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Speaker 1: Good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm Ron Edwards
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Speaker 1: and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk Show.
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Speaker 1: And boy do we have a great show lineup for
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Speaker 1: you today. Lots of subject matter, uh, interesting things happening
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Speaker 1: in the state of Michigan and elsewhere throughout our country.
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Speaker 1: These these these globalists, these status these uh Marxist Stalinists,
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Speaker 1: whatever you want to call them. They are just on
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Speaker 1: the move and on the march. But uh, they're going
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Speaker 1: to be undermined. I think. I don't think they're going
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Speaker 1: to have the success that they are all just coming
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Speaker 1: at us with thans gaping, you know, speaking of failures
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Speaker 1: of the left, my friends in California just recently, just recently,
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Speaker 1: didn't the workers there get the twenty dollars an hour
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Speaker 1: minimum wage kicked in and they were losing jobs as
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Speaker 1: opposed to you know, accepting a lower wage and maybe
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Speaker 1: fighting for a real I know, a real dollar, getting
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Speaker 1: away from this fiat money system that it continued, you know,
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Speaker 1: used to need more and more dollars just to pay
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Speaker 1: for the same thing every single year. Well guess what,
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Speaker 1: just months after the twenty dollars minimum wage law in
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Speaker 1: California was passed, the workers are now wanting another increase.
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Speaker 1: I remember when it was back around twelve dollars or whatever,
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Speaker 1: ten dollars, and we used to joke around and I'd say, well,
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Speaker 1: what you think they're going to go to twenty dollars
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Speaker 1: And people said, oh no, Ron, it's not ever going
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Speaker 1: to get that that crazy. Oh no, they wouldn't let
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Speaker 1: it happen. Well, here we are, and they're demanding more.
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Speaker 1: And if things go, if you pace it, you know,
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Speaker 1: and the way that it's been going for so far,
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Speaker 1: guess what, I would not be surprised if within three
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Speaker 1: years they'd be demanding forty dollars an hour. Now, why
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Speaker 1: do you think it gets like that? As I said
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Speaker 1: a few minutes ago, it's not based on anything. The
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Speaker 1: money is not based on anything. So you as the
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Speaker 1: government continues to overspend by the trillions of dollars every
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Speaker 1: single year. Guess what happens. The dollar becomes more worthless.
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Speaker 1: There's too many of them out there. And the only
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Speaker 1: reason the United States has not collapsed monetarily already is
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Speaker 1: because most of the world still utilizes it as the
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Speaker 1: primary reserve currency, which is a blessing for us because
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Speaker 1: many people around the world, I think more people around
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Speaker 1: the world than at least percentage wise. Then people in
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Speaker 1: the United States still see the great potential of this
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Speaker 1: country and they're holding on and holding on, hoping that
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Speaker 1: there's a positive change coming this election process. I will
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Speaker 1: tell you this that the world is approaching a financial
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Speaker 1: crisis turmoil and global stock markets as Japan Taiwan have
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Speaker 1: plunged by record margins already, all because of the recession
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Speaker 1: or we're not even in a recession yet, as we
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Speaker 1: are approaching a recession in the United States. Remember the
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Speaker 1: old you know, the old saying goes that the United
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Speaker 1: States catches the coll the world catches the pneumonia, and
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Speaker 1: we're still that premier nation of the planet, even in
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Speaker 1: our broken down state via the Biden Herod's regime. And
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Speaker 1: speaking of Kamala, be warned, I know a lot of
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Speaker 1: people are emotionally involved and tied up and entangled in
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Speaker 1: her bid for the White House because they want to
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Speaker 1: see history made, just like they emotionally wanted history to
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Speaker 1: be made with Ali Obama, and both of them were
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Speaker 1: our fakes. When it comes to being authentically black, I'm
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Speaker 1: just amazed at how Americans continue to fall for this
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Speaker 1: such garbage, and then when authentic Blacks who are good
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Speaker 1: and decent run for these offices, they're rejected. Isn't it
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Speaker 1: amazing how someone is esteemed and honorable and as knowledgeable
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Speaker 1: as a Ben Carson would be easily overlooked for Kamala.
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Speaker 1: And if Donald Trump were not at the head of
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party, and let's say Ben Carson and another
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Speaker 1: Black American who was equally as esteemed as doctor Carson,
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Speaker 1: they would pass over them for I don't know anyone else.
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Speaker 1: There seems to be an allergy against good black men
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Speaker 1: in high places, and they always accept and they bring
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Speaker 1: in these losers like Lloyd Austin Kamala, who's not even
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Speaker 1: really black American, and it goes on and on and on,
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Speaker 1: much to the detriment of our country. See, they think
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Speaker 1: that they're shaming and they're hurting the good blacks that
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Speaker 1: they deny, but they're hurting the country by accepting less
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Speaker 1: qualified individuals even among the Democrat Party ranks. They're better
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Speaker 1: people amongst the Democrat Party ranks than a comme. But
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Speaker 1: Uncle Joe chose Kamala. And I speak about this because
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Speaker 1: the whole country suffers, because remember it's technically a uni
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Speaker 1: party now, and you just have individuals like a President
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Speaker 1: Trump who's going against the grain, and the whole system
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Speaker 1: comes after you. And there are other people that you know,
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Speaker 1: you go against the grain, they come after you. Now,
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Speaker 1: the Kamala campaign is paying online influencers and celebrities twenty
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars to ten the DNC in Chicago, because you know,
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Speaker 1: I've looked high and low and side to side to
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Speaker 1: find where Kamala is authentically popular, and I've yet to
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Speaker 1: find where she is. She's not, She's a no good
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Speaker 1: nick but you know, there's still a lot of people
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Speaker 1: that are in high places that prefer someone like her
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Speaker 1: because she's totally sold out on the concept of the
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Speaker 1: demise of the United States of America. You know, you
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Speaker 1: have Google, big corporation now they're actively promoting Kamala Harris
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Speaker 1: and censoring President Trump to create AstroTurf narrative that her
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Speaker 1: campaign is performing better than it really is. And see,
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Speaker 1: those who are in support of evil and destruction have
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Speaker 1: no choice but to do just that. But here's the
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Speaker 1: other side of that coin. Why do you think that
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Speaker 1: they're in all of these positions. Why is it that
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Speaker 1: they seem to always be in a position to dictate
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Speaker 1: what is said? What is they're trying to even dictate
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Speaker 1: what we think about, what we look at, I mean,
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Speaker 1: the leftist they have their hands in so many areas.
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Speaker 1: Why do you think, for example, the Olympics, the trash
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Speaker 1: that was presented to the planet. I think a billion
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Speaker 1: and a half people watched the opening ceremony of the
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Speaker 1: of the Olympics. Why do you think that that was
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Speaker 1: presented in that particular spot? It was to infiltrate young
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Speaker 1: minds because traditionally the Olympics is regarded or has been
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Speaker 1: regarded as a family affair. You're tuning in to look
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Speaker 1: at sport activities, the competition, you know, and so you've
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Speaker 1: got millions and millions and hundreds of millions of children
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Speaker 1: watching these events. So they throw these images which are
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Speaker 1: in located into the minds of little child men who
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Speaker 1: think that this kind of stuff is normalized, and they're
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Speaker 1: trying to get it into their framework of reference so
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Speaker 1: that as they become older, they'll be amongst those who
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Speaker 1: are battling against those who are saying that that kind
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Speaker 1: of stuff is wrong. And so it is my contention,
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Speaker 1: my friends, that we the people of this country and
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Speaker 1: around the world who want decency, we have to start
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Speaker 1: saying no. We have to start pushing back and saying,
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Speaker 1: you know what, they are alternatives. We can put these
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Speaker 1: things out of business by just ignoring them. Now, there's
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Speaker 1: so many companies that are buying that are producing everything
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Speaker 1: we need, that are outside of the realm of the
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Speaker 1: leftist big corporations that are producing things, mostly in China.
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Speaker 1: We can avoid a lot of this crap and help
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Speaker 1: Project Veritas video shows a top Democrat on how they
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Speaker 1: steal elections in Muslim majority Michigan City, AH. A new
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Speaker 1: video has just been released by Project Veritas revealing a
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Speaker 1: stunning voter fraud operation and the densely populated Wayne County,
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Speaker 1: Michigan city of hand Traffick, which used to be a
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Speaker 1: Polish klav but it's no longer that it was taken
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Speaker 1: over by the Islamist And in fact it was so
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Speaker 1: taken over, guess what happened They outlawed Catholic church bells.
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Speaker 1: It's the first city in America to have an all
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Speaker 1: Muslim government. Outpacing even dear Boronistan. Several high profile members
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Speaker 1: of the Democrat Party in Michigan can be seen explaining
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Speaker 1: how their fellow Democrats are stealing the vote as part
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Speaker 1: of a way oiled operation that the former mayor of
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Speaker 1: Van Tramik claims that Michigan Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel
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Speaker 1: and possibly the FEDS have been working together investigating the
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Speaker 1: alleged criminal operation. Progressive Democrats, many of whom are part
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Speaker 1: of the LGBTQ community. A. G. Nessel, has been very
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Speaker 1: very vocal about her attempts to destroy the lives of
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Speaker 1: fifteen Michigan GOP electors by charging them with eight felonies
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Speaker 1: each for turning in an alternate state or slate rather
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Speaker 1: of electoral votes for President Trump in the hotly contested
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty election. She wants to throw these people in
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Speaker 1: jail for a long time for simply turning in an
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Speaker 1: alternate slate of electoral votes for President Trump. And how
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Speaker 1: can you throw someone in jail for doing something that
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Speaker 1: it was totally legal. That is exactly what was done
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Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty in Hawaii when they turned in electoral
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Speaker 1: votes for President John F. Kennedy. That's how he won,
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Speaker 1: because he barely won by the skin of his teeth.
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Speaker 1: There it was legal then for a Democrat, but illegal
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Speaker 1: on behalf of Republican President trump Man. About a year ago,
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Speaker 1: an organization called The Gateway punted Broker story that was
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Speaker 1: based on a Michigan State police report that revealed that,
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Speaker 1: of course, a Democrat funded voter registration group called GBI
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Speaker 1: Strategies was turning in massive numbers of fake registrations across
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Speaker 1: the entire state of Michigan. The registrations were being mailed
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Speaker 1: from a hotel room in what's called Auburn Hills and
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Speaker 1: from the GBI Strategies headquarters in Southfield. The Southfield, Michigan
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Speaker 1: GBI Strategies office was raided and multiple semi automatic rifles
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Speaker 1: with suppressors and modified pistols were found in the room
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Speaker 1: where workers were performed their duties. Michigan Aging Nestle and
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Speaker 1: Michigan SOS Joscelyn Benson's office were directly involved in the
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Speaker 1: statewide investigation, but never mentioned a word to the public
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Speaker 1: about the shocking evidence they uncovered only one month before
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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty election. Isn't that amazing? And yet government
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Speaker 1: officials want to throw people in jail or worse, because
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Speaker 1: they've been pointing out these they're not minor infractions. I
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Speaker 1: tell you that these wrongdoings in the twenty twenty election process.
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Speaker 1: So now the former mayor of Van Tramick is claiming
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Speaker 1: that Michigan's grow grotesquely partisan. Ag is also investigating what
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Speaker 1: appears to be a huge voter fraud case that could
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Speaker 1: have potentially affected the outcome of the twenty twenty election.
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Speaker 1: Seems like a little too late, too little, too late,
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Speaker 1: but the evidence is out there, and so this proves
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Speaker 1: more and more as evidence is being brought to the
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Speaker 1: full or in places like Arizona and elsewhere throughout the Republic,
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Speaker 1: proving that people early on who were saying there was
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Speaker 1: election irregularities, frauds, et cetera, cheating, proving that these people
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Speaker 1: were correct. But yet the government wants to throw people
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Speaker 1: in jail for questioning situations like that. There's more details
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Speaker 1: coming forth on the fraud written so called migrant program.
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Speaker 1: Why do they call it migrant program? These are illegal
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Speaker 1: entrance and you know, the Biden Harris administration is now
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Speaker 1: halting or stopping a program that brings migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nico, Wagua,
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Speaker 1: Venezuela into the United States after allegations of rapid fraud.
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Speaker 1: Now that's what they say they're doing, they're stopping. Well,
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Speaker 1: if they are stopping this, this has been, you know,
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Speaker 1: winding down. Why is it that just over the weekend
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Speaker 1: people were being brought into the United States illegal, illegally
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Speaker 1: via water skis in San Diego. Tell me, tell me,
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Speaker 1: tell me do why is that? If these things are
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Speaker 1: being wound down, they're just finding more creative ways to
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Speaker 1: bring these people in. And yet here's the but here's
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Speaker 1: the crazy part. Americans are standing there cheering the fact
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Speaker 1: that these illegals are coming in. You know, that's like
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Speaker 1: cheering someone that's running towards you to kill you. Because,
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Speaker 1: trust me, these people are being brought in to help
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Speaker 1: kill our exceptional nation way of life. Literally. Now, this
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Speaker 1: program that is supposed to be halting, called the ch
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Speaker 1: inb Parole Program, permits up to thirty thousand illegals to
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Speaker 1: be flown into the United States each month from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua,
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Speaker 1: and Venezuela. And they say that this is being wound down,
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Speaker 1: but they're not telling you about the other one hundred.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, one hundred and sixty, one hundred and
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Speaker 1: sixty maybe more nations than that that are still bringing
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Speaker 1: people in, or your tax dollars are being utilized to
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Speaker 1: bring these people over here, and once they get here,
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Speaker 1: many of them are receiving thousands of dollars every single
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Speaker 1: month at your expense, at all of our expense, those
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Speaker 1: of us who are still paying taxes. And yet you
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Speaker 1: have many Americans who are in favor of this, including
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Speaker 1: the ones we saw on video at San Diego cheering
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Speaker 1: illegals being brought in from the ocean at San Diego.
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, from the sea. These are not oceans, they're
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Speaker 1: technically seas. And internal review found evidence of fraud that
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Speaker 1: includes the use of fake social security numbers, including social
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Speaker 1: Security numbers of deceased individuals, and the use of false
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Speaker 1: phone numbers, and many applications listed the same physical address.
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Speaker 1: Some one hundred addresses were listed on over nineteen thousand forms.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine that one hundred addresses listed on nineteen
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Speaker 1: thousand forms? And many parole applicants applied from a single property,
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Speaker 1: including a mobile park, home, a warehouse, and a storage unit.
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Speaker 1: In addition, many applicants or applications were submitted by the
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Speaker 1: same IP address. Now this wasn't bad enough, my friends,
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Speaker 1: the same exact answers to form one dash three for
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Speaker 1: a questions were provided on hundreds of applications. In some instances,
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Speaker 1: the same answer was used by over ten thousand applicants. Now,
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Speaker 1: either there's a lot of dumb people that are running this,
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Speaker 1: or this is orchestrated ruination of our sovereignty on purpose.
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Speaker 1: I think the latter is true. There's a lot of
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Speaker 1: stupid Americans who are cheering this on and are in
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Speaker 1: support of this, of course, But the people that are
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Speaker 1: running this, no, they're not stupid. They're just on a
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Speaker 1: hell based mission to literally destroy our exceptional nation way
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Speaker 1: of life. So it seems like a Pennsylvania court has
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Speaker 1: dropped the bombshell ruling. Digital images of completed absentee and
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Speaker 1: mail in ballots are now considered public records. In a
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Speaker 1: landmark decision, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has ruled that
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Speaker 1: digital images of completed absentee and mail in ballots are
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Speaker 1: to be considered public records. This pivotal ruling stems from
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Speaker 1: a case involving appellant Michelle Prevett, who sought to obtain
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Speaker 1: electronic copies of those ballots from the twenty twenty general
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Speaker 1: election via Pennsylvania's Right to no law. The case began
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Speaker 1: when prevet submitted some request to the Erie County Board
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Speaker 1: of Elections seeking access to digital images of all mail
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Speaker 1: in and absentee ballots, as well as images of the
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Speaker 1: outer envelopes and polling placed ballots from the November twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty election. The board denied her request, initially, arguing that
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Speaker 1: these documents were not public records under Section three h
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Speaker 1: eight of the Pennsylvania Election Code. Provide then appealed to
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Speaker 1: the Office of Open Records, which sided with her for
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Speaker 1: the mail in and absentee ballots, but upheld the denial
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Speaker 1: for polling place ballots. And it goes on and on
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Speaker 1: and on. So finally they are made public and so
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Speaker 1: anyone can check them out. And you'll continue to check
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Speaker 8: civil effens rather than a crime, cross.
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Speaker 1: A border without documentation.
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Speaker 3: Abolish ice.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that a position you reway, and we need to
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Speaker 5: probably think about starting from scratch, outdated.
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Speaker 7: It is wrong headed thinking to think that the only
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Speaker 7: way you're going to get communities to be.
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Speaker 1: Safe is to put more police offices on the street.
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Speaker 9: Like you support changing the dietary vilence? Yeah, you know
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Speaker 9: the food parent What.
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Speaker 4: For people who have yees to reduce red meat specifically, Yes.
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Speaker 6: People who are convicted in prison like the Boston Marathon,
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Speaker 6: Obomas on death row, people who are convicted of sexual assault,
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Speaker 6: they should be able to vote.
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Speaker 1: I hope we should have that conversation.
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Speaker 3: We have to have a buyback program, and I support
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Speaker 3: a mandatory buyback program.
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Speaker 4: And so for people out there who like their insurance,
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Speaker 4: well they don't get to keep it.
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Speaker 5: Let's eliminate all of that.
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Speaker 1: Let's move on.
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Speaker 7: I am opposed to any policy that would have denied
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Speaker 7: any human being public health period.
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Speaker 4: The more people get to know her, they're going to
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Speaker 4: be particularly impressed by her ability.
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Speaker 5: Did Ron Edwards, the new Voice of America.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Ron Edwards American Experience. I'm Ron Edwards,
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Speaker 1: and of course you can join the conversation very easily.
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Speaker 1: three eight two eight nine one, Join the conversation. It
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Speaker 1: seems that some countries and some cities even in America,
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Speaker 1: are thinking about banning or restricting five G. And you know,
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Speaker 1: the more you look into it, the more I'm inclined
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Speaker 1: to agree with that type of action, and not just
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Speaker 1: banning it just for the heck of it, just to
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Speaker 1: be restrictive, but because of what our you know, many
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Speaker 1: more doctors are coming online and are admitting that five
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Speaker 1: G isn't exactly the best thing for us when it
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Speaker 1: comes to our health. And you know, somewhat agree with
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Speaker 1: me that unless we do put medical freedom into the
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Speaker 1: American Constitution, the time will come when medicine will organize
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Speaker 1: into an undercover dictatorship to restrict the art of healing
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Speaker 1: to one class of men and deny equal privileges to others.
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Speaker 1: The Constitution of the Republic should make a special privilege
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Speaker 1: for medical freedom as well as religious freedom. Now, the
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Speaker 1: individual who wrote that was Benjamin Rush. Now, he was
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Speaker 1: elected to the Continental Congress in seventeen seventy six as
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Speaker 1: a signer of the Declaration of Independence. He served as
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Speaker 1: a surgeon and the Continental Army during the American Revolution,
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Speaker 1: and later was Treasurer of the United States meant from
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Speaker 1: seventeen ninety nine to eighteen thirteen, Doctor Rush advocated strongly
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Speaker 1: for education, temperance, and the abolition of slavery, and he
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Speaker 1: helped establish two colleges in Pennsylvania. Now, I am not
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Speaker 1: one iota against the advances in technology. Modern technology has
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Speaker 1: it has blessed us in many ways and can continue to.
31:31
Speaker 1: But I think there needs to be an adjustment when
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Speaker 1: it comes to the advancement of technology. And what I
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Speaker 1: mean is the ideals and the ideas that backed the technology,
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Speaker 1: the reasons for bringing forth said technologies. What I am
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Speaker 1: against is what is I'll just dub as a dangerous technology.
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Speaker 1: The public knows little to nothing about the public. It
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Speaker 1: knows a little to nothing about five G and so
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Speaker 1: you know it's utilized in our phones and our computers
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Speaker 1: other gadgets. For clarity, five G stands for fifth generation
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Speaker 1: of mobile networks. And by the way, just as five
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Speaker 1: G is taking a stronghold on America, they're already talking
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Speaker 1: about bringing forth greater technology levels. And I'll just put
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Speaker 1: it plainly to you, greater radiation levels. It is important
32:36
Speaker 1: to include history because the issue of non ionizing radiation
32:43
Speaker 1: is at the heart of the issue. If you go
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Speaker 1: back to twenty eleven, in the state of Texas, there
32:52
Speaker 1: was a complaint regarding the so called smart meters, which
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Speaker 1: we're going to replace analogue meters. And I remember that
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Speaker 1: because our energy company said, well, you can write a
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Speaker 1: letter saying that you don't want the smart meter and
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Speaker 1: you won't get it. YadA, YadA, YadA. Because those smart meters,
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Speaker 1: we were warned about them that they were more you know,
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Speaker 1: they you know, brought forth more radiation, they weren't really
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Speaker 1: good for your body and things of that nature. So
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Speaker 1: we wrote a letter stressing the desire to just remain
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Speaker 1: with the you know, our old meter with that technology.
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Speaker 1: And they said, okay, thank you. But guess what, as
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Speaker 1: if we never wrote a letter, they came out and
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Speaker 1: installed the smart meter. Anyway, this is if they know
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Speaker 1: your whereabouts and everything, they of course they make sure
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Speaker 1: you're not home and one day you come home and voila,
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Speaker 1: there's your smart meter. See, this is one of the
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Speaker 1: reasons why we the people have to be much more
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Speaker 1: or aware in greater numbers and on top of things.
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Speaker 1: Because of one person here, one person there stands up
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Speaker 1: and does the right thing, you're ignored. And then if
34:12
Speaker 1: you live in a town where it's all liberals or
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Speaker 1: all leftist, and such is the case where we are.
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Speaker 1: It's a beautiful place, but it's a very leftist oriented community,
34:24
Speaker 1: very leftist, and so they were all in support of it.
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Speaker 1: Whatever the government says, bam, they rubber stamp. And so
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Speaker 1: we were just one little tiny cog in the wheel
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Speaker 1: that was ignored. But in the ensuing years, guess what
34:43
Speaker 1: has happened. Many people have gotten sick because of this
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Speaker 1: five G technology. They don't know how to circumvent it
34:51
Speaker 1: through diet, through other means that are being brought forth,
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Speaker 1: and so many Americans are getting sicker and sicker. Now.
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Speaker 1: Our faithful listener Marquis wrote in and said that Benjamin
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Speaker 1: Rush also helped to found the Philadelphia Bible Society. That
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Speaker 1: is true, sir, that was that is true. We were
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Speaker 1: taught about that in school and you know, the things
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Speaker 1: that we have to do. As far as people, it's
35:25
Speaker 1: become more and more aware used to be. You know,
35:29
Speaker 1: you go and you grow up and you talk about
35:32
Speaker 1: these issues to the majority of the people, they either
35:36
Speaker 1: become glassy eyed, very bored because it's not cool and
35:43
Speaker 1: you're concerned and you're thinking, oh man, But by the
35:47
Speaker 1: time people that didn't give a rip twenty years ago,
35:51
Speaker 1: by the time they start caring. It's like people on
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Speaker 1: I don't know, the Titanic. Someone may have said, you know,
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Speaker 1: it's only one layer, it's just and if it hits something,
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Speaker 1: we're afraid it'll go down. But everyone goes along to
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Speaker 1: get along with the lie. Oh no, we've built it
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Speaker 1: so strong. We only needed to put one layer of
36:16
Speaker 1: steel on the hall. That's all we needed. And they
36:22
Speaker 1: said okay, and then they went along to go along,
36:26
Speaker 1: and they drowned. And that's similarly the case of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America. It's not cool to talk about
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Speaker 1: these things. And it definitely twenty thirty years ago, it
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Speaker 1: wasn't when we were talking about the possibility of what's
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Speaker 1: going on now. Back in the As a young guy
36:47
Speaker 1: back in the eighties, and nineties and stuff. People will
36:50
Speaker 1: look at you like you were crazy. But if you're
36:54
Speaker 1: a student of history and you understand patterns, and you
36:59
Speaker 1: understand that there's nothing new under the sun. Maybe the
37:01
Speaker 1: technology changes, but the patterns remain the same, and you
37:07
Speaker 1: try to warn people this is coming. Let's deal with
37:10
Speaker 1: it now while it's easy. Oh no, they might as
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Speaker 1: well have said, well, you know what, They're not curting
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Speaker 1: me off to jail now, so the heck with this.
37:21
Speaker 1: I'd rather just watch sports and drink my six pack.
37:28
Speaker 1: And then others are like, bring me the lash. They
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Speaker 1: want big government. They're okay with it. They're so okay
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Speaker 1: on the shores there in San Diego, California cheering the
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Speaker 1: government bringing in these illegals into the country. And I
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Speaker 1: don't understand how anyone who lives in or around the
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Speaker 1: San Diego area could be cheering that San Diego was
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Speaker 1: one of the most perfect cities that mankind ever created.
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Speaker 1: It was perfectly clean, perfectly beautiful. It's surrounding is oh,
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Speaker 1: just stupendous, right, And in recent years some streets in
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Speaker 1: San Diego have been you know, turned into many skid
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Speaker 1: rows with these illegals, and bad things have been happening,
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Speaker 1: and there's something there is something mentally wrong with Americans
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Speaker 1: who can watch their greatness be deteriorated at such a
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Speaker 1: fast rate and then cheer on what is happening to
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Speaker 1: destroy them. My producer says, San Diego went down the
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Speaker 1: train when the Chargers football team left the city. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: people like Commalah and others of that ilk you have
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Speaker 1: to wonder what in sam Hill is in between their ears.
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Speaker 1: That's nine eight five three three eight two eight nine
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Speaker 1: to one. A bit of information that kind of riles
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Speaker 1: me just a bit. Seems that Lindsey Graham, the Senator. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that guy. He's calling for American soldiers to be sent
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Speaker 1: over to to fight, whether it's in Afghanistan or in Iran.
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Speaker 1: And when I read that about going to Iran, I
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Speaker 1: you know, there's no need for one soldier from America
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Speaker 1: to go in there to fight. If Israel has to
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Speaker 1: do what they have to do in order to put
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Speaker 1: Iran asunder, you know that would be a bad day
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Speaker 1: for Iran if they really start off a fight with
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Speaker 1: Israel and they have to really go go knuckling. I
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Speaker 1: don't think we have to step one foot in there. Sure,
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Speaker 1: if we have to, we can fire a few missiles
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Speaker 1: from our ships or whatever, and a few bombing rate,
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Speaker 1: you know, do what we have to do to help
43:58
Speaker 1: our ally. But for the most but I don't think
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Speaker 1: they need our soldiers there. We don't. We don't need
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Speaker 1: our By the way, our soldiers are not as well
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Speaker 1: trained as the if ID of soldiers. Anyway, American soldiers
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Speaker 1: are much softer in comparison, because, you know, they when
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Speaker 1: they decided to put American females in the in the army,
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Speaker 1: they lowered this the the the the qualifications, they lowered
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Speaker 1: the standards rather than keeping the original standards. And the
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Speaker 1: American females who are allowed to equally come into the
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Speaker 1: military and just hey, if you can hang with the men,
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Speaker 1: you can. If you cannot, you don't. You don't make
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Speaker 1: it through, because, believe it or not, there are many
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Speaker 1: men who don't make it through, especially today, because the
44:51
Speaker 1: majority of American young people are very soft. They're not
44:56
Speaker 1: out running around and playing and things of that nature.
44:59
Speaker 1: The only American young people that are strong are those
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Speaker 1: that are directly involved in athletics in school or whatever.
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Speaker 1: But outside of that, it's a pretty soft young society,
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Speaker 1: and it's a very confused society. And it seems I
45:20
Speaker 1: could be wrong, although I doubt it, but it seems
45:23
Speaker 1: that confusion dominates American society. Endless choices causes stress. And
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Speaker 1: if you don't have your head screwed on right, if
45:31
Speaker 1: you don't understand right from wrong, up from down, what
45:37
Speaker 1: causes good results, what causes bad results, You're just confused.
45:41
Speaker 1: You're just walking around topsy toy v in a world
45:44
Speaker 1: of uncertainty and frustration. Americans gobble painkillers, stomach calming pills,
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Speaker 1: and sedatives to relax themselves. One look at the local
45:54
Speaker 1: news through the weak illustrates bewilderment, irritation, and distress with
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Speaker 1: local politics, gunfire among neighbors, and students quitting schools. Many
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Speaker 1: television shows portray angry drama among married couples, offer politics
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Speaker 1: and conflict over values. To put it bluntly, my friends,
46:16
Speaker 1: we live in a confusing, fusing era. Now, if you
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Speaker 1: were blessed with parents who bequeathed solid values into your mind,
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Speaker 1: along with spiritual balance in your heart, you may count
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Speaker 1: yourself among the very blessed ones who meet confusing problems
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Speaker 1: with a clear head and sound choices. And even if
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Speaker 1: at first there's a bit of bewilderment, you end up
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Speaker 1: making the right choices because of what was put into
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Speaker 1: you by your parents when you were young. However, my friends,
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Speaker 1: no matter what your situation in life, confusing moments challenges
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Speaker 1: you on multiple levels. Conflict with a spouse and our
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Speaker 1: with the best friend, coworkers and bosses, just anything can
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Speaker 1: set them or you off. Individuals deal with confusion in
47:12
Speaker 1: you know, a number of ways. Some deal with going
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Speaker 1: to you know, working out, reading, Others with pills, alcohol, drugs, sports, confrontation, outburst,
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Speaker 1: and passive aggressive behavior. Some hide it, masket and even
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Speaker 1: deny it. In our Western society, most men deny it
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Speaker 1: or masket because we live in a society that does
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Speaker 1: not for the most part, I'm not saying one hundred percent,
47:42
Speaker 1: but for the most part, that does not give a
47:44
Speaker 1: rip about men when they hurt, when they're confused or whatever.
47:49
Speaker 1: So we're taught to, you know, as they say, suck
47:51
Speaker 1: it up but a cup deal with it. But no
47:55
Speaker 1: matter what, each of us expresses our confusion in some
47:58
Speaker 1: ways or another. For the sake of mental and spiritual health,
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Speaker 1: and in the twenty first century we try even newer dynamics.
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Speaker 1: Try to understand that confusion may shake up your understanding
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Speaker 1: of life. Therefore, engage new dynamics to deal with it.
48:21
Speaker 1: People should start identifying their confusion in order to pinpoint
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Speaker 1: it and to understand it. It may be a friend's anger, job, frustration,
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Speaker 1: social status, and or a physical challenge such as obesity, depression,
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Speaker 1: or dependency or illness. Employ a new attitude towards your confusion.
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Speaker 1: Learn what you can from the challenges that may cause confusion.
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Speaker 1: What's for possible solutions to bring forth from your confusion
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Speaker 1: by looking at it from a positive source. You might
48:56
Speaker 1: just want to take quiet time to think, to pray,
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Speaker 1: to draw deep breaths and contemplate, get some exercise, get
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Speaker 1: that blood flowing. Realize that no matter how rich, privileged,
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Speaker 1: or successful your situation in life, you cannot escape confusion.
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Speaker 1: With greater understanding, you can deal with it. And we
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Speaker 1: are in confusing times, my friends. When you have, for example,
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Speaker 1: a political party that does not know what a woman
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Speaker 1: is or a man is, but yet they turn around
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Speaker 1: and say vote for Kamala because she he would be
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Speaker 1: the first woman and black president. That's confusing. So we
49:42
Speaker 1: have to ground ourselves in solid truths, in that are
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Speaker 1: based on reality, so that we are not confused, so
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Speaker 1: that we do not get sucked in to the vortex
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Speaker 1: of Kamalaism or any otherism, or even trump Ism, because
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Speaker 1: it's about we the people, and we are to seek
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Speaker 1: a higher source, our creator. We are to seek truth
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Speaker 1: so that we do make better choices, so that we
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Speaker 1: raise better families, so that we run better businesses. I mean,
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Speaker 1: truth is a positive in every aspect of life. And
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Speaker 1: so even in the Olympics, well, of the reasons why
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Speaker 1: I refuse to watch most of it is because look,
50:43
Speaker 1: it's it's like a ball of confusion. You have weak
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Speaker 1: you have weake and drooping males boxing females, and you know,
50:54
Speaker 1: it's just it's it's just wrong. It's based on purpose.
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Speaker 1: And see that's called purposeful confusion. So we have to
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Speaker 1: become unconfused. And looking at a story here where it's
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Speaker 1: a huge mob of British subjects going into a hotel
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Speaker 1: because they've had it with the Islamists who are trying
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Speaker 1: to literally take over Great Britain with the permission of
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Speaker 1: people like King Charles and much of the current Prime
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Speaker 1: minister administration over there. But the people which the which
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Speaker 1: Great Britain is comprised of, are getting tired of being
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Speaker 1: pushed around. And of course isn't it funny though, how
51:48
Speaker 1: the Bobbies are coming out and attacking the British subjects
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Speaker 1: who have been beaten up, robbed, raped tortured by these
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Speaker 1: illegals for many years. But anyway, got to hold it
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Speaker 1: right there, because you know what, now that I see
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Speaker 1: that my time is up, thank you so much for
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Speaker 1: your time with v That's all, folks, accident stage right,
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Speaker 1: And as I always say at this time, my friends,
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Speaker 1: remember to pray for your nation, pray for your friends,
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Speaker 1: your family, and even pray for your enemies that they
52:23
Speaker 1: get it right. And remember to treat others the same
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Speaker 1: way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 5: Do that.
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Speaker 1: I'm on edwards until next time. Did I always say bye?
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Speaker 1: Now to change order?
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Speaker 9: Change order, should make the new election to everyone