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My surprising close encounter with the CDC · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

• 0:47
  Hello everyone.
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  Thank you for joining me today on Unity Without Compromise.
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  This is Dr.
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  Steve Latolip.
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  Today I'm jumping back into the political arena, but as usual with a Christian focus, because that is the only thing that will save America.
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  Today I want to share with you my surprising close encounter with the CDC.
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  And let me tell you, this was a true surprise to me.
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  I received a call a few weeks ago from a medical colleague and friend who recently asked me if I would consider serving as director of the CDC.
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  I questioned him on the uh on why he's asking me this, and he informed me that the number two man at the CDC was interested in me applying for the job.
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  In fact, the way this friend of mine spoke, he said they want you for the job.
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  Well, as you might imagine, I was at once surprised.
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  I was skeptical, very skeptical, and you know, I have to admit, I was actually a little bit hopeful, because I was thinking, wow, really?
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  Are they getting their act together?
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  Do they really want to do something good?
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  Well, this colleague, whose name I will not mention, by the way, had himself been severely persecuted for taking a righteous stand against COVID mandates, with all its pseudoscience, deception, you know, and corruption of power, which we all faced.
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  This gentleman was irreparably damaged personally and professionally as a medical doctor for daring to speak the truth and opposing the perpetrators and the predators in both local, state, and federal government.
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  In the upside-down world of present-day America, of course, good deeds are swiftly punished.
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  And he found that out.
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  But you know, justice um is becoming elusive.
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  And injustice is now becoming the norm in America.
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  That's the way I see it.
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  See, the punishment just seems to go on and on and on.
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  But back to the point.
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  Well, the point is this conversation with this friend and colleague led me to a close encounter with the CDC.
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  And that interaction with the CDC clarified and solidified my understanding of why America continues to be a nation in decline.
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  Now, I always want to hit myself over the head when I say that.
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  Now, and realize that's just my opinion.
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  But if I want to speak truthfully and honestly, shooting right from the heart, I have to say we still are in a state of decline.
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  And that bothers me tremendously because I love America, I love my fellow Americans.
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  I love all people.
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  I care about people.
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  That's why I became a medical doctor.
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  That's why I went into pain and addiction medicine.
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  That's why I joined the military, at least one of the reasons, and my resolve for making our nation righteous and strong, and the two always go together.
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  You know, that that was my motivation.
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  And so when it comes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC, I think everybody pretty much realizes that they have lost all credibility in recent years.
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  And it continues it, the CDC as an agency continues to have an integritis.
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  And I think they even recognize that, at least they, the ones that I spoke to in the course of this uh saga that I'm going to share with you today.
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  The man-made pandemic response made it irrefutably clear that the agency has become thoroughly corrupt, unscientific, and completely unworthy of the public's trust.
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  We saw the deception, we saw the lies that they told, and we saw the dark agenda that former director Rochelle Walensky and even her predecessor, Robert Redfield promoted.
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  And what was that?
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  It was nothing but deception.
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  And because of it, we suffered as the tyranny played out, and it was a tyranny that they promoted fully.
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  Well, thankfully, Wolensky finally resigned.
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  I think it was two and a half years she went, and she finally said, you know, I think I've done my job in helping to save the world from the COVID virus, and so I'm out of here.
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  Well, good riddance, Walansky, because you did nothing of that sort.
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  You were a thorn in the world's side.
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  But then came our hope, so everyone thought Susan Monares.
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  Susan Monarez was a wolf in sheep's clothing.
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  But the powers that be did not recognize it.
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  Secretary Kennedy, head of the HHS voiced his praise, calling her, quote, a public health expert with unimpeachable scientific credentials.
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  Now, when I heard that, and when I heard that Monarez was going to be nominated to be the next director of the CDC, I cringed.
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  Because anyone who knew Manarez's past knew better.
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  But why didn't Bobby Kennedy know it?
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  That really bothers me.
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  It still bothers me to this day.
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  Why did Bobby Kennedy not see Susan Monterey for who she really was?
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  I mean, did their fact checking lead them astray?
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  Are there still deceivers in there?
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  Or are the truth tellers still being silenced?
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  And I would suggest yes, they absolutely are.
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  But Bobby Kennedy is not a scientist.
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  He's not a medical doctor.
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  He has no background in health care.
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  He's a fitness buff.
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  Okay, nice.
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  He is lacking knowledge.
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  And he depends, therefore, on others for advice.
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  And that's a problem too.
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  Because who do you turn to for advice?
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  That concerns me.
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  Who is President Trump turning to for advice these days?
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  Who is every government agency looking to for advice to sort out the facts?
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  Well, when it comes to the CDC, we're talking primarily medical facts.
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  And that's a problem.
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  Because if Bobby Kennedy and all of his entourage cannot still cannot access truth, then HHS faces some really huge obstacles in making America healthy again.
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  And hey, that's what they claim they want.
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  The problem is bureaucracy.
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  Bureaucracy is still a huge problem.
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  A recent Blaze article was written.
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  It's titled Maha is Sick.
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  RFK's FDA is drifting the wrong way.
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  Now, some people would argue that both ways, I suppose, but yeah, there is a trend in the wrong direction.
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  We are not solving the problems that we have been riddled with that have caused a decline in our health as Americans.
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  The and it's the same way with the CDC.
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  I mean, the CDC claims that they want reform.
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  They're saying all the nice words, but their actions betray their stated resolve.
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  They simply are not getting the job done.
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  Why is that?
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  Why are they not making any progress?
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  Regardless of what they say, they're going nowhere.
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  They're spinning their wheels.
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  They simply are not getting the job done.
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  And so, you know.
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  That's what raised my suspicion when the CDC told me they wanted to offer me the director's job.
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  First thing I thought is, well, why me?
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  Why me?
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  I'm a family medicine doctor.
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  Was in practice for over two decades, and I um I did pain medicine.
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  I did full spectrum family medicine, including obstetrics.
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  I did addiction medicine.
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  You know, I was very uh universal in the practice of medicine, and that's what I loved about it for me.
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  That's why I wanted to do rural family medicine.
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  But why did they want me?
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  Was it because uh of my credentials?
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  All right, I'm retired Air Force, I flew the heavies, flew the fighters.
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  Um I retired chief of medicine with the Idaho, or excuse me, with the Oregon Air National Guard.
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  I flew a fighters with the Idaho Air Guard.
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  But were they for real, you know, or was this some kind of hoax?
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  That's kind of what was going through my mind.
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  Well, when you see how this played out, which I will share with you in some detail today, you'll better understand why I say that our country is still in dire jeopardy, and why America seems to be continuing on a crash course.
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  And that saddens me.
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  It really does.
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  I don't want that, and I will continue to fight against this.
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  But let me just open it up.
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  Here's how it went.
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  Well, the CDC communications initially sounded pretty good.
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  And let me tell you, before I spoke to anyone at the CDC, the first thing I did was went to my wife and Astro.
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  I said, you know, they're asking me if I want to be the director of the CDC in Atlanta, Georgia at their headquarters.
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  What do you think about this?
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  And I was surprised because my darling wife Teresa is just beyond supportive in every way.
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  The woman is incredible.
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  She is just the joy of my life.
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  You can't ask for a better wife, in my opinion.
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  So she said she would support any decision I made.
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  And she said, Steve, if you got in there, you know that you would get the job done.
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  Well, anyway, so I said, okay, all right, let me talk to them then.
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  Um, and I was still skeptical, but I received a call very shortly after talking to this friend.
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  Uh I received a call from the deputy chief of staff of the CDC.
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  His name is Chris McLean.
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  You can look him up.
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  He shared uh some of his accomplishments, and he expressed a very strong interest in restoring integrity to the agency.
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  I thought, well, that's refreshing to hear.
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  Very nice.
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  Let me hear more.
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  And so, you know, he shared some of the details, and I won't go into that.
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  The details of how they were wanting to bring back some credibility to the CDC.
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  And after that discussion, he asked me for a resume, and I did send that to him.
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  I got it off to him after a few days, and in that resume, I did not pull any punches.
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  So I candidly stated that number one, I will never compromise truth.
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  I will not compromise the best science, the Constitution, or the Bible standard.
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  So I just laid it out right from the get-go.
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  I want them to know who they're getting if they choose to hire me, and if I choose to accept.
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  Well, after he read uh my resume, he said, he and he said this in a text to me.
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  He said, Stephen, I am recommending you for hire at the CDC.
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  Moving forward, you may get a call from the CDC principal deputy director, Dr.
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  Ralph Abraham, or Dr.
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  Weish Coleman, who was his assistant, to discuss a senior leadership position at the CDC.
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  I thought, okay, wonderful.
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  Let me hear more.
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  And so Chris then also mentioned starting up uh some kind of a new department within the CDC that would revolutionize it.
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  And he expressed an interest in me heading that department.
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  So now I'm wondering, okay, well, what kind of position do you really want me for?
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  And I asked him, I said, Well, can you forward me a job description?
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  What would you expect of me?
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  What do you expect of me?
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  Because I wanted to know whether or not, you know, to know whether or not I felt I could fulfill their mandate, what they wanted.
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  Well, his answer surprised me.
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  He said, Well, we were hoping you would write the job description.
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  Oh, okay.
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  So that told me the door was wide open.
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  And maybe they were not exactly sure what direction they were going in.
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  And so about two weeks passed, and finally I did hear from Dr.
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  Coleman, the assistant uh to Dr.
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  Ralph Abraham.
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  And we had a really nice conversation.
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  This Dr.
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  Coleman seems to be made of the right stuff.
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  I just sensed that he was sincere.
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  He was patriotic, and um, I wouldn't know for sure, but I would guess he's a Christian man.
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  And he was just a good man, and we had a great conversation.
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  And at that point, after speaking with Dr.
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  Coleman, I was actually closer.
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  I don't know if I want to say actually real close, but closer to being persuaded that just maybe the CDC team was genuinely intent on cleaning up its act.
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  And I thought, hmm, this is pleasantly surprising.
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  Yeah, maybe I could be a part of that.
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  In fact, I'd be glad to be a part of cleaning house and restoring integrity to the CDC and restoring the CDC to its actual stated mission, which ultimately is to help the people of America.
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  Well, Dr.
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  Coleman then said, he he sounded very positive.
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  He says, Well, look, um, he says you should be hearing from the their clerical assistant.
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  You don't dare call them secretaries, by the way.
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  They're not secretaries anymore.
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  Somehow that's derogatory.
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  So the clerical assistant Marcia is going to call you, and uh that'll be to fly me out to Atlanta to meet the team.
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  And okay, initially I was told by Dr.
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  Excuse me, by Chris McLean that that would be in one to two weeks, but it was over two weeks that after I heard Dr.
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  Coleman, he said, you'll be hearing from Marsha, she's going to get you ticket fly out to Atlanta to meet the team.
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  And so I thought, oh, okay, uh, well, I'll proceed forward.
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  I'll move on with this and let's see what happens.
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  Well, as it turned out, that was the last I heard from the CDC, except for a text or two from Chris McLean.
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  But suddenly, after that conversation, suddenly they all went silent.
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  And I thought, hmm, what's going on?
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  And then a few days later, we read in the news about Ralph Abraham suddenly resigning due to quote unforeseen family obligations, which just happened to coincide with him writing an op-ed article and catching flack for it, this article in the Wall Street Journal about the measles outbreak.
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  Now, when I listened to what he said, I thought, you know, I think he's on the level.
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  He's speaking truthfully.
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  But I wondered, did his true words end his brief CDC career?
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  He stated a plain fact, and I think that this is what clinched his career.
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  In a globalized world, he says, where people travel abroad, that kind of thing, and in a world where parents decide if their children get vaccinated, we are going to have outbreaks.
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  Why is that?
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  Well, because some people will choose not to vaccinate their kids, especially after the debacle of what happened with COVID, right?
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  What are they putting in those vaccines?
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  What is the real evidence showing with regard to vaccine injuries?
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  Well, it's all hush-hush.
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  It's all been censured.
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  It's all been silenced.
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  The publishers of the real data are not allowed to publish.
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  But, you know, he called this outbreak of measles.
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  He said, Well, that's the cost of doing business.
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  And I think that was the clincher right there.
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  It is indeed the cost of having freedom.
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  But I think it could have cost him his job.
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  Why?
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  Because he just said, look, what did he do?
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  What did he not do?
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  He did not push the vaccine.
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  And if you think big pharma has gone away, think again.
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  They're still very powerful.
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  Well, when I read that, I thought, oh my, okay, so there's uh quite a stirrup now in the CDC.
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  And then the back of my mind, I was asking, I told my wife, I said, they just cut me off.
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  I'm not getting any feedback.
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  After all this positive talk.
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  Why did the CDC suddenly cut me off?
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  I wanted to know.
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  Well, I can only speculate because Chris McLean did not have the decency to be honest with me and give me at least the professional common courtesy of a parting message.
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  Just be up front with me.
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  Just tell me the truth, Chris.
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  And he couldn't do that.
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  Well, that tells me something about his integrity and his character.
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  Remember the old saying, a man's word is his bond.
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  Well, that's long gone.
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  And what does that say about Chris McLean and the CDC?
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  Well, it tells me he is now controlled.
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  And if he doesn't want to lose his job, and he obviously does not, he must follow the narrative exactly as told.
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  Follow the recipe, right?
• 21:02
  Well, this is precisely how people sell their souls.
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  And it is precisely why he who controls the narrative controls the world, at least until God himself intervenes.
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  And then there's going to be a lot of surprised people in the world and very sad and disappointed.
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  And God will ultimately intervene.
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  Don't think he won't.
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  But it will be a sad day for those who compromise the principles, the very principles that they claim to hold dear.
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  And because of their compromise, it's going to be a sad day for the nation whose leaders continue to sell them out.
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  And I think that's what's happening here.
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  So why the sudden silence from the CDC without without any explanation?
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  Well, all I could do was speculate.
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  Could not get any feedback from Chris McLean, Ralph Abraham, any of them.
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  Dr.
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  Coleman, that was it.
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  I never heard from Marsha, never got my plane ticket to go visit the team in Atlanta, Georgia.
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  So what's up?
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  Well, like I said, all I could do is speculate.
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  I could guess.
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  Was I too much like Ralph Abraham?
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  His assistant, Dr.
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  Coleman, when we were talking, said that Ralph Abraham and I were very much alike.
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  We had similar backgrounds.
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  He was a uh, I think an army uh helicopter pilot, he was a veterinarian, he went then to medical school at the same age that I started medical school a little bit later.
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  So we just had similar backgrounds, similar beliefs, and similar convictions.
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  Was that the reason why all of a sudden they cut me off and Dr.
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  Abraham is gone too now?
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  Or was I spurned by others at the CDC when they heard I was coming?
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  Or did they read my resume?
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  Were they scared?
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  Was I deemed a liability?
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  Because you know, the corrupt Oregon Medical Board did illegally take my medical license.
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  I was the first in the nation.
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  Did that have a factor in this?
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  Because I had skin in the game because I still have an open federal lawsuit against the Oregon Medical Board that is still undecided after more than five years.
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  You know, how much does that play into it?
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  Well, I don't know.
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  Maybe it's all of those reasons combined.
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  Maybe they don't want someone who is controversial or who is going to speak the truth plainly.
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  See, my resume was a test for them.
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  In essence, what I said in my mission statement on that curriculum vaita was convinced me that I'm the man for the job.
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  Well, they couldn't do that.
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  They didn't do that.
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  And then what happened?
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  Well, now the NIH director, Jay Bhadacharya is filling in as the acting CDC director.
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  Wow.
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  Well, Jay clean house.
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  Well, no.
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  No, he won't.
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  Jay Bodacarya is a very nice guy.
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  I've spoken with him on the phone back when, when I was being persecuted, he's a very nice guy, but Jay has already shown himself to be a compromiser.
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  Yeah.
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  See, even though he called co-authored the Great Barrington Declaration, and I signed that, as did thousands of other doctors, Jay Barticaria still mashed up during the COVID pandemic.
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  Because he was told to do so.
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  See, he compromised.
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  He is controlled.
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  He knew better.
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  He told me he knew better, but he did not speak up because he feared retaliation.
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  Uh-huh.
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  He feared that he might have to have some skin in this game too.
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  And so he avoided it.
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  And instead, he complied.
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  And because of that, he said he couldn't help me in my lawsuit against the disgusting losers on the Oregon Medical Board.
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  But a lot of other good people compromised as well during this period of time.
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  A lot of medical doctors, the great majority of medical doctors did that.
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  So let's not be too hard on Jay, okay?
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  Like I said, he's a nice guy.
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  Read the book of Job, chapter two.
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  Skin for skin.
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  Yes, all that a man has, he will give for his life.
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  So said Satan regarding Job.
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  And you know what?
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  That statement is almost always true.
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  Satan was almost always right.
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  When it really costs us something, most of us will forfeit our righteous stand very quickly.
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  We'll go only so far.
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  But as soon as it hits home, and we are about to suffer some real personal persecution, and we tend to opt out.
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  See, persecution always exposes our true character.
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  And that's where President Donald Trump really shines, I have to admit.
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  But as I said earlier, my close encounter with the CDC did clarify and solidify my understanding of why America continues to be a nation in decline.
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  Because what's going on in the CDC right now is happening in just about every other government agency.
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  And I call it the three C's what's going on.
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  Compromise, cowardice, crookedness.
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  There are no straight shooters, no thick-skinned people, nobody with skin in the game.
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  They don't choose those people who have been persecuted to lead the righteous revolution.
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  They just continue to compromise, continue the bureaucracy so that we go nowhere.
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  We better really think about that long and hard.
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  Because the truth is we talk about liberty, we talk about justice, about truth, about defending the Constitution, and about putting our faith in God and living by his standard.
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  But let me tell you, we as a nation betray ourselves in every way.
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  We have become a counterfeit nation.
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  The more money we spend, for example, on education, the less our children are educated, and the more they are indoctrinated, the more taxes we pay, the more our government spends.
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  And we never see any personal benefit from our labors, from our contribution to our government.
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  It goes elsewhere.
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  It goes to the enemies.
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  And the more health care we receive, the less healthy we become.
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  The more we promote clean energy, so-called, the more toxic waste accumulates and we destroy our environment.
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  And the more we are encouraged to follow the science, follow the science, Bauci said.
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  And he said, I am the science.
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  Well, the more pseudoscience prevails and legislates our actions against our will, against our better judgment, who know a lot better than our government about what is best for us.
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  The more we are promised a better way of life through government intervention, the more our way of life declines.
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  And the more we assert our freedom, the more it is taken away.
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  And finally, the more that we assert ourselves to be a nation under God, as Charlie Kirk did, the more we indict ourselves by our own actions.
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  Mm-hmm.
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  Where does it end?
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  If we dare to be dreadfully honest, it is not hard to figure out where we are going.
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  But let me tell you, it's very hard to accept.
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  We'd rather not.
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  Think about it.
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  But the fact is we are no longer, we are not, and maybe we never were completely a self-governing people.
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  We the people is a bunch of nonsense.
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  The Constitution gives us the appearance of self-governance, but that presumes that we adhere to the principles of the Constitution, which we do not.
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  That is a facade.
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  It requires a balance of powers.
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  It requires integrity.
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  It demands an acknowledgement that God reigns in the affairs of mankind.
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  Our founders of this nation knew that.
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  Well, as I see it, we lost that a long time ago.
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  Still, I long for my country to endure as a beacon of light and liberty to the world.
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  I love people.
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  I celebrate humanity in all its goodness.
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  Well, today I am explaining uh what happened in a very close encounter, a surprising close encounter with the CDC.
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  I say surprising because I was not expecting that at all.
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  But it happened, and I have to conclude that he who controls the narrative controls the world.
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  And the problem with these government agencies like the CDC, like Chris McLean, and like others who are now in that agency, they are controlled, they have sacrificed their integrity because they think that they are doing right by playing by the party rules, even when the rules ought not apply.
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  You can't keep doing the same thing and expect a different outcome.
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  You need warriors to fight the good fight, and who would be the best warriors but those who actually have skin in the game?
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  Skin for skin, you know, when you're not afraid of persecution, you suddenly become very dangerous and powerful as an advocate for truth, as a warrior for justice and liberty for all.
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  And I sometimes ask, don't they want that?
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  Don't they want a change?
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  But no, they simply follow the same narrative.
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  Well, what's a narrative?
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  Well, it's a way of presenting or understanding a situation or a viewpoint or a belief, right?
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  So when the narrative is wrong or evil in its focus, it needs to be changed.
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  But who will dare to do it?
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  Well, we do have a few good people in the government, and I'm very proud of them.
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  But on the grandest scale, you know what a narrative is?
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  It's a world view.
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  In many ways, the narrative on America is crumbling.
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  If you're talking, you know, about Obama's view of America.
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  Well, what does that say?
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  That couldn't possibly be a good thing, right?
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  But what about Trump's narrative?
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  What about the MAGA narrative?
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  Is it crumbling?
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  Or is it America becoming great again?
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  I mean, we're hoping for it, we're wanting to see it, we're believing in it, but the truth is it's hard to say.
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  The battle rages in every branch of government.
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  America is still the best nation in the world by most people's standards, of course, not by the Democratic.
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  Communists, but liberties are still being lost increasingly, and every loss of a liberty is celebrated by Democrats, by Rhinos, by communists, and we have got a lot of them in our country right now, and by Muslims who want to take us over.
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  Muslims shout it out.
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  Hey, death to America.
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  Let's kill them all.
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  Communists just hope for it.
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  Think about Putin.
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  Xi Jinping.
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  They want us to fail.
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  And Democrats actually do their all to make it happen, to bring America to its knees.
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  Well, that creates a crisis.
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  At present, the freedom of criminal, illegal aliens who hate our country are vehemently defended by leftist politicians, who also happen to hate our country.
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  Not good.
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  See how often the foreign criminals have been given their freedom after committing crimes that would have put a white American male away for decades.
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  What's that called?
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  That's called racism.
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  That's called criminal.
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  Well, I have said multiple times on this show, there is no justice in America.
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  Now that's just a bitter hyperbole.
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  I'll grant you that.
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  There is some justice.
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  But justice is becoming ever more elusive.
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  Especially if you are honest or truthful, hard working, principled, righteous, not sexually perverted, not woke, but a bona fide American citizen, or a genuine Christian.
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  If you fit into those categories, you are likely to be a victim of injustice.
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  And especially if you speak up.
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  And that's all the more reason why we must speak up.
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  We see the Department of Justice's failure to prosecute criminals in government and in the streets.
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  They, you know, like the bribed judges, Boisburg, Engeron, Mershawn, Chutkin, and hundreds of other activist judges who have sold their souls, including our activists, Supreme Court injustices, and don't think they aren't there.
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  They all favor criminals.
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  Failures of justice are becoming the norm.
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  Now that's why we need to wake up.
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  On March 13th, Federal Judge Carl Nichols rejected a claim by the January 6th defendant Victoria White, who was nearly beaten to death by two capital police officers on that infamous day.
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  And what happens?
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  She takes them to court.
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  The evidence is clear cut.
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  No question about it.
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  Well, these criminal capital police get off scot-free.
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  Absolutely no accountability.
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  To date, not a single January 6th Select Committee member has been prosecuted for the seditious crimes.
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  Do you think that's going to change?
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  I don't.
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  Nancy Pelosi still walks free.
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  I'm convinced that justice shall not be had here on earth for these criminals.
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  There's a problem.
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  And yet Tina Peters is still incarcerated and abused in prison for exposing election fraud in America.
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  How did this happen?
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  And how do we get a handle on justice when the entire judicial system is tainted?
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  Well, that's where I want to go.
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  That's what I want to figure out.
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  That's what I want us to change.
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  And when we talk about truth, you know, to claim something is true, you have to have a standard, a point of reference for starters.
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  Well, we do have a standard.
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  We have the Bible in America.
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  But then, I mean, that's not enough.
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  You have to respect the standard.
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  You have to live by the standard.
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  Make it your personal standard, at least sufficiently to honor it at all costs, because otherwise, as soon as we compromise it, it's like it doesn't exist.
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  And we do not respect it as we should.
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  We betray it whenever convenient by either ignoring it, distorting it, or just flat out rejecting it.
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  When we do that, we reject God.
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  And when we reject God, God rejects us.
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  And if you want to know if you reject God or not, put yourself to the test.
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  I mean, let's just go kind of on a so-called neutral territory.
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  God created science, right?
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  He created the universe.
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  That's my belief, and I am fully convinced I debate it with anybody.
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  But God created the heavens and the earth.
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  And so the science that we have, the way things are in this world are the way God intended them to be.
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  Now, God said He created us male and female.
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  There are two sexes.
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  Okay.
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  If you dispute that fact, you are rejecting God.
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  You cannot call yourself a Christian and say a man can become a woman or can deliver a baby or a woman can become a man.
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  That is just pure nonsense.
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  And what about when life begins?
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  Oh, the science is very clear.
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  But the majority of doctors will argue it with their so-called intelligence and say, oh no, no, that's not true.
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  They'll put all the true science, the best science, aside completely, and say that life begins at some other time than conception.
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  Totally arbitrary, totally unscientific, totally cultic, totally anti-Christian.
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  What about the weather, climate change, and all this, right?
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  Well, we are told in Genesis that the four seasons will exist from now until Christ's return.
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  There will be winter and summer, spring and fall.
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  There will be a crop that is harvested in the fall.
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  We will plant in the spring.
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  Things will go on until the Lord's return.
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  And yet nearly every day we have been beaten over the head, told that we are destroying the earth.
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  And then when it comes to health and nutrition, oh my goodness.
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  We're in an uproar about this right now.
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  And whether you want to talk about medicine or energy, such as nuclear energy, which happens to be the cleanest of all energy sources, or the so-called green energy or renewable energy, which is anything but renewable, the solar, the wind, the batteries, oil, uh oil, by the way, which is the second most common liquid on earth, is renewable.
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  People don't know that.
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  They know nothing about it.
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  And if you know nothing about it, are you so lazy that you won't investigate it?
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  Do you want to hear the truth and know the truth, or do you like being deceived?
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  Do you like believing the lie?
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  God has plenty to say about that.
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  See, when we talk about we the people, well, that's just a farce.
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  It is an absolute farce.
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  We the people no longer have a say.
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  As our founders and scribes of the constitution intended.
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  Have we gotten too big, too many people?
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  No.
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  We just don't follow the constitution.
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  And why don't we do that?
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  Well, because fools rule us to a large extent.
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  And they neutralize.
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  They neutralize the few of us who strive in earnest to actually serve the people.
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  But even the best in office, many say do not pursue truth and justice as it should be pursued.
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  Now, maybe that's so.
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  There are no perfect people.
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  But those who do their best really stand out.
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  Pete Hag Seth, I think he's doing a bang up job.
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  He is consistent, he's faithful.
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  Marco Rubio, same thing.
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  Marco Rubio called out Iran for who they were and what they would do a long time ago.
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  That recently was made evident.
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  Tom Holman has been a man of conviction.
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  He wants to save America by sewing up the border and getting these criminals out of our country, but the domestic enemy wants them in our country to overthrow our government.
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  JD Vance has a pretty good record.
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  We'll see what happens to him in the next election, the next presidential election.
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  But they are men of principle.
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  You can't argue that.
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  You know, compare them to Kareem Jeffreys, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi.
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  You know, those are the losers.
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  Those are the people who have no principle.
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  Those are the people who love the lie.
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  And those are the ones who will destroy us.
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  It doesn't mean that they, you know, have the corner on every truth, you know.
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  Pertaining to America.
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  But they are men of principle, men who strive to not compromise their values.
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  And I have great respect for that.
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  Tremendous respect for that.
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  That is the kind of people I like working with and being around.
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  And if I cannot be surrounded by them, I'll be neutralized.
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  I'll just be neutralized and I won't be able to do a thing.
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  And so I don't belong at the CDC.
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  See, if there's a job to get done, well, who would you choose to be on your team?
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  I would choose men who put their lives and livelihood on the line and still hold strong.
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  I would choose warriors who are not afraid of doing justly, who serve the oppressed when no one is looking, and who honestly walk humbly with their God.
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  That counts.
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  To stand tall and fight the good fight of liberty and justice for all, regardless of the cost.
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  That's the clincher right there.
• 51:15
  They are apt to be real Christians, not just the majority of popcorn Christians that populate America, who have a veneer of faith but deny it by their actions whenever they are put to the test.
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  They are the ones who will get things done.
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  The people of principle.
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  They are the ones who will save America.
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  But they also are the shunned ones.
• 51:44
  Those of us who have been persecuted for righteousness' sake feel like we are branded and banned from joining the team because we are considered too controversial or too much of a liability, because some people may squawk, and that's a serious mistake.
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  Turning away of these greatest resources are directly responsible for America continuing to be a nation in decline.
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  The great majority in power right now lack fortitude.
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  They're gutless, they're spineless, testosterone deficient.
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  They haven't the courage to see things through or stand true to their convictions.
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  That's what I see.
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  Confronting the truth scares them.
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  And yet, they become the purveyors of the narrative.
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  So while the A team is sitting the bench, the peanut gallery rules.
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  When that happens, we lose the game.
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  And is that not why we have made such little progress?
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  Isn't that why we haven't called out our domestic traitors yet and declared war on these enemies?
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  What is going on with that?
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  I can wholeheartedly identify with actor James Wood, who recently abandoned the Republican Party.
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  Good for you, James.
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  I'm with you.
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  He has been a patriot of patriots.
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  He has supported President Trump to the hilt.
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  He said on March 8th, he said, I'm done with the Republican Party.
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  He's been a staunch Trump supporter.
• 53:29
  He but he sees the hypocrites and the derelicts in office on both sides of the aisle, Democrat and Republican.
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  And he has had enough of it.
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  And so have I.
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  Think about that.
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  Long and hard.
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  Morality counts.
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  Principles count.
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  They're important.
• 55:22
  A Christian America is crucial to its survival.
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  And a will to fight for truth and justice and honesty and kindness and goodness and mercy.
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  All of it.
• 55:40
  A will to fight for what is right also counts.
• 55:44
  And that's why I will continue to fight for one nation under God.
• 55:51
  God will have it no other way, because nothing less will do.
• 55:59
  We need unity without compromise.
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  So I'm glad you joined me today.
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  Thanks for listening.
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  Do your best and do it at every opportunity you have.
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  And consider every action you take, because you and I are the ones ultimately who will decide America's fate.
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  Thanks for joining me on Unity Without Compromise.
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  Adieu.