. And I'm burning it and it's and
40:45
it's not based out of, hey, I don't agree with them.
40:49
I'm not on that. I don't care if you're gay.
40:54
I don't care if you're lesbian. I don't care.
40:58
It's a it's a free country. You're American.
41:01
You live your life. Right.
41:05
But in that conversation, going back to the conversation, one of
41:09
my friends said some people just can't handle the truth.
41:12
And I said, yeah, but you're getting it wrong.
41:15
I said you're you're getting it wrong.
41:17
People get emotionally attached to what they perceive as the
41:20
truth. And you and I talked about this
41:22
last week. The truth is not emotional.
41:25
The truth does not have a opinion one way or another.
41:29
The truth is simply the truth, OK?
41:31
There is no such thing as your truth and my truth.
41:34
It's how we feel about that truth that gets all mixed up and
41:39
all screwed up. And I explained that to them
41:41
very succinctly and what I told them.
41:43
Is facts. Facts go along right there with
41:45
it. Right, because once again, facts
41:47
are the truth. Now, how do you work through
41:51
that? I have no idea.
41:52
What I can tell you is what I said about that and what I
41:55
believe wholeheartedly because we have this podcast.
41:58
We are doing this podcast and I am begging people that are
42:02
left-leaning come on here and express your views in a
42:06
legitimate manner and maybe we can figure out a way to come
42:10
together. Now, that said, I know people
42:14
who believe wholeheartedly that we are so far apart that there's
42:19
no way we can come together. I'm an optimist.
42:23
I, I'm, I believe we can come together.
42:26
I believe it's going to take a lot of work, a lot of work.
42:30
And it's going to take a lot of people on both sides of the
42:33
proverbial fence to, to admit that they were wrong about this
42:41
or wrong about that. And that includes us.
42:44
Yeah. I mean, I'll be honest, I
42:47
readily admit when I don't agree with what a person that I
42:51
normally agree with says or says, and I admit when I am
42:57
wrong more times than not. But when I hear a Co worker, and
43:03
this was another Co worker start spewing the garbage that has
43:06
been spewed by the mainstream media since Trump took office,
43:10
he's going to kill Social Security.
43:12
He and it does go back to Trump and people don't want to.
43:15
I'm tired of talking about Trump.
43:16
Well you know what, too bad because it always is going to
43:19
come back to him because the mainstream media has created
43:22
such a hostile toxic environment around him that people who
43:27
support him spent 90% of the time instead of living our lives
43:31
and and living the American dream.
43:33
We're we're stuck having to defend a man whose only sin
43:39
outside of his own personal sins was saying that the country is
43:44
in decline and it needs to be built back up, right?
43:48
Well, he wasn't wrong. No, I served under that.
43:53
He was not wrong. So for those of you who believe
44:00
he's going to kill Medicare and kill Social Security and he's
44:02
going to take this away and take that away, you need to go back
44:05
and and do your own damn research.
44:07
Go to YouTube and look up. What did Trump say about taxes?
44:11
What did Trump say about Social Security?
44:13
What did Trump just run a damn search here on your own, and if
44:17
you can find anything that shows that he said anything to the
44:23
contrary, send it to me via private message, 'cause I'll,
44:27
I'll check it out. I'll, I'll check, I'll straight
44:30
up check it out. Don't stick to death of hearing
44:32
about that. Like they keep bringing it up
44:34
and it's like he's never said any of that.
44:36
No, he's never said any of that. All right, our commercial break
44:41
is coming up. We're going to get it started
44:44
now. I believe it's called Beautiful
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Frames. It is an actual another ad.
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And then we're going to talk about your favorite and my
44:55
favorite, Miss Crockett. Sweet.
45:00
Here we go. None.
46:06
The. Interesting.
46:25
All right. We are back.
46:28
I didn't do the, I didn't do the intro, the the the bumper, but
46:32
that's. OK.
46:33
Oh, you know what I mean. I was I was busy looking up the
46:37
the Jasmine Crockhead stuff. All right, so let's let's dig
46:42
right into this. So she accused people on the
46:49
right of being inherently violent.
46:52
That's that's what she said. She came right out.
46:56
She said that and the. I know I am.
46:59
She the way she said it was in her typical pretending to be the
47:10
the most What's the what's the word I'm looking for?
47:15
Man in the hood Hood rat mode. Yeah, she was in complete hood.
47:20
Baby, baby. I mean just I'm sitting here and
47:24
I am literally thinking to myself when I hear that person
47:30
talk. That.
47:31
Person is serving this country. Ain't nobody got no time for
47:37
that I'm. Telling you it is, it is insane
47:42
that she has a platform. It's very insane, yeah.
47:46
All right, let's dig into. I tend to look at what people do
47:53
as opposed to what they say. People who go to a Charlie Kirk
48:01
event that are left-leaning are insulting, they are inherently
48:11
violent. They will call people names.
48:18
They will tell them to get the F off of their their campus.
48:22
What we've been watching in Washington with the university's
48:29
autonomous zone, hey people, those are leftists.
48:35
Those are leftists. Those are not right leaning
48:39
individuals and they are violent and they are dangerous.
48:43
And it doesn't matter how Jasmine Crockett tries to spin
48:48
it. It does not matter because I can
48:52
tell you for a fact I personally have never in any way, shape or
48:58
form wanted to act violently against another person based on
49:03
their political or ideological views.
49:06
Right. But that side of the right and,
49:09
and look, Officer Tatum, I'm sure everybody's heard of
49:11
Officer Tatum. He's, he's a conservative black
49:14
man and he said the same thing. It is unbelievable how dumb this
49:19
woman is. Number 1.
49:21
I mean I don't know what her IQ is, but seriously, how stupid do
49:27
you have to be to say these things when your side of the
49:32
fence is the origination of the KKK which was an inherently
49:38
violent organization against blacks and people who supported
49:41
blacks that was a Democrat sponsored organization.
49:47
Yeah, it was. The neo Nazis, everybody goes,
49:51
oh the neo Nazis. The fascist.
49:53
Shut up because people like that do not fit in our society.
50:01
They're on the fringe of our society and look, there are
50:04
right leaning organizations, but they are squashed.
50:09
You know, you know, what's sad to me is like these people of
50:13
color, these Democrats are, are ultimately trying to hold these
50:19
people of color down and these people of color who keep voting
50:23
Democrat don't see. It right and well, once again,
50:29
it it probably they probably do see it all right.
50:31
That's I'm going to be honest with you, they they probably do.
50:35
But here's the thing. Once again, you and I have
50:37
talked about this. People don't like to admit when
50:38
they're wrong. Nobody likes.
50:41
To admit when they when they made a mistake.
50:44
Yeah, that makes them, that makes them insane, man, 'cause
50:46
they're doing the same thing over and over, expecting a
50:49
different result. Right.
50:51
It's because pride, which is one of the worst sins that you can
50:56
have, is to be prideful, right? And I don't want people to think
51:00
that it's OK to be proud of what you do and proud of who you are.
51:07
I'm I'm proud of who I am. I am not ashamed of being a
51:12
white person. You're proud of your family,
51:15
you're proud of your daughter, you're proud of your white.
51:17
You're proud of where? You come right and out of where
51:20
you come from. Yeah, we all are.
51:22
The the challenge we run into is you can have black pride and
51:28
everybody looks and says lifts that up, but if you have white
51:33
pride you must be racist against everything else.
51:36
Right. That's not true.
51:39
No. I'm proud that I'm a good human
51:41
being that does the right thing for my for for for for people in
51:46
general, let alone in in everyday life.
51:50
I take a Co worker to and from work.
51:54
I do it every single morning. I don't have to, but I do.
52:00
I don't ask for money. She's, she's paid me in as
52:06
compensation, but I've never asked for it.
52:08
Because that's what a decent person does, right?
52:13
And it doesn't matter whether she's white or whether she's
52:17
black or whether it doesn't matter.
52:18
None of that matters. None of that has ever mattered
52:21
to me in any way, shape or form. So of course, when I see people
52:25
like that behave like that, like Jasmine Crockett, never mind the
52:28
fact like, OK, we know how dumb she is.
52:32
How dumb to her constituents have to be.
52:37
They, I mean, why are you not embarrassed by this woman?
52:41
It's scary to me. I mean, she is in a position
52:44
where she can vote on very important decisions, very
52:48
important topics. I don't know how many committees
52:51
she's in. I don't even care.
52:53
But for the love of Pete, there's something inherently
52:58
wrong when you're being told that one side is inherently
53:04
violent because look at what they were a part of.
53:06
No, they would they're #1 Let's get your facts straight.
53:10
The KKK was formed by a bunch of Democratic Democrat white boys
53:18
and. Well, who didn't like the fact
53:21
that slavery was being abolished?
53:23
Right, which it should have been abolished.
53:27
I mean, just, it just blows my mind that that is where we are.
53:35
We are in the year 2025 and we still have people like that, who
53:41
are talking like that, that are creating environments that are
53:48
inherently hostile to other people.
53:51
Well, she might as well. She might as well just come out
53:54
and say you can't. Don't trust white people.
53:57
You can. Now.
53:58
If they're off light, that's OK. Right.
54:01
Off light is OK but not not white just like white.
54:04
Well, what am I? Right, I'm high in 57.
54:10
I got a little bit of everything in me.
54:11
So what do I want? What am I supposed to do?
54:17
And we, I think it comes from the fact that we, we come from
54:23
an environment that we all, we all hung out.
54:30
I had black friends. One of my best friends when I
54:33
was growing up was a black kid trumpet player.
54:37
You know, some of my best friends on my ships were black.
54:42
I mean, my best friend at work is Mexican.
54:46
In fact, you. You know it.
54:49
Adolf Trujillo. Yeah.
54:51
Jeff Trujillo's the older brother.
54:54
So, you know, people like us don't look at race the same way
55:02
other people look at race. And it's sad.
55:07
It truly is sad because it's inherently not necessary.
55:13
It's gotten way worse than what since we were in high school
55:16
dude. It, well, it has and the reason
55:19
it has is because people like Jasmine Crockett have created
55:23
these environments by their by their rhetoric.
55:26
I mean, and look, it's not just her that does it.
55:28
Al Sharpton does it, the the women on The View does it, and
55:32
Navarro on CNN. She is one of the nastiest race
55:38
baiters. Oh my God, the dude Hakeem
55:41
Jeffries the same way, right? And he and, and, and the sad
55:44
part is these are people that are in the public eye all the
55:47
time. Yes.
55:49
You and I, if, if we could, if we could bark the same, hey, if
55:52
we had the same platform and the same audience, the same size of
55:55
audience that they had, maybe we could counter it because it
56:00
needs to be countered and it needs to be fought so.
56:03
Why isn't somebody stepping up and doing that then?
56:05
Well, I think a lot of it has to do with fear.
56:08
I'm not afraid. Hey, look, if we want to go,
56:13
then let's go. I have my shirt.
56:16
Don't tread on me. It is a patriotic shirt.
56:19
I believe that patriots are patriots.
56:22
And that is the way it is. Doesn't matter what the color of
56:26
your skin is, doesn't matter where you come from if you love
56:29
your country. And it doesn't matter if it's
56:31
the United States or if if you're an Italian and you love
56:35
Italy. I'm all for that.
56:38
Same with anywhere in the world. If you love where you come from,
56:42
I support it, I exalt it and I I want more of it.
56:49
But I, I don't know. I am from the United States of
56:54
America. I was born here, I was raised
56:56
here. I defended my country and I love
57:00
my country. I don't call me, I mean Jesus.
57:04
I mean seriously, you can call me idealistic if you want.
57:07
I don't care. There's something to be said for
57:11
loving your country. There is something to be said
57:14
for Yeah, our country is not perfect, and our country has
57:16
made a ton of mistakes along the way.
57:19
News flash, so is every other nation in the world.
57:21
Every other. Nation is made and we will
57:24
continue to make mistakes. Absolutely, but that doesn't
57:27
mean you don't love it any less. Right.
57:30
And that doesn't mean that you look at people on the other side
57:33
of the aisle and say that they must be removed or they must be
57:38
eradicated or, you know, they're inherently violent.
57:42
Let me tell you all something about the violence.
57:46
You don't have to like this as a matter of truth.
57:49
But I sat and guarded a Veterans Memorial in downtown Denver on
57:55
day three of the Saint George Floyd riots.
58:01
I got tear gassed. I got shot with a paper ball
58:03
gun. And these leftist communists
58:06
were painting hammer and sickles on the walls that were dedicated
58:10
to the very people that I serve with and I still serve with.
58:15
So don't tell me that the people on the right are the ones that
58:19
are violent. Because the purple on the on the
58:21
right weren't the ones throwing bricks at cops.
58:24
They weren't the ones destroying businesses.
58:26
They weren't the ones burning businesses and beating people to
58:31
death, which happened during that summer by people from the
58:34
left. It was leftist who treated and
58:39
acted violently, not the other way around.
58:42
And if you bring up, and I'm not going to bring it up, but I'm
58:45
going to say if you if you claim that something else that
58:50
happened is the same, it's not, it's absolutely not.
58:57
No. And I'm not even going to bring
59:00
it up because we've brought it up a couple of times.
59:02
It's like beating a damn dead horse.
59:04
I know what you're talking about too.
59:05
Yes, we don't need to bring it up.
59:07
What I can say is what people think is real and what people
59:12
think is a fantasy is sometimes one in the same, one in the
59:18
same. Yep.
59:21
All right, it is that time we are at 0 hour.
59:27
We're gonna cut this out. Good job, brother.
59:30
Enjoy your Mother's Day. I think this was really good.
59:33
I I want to get more people on. I'm begging people to come on.
59:37
I'm begging people who have different views to come on.
59:40
We cannot advance as a people worldwide, worldwide, not just
59:46
this country, everywhere. We cannot advance as a people if
59:52
we don't come together and have hard conversations and.
59:58
Let's hope, let's hope this new Pope will let's hope this new
1:00:01
Pope can bring some new light to to everyone and.
1:00:05
And look, let's hope that the world leaders start figuring out
1:00:11
how to come together. Let's, let's pray for Putin and
1:00:17
Zelensky to actually find a way to have peace.
1:00:22
Let's pray for India and Pakistan to not be not, you
1:00:30
know, hurt and kill each other Let's pray for those white S
1:00:35
Africans who are seeking true asylum, by the way.
1:00:40
Yeah, from South Africa, yeah. Let's pray that human beings can
1:00:45
stop looking at things from a negative stance and start
1:00:52
looking at things from we're all on this.
1:00:56
I don't even want to quote because I'm, I don't have it
1:00:59
directly in front of me, but I'll paraphrase John F Kennedy.
1:01:03
We all inhabit this, this world. We all breathe the same air.
1:01:07
We all care for our children's future and we are all mortal.
1:01:14
And I kind of want to close it with that one right there.
1:01:17
Amen. All right, God bless you all,
1:01:19
God bless the United States of America, and we will see you in
1:01:24
one week. Godspeed.
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