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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Faith Day! An Attitude of Gratitude and Convincing Congress to do More Than Yap, Yap, Yap! - 251128 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 6: Good day, Good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 6: Ron Edwards and you're listening to the Ron Edwards American
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Speaker 6: Experienced Talk Show and great to be back with you.
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Speaker 6: And man, oh man, oh man. Lots of crazy things
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Speaker 6: going on, and you know, we're still morning as a
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Speaker 6: nation over the shooting of the two National Guards individuals
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Speaker 6: in Washington, d C. One of them has already expired.
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Speaker 6: And this is a true tragedy of immense proportions. And
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Speaker 6: the reason why I say that is because even beyond
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Speaker 6: what has happened to these two soldiers, the other lies
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Speaker 6: in critical condition and they don't know if they're gonna
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Speaker 6: make it or not. It's really heartbreaking because this kind
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Speaker 6: of thing could have been avoided. Okay, you look at
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Speaker 6: the condition of Washington, d C. Which caused the need
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Speaker 6: to bring in the National Guard. Now, of course, President
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Speaker 6: Trump is being blamed for the shooting because he brought
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Speaker 6: in the National Guard.
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Speaker 7: And see this is.
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Speaker 6: A convenient tactic of the left. Often they attacked symptomatically
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Speaker 6: rather than going to the root of the problem, which
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Speaker 6: caused the need first of all, for the national Guard
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Speaker 6: in this situation. And so they have very little regard
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Speaker 6: for the victims of their mentality or their actions as
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Speaker 6: a result of their mentality. Now, if, for example, the
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Speaker 6: United States had not done the retarded act of bringing
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Speaker 6: in these Afghanists from that horrible nation into the United States,
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Speaker 6: and of course people were running around saying, well, wait
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Speaker 6: a minute, they needed help, they were refugees, they were
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Speaker 6: afraid because the talbottom is going to take back over,
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Speaker 6: and blah blah blah blah blah. Well, here's the thing.
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Speaker 6: If you have a company and let's say the company
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Speaker 6: is about to hire a bunch of people. Let's say
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Speaker 6: they need six hundred new new people, and the positions
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Speaker 6: were open, and YadA, YadA, YadA, what happens. What does
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Speaker 6: the company do? They vet the people for the job.
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Speaker 6: They just don't hire rubbers stand boom boom, boom, You're in.
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Speaker 6: And it takes time. Even if let's say, if some
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Speaker 6: of the people that need the job, they've been out
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Speaker 6: of work for a long time, and they don't have
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Speaker 6: any money, they're hungry, whatever the case may be, they
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Speaker 6: still have to go through the vetting process in order
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Speaker 6: to be let in into the company, to become a
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Speaker 6: part of that organization, to start working there. Correct, So
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Speaker 6: why is it that a nation, the United States of America,
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Speaker 6: would be so stupid as to just blindly let in
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Speaker 6: I think it was about sixty two thousand Afghanis, And
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Speaker 6: it doesn't matter. You got sixty two thousand people. And
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Speaker 6: let's say, just for the sake of argument, because the
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Speaker 6: story after story after story, you have people running around
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Speaker 6: here saying, well, President Trump shouldn't be degrading all immigrants, YadA, YadA, YadA.
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Speaker 6: But let's say you got these sixty thousand people that
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Speaker 6: were let in, and let's say thirty thousand of them.
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Speaker 7: Would not harm us.
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Speaker 6: But remember, they're all the same ilk, they're all Muslims,
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Speaker 6: and the men they all look pretty much alike. They've
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Speaker 6: all got these beards, and they wear these long things,
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Speaker 6: and et cetera, et cetera. So how are you going
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Speaker 6: to without vetting, How are you going to be able
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Speaker 6: to discriminate the crucial differences? How are you going to
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Speaker 6: be wise enough to know who's going to try to
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Speaker 6: blow you up or shoot you or do whatever. And
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Speaker 6: at the same time, let's not forget they're still all Islamic.
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Speaker 6: And if you're a true Islamist, your goal is to
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Speaker 6: eventually be able to overcome or overtake any You don't
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Speaker 6: overtake any Jewish or Christian nation any that is your goal.
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Speaker 6: And so the United States of America has put herself
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Speaker 6: in a very dangerous position. These people that are professionally
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Speaker 6: trained by the CIA, which, by the way, and my
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Speaker 6: humble opinion is a very dangerous organization, is about as
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Speaker 6: much trustworthy as a gaggle of criminals. And you know,
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Speaker 6: some people are now calling the CIA the suspicious intelligence community,
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Speaker 6: and I agree with that. And who was behind the
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Speaker 6: individual who shot the two National Guards members, Well, I'll
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Speaker 6: tell you it was George Sorols funded who funded the
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Speaker 6: very organization NGO World Relief. It's called NGO World Relief Fund,
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Speaker 6: and they basically backed the settlement of the Mangi National
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Speaker 6: Guard shooter in Washington, d C. In which, according to
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Speaker 6: Breitbart News, he used a three fifty seven Smith and
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Speaker 6: Wesson revolver, one of the two shot National Guard members.
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Speaker 6: Sarah Beckstrom, as as I said earlier, has expired, Andrew
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Speaker 6: Wolf remains in critical condition. Now, the dirty Muslim shooter
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Speaker 6: drove all the way from Washington State to commit his
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Speaker 6: dastardly deed, and he has been foolishly well trained by
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Speaker 6: the CIA to supposedly help American efforts in Afghanistan during
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Speaker 6: the time he was there. Now, see, the United States
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Speaker 6: of America needs to stop immediately what I call suicide
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Speaker 6: empathy for third world goons that are now running around
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Speaker 6: all over our country. And if you speak out against
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Speaker 6: this situation, liberal liberals and leftists all around will say that, oh,
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Speaker 6: you're just being a bigot. It you're being evil, et cetera,
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Speaker 6: et cetera, et cetera. And then you have other morons
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Speaker 6: that are run around saying you can't judge all those people.
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Speaker 6: Well I'm sorry, yes you can. We are to use judgment.
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Speaker 6: And if you are a Christian and someone says to you, well,
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Speaker 6: you're Christian, you're not supposed to judge, Well, that is
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Speaker 6: a false teaching. There's nowhere in the Bible where it
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Speaker 6: says you are not to judge good from evil. There's
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Speaker 6: nowhere in the Bible where it says you cannot use
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Speaker 6: your judgment because if we don't judge, we don't do anything.
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Speaker 6: We judge to see if what we're going to eat
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Speaker 6: is good for us. Where some of us do we
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Speaker 6: judge to figure out, well, is this water clean? Is
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Speaker 6: it okay? Is this medicine good for me? Are these
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Speaker 6: supplements really good? Or is it just a filler material?
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Speaker 7: So we use.
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Speaker 6: Judgment all the time. But you have the situation that
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Speaker 6: happened with these two soldiers. That and much more crazy
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Speaker 6: stuff is evidence of the organized tragedies. Yeah, organized tragedies
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Speaker 6: that happen all the time. Think about it now, this
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Speaker 6: latest shooting in DC. It happened on Thanksgiving, two blocks
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Speaker 6: from the White House. You have domestic terrorism. You have
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Speaker 6: open borders where they still have not completed the wall.
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Speaker 6: Thank god, it's being guarded better, but you know, we've
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Speaker 6: got to fill in the gaps on the wall. Lone
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Speaker 6: wolf domestic terrorists, Islamic terrorism where they scream ala wa'ak
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Speaker 6: bar as they commit they're awful deeds. You have a
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Speaker 6: mental health crisis. The variety of violent acts against both
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Speaker 6: people and their property, anti police, anti ice, anti National Guard,
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Speaker 6: any suspects trained by the woeful CIA. Yeah, some have
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Speaker 6: labeled again the suspicious Intelligence community, and in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 6: they are very suspicious. I wouldn't trust the CIA anymore
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Speaker 6: than I would trust a wild hog to be clean.
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Speaker 6: news of the day. If you take a look at
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Speaker 6: Europe right now, things are kind of mixed up in
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Speaker 6: your neck of the woods as well. Horrifying scandal revealing
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Speaker 6: a brutal underbelly of Zelensky's regime in Ukraine, Ukrainian draft
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Speaker 6: center officer arrested for utilizing con body parts. Yet another
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Speaker 6: grotesque scannal from western Ukraine is tearing apart the carefully
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Speaker 6: pre curated heroic facade that globalist Western leaders have built
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Speaker 6: around Zelenski's increasingly authoritarian government in Kiev. By the way,
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Speaker 6: that very government has been closing authentic Christian churches. In fact,
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Speaker 6: in a couple of cases, they were whipping people out
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Speaker 6: of churches with the long sticks. According to a report
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Speaker 6: from the Ukrainian news outlet the Pravda, Ukrainian investigators have
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Speaker 6: finally arrested the head of a regional draft center after
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Speaker 6: allegedly savagely beat a conscript in the Genitalia area, inflicting
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Speaker 6: such severe damage that surgeons had no choice but to
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Speaker 6: amputate one of the man's organs. The assault is said
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Speaker 6: to have unfolded in the city of Ivano Frankovich's when
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Speaker 6: the victim dared to refuse a fluorographic exam amid Ukraine's
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Speaker 6: notoriously chaotic and coercive medical intake for forced mobilization, a
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Speaker 6: process riddled with corruption and disregard for individual rights under
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Speaker 6: Zelensky's brutal wartime decrees, far from upholding any semblance of
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Speaker 6: medical autonomy for human ditas. Authorities report that a lieutenant
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Speaker 6: colonel unleashed at least five deliberate strikes to the man's growing,
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Speaker 6: leaving him irreversibly maimed and highlighting the razim's willingness to
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Speaker 6: use violence to enforce compliance. And this has been going
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Speaker 6: on for a long time and for various globalist reasons.
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Speaker 6: It has been basically ignored, and most of the attention
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Speaker 6: has been on Putin for his wrongful acts. And I'm
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Speaker 6: not going to give him a break, but because he's
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Speaker 6: done a lot of wrong too. But the reason why
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Speaker 6: this particular war start, and I'll continue to always say
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Speaker 6: that until people start believing the truth. Let's not forget.
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Speaker 6: Even with this new agreement that's being worked out, it
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Speaker 6: seems that Russia may be coming to the fore and say, hey,
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Speaker 6: we agree to this. The reason why they're even Russia
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Speaker 6: is even trying to snatch more territory from Ukraine. Let's remember,
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Speaker 6: my friends, when the original agreement between NATO and Russia
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Speaker 6: was signed, it stated that NATO would not move one
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Speaker 6: inch closer to the Russian border. Well seventeen countries later, yeah,
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Speaker 6: seventeen countries were added, all closer to the Russian border, Okay,
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Speaker 6: against the written agreement. And as a result, other things
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Speaker 6: have been happening and growing and infesting in Ukraine, such
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Speaker 6: as child trafficking, which Putin did speak about in years past.
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Speaker 6: And let's not forget the laboratories, the horrible medical so
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Speaker 6: called medical laboratories there in Ukraine, and what came out
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Speaker 6: of those things. And so in the human rights abuses
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Speaker 6: that Zelensky is famous for, at least within Ukraine. But
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Speaker 6: the American uh dragon media refuses to report on these things.
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Speaker 6: And yet it w th the beat goes on. And
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Speaker 6: so Russia, being the way it is, says, you know what,
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Speaker 6: I'm just gonna h go ahead and beat this guy down,
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Speaker 6: beat them and beat them and beat them until they
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Speaker 6: cry uncle. And it seems that uh Ukraine is close
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Speaker 6: to the point of crying uncle. Now, all this could
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Speaker 6: have been avoided at the United States in the beginning,
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Speaker 6: not got gotten indirectly involved, because all they did was
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Speaker 6: strengthen Ukraine marginally to extend the misery over a longer
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Speaker 6: period of time. Now, when I look at you, cr,
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Speaker 6: it also makes me look at the United States of America,
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Speaker 6: because there are people in the United States of America
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Speaker 6: who have pretty much the same mentality as the Ukrainian
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Speaker 6: dictator Zelenski, very similar. They like to create problems. They
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Speaker 6: like to ignore or take or keep attention away from
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Speaker 6: tragedies that they directly or indirectly cause. Governor Pritzker of
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Speaker 6: Illinois is a perfect example of that. The governor of
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Speaker 6: New York State is a perfect example of that. The
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Speaker 6: governor of California is a perfect example of that. Look
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Speaker 6: at the horrible things that have happened happening in the
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Speaker 6: streets of Los Angeles, just Los Angeles alone. And let's
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Speaker 6: not forget the fact that the agriculture industry of California,
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Speaker 6: which at one time was legendary, is almost all wiped
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Speaker 6: out because the dictatorial, cruel policies of the current regime
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Speaker 6: in California. And the reason why I'm tying all this
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Speaker 6: together is because Europe is like the canary in the
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Speaker 6: coal mine for the United States of America. A lot
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Speaker 6: of the things, they're usually on average about five years
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Speaker 6: ahead of us, whether it's especially when it comes to
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Speaker 6: negative activities, so they're like a warning station for us.
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Speaker 6: And we're now seeing that sections of London, sections of
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Speaker 6: many cities across beautiful Europe are no longer run by
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Speaker 6: the Europeans because the Europeans went on a suicide mission,
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Speaker 6: suicidal diplomacy, allowing in the most inhumane, uncivilized brutes of
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Speaker 6: human existence into the throughout most of Europe. And now
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Speaker 6: there are so many in Europe that it's insurmountable. Now
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Speaker 6: it's awful. And yet you have many Democrats in some
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Speaker 6: Republicans in this country of ours who have the same mindset.
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Speaker 6: And this is why you're seeing this organized chaos, this
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Speaker 6: political suicide for our country that has been set up
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Speaker 6: in order to create so much chaos, so much problem,
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Speaker 6: and then at the same time turn around and blame
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Speaker 6: Trump for it. They turn around and blame any conservatives
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Speaker 6: who are actually standing against all this evil, and they
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Speaker 6: convince many incurably ignorant Americans to believe, oh, yeah, it's
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Speaker 6: Trump's fault. That's why it's his fault that the two
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Speaker 6: soldiers were shot. When in the beginning, if you didn't
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Speaker 6: have the situation, the high crime, a lot of which
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Speaker 6: was caused by illegal border crossers, there wouldn't have never
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Speaker 6: been a need to bring in the National Guard. And
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Speaker 6: so we, the people of the United States of America,
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Speaker 6: have to grow up when it comes to right and
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Speaker 6: wrong issues, unless, of course, you know, you don't want solutions,
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Speaker 6: if you don't want things cleaned up. I understand, and
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Speaker 6: many of you who are Democrats do not want things
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Speaker 6: cleaned up. We get it. And so therefore you just
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Speaker 6: have to be outright defeated. Now, you know when you have,
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Speaker 6: for instance, in Detroit, in Dearborn, I'm speaking about it.
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Speaker 6: around Edwards and yeah, this is faith Day and to
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Speaker 6: be you know, technically correct, we should exercise our faith
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Speaker 6: every single day. But man, looking at our nation's capital,
30:41
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Speaker 6: contend with when the dust finally settles. One of the
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Speaker 6: leading likely contenders, a progressive Democrat council member for d
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Speaker 6: c's Ward I, Genice Genice George, is reportedly aiming to
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Speaker 6: enforcement efforts in the city. Now, get this, she's critical
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Speaker 6: forth with President Trump sometimes she did have enough common
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Speaker 6: sense to say, you know what, m crime is down,
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Speaker 6: things are cleaner. Maybe President Trump isn't off the deep
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Speaker 6: end after all. And so she's been cooperating to a
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Speaker 6: certain degree. Now this genie, Okay, she's angry because Bowser
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Speaker 6: has been cooperating with the President's efforts to get rid
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Speaker 6: of crime. She doesn't you know, she hasn't said anything
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Speaker 6: negative that the President has done. She wants to run
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Speaker 6: a campaign to convince people that it's better to allow
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Speaker 6: the illegal border crosser and domestic criminals to have rule
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Speaker 6: over the city as they were having before President Trump
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Speaker 6: stepped in with the National Guard. And this is the
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Speaker 6: kind of asinine approach to governance that, uh, we the
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Speaker 6: people of this country need to approach with a big stick.
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Speaker 6: As Theodore Roosevelt used to say, speak softly, but carry
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Speaker 6: a big stick. And it is high time for us
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Speaker 6: to uh do so in this country because we do
33:31
Speaker 6: not want to end up like our friends in London,
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Speaker 6: like our friends in Paris and elsewhere throughout beautiful Europe.
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Speaker 6: We don't want that. I don't want that. They don't
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Speaker 6: want that. We should they shouldn't want it, but unfortunately
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Speaker 6: they in Europe. You guys in Europe habit, and you
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Speaker 6: invited it in and here in the United States of America,
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Speaker 6: we have many people in government, in the church who
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Speaker 6: want open borders, who want us to be overrun, who
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Speaker 6: want utter misery for we, the people of the United
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Speaker 6: States of America. This is what they want. There is
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Speaker 6: no way to diplomatically put it. There is no way.
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Speaker 6: You have to be direct. And you know, a is
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Speaker 6: a Aristotle's law of identity.
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Speaker 7: A thing is what it is.
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Speaker 6: And the situation that we are facing in this country,
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Speaker 6: my friends, is that we have a large group of
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Speaker 6: people in this country that want us all in misery. Now,
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Speaker 6: the rest of us have to have the common sense
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Speaker 6: that God gave us. We have to exercise our faith,
34:50
Speaker 6: but we also have to take action, whether it means
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Speaker 6: contacting your representatives in mass letting them know. I don't
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Speaker 6: appreciate the fact that many of the wonderful things that
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Speaker 6: our president has written into executive orders, Congress should be
35:09
Speaker 6: passing these things into law so that they can not
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Speaker 6: be just wiped away once he's no longer in office.
35:18
Speaker 6: One has to wonder, what is Mike George, I mean
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Speaker 6: Mike Johnson rather the Speaker of the House. What is
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Speaker 6: he doing? What are the rest of them doing? They
35:29
Speaker 6: have these meetings, and you know, these chowpony meetings, and
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Speaker 6: you know, they say a few nice profound statements, but
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Speaker 6: that's about it. And when you look at the totality
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Speaker 6: of the actions or inactions of Congress, I can understand
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Speaker 6: why somebody like Marjorie Taylor Green would say, you know what,
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Speaker 6: wipes her hand clean like ponchous pilot and walks away
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Speaker 6: and say, I'm not responsible for the calamity that these
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Speaker 6: people are allowing to come about in our republic. And
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Speaker 6: I have to say that when it comes to the
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Speaker 6: issues of the day, Marjorie Taylor Green has been right
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Speaker 6: a lot more than she has been wrong. Now, did
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Speaker 6: I like her approach? You know when she went on
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Speaker 6: the View and some of the other leftist shows and
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Speaker 6: indirectly attacked our president. No, I think that kind of
36:20
Speaker 6: stuff should have gone on behind closed doors and you
36:23
Speaker 6: hash it out. But she did correctly point out that
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Speaker 6: they basically have done very little. I think Congress has
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Speaker 6: actually done one or two things since they've been back
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Speaker 6: in office after after the shutdown. One are two things.
36:45
Speaker 6: They remind me of an old James Brown song in
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Speaker 6: which they talk about talking about and saying nothing, and
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Speaker 6: I'll add doing nothing. So we have to stand up
37:03
Speaker 6: all we have to do. And I urge you, my
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Speaker 6: fellow Americans, to look close into find the videos on
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Speaker 6: and elsewhere, and you'll see videos of what's happening around
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Speaker 6: the world. You'll see these stories about what's going on
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Speaker 6: in Ukraine, and ask yourself, do you want this to
37:29
Speaker 6: happen in our republic on a larger scale? Because it's
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Speaker 6: already here, but do you want it to get to
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Speaker 6: the point where it's irreversible?
37:43
Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 6: I don't know about you, but anyone who is organized
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Speaker 6: has an organized religion in our country which was founded
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Speaker 6: on Christian juday of Christian ethic values, okay, which were
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Speaker 6: inculcated into the writing of our very constitution of bill Wright.
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Speaker 6: I don't know about you, but I'm of the opinion
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Speaker 6: that anyone who is exercising a religion that calls for
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Speaker 6: the overthrowing of our country, I don't see the intelligence
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Speaker 6: factor in allowing them to continue to exist in our country. Now,
38:23
Speaker 6: this is just my opinion, but based upon history, based
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Speaker 6: upon things that have been said, things that have already
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Speaker 6: been done, based upon the fact that I have read
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Speaker 6: the Koran. In my humble opinion, dearborn Michigan should be
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Speaker 6: emptied out. Every Muslim on the police force should be fired,
38:43
Speaker 6: and they should all be deported out of this country.
38:46
Speaker 6: And I can freely say it because I'm not in
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Speaker 6: political office. I don't have to kiss anybody's backside. But
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Speaker 6: it up or down? Is it right or wrong? Is
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Speaker 6: it dangers or is it not? And we have to
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Speaker 6: start looking things square on in such a manner as hey,
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Speaker 6: As we think about gratitude, we are reminded throughout thousands
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Speaker 6: overwhelmingly shows and attitude of gratitude is good for our health,
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Speaker 6: both mentally and physically, primarily because it reduces stress, the
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Speaker 6: so called silent killer. Doctor Anna ord Regent University, Dean
47:01
Speaker 6: of the College of Health and Behavioral Scientists, recently said
47:05
Speaker 6: that when our brain focuses on gratitude, levels of the
47:10
Speaker 6: stress hormones cortisol and adrenaline drop dramatically, leading to a
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Speaker 6: better outlook on life and improved health overall. In the
47:19
Speaker 6: long run, we sleep better, we're more motivated to exercise
47:24
Speaker 6: and to eat well. We're more motivated to take care
47:28
Speaker 6: of ourselves. Research has also shown that lower levels of
47:31
Speaker 6: those stress hormones, they're better for your immune system. Yep,
47:36
Speaker 6: we get sick less times and we are recovering much
47:40
Speaker 6: quicker if we do get sick, and it lowers our
47:44
Speaker 6: blood pressure. The good news is even people who lack
47:48
Speaker 6: a sense of gratitude can develop one. You have to
47:51
Speaker 6: make the decision. So there's a big word. It's called neuroplasticity.
47:58
Speaker 6: And that's a big word call the neuroplacity. So in
48:03
Speaker 6: Layman's terms, what it means is that our brain can
48:06
Speaker 6: actually change over time based on our experience that we
48:12
Speaker 6: decide to participate in. If we decide to be positive,
48:16
Speaker 6: but in a scriptural way, meaning not only do it
48:20
Speaker 6: just we just you know, blankly say oh I'm so thankful, yeah, yeah, YadA,
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Speaker 6: YadA YadA. Yes, that's better than being negative. But we
48:27
Speaker 6: should also especially give gratitude to God. Every day you
48:31
Speaker 6: wake up, you should be saying thanks God for another
48:35
Speaker 6: day of life, because if you can get up, you
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Speaker 6: can walk around, you can think, you can take care
48:43
Speaker 6: of yourself, etc. Hey you've beaten the odds for another day,
48:48
Speaker 6: and it's a reason to give thanks and to celebrate
48:51
Speaker 6: and to yeah, continue to be on the bulwark, be
48:56
Speaker 6: a bulwark against evil. When our minds repeatedly dwell on
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Speaker 6: negative thoughts, the neural pathways can become ingrained in our
49:05
Speaker 6: brains and will automatically use them by intentionally changing those
49:10
Speaker 6: thought patterns. To the positive. However, we can create new
49:13
Speaker 6: positive neuropathways. That is how we kind of rewire our
49:18
Speaker 6: brains to now use those pathways more kind of positive
49:23
Speaker 6: thinking pathways that will in turn translate to those health benefits.
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Speaker 6: Experts believe that one of the best ways to train
49:32
Speaker 6: or retrain our mind is to dwell on our blessings.
49:37
Speaker 6: That could involve beginning each day with a gratitude list,
49:44
Speaker 6: and so yeah, that's what we need to do. Be thankful.
49:50
Speaker 6: One of the reasons one of the ways I think
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Speaker 6: our nation can be turned around is instead of always
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Speaker 6: focusing on especially the negatives that the leftist media likes
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Speaker 6: to tell you in terrain, because fifty percent of everything
50:04
Speaker 6: they say is even untrue. Actually more than that, but
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Speaker 6: I'm being kind today. But if we focus on real solutions,
50:18
Speaker 6: real principles that should be re enacted in many areas
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Speaker 6: of our country so that we can have a true
50:24
Speaker 6: land of opportunity, land of liberty, land of recognizing our
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Speaker 6: right to follow Christ et cetera, et cetera. To we
50:35
Speaker 6: must train retrain our minds so that we can properly
50:40
Speaker 6: train our children and our children's children. We retrain our
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Speaker 6: minds so that when we are out and about, we
50:49
Speaker 6: are more positive. You know, if someone cuts you off,
50:53
Speaker 6: you won't go into a fit, and we're more friendly.
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Speaker 6: One of the things that was one of the hallmarks
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Speaker 6: of America. All the way up until after the bastardized
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Speaker 6: rights movement towards the late sixties, America was known as
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Speaker 6: a very happy place, a very positive nation, a can't
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Speaker 6: how bad it is, we'll always come out on top.
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Speaker 6: We will work out whatever problem it is. You know,
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Speaker 6: we will unite. They'll drive the enemy out. And see
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Speaker 6: just on that alone. Look how far we've been divided
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Speaker 6: because of negativity in our country. We're so divided now
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Speaker 6: that many portions of our society supports the invasion of enemies,
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Speaker 6: and that's all out of negativity. How much negativity has
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Speaker 6: been taught and lack of gratitude taught in government schools.
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Speaker 6: How many times in church are they taught about the
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Speaker 6: positive results of doing what is right? It's not that
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Speaker 6: often and the proof of it is our overall society.
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Speaker 6: And so, my friends, we have to get back to
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Speaker 6: the basics. Any minister that's listening to me right now,
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Speaker 6: whether it's here in the United States or in Europe,
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Speaker 6: remember to start teaching the Ten Commandments. Yes, you must
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Speaker 6: go far beyond that, but I think that basic should
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Speaker 6: be reiterated on a regular basis. Just like politically, we
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Speaker 6: have to be reminded in our country about the first
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Speaker 6: ten amendments of our constitution. Those without those, we're done.
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Speaker 6: We're done, done, done, and our nation is also done
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Speaker 6: if we don't get back to the rudiments called the
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Speaker 6: the Ten Commandments. They're both needed, and they're both positive,
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Speaker 6: by the way, and the recognition of them and the
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Speaker 6: ends and and and following them brings a lot of
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Speaker 6: positive results. Yeah, if you can pick up a pen,
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Speaker 6: you have a sheet of paper. You don't have to
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Speaker 6: do it right now, but write down three things that
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Speaker 6: you're grateful for each day. It should begin the day,
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Speaker 6: and train your eyes to see, train your mind to
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Speaker 6: think about good things. And I don't mean pollyannish, I mean.
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Speaker 7: Real good things.
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Speaker 6: Well, thank you for joy me on this faith dy
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Speaker 6: edition of the run of which American experience. And as
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Speaker 6: I always say, at this time, because my time is
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Speaker 6: up and I thank you so much for your time,
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Speaker 6: remember to pray for your nation, pray for your family,
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Speaker 6: pray for your friends, and yes even pray for your
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Speaker 6: enemies that they get it right before it's too late,
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Speaker 6: because we all have to face judgment one day and
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Speaker 6: to treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 6: I'm run edwards, God bless you until next time. Excelsior
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