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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Yet Another Terrorist Attack and the Need for Tariffs - 260312 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced talk
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Speaker 4: show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 4: radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 2: Well, good day, good day, hello, and how are you.
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Speaker 2: I'm on Edwards and welcome to the Run Edwards American
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Speaker 2: Experience Tal't show. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. A
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Speaker 2: lot of things too were discussed today, but tanking from
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Speaker 2: the top. FBI Director Cash Bettel said that agents are
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Speaker 2: on the scene. They remain on the scene and responding
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Speaker 2: to the apparent. There was a vehicle that's slammed into
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Speaker 2: the Temple Israel Synagogue in West Bloomfield Township. Yeah, and
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Speaker 2: he went in. Once he busted inside, there were shots fired,
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Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Now, at first, the
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Speaker 2: FBI personnel said that the suspect had not been apprehended. However,
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Speaker 2: NBC News reports that the suspect is dead and that
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Speaker 2: is a good thing that you know. We don't have
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Speaker 2: to wait waste three hots and a cots on this
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Speaker 2: Islamic terrace. That banged into the is the Jewish Synagogue school.
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Speaker 2: Thank goodness that children were not there and man oh
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Speaker 2: Man oh Man. So police say that the Bloomfield Hills
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Speaker 2: Schools are in a secure mode due to the ongoing
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Speaker 2: incident in West Bloomfield out of precaution. And you know,
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Speaker 2: this is I believe part of the war situation. You know,
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Speaker 2: we do have terrorist cells throughout the republic. One thing
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Speaker 2: that kind of caught my attention several days ago when
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Speaker 2: Pete Hexseth stated that they have eyes on the terrorist
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Speaker 2: organizations throughout or the terrorist cells throughout the Republic. Okay, Now,
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Speaker 2: in my humble opinion, if these so called strong authorities
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Speaker 2: have eyes on these terrorist cells throughout the Republic, why
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Speaker 2: in sam Hill aren't they going after them? Why And
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Speaker 2: you can't say, well, because they didn't conduct any criminal
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Speaker 2: activity yet Well, Pete Hexth and others have said that
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Speaker 2: they are planning. There's been information coming in for weeks
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Speaker 2: and months that they're planning and they're at the ready
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Speaker 2: to commit terrorist activities throughout our republic and they're waiting
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Speaker 2: from orders from places like Iran to do so. And
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Speaker 2: yet even after this incident in Bloomfield, township in Michigan
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Speaker 2: at a Jewish synagogue school. Guess what, They're still not
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Speaker 2: going after these terrorist cells. And so yeah, literally I
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Speaker 2: just scratched my head because I'm kind of wondering, why
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Speaker 2: aren't they and why haven't they been I just find
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Speaker 2: it monumentally stupid, to the point of retardation, that these
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Speaker 2: people have not been gone after. Now. I don't know
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Speaker 2: if hex Seth might have been blowing smoke up our
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Speaker 2: backsides or whatever when he said, oh, we've got eyes
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Speaker 2: on them, or what good is eyes on them when
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Speaker 2: you're not doing anything, when you're not apprehending their backsides. Huh?
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Speaker 2: And if you do really have eyes on them, what
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Speaker 2: is the reason why you refuse to go hard after them?
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Speaker 2: The majority of them are illegal border crossers. In many cases,
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Speaker 2: you know who some of these people are, and the
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Speaker 2: majority them are illegal border crossers, and you know that.
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Speaker 2: And if you have eyes on them and you refuse
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Speaker 2: to go after them, there's something awry here. There's something
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Speaker 2: not right. Officials in South Texas Border school kicked out
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Speaker 2: a news crew from Telemundo who had gone to the
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Speaker 2: Edinburgh cs CISD administration building to inquire about death threats.
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Speaker 2: To certain students. The incident took place this week and
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Speaker 2: when a news crew from Telemindo station went to the
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Speaker 2: school for a bullying hearing involving multiple female students who
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Speaker 2: had been receiving death threats from another student at the
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Speaker 2: Floores Zapotters School and you know Bright bart in Texas
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Speaker 2: first reported on this issue, revealing that the school officials
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Speaker 2: had tried to cover up the case. Why on one hand,
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Speaker 2: you have Hexeth saying that terrorists are being watched, they've
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Speaker 2: got eyes on them, but they're not going after them.
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Speaker 2: And then you have a situation where students at a
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Speaker 2: Texas school are being threatened to the point of death,
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Speaker 2: and yet all the officials want to do there is
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Speaker 2: cover this up, going as far as having the students
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Speaker 2: delete a series of video threats where one student in
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Speaker 2: particular talks about killing another student. At the hearing, school
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Speaker 2: officials had called some parents and their children to investigate
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Speaker 2: the threats. However, when a news crew from the local
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Speaker 2: Telemendo station arrived, e CISD Public Information Officer Lisa Ayala
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Speaker 2: and the security guard escorted the crew out of the building.
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Speaker 2: They said get out, out out and told them they
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Speaker 2: could not film on district property, even though the sidewalk
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Speaker 2: outside of the building is public. The news crew crossed
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Speaker 2: the street and continued conducting their interviews and speaking with
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Speaker 2: various students and parents. School officials told the news crew
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Speaker 2: that they would not be speaking on the matter or
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Speaker 2: releasing any information. One of the main issues and the
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Speaker 2: hearing dealt with how Flores Zapata Principle Arisselli DeSanto's had
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Speaker 2: handled the threats and apparently tried to cover up the issue,
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Speaker 2: telling parents that the issue was resolved without taking steps
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Speaker 2: to ensure the safety of the targeted students, meaning that
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Speaker 2: the one who made the threats, or maybe it was
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Speaker 2: actually more than one that made the threats, have not
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Speaker 2: been dealt with.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 2: Why is this attitude in this country increasingly where evil
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Speaker 2: doers are those that are being watched, who we know
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Speaker 2: are evil doers, you know, we continue to more often
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Speaker 2: kiss their backsides and just let them, let them do
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Speaker 2: whatever they do, and cover up for them. This this
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Speaker 2: madness has to stop, my friends, It's got to stop.
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Speaker 2: We cannot seriously make America great again if we can't
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Speaker 2: even go after of those who are conducting evil threats,
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Speaker 2: whether they're Iranian sponsored terrorists cells in America or students
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Speaker 2: threatening to kill another student in a school. If we
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Speaker 2: don't have the moral fortitude to go after evildoers, we're done.
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Speaker 2: We're cooked. We're already a cooked potato. Okay. As a nation,
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Speaker 2: US stocks are sliding as oil jumps above one hundred
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Speaker 2: dollars a barrel again, on signs the Homuz crisis may
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Speaker 2: drag on and on and on. So much were when
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Speaker 2: Trump said, well, it's about over, they're done. They're about
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Speaker 2: as done as today is done. And there's a lot
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Speaker 2: of this day left Operation Epic Fury Day thirteen. The
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Speaker 2: war continues to go on. And now the President has
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Speaker 2: announced we're going to dip into our emergency oil supplies
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Speaker 2: and start releasing those. And I think that's retarded. And
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Speaker 2: you know, they're they're they're worried about the election coming up.
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Speaker 2: Now what should be happening If it's the truth. The
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Speaker 2: President says that we're we're producing more oil than ever before,
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Speaker 2: and very soon you've got the world's largest oil refinery
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Speaker 2: coming online in Texas and they're not too distant future. So,
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Speaker 2: in my humble opinion, higher oil prices are not This
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Speaker 2: and you know, as we turn our heads towards Michigan. Yep,
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Speaker 2: Michigan's falsely accused Republican electors whose name were dragged through
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Speaker 2: the mud for almost five entire years by our relentless
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Speaker 2: leftist media, which is loyal to the Democrat Party, which
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Speaker 2: is also leftist. They're fighting back. Maybe they should go
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Speaker 2: DC and teach Congress there how to fight back. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: the mostly senior citizen group of sixteen electors who cast
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Speaker 2: an alternate slate of electoral votes for President Trump following
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Speaker 2: the state's most controversial election were charged with eight felonies
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Speaker 2: each by Michigan's lawless Attorney General, Danaessel. Unfortunately, instead of
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Speaker 2: respecting the law, Dana Essel, the state's top law enforcement officer,
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Speaker 2: has made quite a reputation for herself for misusing her
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Speaker 2: elected position to punish her political enemies. Today, in a
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Speaker 2: stinging rebuke of all Democrats in positions of power that
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Speaker 2: rely on politically motivated judges to enact law fair against
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Speaker 2: their political enemies, Michigan's twenty twenty alternate electors, patriots who
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Speaker 2: stood up to certify what they believed was the rightful
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Speaker 2: winner amid widespread concerns over the twenty twenty irregularities, have
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Speaker 2: declared their intent to turn the tables on far left
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Speaker 2: Attorney General Dana Nessel. After Nessel waived the white flag
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Speaker 2: last week by refusing to appeal the district Court's decisive
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Speaker 2: dismissal of her politically motivated felony charges against them, the
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Speaker 2: electors announced plans to sue Nessel, her department, and involved
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Speaker 2: officials for malicious prosecution and abuse of power. Michaon Mannock,
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Speaker 2: one of the victorious defendants, rightly called out Nessl as
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Speaker 2: perhaps the worst lawyer in the United States of America
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Speaker 2: for dodging a second humiliating loss while still clinging to
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Speaker 2: her baseless narrative of culpability, adding insultal injury Nessels squandered
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Speaker 2: taxpayer dollars on a self serving one hundred and ten
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Speaker 2: page report, whining, you know, winsnifflehert that the judge got
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Speaker 2: it all wrong. Classics sore loser behavior from a Democrat
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Speaker 2: attorney general more interested in targeting conservatives than of holding
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Speaker 2: true justice. The elector's case, led by aggressive council from Merman,
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Speaker 2: Cadal and Ericsson, promises to hold government tyrants like Dana
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Speaker 2: Nessel accountable when they weaponize their offices against everyday citizens
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Speaker 2: fighting for fair elections, sending a clear message that such
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Speaker 2: vindictive tactics will no longer go unchallenged. While Hallelujah, glory
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Speaker 2: to God in pastor butter see, because you know, I'm
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Speaker 2: going to go through some of the charges against the
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Speaker 2: fifteen electors that would have carried life sentences for most
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Speaker 2: of them because they're you know, they're senior citizens. But
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Speaker 2: I guess you know, here's the the eight charges. A
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Speaker 2: conspiracy to commit forgery felony fourteen years and or ten
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars fine, two felony eight fourteen years. Count three,
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Speaker 2: forgery felony fourteen years, Count four, Conspiracy to commit uttering,
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Speaker 2: uttering and publishing felony fourteen years and or ten thousand
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Speaker 2: dollars fine. Count five Uttering and publishing felony fourteen years.
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Speaker 2: Count six Conspiracy to commit Election law forgery felony five
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Speaker 2: years and or ten thousand dollars fine, man alive. Count seven,
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Speaker 2: Election law forgery five years and or one thousand dollars
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Speaker 2: fine and rounding up. Number eight Election law forgery felony
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Speaker 2: five years and or one hundred thousand dollars fine. Wow Man,
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Speaker 2: oh Man, oh Man. In fact, the AG Dana Nessel
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Speaker 2: told far left groups that if the elector's case went
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Speaker 2: to trial, they would not get a favorable jury. Pool Well,
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Speaker 2: how a would she know that?
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Speaker 4: Huh?
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Speaker 11: Huh, huh?
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Speaker 1: How was she?
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Speaker 2: How are you supposed to know how favorable or unfavorable
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Speaker 2: a judge of a jury of peers, I mean a
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Speaker 2: jury of peers would be. I thought it was supposed
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Speaker 2: to be impartial, then't you, my friends? Wow And looking
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Speaker 2: at Michigan's partisan hack AG Danny Essel explaining the far
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Speaker 2: left groups how difficult it is to get the Republican
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty alternate electors to flip on each other because
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Speaker 2: they legitly, legitimately believed that Donald Trump won the twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty election. Wow, she totally blew her case. When she admitted,
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Speaker 2: she admitted that they didn't show man, she admitted, these
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Speaker 2: people are crazy and Michigan's not the only place where
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Speaker 2: you had this kind of evil behavior. And when she
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Speaker 2: admitted that they didn't commit any crimes, she admitted that
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Speaker 2: the electors did not commit any crimes, but they were
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Speaker 2: going to go after them because they wanted to, the
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Speaker 2: same way when those folks went after President Trump. It
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Speaker 2: wasn't because Trump actually did anything wrong. It wasn't because
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Speaker 2: the Jay sixers that they went after didn't anything wrong. Nope, nope, nope, nope.
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Speaker 2: It was because they just wanted to. And because they
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Speaker 2: wanted to, they thought that, hey, they could permanently get
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Speaker 2: away with persecuting those who didn't go along with their
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Speaker 2: destructive political means or mission. But one thing that has
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Speaker 2: bothered me since all of this broke out, whether it's
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Speaker 2: the twenty twenty election, whether it was the J. C.
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Speaker 2: Jasic situation, now, anyone who understands a modicum of law
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Speaker 2: concerning our nation, concerning our constitution, bill wrights, etc. Just
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Speaker 2: a little bit of it, knows that those situations were
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Speaker 2: not lawful. They were unlawful, and they did not go
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Speaker 2: along with our constitutional rights, they did not go along
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Speaker 2: with true jurisprudence. And how they were allowed to continuously
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Speaker 2: break the law to go after people simply because they
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Speaker 2: were on the opposite side of the political spectrum is
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Speaker 2: still beyond me. It's like saying to my neighbor, you
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Speaker 2: know what, I'm going after you because you don't like
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Speaker 2: my daffodils, you don't like you're planning. You're over there
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Speaker 2: planning something another kind of flower, and you told me
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Speaker 2: you don't like my daffodils, and you think that your
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Speaker 2: flowers are better. So because you think that your flowers
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Speaker 2: are better, I'm going to go after you and do
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Speaker 2: something to your flower bed because I think you're wrong
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Speaker 2: to have to have flowers that are not like mine.
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Speaker 2: This is crazy work, This is crazy stuff. And I
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Speaker 2: gave such a stupid, asinine example because the Democrats going
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Speaker 2: after people because well, they don't they're not leftists like us.
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Speaker 2: They're not trying to destroy the country like us, so
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Speaker 2: we're going to destroy them. It's just as crazy, it's
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Speaker 2: just as lunatic oriented. And the fact that these people
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Speaker 2: have been allowed to even get this far and you know,
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Speaker 2: I was brought up in the concept that, you know what,
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Speaker 2: we are not obligated to follow unjust laws.
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Speaker 12: We are not.
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Speaker 2: And in fact, if you have a good moral compass
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Speaker 2: and you know the law, you are obligated to disobey
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Speaker 2: unlawful commands, unlawful actions. You are to oppose those who
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Speaker 2: want to cheat in elections, okay, and you were supposed
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Speaker 2: and in fact, those people that they wanted to throw
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Speaker 2: in jail in Michigan they did the exact same thing
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Speaker 2: that was done in Hawaii in nineteen sixty when John F.
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Speaker 2: Kennedy was elected. They said, you know what looks like
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Speaker 2: At first they thought that, you know, Nixon had won,
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Speaker 2: but then they said, you know what, we don't believe that.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna go ahead and switch our electoral votes for
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Speaker 2: John F. Kennedy. And that was enough to push Kennedy
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Speaker 2: over the edge. And you know, the rest is history.
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Speaker 2: Then anyway, we'll be back with more on the Rondoverertge
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, my friends. Yep, this is the right average
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Speaker 2: is still going to remain out for legal border crossers.
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Speaker 2: Speaker Mikey Johnson Little Nikes has capitulated on mass deportations
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Speaker 2: according to course correction needed going into the midterms after
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Speaker 2: over zealous immigration enforcement. As the White House tells GOP
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Speaker 2: to avoid running on mass deportations now, the concept of
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Speaker 2: mass deportations was one of the reasons why President Trump
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Speaker 2: on election and because leftists, okay, have been making hay
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Speaker 2: and of course the dragon media has been making hay
31:08
Speaker 2: and raising a little noise and a little ruckus over
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Speaker 2: the fact that illegal border crosses that were invited in
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Speaker 2: illegally by the Uncle Joe Biden administration. And so you
31:21
Speaker 2: have a big, mighty, big talking President Trump and the
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Speaker 2: little Bible thumper Mikey Johnson capitulating and saying, oh, we're
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Speaker 2: not going to run on mass deportations anymore. We're going
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Speaker 2: to capitulate. We're not going to make a big issue
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Speaker 2: out of getting rid of the illegal border crossers.
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Speaker 12: Hm.
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Speaker 2: How wicked is that? My friends? See when these knuckleheads
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Speaker 2: tell me, oh, Ron, we're winning, We're winning, We're winning,
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Speaker 2: and then you these kinds of stories pop up. And
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Speaker 2: this popped up to day Trump and Republicans ran on
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Speaker 2: the promise of the largest deport in the history of
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Speaker 2: our republic, with Trump saying he hoped to send nearly
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Speaker 2: twenty million back to their home countries and it should
32:10
Speaker 2: have been, you know, at least twenty five million. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: but since two left wing radicals attack ICE agents and
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Speaker 2: got shot, the GOP's tune on immigration crackdowns has changed. See,
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Speaker 2: when you're doing the right thing. One thing my dad
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Speaker 2: taught me. When you're doing the right thing and someone
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Speaker 2: who supports the opposite of what is right makes a ruckus,
32:36
Speaker 2: that is time for you to hunker down even more so. Okay,
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Speaker 2: on behalf of what is right. You don't turn around
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Speaker 2: and say, hey, evildoer, where's your backside? Let me kiss it? Okay,
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Speaker 2: you don't do that. If they turn your you know,
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Speaker 2: their backsides to you, you kick it. But you do
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Speaker 2: not kiss their backsides. During an interview on stage at
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Speaker 2: the House Retreat in Doral, Florida, Johnson argued that the
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Speaker 2: GP is losing Hispanic and Latino voters because some of
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Speaker 2: the immigration enforcement was viewed to be over zealous. Well,
33:11
Speaker 2: some of that over zealous viewpoint has been exaggerated by
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Speaker 2: the what the Dragon media liars, the lying machines, and that,
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Speaker 2: of course correction was necessary, meaning we should kiss the
33:26
Speaker 2: backsides of evildoers. Okay. Trump's new picks for a DHS secretary,
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Speaker 2: Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, he said, is going to do
33:38
Speaker 2: a great job in that role, alongside Tom Homan, who
33:42
Speaker 2: he lauded for withdrawing emigration agents and bringing calm to
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Speaker 2: the chaos and Minnesota, which means, hey, we're going to
33:48
Speaker 2: kiss your backside and allow the illegals to stay and
33:53
Speaker 2: breed and hasten the downfall of our republic from within.
34:01
Speaker 2: Quote this is little Mikey. I think these people will
34:05
Speaker 2: see we did what we said we were going to do.
34:08
Speaker 2: We calmed down the emigration enforcement concern. Okay, leftists don't
34:14
Speaker 2: want them kicked out, so you stop what a dumb
34:17
Speaker 2: dumb he says. We uphold the rule of law, but
34:21
Speaker 2: we do it in a way that honors the dignity
34:24
Speaker 2: of everyone, well, allowing illegals to stay, to appease the
34:30
Speaker 2: leftist who blocked traffic, who threw frozen bottles at ice agents,
34:36
Speaker 2: who spat upon them, who threw chemicals on them, who
34:39
Speaker 2: kicked their butts in some cases, because I sations are
34:42
Speaker 2: out of shape and untrained compared to where they should be.
34:47
Speaker 2: And then he says, and they'll understand that our party
34:49
Speaker 2: is with them. Yeah, I guess they're with the illegals now,
34:53
Speaker 2: and the supporters of the Karens and the Cavins, and
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Speaker 2: that this is the permanent home where they should be.
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Speaker 2: Excuse me. Wow, Now, someone asked Little Mike. He said
35:10
Speaker 2: that you've said that you're going to defy the odds,
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Speaker 2: defy history, and keep the majority. How do you go
35:17
Speaker 2: about doing this? Do you somehow preserve that condition that
35:22
Speaker 2: you had built, or do you see a new coalition form?
35:27
Speaker 2: Johnson says no. Listen, we had a huge demographic shift
35:31
Speaker 2: in the twenty twenty four election, as you reference, and
35:35
Speaker 2: all those groups and others who came into the Republican
35:38
Speaker 2: Party not reluctantly, but they came with hopeful anticipation. Two
35:43
Speaker 2: reasons for that. We were presenting common sense solutions to
35:47
Speaker 2: the challenges they were facing, and the Democrat Party left
35:50
Speaker 2: them behind. As I say all the time, I said
35:54
Speaker 2: earlier this morning, this is not your father's Democrat Party.
35:58
Speaker 2: They do not resemble what a generation ago they did.
36:01
Speaker 2: Their platforms are radically different now and there most of
36:05
Speaker 2: them are avowed socialists or Marxist and they're going too
36:11
Speaker 2: far left. So all these people can hold and have
36:15
Speaker 2: a durable government or governing common sense majority for the
36:19
Speaker 2: foreseeable future. Well, how do you hold on you to
36:22
Speaker 2: your majority? Little Mikey and President Trump? If you capitulate
36:27
Speaker 2: to the leftists and don't go hard after the illegals
36:34
Speaker 2: who continued to stop up billions and billions of American taxpayers.
36:43
Speaker 2: Now Mike calls it, oh, we got a little hiccup
36:46
Speaker 2: with some of the Hispanic and Latino voters for certain.
36:50
Speaker 2: Now the hiccup is your inability to communicate, mikey to
36:56
Speaker 2: the American people, or your unwillingness to okay about right
37:02
Speaker 2: and wrong when it comes to our border, when it
37:05
Speaker 2: comes to our sovereignty, when it comes to the safety
37:09
Speaker 2: of the American people, many of whom have suffered or
37:12
Speaker 2: have died at the hands of illegal border crossers. Many
37:17
Speaker 2: Americans have been inconvenience trying to go to work because
37:21
Speaker 2: illegal border crossers or their supporters have decided, well, let's
37:25
Speaker 2: block traffic. That's block traffic because we want the murderers
37:32
Speaker 2: of the rapists, the communists, the cartel members that all
37:35
Speaker 2: were brought in by Uncle Joe to stay here. Yeah,
37:41
Speaker 2: so it is what it is. Hopefully Mark Wayne Mullen
37:44
Speaker 2: will be allowed to do his job. He's a tough guy,
37:46
Speaker 2: he says, he's a tough cookie. Maybe he can oversee
37:50
Speaker 2: the training of ICE agents. So that they can at
37:54
Speaker 2: least defend themselves and not be like little girly men
37:57
Speaker 2: getting beaten up all the time every time some caring
38:00
Speaker 2: and show up and say, hey, you can't take this
38:02
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38:03
Speaker 4: How dare you?
38:07
Speaker 2: You know, law enforcement means law enforcement meanings meaning that
38:12
Speaker 2: you're going to defend the law, that you're going to
38:15
Speaker 2: be strong enough to defend those who have been abused
38:19
Speaker 2: by law breakers. So Mikey Johnson says, the reason we're
38:27
Speaker 2: going to win the midterms, the reason we're going to
38:29
Speaker 2: defy history to do so for a number of factors. Well, sir,
38:36
Speaker 2: I'm mind telling you, if the number of illegal border
38:42
Speaker 2: crossers is not greatly reduced by November, along with a
38:46
Speaker 2: few other factors that have popped up in recent weeks,
38:50
Speaker 2: the midterms will go to the Democrats because, unfortunately, a
38:56
Speaker 2: lot of times Americans, if the GEOP is not doing
39:02
Speaker 2: a good job, Americans will sit back and choose the
39:06
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39:16
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39:22
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39:33
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39:37
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Speaker 2: But in the meantime, it seems that liber or leftist
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Speaker 2: the International Emergency Economic Powers Act authorizes the president to
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 2: It was created in nineteen seventy seven. The legislation that
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Speaker 2: was as a revamp of previous laws regarding allowing the
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Speaker 2: president to regulate foreign commerce in an emergency and before
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Speaker 2: I go any further, I must say that the United
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Speaker 2: States of America, in my opinion, was in a state
46:40
Speaker 2: of emergency when it comes to trade and related economic issues.
46:49
Speaker 2: And by that way, the emergency was set up in
46:52
Speaker 2: part by the United States government years ago when the
46:58
Speaker 2: United States government years ago on purpose enacted environmentalist laws
47:04
Speaker 2: and also kissed the backside of China and other nations
47:09
Speaker 2: which you know ushered in the hallowing out are massive
47:17
Speaker 2: manufacturing base out of cities like Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Gary, Indiana, Birmingham, Alabama,
47:24
Speaker 2: and elsewhere, but primarily those particular cities which before the
47:31
Speaker 2: nineteen seventies was the manufacturing floor of the world. Yes,
47:36
Speaker 2: there was manufacturing everywhere else I mean elsewhere in the world,
47:39
Speaker 2: but the largest, you know, the largest manufacturing base in
47:47
Speaker 2: the world was in those cities, particularly Cleveland, Detroit, and Pittsburgh.
47:54
Speaker 2: And the President determined that the drug influx had created
47:58
Speaker 2: a public health crisis that was another situation, and that
48:02
Speaker 2: the trade deficits had led to a hollowing out of
48:06
Speaker 2: the American of the American manufacturing base, and those trade
48:12
Speaker 2: agreements I mean NAFTA and GAT that was retarded. See
48:19
Speaker 2: what we should have done. Reagan mentioned it during his term.
48:25
Speaker 2: He wisely said that the United States of America should
48:29
Speaker 2: continue on her path as a constitutional republic and do
48:34
Speaker 2: the best that she can for herself for her people,
48:39
Speaker 2: and then spill out for the world, be a blessing
48:43
Speaker 2: to the world through example, and show the world how
48:54
Speaker 2: well any nation can do if they follow said example.
48:59
Speaker 2: And it's also was a way to show allow communist
49:03
Speaker 2: China the Soviet Union to venture, continue venturing on their path,
49:11
Speaker 2: and then the world would see which could be greater,
49:14
Speaker 2: especially for the individual, and which was not, which was
49:18
Speaker 2: more prosperous, which was not, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. And we
49:22
Speaker 2: should have gone on that instead of trying to equalize
49:27
Speaker 2: the world by giving away our stuff to China. Because
49:34
Speaker 2: Nixon was very naive, he meant well. I really do
49:37
Speaker 2: believe that he meant well because he was an anti communist,
49:40
Speaker 2: but he thought that if communist China became prosperous, that
49:44
Speaker 2: somehow they would become nice. They would make nice, okay,
49:51
Speaker 2: and we could make friends with all of our manufacturing,
49:55
Speaker 2: blessing China with all of our stuff and kool aid, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: which are stupid, Okay, because if someone is evil and
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Speaker 2: they're diametrically opposed to you, you do not feed them
50:10
Speaker 2: your advantage. Okay, you don't do that, because all you're
50:14
Speaker 2: doing is strengthening that particular entity whose philosophical base is
50:22
Speaker 2: the opposite of yours. And if they become stronger than you,
50:25
Speaker 2: they will eat you, they will destroy you. So when
50:30
Speaker 2: the world of eat or be eaten, it is wise
50:34
Speaker 2: for the United States to be as strong as possible
50:36
Speaker 2: over her enemies like China. Now, the President determined that
50:43
Speaker 2: the drug influx had created a public health crisis, which
50:46
Speaker 2: it did. One hundred thousand people were dying annually from
50:50
Speaker 2: fentanyl alone, and that did not include all the other
50:53
Speaker 2: drugs that have been killing Americans for many years. Now,
50:57
Speaker 2: for the most part, I have to admit that no
51:00
Speaker 2: one was putting the gun to the heads of Americans
51:02
Speaker 2: and making them take those drugs. In some cases they were,
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Speaker 2: you know, they would be peer pressure, but for the
51:12
Speaker 2: most part, they were not, and so they made the
51:14
Speaker 2: personal choice. However, if that stuff wasn't there to be chosen,
51:22
Speaker 2: it would have been chosen, and we wouldn't have had
51:24
Speaker 2: the situation that we had. The President wisely and my
51:29
Speaker 2: humble opinion, declared a national emergency as to both threats
51:35
Speaker 2: the loss of our manufacturing base and the influx of
51:38
Speaker 2: drugs and the trade deficit, which I guess makes it three,
51:46
Speaker 2: and so as deeming them threats unusual and extraordinary, and
51:52
Speaker 2: invoked his authority under the emergency and responded in kind.
51:59
Speaker 2: President trumpsey both the drug trade and our trade deficit
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Speaker 2: as an unusual extraordinary emergency, seeing as both have been
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Speaker 2: part of America's life for decades. You know, there are
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Speaker 2: many people who say that, well, they're not sure. Unusual
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Speaker 2: and extraordinary is inaccurate description. So but I will say
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Speaker 2: that the fentanyl situation was not many decades, although some people,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's amazing how people will conveniently ignore certain
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Speaker 2: details in situations like the fentanyl crisis. No, that's not
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Speaker 2: decades long, and they're you know, but it was horrible,
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Speaker 2: which was the worst drug crisis in history, and who
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Speaker 2: knows what would come next after that? And so on,
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Speaker 2: and so do you do you wait until your country
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Speaker 2: is wiped out out before it is seen as extraordinary? Regardless,
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Speaker 2: the President invoked the Emergency Act. And see people also
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Speaker 2: try to ignore history. Again, there was the Monroe doctrine.
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Speaker 2: There were other cases in the past where presidents did
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Speaker 2: execute tariffs, and since tariffs in the long run have
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Speaker 2: always benefited the United States of America, I find it
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Speaker 2: rather putred that members of Congress and anyone else would say, well,
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Speaker 2: you know what, these tariffs that have benefited our country
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Speaker 2: throughout history, Oh, we don't want them now. There are
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Speaker 2: so many Americans, both in and out of government, that
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Speaker 2: detest anything that will give an advantage to our republic
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Speaker 2: if they think that it will cause just a modicum
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Speaker 2: of inconvenience to our most detestable enemies, and I find
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Speaker 2: they're very reprehensible. Well, on that note, now that I
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Speaker 2: see that my time is up, thank you so much
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Speaker 2: for your time. I'm going to look forward to you
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Speaker 2: and I being together next time. And as I always say,
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Speaker 2: at this particular time, I remember to pray for your nation,
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Speaker 2: pray for your family, your friends, and even your enemies,
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Speaker 2: that they get it right before it's too late. Well,
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Speaker 2: we all do fase judgment sometime and treat up. It's
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Speaker 2: the same way you want to be treated. Until next time.
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Speaker 2: I'm on Edwards Excelsior.
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Speaker 4: Would would would it would be?
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Speaker 5: Would be these as all folks
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Speaker 2: Tags that stage right