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Speaker 1: You're listening to the Ron Edwards American Experience.
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Speaker 4: See see. Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American
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Speaker 4: now your radio refreshment, Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 5: Well, good day, good day, and hello and how are you.
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Speaker 5: I'm Man Edwards and welcome. This is the Rand Edwards
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Speaker 5: American Experienced Talk Show. And boy, it's a wonderful day
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Speaker 5: in the neighborhood, great day in America. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep.
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Speaker 5: For those who did not catch the State of the
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Speaker 5: Union address last evening by President Trump, boy you missed
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Speaker 5: a dandy. It was one of the best State of
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Speaker 5: the Union addresses I've heard in my entire lifetime since
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Speaker 5: the days of Ronald Reagan. Those are the only ones
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Speaker 5: that either equal or surpassed the performance of President Trump
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Speaker 5: last evening. And when you consider the fact there were
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Speaker 5: so many the people that were there praying to their
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Speaker 5: idol Satan against President Trudham talking about the Democrats, Yes
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Speaker 5: they are what they are, but see the good news.
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Speaker 5: Not only the good news about his wonderful performance last
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Speaker 5: evening on all fronts, whether he was talking about regular Americans,
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Speaker 5: issues in our nation, other issues concerning our international affairs.
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Speaker 5: I mean, it was just just near perfect on all cylinders.
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Speaker 5: And we're going to get into some of these details.
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Speaker 5: But one of the things that I really wanted to
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Speaker 5: focus on, that really really that really grabbed my attention
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Speaker 5: last evening was the just the Grand Canyon size gap
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Speaker 5: between the Democrats and Americans. And in my humble opinion,
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Speaker 5: that's good. The Democrats are no longer phony pretending to
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Speaker 5: be moderates, trying to fool people into thinking that they to.
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Speaker 5: We want America to be great too, but you know,
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Speaker 5: we just you know, we just think it should go
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Speaker 5: a different way. No, the Democrats are all about destroying
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Speaker 5: the country. There is no if bands or buts about it.
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Speaker 5: And by the way, I have said for decades, ever
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Speaker 5: since I learned from my father when I was all
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Speaker 5: about eight years old, that the Democrats are the party
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Speaker 5: of racists who hate especially black boys. But they it
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Speaker 5: was on full display last night. Thirteen year old lad
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Speaker 5: brain cancer survivor was supposed to die at five months
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Speaker 5: and he's still alive years later, not one Democrat stood
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Speaker 5: to celebrate that. And aren't the Democrats to people that
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Speaker 5: always running around talking about, Oh, how we love we
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Speaker 5: love the black the black people. No, they only like
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Speaker 5: black females because they have big mouths. Like a Representative
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Speaker 5: Crocket out of Texas What a what a wind bag?
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Speaker 5: I mean talk about a wind bag? She could teach
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Speaker 5: a course on how to be a verbal wind bag. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: Representative crockets her specialty wind bag wind bagism. But it's
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Speaker 5: it was a hit. The majority of viewers, both Democrats
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Speaker 5: and Republicans, loved the speech. Seventy six percent overall of
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Speaker 5: Americans approved of the speech disapproved. And that's close to
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Speaker 5: the margin of what I've always felt that I said
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Speaker 5: thirty percent, but at least in this case it was
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Speaker 5: down to twenty three percent. Between twenty three and thirty
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Speaker 5: percent of Americans who agree with and love the evil
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Speaker 5: and you saw it played out, and the Democrats are
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Speaker 5: in that realm of Americans who love the evil. They
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Speaker 5: hate any reference to what is good, they don't like it.
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Speaker 5: And see, I'm glad that the Democrats really showed who
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Speaker 5: they are. So no one of any intelligence or even
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Speaker 5: if you are kind of slow, it won't be difficult
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Speaker 5: for anyone to figure out on what side they are on.
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Speaker 5: They're all about Satan, they're all about communism, they're all
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Speaker 5: about socialism, they're all all about trannyism. Anything that goes
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Speaker 5: against normality, against God's principles, anything that goes against anything
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Speaker 5: that is good. That is what the Democrats are all about.
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Speaker 5: And they always have been. All you have to do
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Speaker 5: is go back to nineteen forty seven with they passed
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Speaker 5: an agreement among Democrats to pretend to be pro American
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Speaker 5: but always work to try to push America towards destruction,
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Speaker 5: towards communism, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. That's always it's always been there.
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Speaker 5: Now they're incapable of trying to fool Americans. So it
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Speaker 5: is what it is. And you know, when it comes
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Speaker 5: to food, we're going to be talking about that in
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Speaker 5: a few minutes too. Get a chopra. She's stopping by
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Speaker 5: for a few minutes to talk about some healthy food
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Speaker 5: choices for the upcoming spring season, and we're going to
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Speaker 5: enjoy that conversation. Yeah, oh, I always love talking about
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Speaker 5: good food, yummy for your tummy. But back to the
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Speaker 5: issues at hand, you know, aoc ayoc. She skipped the
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Speaker 5: session last evening because she just couldn't stand, couldn't stand
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Speaker 5: President Trump. And I know people are upset because of
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Speaker 5: how the Democrats acted. I'm not. I am not one
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Speaker 5: bit No, i am not because I'm glad they've showed
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Speaker 5: who they are so that when I run into people
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Speaker 5: that I know that still want to support the Democrats
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Speaker 5: and the upcoming elections, the midterms. I mean no, there
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Speaker 5: is no shadowy ignorance or anything like that. It's all
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Speaker 5: out there in the open what they support, whom they support,
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Speaker 5: and how hard that they will fight for our destruction,
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Speaker 5: and how they hate common Americans who are trying to
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Speaker 5: do good. That is why Democrat mayors across this Great
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Speaker 5: Republic have allowed illegals to overrun the cities. That is
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Speaker 5: why Alan Bragg Alvin Bragg, for example, in New York City,
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Speaker 5: has said, you know what, if you're a thug, I'm
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Speaker 5: gonna let you right back out of prison. It doesn't
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Speaker 5: matter if you beat up an old lady, stabbed someone,
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Speaker 5: beat some one else up, broke into their home, it
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Speaker 5: doesn't matter. I'm gonna keep letting you out because you're
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Speaker 5: a thug. And this is the attitude of Democrats in general. See,
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Speaker 5: I don't have to anymore be genteel in my description
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Speaker 5: of Democrats. There is no more exaggerating when you talk
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Speaker 5: about the or if I ever talk about again beyond today,
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Speaker 5: about how evil the Democrats are. And I've told people
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Speaker 5: for decades, there is no depth. There is no end
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Speaker 5: to how low the leftist Democrats and a few of
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Speaker 5: their rhino friends will go. There is no justice. We
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Speaker 5: strive to do right, We strive for good, we try,
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Speaker 5: we strive for perfection. Well, those on the other side
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Speaker 5: strive for evil, and they want to be as evil
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Speaker 5: as possible. And when anyone stands against their evil, that's
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Speaker 5: why they go to nutsville. Because they know that they're evil.
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Speaker 5: This is what they want, and they want to suck
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Speaker 5: everyone else into it so that they too can reap
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Speaker 5: the rewards that they know that they're going to get
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Speaker 5: so much for joining us from throughout America and around
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Speaker 5: the world. Our guest today is Gita Chopra and she
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Speaker 5: is great to join us today to talk about a
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Speaker 5: few wonderful delicacies and the reason why I wanted to
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Speaker 5: with us a few wonderful, delectable delicacies that we could
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Speaker 5: engage in and consume as we get ready to fortify
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Speaker 5: our bodies for the upcoming spring season. Hello Jitter, and
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Speaker 5: welcome back.
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Speaker 8: Hi there, Hi Ron, Hi there.
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Speaker 5: Thanks so much for joining us. And man, how have
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Speaker 5: check it out definitely the mobile apps, okay, And in fact,
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Speaker 5: you can get the information to my producer there and
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Speaker 5: I will be in contact anyway. As we head into
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Speaker 5: the spring season very soon, we kind of veer away
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Speaker 5: from some of the things that we eat during the
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Speaker 5: winter time for obvious reasons. But what are some of
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Speaker 5: the things that we can turn to as far as
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Speaker 5: nutrition and what is more beneficial as we prepare our
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Speaker 5: bodies for the change in season. As we head towards springtime.
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Speaker 8: Yes, Ron, that's a great question and so happy to
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Speaker 8: answer that. As we are coming into spring this month.
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Speaker 8: So I would say that your dandelions and your liver
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Speaker 8: purges are important right now. So tumeric apples, ginger and
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Speaker 8: dinner can be considered more of a winter sport, but
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Speaker 8: you can use it all year round and it definitely
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Speaker 8: cleanses your liver. So are the chokes are good as well?
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Speaker 8: Milk thistle is nice. So these are you know, some
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Speaker 8: of them might sound a little bit complicated, but you
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Speaker 8: can try to just get basic things that are good
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Speaker 8: for liver health as you've seen them in the grocery store.
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Speaker 5: M okay, And what are if if I wanted to,
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Speaker 5: what are some of the better dishes you know for
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Speaker 5: this this time of the year something. Are we transitioning
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Speaker 5: into more lighter foods right now or is it still
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Speaker 5: kind of heavy because we're not going in the hot
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Speaker 5: season right now, We're just transitioning into spring. But are
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Speaker 5: the foods a little lighter than let's say, during the
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Speaker 5: heart heat of winter or the coal freeze of winter.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a great question, and I think the right
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Speaker 8: question or the right way to say it would be.
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Speaker 8: It wouldn't be so much lighter or heavier. It would
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Speaker 8: be the constitution, so what the food is made up of.
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Speaker 8: And you know we do need grounding meals during any season.
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Speaker 8: But yes, we do need more dry foods during your
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Speaker 8: summer and your cuffa months because it's more humid in
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Speaker 8: the air, so your body has absorbs that humidity. So
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Speaker 8: you don't need a lot of those wet type of foods.
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Speaker 8: And I don't mean soups. I just mean like your
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Speaker 8: dry salads, like airy type foods as opposed to like
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Speaker 8: thick curry. So in that way, yes, but you really
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Speaker 8: want to look at the constitution of it. So apples
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Speaker 8: is a light, dry food, things like that. In terms
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Speaker 8: of meals, yeah, you could definitely do salads and maybe
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Speaker 8: sprinkle some olives on there, but I would I would
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Speaker 8: stay away from a lot of the heavier type meals
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Speaker 8: like with with cheese and you know, melted casseroles and
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Speaker 8: things like that.
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Speaker 5: Yes, what about beef, You know, I still love especially bison.
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Speaker 5: I'm a bison addict. Is that still good to eat
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Speaker 5: during the warmer months?
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Speaker 8: You know, I would say it can be, And it
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Speaker 8: depends how you make it. You know, beef has a
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Speaker 8: lot of iron which is great and glutamine which is
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Speaker 8: really good for rebuilding your skin. So again, how you
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Speaker 8: make it. Maybe a thick stew with potatoes might be
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Speaker 8: a bit heavy, but and weigh you down. But you
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Speaker 8: can even make you know, like beef strips, like grill
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Speaker 8: them or something, and maybe cut out the carbs and
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Speaker 8: add a green on the side or lots of onions.
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Speaker 8: And again you can add your garlic. So garlic has
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Speaker 8: another big thing for spring. I eat garlic every day
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Speaker 8: in the raw form with olive oil. So I make
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Speaker 8: a little bowl of oil, mustard and lemon juice, and
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Speaker 8: I fill it a little bit and then I put
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Speaker 8: the garlic in it just so the oil covers the
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Speaker 8: garlic on top. It's drenched in there. And then with
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Speaker 8: the lemon juice and oil, that purge is the liver
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Speaker 8: that's reci bee for gall bladder health. And then with
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Speaker 8: the garlic in there as well, that cleans your whole
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Speaker 8: system out. And it tastes so good with the mustard.
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Speaker 5: Hmm. Okay, sounds sounds good when you know we want
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Speaker 5: to clean out our systems and all of that. And
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Speaker 5: and I love the you know, the meat and the
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Speaker 5: salad and everything like that, but what about things like
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Speaker 5: beans and boy not rice but quemoa.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, don't stop eating your protein and all that.
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Speaker 8: I don't know why people you don't think it's summer
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Speaker 8: and now we have to stop eating. Absolutely, I would
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Speaker 8: just maybe cut back on the foods that are eating
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Speaker 8: and orientation, like red chili and to a certain extent ginger.
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Speaker 8: You don't need as much ginger in summer. I mean,
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Speaker 8: I don't like to say that because I'm a huge
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Speaker 8: fan of ginger. I take a shot every day, but
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Speaker 8: you know, for people who don't need it, it's fine.
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Speaker 8: So again it's you know, I don't think you're cutting
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Speaker 8: out the quemoas and your bison, but maybe just cooking
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Speaker 8: it differently and adding different sides and using different spices
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Speaker 8: with it. So for example, maybe a sandwich and instead
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Speaker 8: of huge meal on the go, you know. And avocados
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Speaker 8: are really great too for summer and spring because you're cooling,
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Speaker 8: so you want to you want to take the anti
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Speaker 8: inslammatory foods like sweet potatoes as well. And then another
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Speaker 8: good thing, by the way, for your liver, which I
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Speaker 8: forgot to mention earlier, is apple syer vinegar. You can
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Speaker 8: drink a glass of that, put that in your water
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Speaker 8: daily with lemon juice.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Would you say about a teaspoon or so in
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Speaker 5: your in a glass of water of the apple cider vinegar.
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Speaker 8: Yes, that's what I do, about a teaspoon.
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Speaker 5: Okay, Now you do that, of course, on an empty
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Speaker 5: stomach before your meal twenty minutes or so.
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Speaker 8: I actually don't like to take apple cider on an
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Speaker 8: empty stomach, but you can. I don't think that is important.
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Speaker 8: So you can have it at any time throughout the day. Yeah,
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Speaker 8: I would say.
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Speaker 5: That's fine, Okay, cool.
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Speaker 8: Some people don't like it on an empty stomach for
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Speaker 8: the way it hits them like it's a vinegar after all.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I've never had a problem with it. So, but
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Speaker 5: what about lemon? I know that's very healthy as well.
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Speaker 5: What I like to do is in the morning when
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Speaker 5: I get up, one of the first things I do
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Speaker 5: is take a glass of water, and you know, I
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Speaker 5: squeeze a full of lemon in there and consume that
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Speaker 5: real quickly. And I understand that that's really good for
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Speaker 5: you too, especially this time of the year.
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Speaker 8: What say you, Yeah, so that's cool that you're able
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Speaker 8: to do the whole thing. Yeah, you can add some
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Speaker 8: honey to it so it's not an acidic, and maybe
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Speaker 8: ginger or even you know, put I would put a
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Speaker 8: dash a cheese spoon of tumeric in there, so you
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Speaker 8: got your turmeric. Put a little coconut oil and black
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Speaker 8: pepper because oil absorbs turmeric and so it's black pepper.
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Speaker 8: So you can add a few things in there.
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Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 8: These are things you might just have hanging around on
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Speaker 8: your counter. It's not a big portion that you have
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Speaker 8: to make. It takes a second.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Another thing that we started doing. I did some
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Speaker 5: research and started drinking a glass of water with cayenne.
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Speaker 5: And when I the benefits of that, how it dilates
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Speaker 5: the arteries and things like that helps your arteries clean out,
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Speaker 5: I was like, wait a minute, let me start gulping
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Speaker 5: that too, and that I was saying, what do you
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Speaker 5: think about that?
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Speaker 8: Yeah? Is that kay on peppers? So is that spicy?
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Speaker 8: Because I actually don't use that. I thought it was
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Speaker 8: very spicy and I'm not a fan of red spice.
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Speaker 5: Oh okay, well, anyway, I want you to tell folks
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Speaker 5: how they can get a hold of you your books.
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Speaker 5: I still have your books. I still refer to them
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Speaker 5: every so often for ideas and things like that. And
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Speaker 5: also about your new directory.
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Speaker 5: Wow, and we need a lot more of that today.
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Speaker 5: And well, let me know when you get it to
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Speaker 5: get her done. And I'd love to interview you about
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Speaker 5: that book as well, because you do with such a
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Speaker 5: great job with your books, I must say, and I
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Speaker 8: Okay, thank you, Ron, blessing to be here today.
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Speaker 5: Amen to that That's just a small excerpt from last
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Speaker 5: evening's a great State of the Union address by President
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Speaker 5: Donald J. Tr Trump, And man, that was a triumphant speech. Indeed,
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Speaker 5: well you had. There was a lot of reaction, good
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Speaker 5: and bad. For example, Maxine or as I call her,
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Speaker 5: way Out Maxine Waters, she says that President Trump misused
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Speaker 5: angel families and the child with a brain cancer in
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Speaker 5: his speech. Well, I'm here to say that, no, he
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Speaker 5: did not. The way he presented the angel families and
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Speaker 5: the way he presented the young lad with the brain
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Speaker 5: cancer situation, you couldn't have done it any better than that.
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Speaker 5: It was not only professional, but it was caring. It
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Speaker 5: was in a very classy way. So for these individuals
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Speaker 5: like way Out Maxine Waters and others like Big Mama Abrams,
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Speaker 5: she was another one. She goes, she said that what
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Speaker 5: did she say? She called Trump a petty, tyrant surrounded
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Speaker 5: by complicit flunkies. So anyone who is standing up for America,
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Speaker 5: anyone who is working to improve the conditions of this
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Speaker 5: great United States of America overall for all people, rather
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Speaker 5: than as what Abrams is in support of. She and
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Speaker 5: others like her are in support of the government wasting
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Speaker 5: away the wealth of the people and spending it on
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Speaker 5: people like her. Remember that individual received about two billion
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Speaker 5: dollars for her faulty organization. And let's not forget missus Crockett,
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Speaker 5: the big mouth from Texas. I mean, she has a
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Speaker 5: mouth is as big as Texas. I mean that is huge,
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Speaker 5: loud mouth, little Wench. Now, United States has also officially
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Speaker 5: ended intelligence sharing with Ukraine and is banning all allies
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Speaker 5: from passing on American origin observation. And that is very
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Speaker 5: wise for more than one reason. One of the most
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Speaker 5: important reasons is that, let's not forget that Ukraine allegedly
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Speaker 5: was selling some of the armaments that we were giving
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Speaker 5: them to the cartels at our southern border. And that's
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Speaker 5: one of the reasons why we need to have military
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Speaker 5: personnel on the border to go down there and thump them.
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Speaker 5: They need a good thumping. So here's some good news.
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Speaker 5: Disney Corporation is slashing six percent of its staff shuddering
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Speaker 5: five hundred and thirty eight site, another leftist propaganda outlet
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Speaker 5: is going down, going down for the count those announces
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Speaker 5: cancelation of NIH grants were transgender experiments on animals. Thank
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Speaker 5: God for that. You know, it'sn't funny. It was the
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Speaker 5: leftist who originally went after perfume manufacturers. Remember years ago
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Speaker 5: they prevented them from using animals for experimentation, and other
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Speaker 5: corporations from using animals for experimentation. But no one was
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Speaker 5: more horrible to animals than doctor Fauci and all of
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Speaker 5: those people who experimented on animals for transgender experiments. And
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Speaker 5: also remember when the pictures where dark. I hate to
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Speaker 5: call them doctor, but olh Fauci, funky Fauci. He would
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Speaker 5: have these plastic cones around puppies heads and have their
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Speaker 5: heads locked into these cones, and then have these fleas
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Speaker 5: and other vermin all around the puppy sysm and just
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Speaker 5: watch sit there in a comfortable chair and watch these
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Speaker 5: insects eat away at these puppies while they were alive.
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Speaker 5: Just sit there just for the enjoyment, the entertainment, and
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Speaker 5: watch them be tortured. See this is the mindset of
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Speaker 5: the left. They torture animals. They want to kill your babies,
31:09
Speaker 5: They want to kill your mind, They want to ruin
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Speaker 5: your spirit, they want to ruin the nation, and they
31:17
Speaker 5: are on a mission to do so. And if you
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Speaker 5: oppose their evil mission, they will come after you and
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Speaker 5: and act like they did last night. The Democrats did
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Speaker 5: last night. Now the good news is that they're no
31:34
Speaker 5: longer hiding it, and so we know for sure, you know,
31:39
Speaker 5: I don't have to run around telling people, well, this
31:41
Speaker 5: is this is the depth of their depravity. They've exposed it.
31:48
Speaker 5: And so now when I speak about these things, people
31:50
Speaker 5: won't give me the side eye, I guess, unless they
31:53
Speaker 5: agree with that, then of course I'll say okay. But
31:59
Speaker 5: that's the way it is, my friends. There's always been
32:03
Speaker 5: the battle between good and evil, and in American history,
32:07
Speaker 5: going all the way back to the Loyalists who were
32:11
Speaker 5: later who later evolved into eventually the Democrats. The loyalists
32:20
Speaker 5: to the British Empire fought against the revolutionary heroes that
32:25
Speaker 5: formed America, the United States, that is, and they were
32:30
Speaker 5: the part they evolved into the Democrats, the Party of slavery, oppression, Democrats,
32:37
Speaker 5: people of that ilk. They've always wanted to oppress somebody, somebody.
32:42
Speaker 5: We got to oppress somebody. So they were able to
32:46
Speaker 5: do it with the blacks for for a long time.
32:51
Speaker 5: Then they when they the blacks were released from physical slavery,
32:54
Speaker 5: then of course they did it through Jim Crow and
32:58
Speaker 5: racism and things of that nature. Then came the bassterdized
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Speaker 5: rights movement, which people ignorantly thought, oh, this will make
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Speaker 5: life so much better for blacks. No, all it did
33:11
Speaker 5: was trade the upward mobility that was occurring in the
33:16
Speaker 5: black community and traded it for bull capitalists with a head.
33:22
Speaker 5: There's no one alive with a working brain that is
33:27
Speaker 5: not just evil orientated. There's no one alive that can
33:31
Speaker 5: tell me with a straight face and mean it that overall,
33:36
Speaker 5: the Black American community is better off today than it
33:38
Speaker 5: was in the nineteen fifties because the leftists have equalized,
33:44
Speaker 5: have replaced the physical cruelties with the mental and spiritual
33:51
Speaker 5: and indoctrinational cruelties, and now economically and esthetically, the black
33:59
Speaker 5: community is worse than it was in the nineteen fifties.
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Speaker 5: Nineteen fifty four, or forty two percent of Black Americans
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Speaker 5: owned a small business, and the majority of them had
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Speaker 5: a regular job of some type. And the reason why
34:15
Speaker 5: so many of them had small businesses because of the
34:19
Speaker 5: treatment they may have received on the job. And rather
34:21
Speaker 5: than go to nutsville about it, they said, you know what,
34:24
Speaker 5: maybe I should build my own business. The meaning black
34:28
Speaker 5: neighborhoods in America Detroit, Cleveland, et cetera. They had five
34:34
Speaker 5: star hotels in black neighborhoods. Five star, you know, the
34:41
Speaker 5: hotels equivalent to a rich Carleton in black neighborhoods. That's amazing.
34:50
Speaker 5: But today there's not a black neighborhood in America that
34:54
Speaker 5: you would find such a level of hotels. Remember, as
35:02
Speaker 5: you know, there was a time there was a black
35:06
Speaker 5: owned steakhouse called Lancers in Cleveland. It was one of
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Speaker 5: the top steakhouses in the entire area, but it was
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Speaker 5: black owned. I was a tiny little guy, but that
35:24
Speaker 5: was like the last vestiges and we would go into
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Speaker 5: that area our family, and I mean we'd go in
35:35
Speaker 5: there and there would be well known blacks in there,
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Speaker 5: Jim Brown and people like that. They were retired by
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Speaker 5: the time I came along, but it was like the
35:44
Speaker 5: last vestiges of that. And then soon after man it
35:50
Speaker 5: all died out. It was gone, gone, gone because of
35:57
Speaker 5: the effects of the bastardized movement, which had already begun
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Speaker 5: to take effect even before I. My dad even took
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Speaker 5: me to that restaurant, but it was a top restaurant.
36:13
Speaker 5: I don't know if there are many five star level
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Speaker 5: black restaurants today. There are many black restaurants, but yes,
36:20
Speaker 5: but of that level, I don't know. I honestly don't know.
36:29
Speaker 5: My producer, Doug says, for me it was Aunt Jemimah
36:32
Speaker 5: because he loved the pancakes. But even looking at her,
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Speaker 5: the woman who played Aunt Jemima whose face used to
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Speaker 5: be on the pancake bag or whatever, she was a
36:46
Speaker 5: multi millionaire and she developed that pancake mix. She became
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Speaker 5: very wealthy, and of course who made fun of her
36:58
Speaker 5: more black people, of the white people. I would love
37:05
Speaker 5: to take a survey on that, and I'd love to
37:09
Speaker 5: see what people would answer, but I'll tell you it
37:14
Speaker 5: was mostly blacks. In fact, one person made fun of
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Speaker 5: the lady who played in Oh Gosh, Gone with the Wind,
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Speaker 5: first black actress to win a Grammy or whatever, and
37:33
Speaker 5: it was some blacks that made fun of her. You
37:35
Speaker 5: played a dumb maid, and she said she had a
37:38
Speaker 5: nice smart answer. She said, well, I'd rather play one
37:42
Speaker 5: than to be one for real. And see, back then,
37:47
Speaker 5: blacks had a more intelligent way of dealing with problems overall,
37:55
Speaker 5: because they knew that the best way to overcome a
37:58
Speaker 5: lot of the Bull capitalists with the Higgins to acquire wealth,
38:04
Speaker 5: because if you have wealth in this world, there's a
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Speaker 5: lot more you can do to overcome situations and problems
38:10
Speaker 5: then if you don't have it, if you don't have
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Speaker 5: anything and don't know nothing, and got that mixed up,
38:20
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38:32
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38:37
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Speaker 5: in today. You know, the Supreme Court sided with a
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Speaker 5: district Court judge who had ruled that the Trump administration
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Speaker 5: appealed to the district court order for a preliminary injunction
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Speaker 5: to strike down the stay and allow or force the
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Speaker 5: Trump administration to continue to give our tax dollars to
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Speaker 5: organizations that are working against this country, included terrorists. And
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Speaker 5: you know who helped out the leftist on the Supreme Court,
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Speaker 5: don't you? Oh yeah, John Roberts, the Rhino and Amy
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Speaker 5: Coney Baron, Baron, the Barrett. I'm sorry, the leftist Catholic
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Speaker 5: and I just you know, I'm just calling her out. Yeah,
43:39
Speaker 5: she said she was a Republican, YadA, YadA, YadA. She
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Speaker 5: fooled President Trump and he appointed her in good faith.
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Speaker 5: And that's where desernment comes in to play. And we
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Speaker 5: pray for the President's desernment going forward, because why the
43:58
Speaker 5: Supreme Court reward an act of judicial hubris and impose
44:04
Speaker 5: a two billion dollar penalty on American taxpayers is beyond me,
44:08
Speaker 5: other than the fact that they Justice John Roberts and
44:12
Speaker 5: Justice Amy Cony Barrett joined the three leftist justices to
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Speaker 5: form a majority to help ruin this country because they
44:19
Speaker 5: cannot stand the fact that President Trump is standing up
44:24
Speaker 5: for with the people and our nation as a whole.
44:26
Speaker 5: They don't like that. They don't like that one bit. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.
44:32
Speaker 5: There are people even on our side they don't like
44:34
Speaker 5: things to be too good. They just don't like that.
44:37
Speaker 5: They always want enough of the evil to be in
44:40
Speaker 5: the mix, so that, oh, we've always got to be,
44:43
Speaker 5: you know, on edge or whatever. Whereas you know, you know,
44:48
Speaker 5: I have the mentality of, you know, if it's evil,
44:51
Speaker 5: wipe it out, just wipe it out, be done with it,
44:57
Speaker 5: and let's move on. And now I don't know why
45:03
Speaker 5: President Trump suspended terrors for automobiles as Trudeau calls call
45:08
Speaker 5: yields to no breakthrough. Automakers received a temporary reprieve today
45:16
Speaker 5: from President Trump's tariffs targeting Canada and Mexico as concerns
45:20
Speaker 5: mounted over consumer impacts, and talks with Canadian Prime Minister
45:24
Speaker 5: Justin Trudeau yielded no immediate breakthrough. So I don't understand
45:28
Speaker 5: why he didn't just holdfast and say, you know what,
45:31
Speaker 5: we're going to play this out. Because all the way
45:37
Speaker 5: since the days of McKinley to now we know that
45:40
Speaker 5: tariffs do work in our favor. But as I told
45:45
Speaker 5: President Trump, he should also add in the mix lowering
45:51
Speaker 5: our corporate tax rate to the lowest on earth. That
45:56
Speaker 5: would also be another incentive to make automakers more quickly
46:02
Speaker 5: transfer their operations back to the United States of America.
46:07
Speaker 5: It would also make it more quickly for shipbuilders, those
46:11
Speaker 5: that are still American owned, to bring their operations back
46:14
Speaker 5: to this country. Remember last night he talked about the
46:17
Speaker 5: President talked about restimulating or restarting shipbuilding in this country. Well,
46:22
Speaker 5: you have to build a foundation, you know, you have
46:27
Speaker 5: to when you're trying to turn things around, right, especially
46:32
Speaker 5: for the good. When you want to turn things around
46:35
Speaker 5: for the good, you have to pull out all the stops.
46:39
Speaker 5: You have to eliminate any possible excuses for people not
46:42
Speaker 5: to do what's good and write. And by making American,
46:49
Speaker 5: the American corporate tax rate the lowest in the world
46:52
Speaker 5: would go a long way. And you put that with
46:55
Speaker 5: those tariffs and get rid of the god awful property
47:02
Speaker 5: tax man alive, there would be so much business. We
47:08
Speaker 5: would out draw places like Dubai, South Korea, Singapore, we
47:18
Speaker 5: would we would outdo them in overnight like snapping a finger.
47:25
Speaker 5: But you know, it is what it is. And so
47:32
Speaker 5: if I were at President Trump, I would continue to
47:34
Speaker 5: push for it. I would continue the tariffs. I would say,
47:38
Speaker 5: you know what, and I would explain to the American people,
47:40
Speaker 5: because I mean sometimes things have to be explained about
47:42
Speaker 5: twenty one times in order for people to get it.
47:47
Speaker 5: I think it was Billy Graham that first publicized the
47:51
Speaker 5: fact that you had to say, you know, was present
47:53
Speaker 5: the word of God twenty one times on average before
47:56
Speaker 5: people accept the word of God and except Yeshua. And
48:01
Speaker 5: I think that's a pretty good across the board when
48:06
Speaker 5: you're trying to present what is good, but it is
48:11
Speaker 5: what it is. And I just pray that the President
48:15
Speaker 5: Trump will go back and say, you know what, I'm
48:20
Speaker 5: being stupid by eliminating the tariff for right now, No,
48:25
Speaker 5: there should be twenty five percent tariffs and explain to
48:28
Speaker 5: the American people. Why give a history lesson about how
48:35
Speaker 5: the tariffs produced the Golden Age, the first Golden Age
48:38
Speaker 5: under McKinley, the guilded Age. Study that time period and
48:43
Speaker 5: see how wealthy America was. And if you want examples,
48:48
Speaker 5: if you want to see examples of it, go to
48:52
Speaker 5: almost many great cities have. If you go to your
48:54
Speaker 5: old downtowns and you walk into the bank lobbies, the
48:59
Speaker 5: old lobbies, and just see how elaborately they were designed
49:05
Speaker 5: and built, and how walking into the bank was like
49:09
Speaker 5: walking into a cathedral. I mean, you have two bank
49:12
Speaker 5: lobbies in Cleveland. They were the two largest bank lobbies
49:15
Speaker 5: on earth, and to this day that they are still
49:16
Speaker 5: the two largest bank lobbies ever built. But that was
49:19
Speaker 5: from that Gilded age where wealth was just like, oh
49:24
Speaker 5: my goodness. And if we want another Golden Age, we're
49:32
Speaker 5: going to have to exercise those those tariffs and ride
49:37
Speaker 5: it out. I understand it produces a little bit of
49:41
Speaker 5: a hardship, but guess what the status quo will produce,
49:48
Speaker 5: No ship and a total end of manufacturing and business
49:53
Speaker 5: activity in this country. And President Trump understands that. He
49:58
Speaker 5: even spoke about it last night, about it being a
50:01
Speaker 5: little bit just hang in there. He even said that.
50:05
Speaker 5: So for him to stupidly, in my opinion, suspend the
50:09
Speaker 5: tariffs goes against what he talked about last night, the
50:12
Speaker 5: wisdom that he expressed last night. But nobody's perfect. But
50:18
Speaker 5: in his quest to I guess not make Trudeau mad
50:23
Speaker 5: or somebody. You know, he's got a you know, he's
50:26
Speaker 5: got to back up off of that. He's already pissed
50:28
Speaker 5: off all the leftists. He knows that, he knows we
50:32
Speaker 5: are in a war against those who are out to
50:36
Speaker 5: destroy the country, and he knows that tariffs and the
50:40
Speaker 5: long one run will help the country, will help all
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Speaker 5: of us directly and indirectly, because if auto manufacturing would
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Speaker 5: be restored in our country to the level it was
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Speaker 5: years and years ago. I mean, remember, General Motors was
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Speaker 5: at one time the largest corporate on Earth. It wasn't
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Speaker 5: the largest auto manufacturer, it was the largest corporation, the
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Speaker 5: largest business on earth, on the entire planet. What's good
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Speaker 5: for General Motors is good for America. Was the saying. So,
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Speaker 5: my friends, when it comes to doing right for our republic,
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Speaker 5: we have to be willing to go all the way.
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Speaker 5: Somebody please get to President Trump and say, hey, wait
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Speaker 5: a minute, big fella, and reinstate those tariffs, because trust me,
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Speaker 5: in the long run, it would hurt Canada a lot
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Speaker 5: more than it would hurt us. And by the way,
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Speaker 5: we have to stop caring about what the world thinks,
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Speaker 5: because each one of our state economies or at least
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Speaker 5: twelve of our state economies are as large as most
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Speaker 5: of the countries of the earth anyway, and we could
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Speaker 5: trade amongst ourselves and become the world's largest economy by
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Speaker 5: many times of what it is now, just from trading
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Speaker 5: within ourselves and producing our own stuff, and then demanding
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Speaker 5: equal tariffs around the world, and then start exporting stuff,
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Speaker 5: superior quality stuff. Once again, we would be the preeminent
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Speaker 5: economy on earth. Simple, not easy, but simple. Hope you
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Speaker 5: get my drift. I'm run edwards and now that I
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Speaker 5: see that my time is up. Thank you so much
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Speaker 5: for your time with the v That's all, folks, accident
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Speaker 5: stage right, yep, yip yip yip yip yip. And as
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Speaker 5: I always say at this time, remember to pray for
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Speaker 5: your country, pray for your family, pray for your friends, yep,
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Speaker 5: and pray for your enemies that they get it right
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Speaker 5: before it's much too late. And do not forget to
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Speaker 5: treat doubles the same way you would want to be treated.
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Speaker 5: I'm run edwards until next time. By now happy shows
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Speaker 5: you have no happy.
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Speaker 1: You have to change your direct, should change your direct,
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Speaker 1: should make a new connection to everyone.
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Speaker 5: Let's lee the way the way till write today.
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Speaker 2: Hit you right.
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Speaker 7: Today, everyone you love and affection.
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Speaker 5: Because I don't know.
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Speaker 12: Come in, no one a dollar, my trust, one another,
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Speaker 12: one another. Now come on,