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Speaker 2: Well, well, well, good day, hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 2: I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to this edition of the
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Speaker 1: Great to be with you.
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Speaker 2: I hope you had a wonderful weekend. I certainly did.
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Speaker 2: And man oh man. Two things that are most irritating
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Speaker 2: in the United States, along with mosquitoes, are liberals and rhinos.
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Speaker 2: Let's start with the rhinos.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: One of the most famous rhinos in America. John Thune,
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Speaker 2: now John Thune, Senator, has been quietly blocking President Trump's
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Speaker 2: recess appointments with sneaky, dirty, underhanded procedural maneuvers. He's launched
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Speaker 2: a series of pro forma sessions to keep the Senate
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Speaker 2: in fake session during the August recess so that Trump
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Speaker 2: cannot simply get his appointments in so that he can
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Speaker 2: go ahead and most effectively govern as president of these
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Speaker 2: United States. And one might wonder, why, oh why would
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Speaker 2: a fellow Republican do such a thing. Well, here's the
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Speaker 2: skippy on this. The truth is that many Republicans, including
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Speaker 2: John Thune, who basically is a younger version of Mitch
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Speaker 2: McConnell and I didn't understand when remember when they were
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Speaker 2: that position was up for grabs, and the majority of
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Speaker 2: Republicans stupidly went ahead and supported John Thune when they
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Speaker 2: could have had a more conservative and authentic individual in
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Speaker 2: that position. But anyway, it is what it is, foolish
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Speaker 2: as it is. And Senate Majority Leader Thune unveiled a
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Speaker 2: procedural scheme to block President Trump and he doesn't want
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Speaker 2: him to make any critical appointments, and the goal is
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Speaker 2: to keep President Trump from being totally successful. And see,
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Speaker 2: this is something that I have noticed from many Republicans
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Speaker 2: and even in the Christian realm for a long long time,
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Speaker 2: even as a young lad in high school. When you
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Speaker 2: get into these debates about wrong and right issues, if
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Speaker 2: you spoke specifically about what is wrong and how you
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Speaker 2: overcome wrong, and that there is a total difference between
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Speaker 2: right and wrong, there is no gray matter. When it
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Speaker 2: comes to certain things, you would be labeled as extreme.
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Speaker 2: And the reason why people even on your side will
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Speaker 2: label you extreme when it comes to a strong stand
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Speaker 2: against what is wrong is because they themselves have this
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Speaker 2: this this I don't know how to describe it, but
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Speaker 2: there's this, this, this syndrome that people suffer from and
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Speaker 2: they don't want things to be too good. Oh my god,
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Speaker 2: you can't go you can't go that far. Oh no, No,
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Speaker 2: that's extreme, to really go hard after thugs, that's extreme,
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Speaker 2: that's bigoted. To actually understand, according to God's law, Hey,
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Speaker 2: if you kill someone without cause, meaning that it wasn't
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Speaker 2: about self protection or protecting your family or your stuff,
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Speaker 2: then you should forfeit your own life. But see in
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Speaker 2: our modern society that, oh man, we can't be too good.
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Speaker 2: That's why there is no death penalty in most states
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Speaker 2: of of this republic. And you can go from issue
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Speaker 2: to issue to issue to issue, and there is this grubby,
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Speaker 2: retarded attitude among the so called good people against complete goodness,
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Speaker 2: and they consider being all the way good is extreme.
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Speaker 2: And then on the other hand, you have the liberals
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Speaker 2: or leftist because liberals are actually leftists today, they have
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Speaker 2: another situation. And so for instance, liberals, though they pretend
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Speaker 2: to be on the side of black people, though they
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Speaker 2: pretend to be for free speech, everyone has the right
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Speaker 2: to do their own thing.
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Speaker 1: That is not the case.
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Speaker 2: Because now liberals, who are actually leftists today, they go
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Speaker 2: totally against what they like to preach towards everyone else.
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Speaker 2: For example, this past weekend in the city of Saint Louis,
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Speaker 2: there was a soccer game, and soccer, you know, is
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Speaker 2: growing in popularity in the United States. It's a good sport.
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Speaker 2: You know, You've got to have good endurance to play
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Speaker 2: it if you want to be any good at it,
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Speaker 2: and it can be very competitive. But here's the thing.
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Speaker 2: A guy walked in, he paid just like everyone else,
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Speaker 2: and he had on a mega hat, and after about
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Speaker 2: five minutes being in his seat, he was told he
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Speaker 2: has to leave. Why because he had the mega hat on.
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Speaker 2: They did say, well, if you take it off, if
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Speaker 2: you hide it, you can stay. And he says, no,
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Speaker 2: I'm not taking my hat off. Because he looked around
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Speaker 2: the stadium and he saw lgbt Q signs, he saw
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Speaker 2: rainbow flags. He says, well, what about them, and the
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Speaker 2: security guard says to him, oh, they were pre planned,
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Speaker 2: they were preapproved. I'm sorry. You see what I'm talking
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Speaker 2: about here. When it comes to leftist in liberals, there's
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Speaker 2: this double and triple standard, and they expect you to
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Speaker 2: go along with whatever the hell they come up with.
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Speaker 2: And they're so strong in their adomacy is that that's
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Speaker 2: why they block traffic, That's why they will attack and
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Speaker 2: threaten and try to kill ice officers who are simply
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Speaker 2: doing their job to clean out the human debris that
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Speaker 2: was allowed in this country by Uncle Joe Biden's administration.
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Speaker 4: And so.
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Speaker 2: This is why I often say on my show, and
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Speaker 2: do anyone else who will listen, even in private conversations,
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Speaker 2: we are in a time where if you agree with
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Speaker 2: what is good, if you are patriotic, if you are
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Speaker 2: pro family, if you or any of these things are
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Speaker 2: all the above, if you believe in God, there is
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Speaker 2: no room anymore for compromise, because we've compromised ourselves into corruption,
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Speaker 2: into crashing into oblivion as a republic. And even with
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Speaker 2: all the good things that are going on thanks to
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Speaker 2: the Trump administration, we could crash back at any time.
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Speaker 2: I mean, with the likes of John Thune and other
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Speaker 2: rhinos in the mix, all the good things that are
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Speaker 2: that are that are gearing up could be reversed with
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Speaker 2: the snap of a finger, and.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's.
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Speaker 2: It's it's it's an amazing thing to see these kinds
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Speaker 2: of things develop and how individuals act out when it
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Speaker 2: comes to certain issues, like the Democrats in Texas. Now,
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Speaker 2: I like Governor Abbitt. He says that he's going to
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Speaker 2: be removing from office Democrat lawmakers who fled to Texas
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Speaker 2: to block GOP congressional redistricting. Well, I'm of the opinion
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Speaker 2: right that if your political party is the majority, and
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Speaker 2: if everyone was there, your majority would vote and pass
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Speaker 2: what you're trying to do. Anyway, I would think the
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Speaker 2: Governor Abberts Abbots would say, you know what, maybe we
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Speaker 2: should come up with a piece of legislation and sign
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Speaker 2: the bill into stating that whatever political party is in
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Speaker 2: the majority, if the opposing party cannot get some of
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Speaker 2: the majority to side with them in order to change
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Speaker 2: the outcome, and the minority party leaves, then the majority
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Speaker 2: party should still be allowed to go ahead and do
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Speaker 2: what they were going to do. Those that are in
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Speaker 2: the minority that didn't have the votes to overcome what
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Speaker 2: the majority could do legally anyway because they have the
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Speaker 2: votes to do it, should not be allowed to obstruct
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Speaker 2: what they want to do anyway. So the Texas Democrats
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Speaker 2: fled to Illinois to break quorum to block the Texas
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Speaker 2: House from holding a vote in a special election. The
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Speaker 2: new congressional map will add five GOP House seats in Texas,
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Speaker 2: and the Texas Democrats pulled a similar movement back in
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Speaker 2: Well well, well, well, sick is what sick?
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Speaker 1: Does?
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Speaker 2: It seems that right now, as I'm speaking, men pretending
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Speaker 2: to be females or women or at the Texas Capital
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Speaker 2: in Austin today to wrongly demand that men be allowed
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Speaker 2: to use women's bathrooms. I'm looking at this picture and
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Speaker 2: it's a good thing that I have a strong stomach,
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Speaker 2: because if I didn't, I'd be up chucking right here
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Speaker 2: on the air. This is devastating, these freakazoids, these men
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Speaker 2: pretending to be women. They want to force their way
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Speaker 2: into using women's bathrooms. See, I know you're not supposed
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Speaker 2: to hate people, but you know, so I won't say
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Speaker 2: that I hate them, but I'm it's real close.
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Speaker 1: You know, people like that.
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Speaker 2: They just live to be a pain in the backside,
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Speaker 2: don't they. I mean, what was their purpose in life? Well,
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Speaker 2: I think I'll wake up and I'll pretend to be
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Speaker 2: a woman, and I do want to force my way in.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 2: I understand that we're in an anti male society and
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Speaker 2: for every action there's always an equal and opposite reaction,
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Speaker 2: but I don't think that that's the proper reaction to
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Speaker 2: our anti male society. It's just sick stuff. It's retarded anyway.
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Speaker 2: I pray that they don't get their wish.
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Speaker 1: Anyway.
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Speaker 2: Many times I've spoken about the things that are going
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Speaker 2: on in Great Britain, and sometimes we have Peter Cunningham
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Speaker 2: on the on the broadcast, and he's going to be
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Speaker 2: on pretty soon from Great Britain again, and I've often
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Speaker 2: told him I said, Peter, you know, the people of
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Speaker 2: Great Britain. Britain need to just come out in mass
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Speaker 2: and numbers too big, too big to to to come
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Speaker 2: against even from law enforcement. I mean, by the hundreds
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Speaker 2: of thousands to the millions, and flood up the streets,
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Speaker 2: bring the country to a halt and say, you know
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Speaker 2: what screwing over us with this massive immigration, then we
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Speaker 2: will We're not going to stand here and just be
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Speaker 2: you know, just stupid subjects and continue to take what
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Speaker 2: these people or individuals coming from other lands are doing
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Speaker 2: to us.
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Speaker 1: So guess what.
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Speaker 2: Guess what, my friends, tens of thousands, in fact hundreds
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Speaker 2: of thousands crowd the center of Manchester and a huge
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Speaker 2: protest against guess what Starmar's asinine, suicidal policies, which include
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Speaker 2: bringing in millions and millions of immigrants from around the world,
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Speaker 2: mostly the civilized ones, the ones who are one step
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Speaker 2: above monkeys. The only difference is that they wear clothing.
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Speaker 2: And I'm talking about how they act, how they carry themselves.
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Speaker 2: I see the videos. Folks who don't get mad at
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Speaker 2: me for describing them that way. If it were not so,
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Speaker 2: I would not say it. You know, it cracks me up.
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Speaker 2: How people get so sensitive when you describe what people do,
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Speaker 2: what they mimic, what they remind you of. And these
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Speaker 2: people the way they're running around, guys running around with
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Speaker 2: no shirts on, just beating up people throughout London. All
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Speaker 2: of a sudden, thousands of them will stop, block up
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Speaker 2: Piccadilly Circus or neighborhoods in Birmingham, Manchester and elsewhere. Beautiful country.
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Speaker 2: I love England, but man and then you push back
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Speaker 2: against it. But you have to continue this. You cannot
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Speaker 2: just do it one week in and let it, let
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Speaker 2: it go. No, these people, the British subjects, have to
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Speaker 2: come together and continue to push back. And not just
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Speaker 2: in England, the Scottish need to come together, the Irish,
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Speaker 2: all of them at one time. Because you find these
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Speaker 2: attacks going on in Dublin and elsewhere in Wales, I
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Speaker 2: mean we in our Western in the Western European and
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Speaker 2: here in the United States of America. We have to
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Speaker 2: stand up together simultaneously in a massive way that these
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Speaker 2: human drags know that they don't have anywhere to go
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Speaker 2: but home. And wait a minute, speaking of going home,
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Speaker 2: you know President Trump has been doing a pretty good
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Speaker 2: job and deporting your legals that are running around on
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Speaker 2: in our country, are driving around causing accidents and running
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Speaker 2: over people, bashing into mothers with children, whatever. And in
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Speaker 2: blue states they get light sentences, if any at all.
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Speaker 2: And so President Trump has been doing the right thing
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Speaker 2: and getting them out right. Well, in Los Angeles, you
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Speaker 2: can't do that. Once again, a leftist judge, her name
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Speaker 2: is g j j I A they looked. I wrote
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Speaker 2: this down earlier today. In fact, I consider her to
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Speaker 2: be a d I a judge or DEI. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 2: and this is this is so terrible though her name
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Speaker 2: is GA something I forgot where I wrote it down.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, one of those one of those black robes
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Speaker 2: gone wild judges who decide, you know what, I just
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Speaker 2: want to give President Trump a hard time, and so
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Speaker 2: I'm going to rule that ice agents are forbidden for
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Speaker 2: carrying out the law in the City of Angels And
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Speaker 2: you know, these judges, it's all about politics, and actually
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Speaker 2: it goes deeper than politics. It's a combination of politics,
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Speaker 2: lack of good morals, and hatred for our country. It's
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Speaker 2: like the judge I brought up a few days ago.
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Speaker 2: It was a black female judge who brought up what
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Speaker 2: she was blocking because it's about color, and that color
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Speaker 2: has everything to do with what she's doing, and any
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Speaker 2: opposition to the ruling she gave was also to block
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Speaker 2: President Trump in enough other effort to kick your illegals
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Speaker 2: out of the country. She said, it's a color thing
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Speaker 2: because the majority of the people that are being rounded
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Speaker 2: up and kicked out are not white people, and she
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Speaker 2: happened to be blaming it on racism. Well, it's not
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Speaker 2: about racism. It's non whites who are the majority of
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Speaker 2: the illegals that were invited in by Uncle Joe Biden.
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Speaker 2: But they're twisting it and saying, well, the reason why
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Speaker 2: they're being kicked out is because of racism. So if
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Speaker 2: you go by her interpretation, you me us fellow Americans
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Speaker 2: are supposed to allow human hyenas or baboons, whichever one
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Speaker 2: however you see it, to run around here, do whatever
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Speaker 2: the hell they want to do in our streets, run
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Speaker 2: over mothers with children, stab people in in parks, rape women,
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Speaker 2: rape little girls and boys, do whatever they want, okay,
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Speaker 2: traffic children, bring fentanyl into the country, and at the
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Speaker 2: same time get government assistance at taxpayer expense whatever they
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Speaker 2: want and to prove we're not racist as a nation
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Speaker 2: or bigoted. We're supposed to allow this to happen, according
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Speaker 2: to this particular judge that I spoke of last week.
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Speaker 2: And see, this is why I say some of the
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Speaker 2: things that I say about how we need to really
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Speaker 2: clean house in this country, and why I have such
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Speaker 2: a hard line against those who still promote open borders,
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Speaker 2: who want to put on dresses and force their way
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Speaker 2: into to women's bathrooms, who want to skip around and
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Speaker 2: force their way into women's in girls' sports. I mean,
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Speaker 2: if you oppose that, you're considered to be illiterate. In fact,
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Speaker 2: I saw something the other day. It cracked me up,
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Speaker 2: and then it didn't. Then it didn't crack me up
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Speaker 2: anymore because I thought about it. It was a Muslim
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Speaker 2: individual and he called we in the West. Now, mind you,
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Speaker 2: he's here in the United States of America right, just
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Speaker 2: spouting off, and he called us uncivilized because we use
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Speaker 2: toilet paper. This is what a Muslim was saying to
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Speaker 2: some Americans. He was arguing with them. It was going
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Speaker 2: back and forth. Now, if that's not a candidate for deportation,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what one is. Then if that isn't
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Speaker 2: then I don't know nothing and got that mixed up.
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Speaker 2: I read just a little bit ago as well, and
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Speaker 2: this is very good news that far left ex Biden
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Speaker 2: official has lost her own arm people in brutal mid
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Speaker 2: term developments. Former Biden Administration Interior Secretary deb haylend Or
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Speaker 2: Holland is running into some speed bumps on the road.
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Speaker 2: She hopes that will take her to the top of
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Speaker 2: job in New Mexico. Now, she's a member of the
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Speaker 2: Lugana Pueblo tribe, which is running as a Democrat and
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Speaker 2: the primary for governor of that state. But she learned
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Speaker 2: last week that another Native American tribe is endorsing her opponent.
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Speaker 2: Sandya Pueblo, a central New Mexican tribe north of Albuquerque,
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Speaker 2: endorsed Holland's opponent, a prosecutor Sam Brackman. Ah, now that's
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Speaker 2: pretty interesting. The San Diepueblo tribe is very small, numbering
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Speaker 2: only about five hundred members, but Axio said it operates
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Speaker 2: one of the state's largest casinos and helps drive entertainment
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Speaker 2: and commerce in New Mexico's biggest metropolitan area, and the
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Speaker 2: endorsement of her opponent is a signal that Holland isn't
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Speaker 2: galvanizing New Mexico's Native Americans as she did during her
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty one confirmation hearing. And we'll have more on
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Speaker 2: this and other stuff when I return after this.
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Speaker 2: Well, this is a run over to American Experience. I'm
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Speaker 2: run Edwards and welcome back, my friends. Well, it seems
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Speaker 2: that increasingly black thugs are proving to be equal opportunity attackers.
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Speaker 2: There was a recent video that was released. It shows
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Speaker 2: a white high school football player savagely assaulted by three
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Speaker 2: black teammates at a Christian summer camp in beautiful South Carolina. Now,
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Speaker 2: the footage begins with the suspects taunting their victim as
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Speaker 2: he sits back against a bed in his dorm room.
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Speaker 2: One suspect is heard saying I'm going to f you up,
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Speaker 2: while laughter is heard off screen. Another person says stick
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Speaker 2: his ass. After some more back and forth, two of
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Speaker 2: the three than start striking the white team, and then,
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Speaker 2: after about twenty punches, the third one jumped in as well.
29:25
Speaker 2: The attack only lasted about the thirty seconds or so,
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Speaker 2: but it was still unprovoked by the other one, by
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Speaker 2: the white team. But yet they decided to do this. Now,
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Speaker 2: in normal cases on a football team, if you engage
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Speaker 2: in this kind of activity, what happens you kicked off
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Speaker 2: the team at the very least. But not today, not
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Speaker 2: even in Christiandom, is law and order stood up for Nope,
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Speaker 2: those three attacking teenagers are going to be allowed to
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Speaker 2: stay on the football team. And I would bet you
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Speaker 2: the farm it's because they are black attackers and they
30:09
Speaker 2: and they're afraid to be called racist wine sniffle hurt. Now,
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Speaker 2: I would be speaking this way no matter how or
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Speaker 2: whom was doing the attacking, because see, in my humble opinion,
30:27
Speaker 2: I don't look at attacks as purely race based or
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Speaker 2: anything like that. I look at right and wrong, provoked
30:35
Speaker 2: or unprovoked. And that's what we need to get back to,
30:40
Speaker 2: back towards personal responsibility and what is right and what
30:43
Speaker 2: is wrong, and punish people according to their actions or
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Speaker 2: reward them according to their actions. See this silliness about
30:55
Speaker 2: oh was it race? Was it just about race? Was
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Speaker 2: it a hate crime?
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Speaker 5: Well?
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Speaker 1: Who cares?
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Speaker 2: If you beat somebody up for no reason, it doesn't
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Speaker 2: matter if you hate them or not. They still got
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Speaker 2: beaten up and you should pay the price. Those three
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Speaker 2: boys should be kicked off the football team, and depending
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Speaker 2: on the damage to the to the to the lad
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Speaker 2: that they beat up. Because I've looked at the video
31:21
Speaker 2: by the way, okay, I've seen the video, and the
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Speaker 2: boy that got the crap beating out of him did
31:28
Speaker 2: not swing the first punch. Now could have been an
31:35
Speaker 2: intellectual battle of wits because they were talking back and forth.
31:40
Speaker 2: And you know, sometimes people that are more neanderthalish, you know,
31:46
Speaker 2: when it comes to verbal jousting, you know, they can't
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Speaker 2: handle it and they go in another direction. And so
31:55
Speaker 2: we have to start teaching people personal responsibility and locating
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Speaker 2: the ability to verbal joust or to take it if
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Speaker 2: someone comes after you verbally. There needs to be more
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Speaker 2: of that. Now, I'm not saying you just take it
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Speaker 2: eternally and blah blah blah blah blah, but at the
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Speaker 2: very least it should have been just a one on
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Speaker 2: one situation. They fight it out, they get it, you know,
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Speaker 2: they get it off their chest, and then they walk
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Speaker 2: away and then they go ahead and live their life.
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Speaker 2: But when you decide to go three and one, you're
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Speaker 2: arguing with one, but three jump on you. That's why
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Speaker 2: I would say that the three need to be thrown out,
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Speaker 2: never to return. But it's only me. So did you
32:53
Speaker 2: know that Charlemagne the God, the radio talk show host
32:57
Speaker 2: is a racist sleeve bag? Well that's what President Trump
33:02
Speaker 2: called them. Now, he called them a racist sleeve bag
33:07
Speaker 2: because I guess it says here that President Trump was
33:11
Speaker 2: in a bit of a foul mood after seeing a
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Speaker 2: prominent critic of his trash him right in front of
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Speaker 2: his daughter in law. On Fox News, Lord Trump was
33:21
Speaker 2: interviewing Charlemagne the God, and Charlemagne the God did say
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Speaker 2: some things like, hopefully see he's hoping that basically the
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Speaker 2: Rhino Republicans take back over the Republican Party so that
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Speaker 2: you know, they're more Democrat liked, so that they can
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Speaker 2: be about the business of basically destroying the country, keeping
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Speaker 2: it in the direction it was going under Uncle Joe
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Speaker 2: Biden or under the Bush administration, et cetera, et cetera,
33:55
Speaker 2: et cetera. You know, rhinos and so.
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Speaker 9: Some other things.
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Speaker 2: And the President got kind of ticked off. And you know,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't matter what good President Trump has done in
34:11
Speaker 2: this administration or his first official administration, doesn't matter. People
34:16
Speaker 2: are going to have a big problem with him because
34:18
Speaker 2: there are people that and I would say this to
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Speaker 2: Charlemagne's face, I believe he's one of those that wish
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Speaker 2: for the destruction of this country. But he's too retarded
34:28
Speaker 2: to understand that if the country goes down, so what
34:31
Speaker 2: his show doesn't matter. That the border has been never
34:37
Speaker 2: been more secure, inflation is decreased, and the economy is
34:43
Speaker 2: doing better, which is good for the private sector companies
34:48
Speaker 2: that want to advertise. He has advertisers on his show.
34:53
Speaker 2: You know, it doesn't matter to Charlemagne that American workers
34:58
Speaker 2: will benefit in the long run if the tariffs are
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Speaker 2: allowed to fully be manifested and not blocked by some
35:06
Speaker 2: black robe gone wild judge. So but you know, unsurprisingly,
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Speaker 2: Charlemagne had nothing positive to say about the president because
35:19
Speaker 2: people of that ilk don't want anything that is good
35:22
Speaker 2: for the country to occur. And yet they run around
35:26
Speaker 2: on one hand hollering about all the problems in the
35:30
Speaker 2: black community whine, sniffle, hurt. And among the biggest problems
35:37
Speaker 2: in inner city America is economics. And certainly a lot
35:42
Speaker 2: of the economic problems are caused by the local politicians,
35:48
Speaker 2: which ninety nine percent are Democrats. By the way I
35:52
Speaker 2: was reading, I was kind of reaffirming old information. I
35:57
Speaker 2: was reading today about how Democrats were historically always against
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Speaker 2: the black American family, and then I stumbled upon an
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Speaker 2: old statistic. You know how, you know stuff? You know
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Speaker 2: how it says that, well, I know this person has
36:19
Speaker 2: no you know, forgotten more than other people know well,
36:22
Speaker 2: in this case, it's about in the nineteen fifties and
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Speaker 2: until nineteen sixty three, I believe, right before the beginning
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Speaker 2: of the bastardized rights movement, seventy eight percent of Black
36:39
Speaker 2: households were headed by fathers, the majority of which the
36:45
Speaker 2: vast majority at the very least had a job, and
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Speaker 2: forty two percent of them had a small business on
36:53
Speaker 2: the side or a second job. Seventy eight percent. And
37:00
Speaker 2: guess what today, seventy eight percent, same number of children
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Speaker 2: are now in households run by mothers. Now, this came
37:18
Speaker 2: into effect, which was also part of this article that
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Speaker 2: I read earlier, because the civil rights people, the Democrats,
37:27
Speaker 2: in fact, the head of the FBI at the time,
37:35
Speaker 2: Jay Edgar, Yeah, j Edgar Hoover, stated plainly that he
37:41
Speaker 2: wanted to work with the Democrats to deunify the black community,
37:47
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Speaker 2: Just they went straight to the females and said, hey,
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Speaker 2: you don't need that man in the house, you don't
37:59
Speaker 2: need to be under his authority. He's nothing. And the
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Speaker 2: majority of the females during that time went forward, and
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Speaker 2: to go back to the basics sometimes over and over
41:43
Speaker 2: and over again. Well, electricity generated from wind and solar
41:51
Speaker 2: cannot replace It cannot replace gasoline. It cannot replace oil,
41:56
Speaker 2: It cannot replace nuclear.
41:58
Speaker 1: It just can't do it. It just can't.
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Speaker 2: It's incapable. Wind turbines and solar panels are incapable of
42:04
Speaker 2: making any of the products or transportation fuels demanded by
42:07
Speaker 2: the eight billion on this planet. Now you still have
42:12
Speaker 2: these people that want to continue to build these ugly,
42:16
Speaker 2: horrendous windmills and place them all over anywhere. I guess
42:19
Speaker 2: there's a bit of a wind.
42:24
Speaker 5: And so.
42:26
Speaker 2: It's awful because right now, as they continue to build
42:33
Speaker 2: and promise to build these new data centers, but you're
42:38
Speaker 2: going to need another I guess, a doubling of our
42:44
Speaker 2: energy production or needs in this country, doubling at least.
42:50
Speaker 5: And so.
42:52
Speaker 2: With this sudden increase in the need for fuel, I
42:55
Speaker 2: find it kind of remarkable that up until they start
43:00
Speaker 2: start it in mass wanting to build these these these
43:02
Speaker 2: giant data centers. Wasn't everyone in their mothers and fathers
43:08
Speaker 2: and everyone else saying, oh, we have to cut the
43:11
Speaker 2: use of energy.
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Speaker 4: We have to we have to.
43:15
Speaker 2: Use much less fuel. We have to turn up the
43:19
Speaker 2: temperature in the summertime to seventy eight degrees and in
43:22
Speaker 2: the winter it should be a sixty five and much
43:29
Speaker 2: We've got to use much less fuel. We just don't
43:33
Speaker 2: have it. But now with these data centers doubling, I
43:40
Speaker 2: mean just overnight, the need for energy production. And yet
43:45
Speaker 2: they want us to think that putting us on more
43:51
Speaker 2: solar panel garbage and wind meal trash is a solution,
43:57
Speaker 2: is going to help us. Now, with all the windmills
44:01
Speaker 2: that you can think of, all across from sea to
44:04
Speaker 2: shining sea, from border to border, it does not produce
44:08
Speaker 2: two percent of all energy output. And even in that
44:12
Speaker 2: it's intermittent based upon the wind velocities, how sunny it
44:17
Speaker 2: is during the day. And another thing happens when you
44:21
Speaker 2: have those giant fields of solar panels all over the place.
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Speaker 1: Guess what it does.
44:25
Speaker 2: It increases heat and underneath those panels it cooks the
44:31
Speaker 2: soil cooks it. And you know what happens. There are rainstorms,
44:38
Speaker 2: then there's the extreme heat in the summer which beats
44:42
Speaker 2: up on the panels, and overtime, the age and chemicals
44:47
Speaker 2: from those panels leak to the earth. And guess what happens.
44:51
Speaker 2: It kills the earth underneath those panels. And the increased heat,
44:56
Speaker 2: by the way is blown about, it just increases the
45:02
Speaker 2: heat temperature of our planet. But the locale where they
45:07
Speaker 2: build these these I'm talking about where they just build
45:09
Speaker 2: those giant fields of panels, and now they want to
45:15
Speaker 2: start putting them in cities you know, where they've hollowed
45:19
Speaker 2: out the manufacturing base where they're no more giant auto
45:23
Speaker 2: plants or whatever. They want to replace them with giant
45:26
Speaker 2: fields of solar panels, which will increase the heat volume
45:32
Speaker 2: in those cities, which will increase the need for air conditioning.
45:37
Speaker 2: See how fast awckwards the left are. I don't care
45:40
Speaker 2: what subject, what it is. Everything they put their little
45:45
Speaker 2: grubby hands on it makes it Heckel and Jackyal. Modern
45:52
Speaker 2: society depends on continuous, reliable electricity, not only for lighting
45:58
Speaker 2: and our appliants, but also for transportation. America's increasing industrial
46:05
Speaker 2: production communications and the maintenance of public health systems from
46:11
Speaker 2: the cooling of acts. And speaking of health systems, you've
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Speaker 2: got these massive hospitals that are like cities, the Mayo
46:21
Speaker 2: Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic huge, okay, and the energy
46:28
Speaker 2: with their computers and their modern equipment, especially big hospitals
46:32
Speaker 2: like Cleveland Clinic with their huge research facilities, and they're
46:38
Speaker 2: doubling in size as I speak. And the massive amounts
46:43
Speaker 2: of energies that are that are used in these in
46:45
Speaker 2: these giant hospitals. I mean, it goes on and on
46:49
Speaker 2: and on, goes totally against what al Gore would tell
46:53
Speaker 2: you that we just don't have We just don't have
46:55
Speaker 2: the ability, We don't have the amount of energy. And
47:01
Speaker 2: and that's a lie. We have more than enough. We
47:08
Speaker 2: have enough energy to run this run energy for the
47:11
Speaker 2: size of Jupiter. We have a lot of stuff in
47:16
Speaker 2: the Earth here to run forever. And then when you
47:19
Speaker 2: add nuclear power and other future energies that are that
47:26
Speaker 2: that can that will be brought online. I mean, it's
47:28
Speaker 2: it's it's just incredible. But for us to try to
47:32
Speaker 2: rely upon something as archaic and stupid and acidine as
47:36
Speaker 2: wind and solar, it just just goes against common sense. Well,
47:43
Speaker 2: you don't even any longer have to build those giant
47:46
Speaker 2: nuclear plant plants. You can build smaller ones, and you
47:52
Speaker 2: can build nuclear power plants now that are so safe
47:56
Speaker 2: that even in an earthquake they want to erupt. The
47:59
Speaker 2: technology is amazing, but we have to be open to
48:07
Speaker 2: these things. We have to stop relying on these lyers
48:11
Speaker 2: that are on a mission basically to hold us back
48:17
Speaker 2: and to decapitate American greatness, American ingenuity, etc. Electricity, while vital,
48:27
Speaker 2: is only one component of our vast energy ecosystem that
48:30
Speaker 2: includes transportation, fuel products, products into electricity, and of course
48:37
Speaker 2: you have petroleum based products, and I would add in
48:41
Speaker 2: their clean coal, which do far more than power our homes.
48:47
Speaker 2: They are the foundational input for countless products and infrastructure
48:51
Speaker 2: systems throughout the Republic, from the fuels that power our
48:56
Speaker 2: cars to jets, to the sticks used in hospitals and
49:01
Speaker 2: data centers. Hydrocarbons remain deeply embedded in the global economy,
49:08
Speaker 2: and we must not allow the leftist to push us
49:12
Speaker 2: in a wrongful direction that would cripple our economy. While
49:16
Speaker 2: China is not so stupid in that area, they're still
49:21
Speaker 2: opening up new coal mines, so they're preparing while we
49:28
Speaker 2: voluntarily digress under the boot heel of stupidity. But we
49:36
Speaker 2: must fight back and reclaim our industrial might in this country,
49:40
Speaker 2: and we cannot do it with wind and solar. Can't
49:43
Speaker 2: be done, won't be done. Industrial processes such as steel production,
49:48
Speaker 2: cement manufacturing, and petrochemical refining all rely on petroleum, not
49:56
Speaker 2: only for electricity, but also as feedstocks for the products
50:01
Speaker 2: made from oil derivatives manufactured from raw crude oil. Now,
50:05
Speaker 2: one thing that I hope they stop manufacturing making from
50:09
Speaker 2: crude oil products are synthetic vitamins and other synthetic food
50:15
Speaker 2: items and things of that nature. They need to stop that,
50:19
Speaker 2: stop making that crap because it's no good, no good
50:23
Speaker 2: for us. But ignoring all of this, this complexity in
50:31
Speaker 2: favor of simplistic narratives undermines our ability to build practical,
50:35
Speaker 2: balanced electricity strategies for the future. It also risks creating
50:40
Speaker 2: policies that disrupt critical sectors, which would jeopardize economic growth
50:46
Speaker 2: and overlook the needs of poor developing regions still struggling
50:51
Speaker 2: with access to electricity. Those aforementioned problems are easily I
50:58
Speaker 2: mean easily overcome with our present level of technology, and
51:06
Speaker 2: by the way, more easily and much better dealt with
51:11
Speaker 2: with the elimination of wind and solar. Now, petroleum based
51:19
Speaker 2: products are the backbone of modern life. Over six thousand
51:25
Speaker 2: essential products, from medical tools and electronics to fertilizers and
51:29
Speaker 2: plastics are derived from petroleum. These include everyday items such
51:34
Speaker 2: as clothing, packaging, synthetic rubber, detergents, cosmetics, and even some
51:41
Speaker 2: medications which we need to go in another direction. In
51:44
Speaker 2: my humble opinion, medications need to go back to the
51:49
Speaker 2: things that God created, herbs, herbs and things of that
51:52
Speaker 2: nature that bring about real cures. But anyway, now that
51:56
Speaker 2: I see that, my time is of thank you so
51:58
Speaker 2: much for your time.
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Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
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Speaker 2: And as I always say at this time, remember to
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Speaker 2: pray for your nation, your friends, your family, and yes
52:06
Speaker 2: even your enemies, that they get a right before it's
52:08
Speaker 2: too late. And don't forget to treat others the same
52:12
Speaker 2: way you want to be treated. Yes, Shure is king.
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Speaker 2: Until next time, I'm Ron Edwards.
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