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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Guest Host Ryan Johnson with Guests Congressman John James, and Dr. Linda Tarber - 260810 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 4: I asking everyone listen Brian Johnson for the aswer Ron
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Speaker 4: Edwards on the Ron Everwids American Experience as Today we
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Speaker 4: have a treat We have Congressman John Jay on the line.
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Speaker 4: He is the Michigan Republican candidate for governor. And good afternoon, Congressman.
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Speaker 4: How are you today.
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Speaker 5: I'm doing wonderfully, well blessed and highly favorite.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for having me, all right, Amen, Amen, congratulations on
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Speaker 4: your stunning victory. We're looking forward to a new Michigan
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Speaker 4: come January. Times. Let's bring you on today to talk
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Speaker 4: to you about just your plans for Michigan once you're elected,
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Speaker 4: some of the things that you may see wrong with
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Speaker 4: Michigan right now, and how you plan to deal with
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Speaker 4: tasks on fifth again.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I actually see more things right with Michigan. Michigan
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Speaker 5: is the best place in the world. We're surrounded by
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Speaker 5: fresh water, we have an amazing environment, we have all
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Speaker 5: the ingredients, but we are being failed by leadership in Landsling.
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Speaker 5: There's more right with Michigan than wrong, and there are
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Speaker 5: ten million reasons why Michigan is going to not just
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Speaker 5: survive but thrive in the future. Those are the people
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Speaker 5: in the state of Michigan, the people all over the
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Speaker 5: state who are demanding leadership who works as hard as them.
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Speaker 5: I believe very strongly that we need to stop socialism.
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Speaker 5: We need to save Michigan by focusing specifically on things
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Speaker 5: that everybody needs, that everybody can agree to, things like
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Speaker 5: having safer streets and communities, things like having excellent schools
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Speaker 5: and education, and things like tackling the affordability issues by
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Speaker 5: doing things like lowering taxes, having better jobs with higher pay,
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Speaker 5: and going after the healthcare, housing, and energy costs that
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Speaker 5: have ballooned under this administration. I'm excited at the opportunity
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Speaker 5: to lead all ten million Michiganders because these are the
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Speaker 5: types of things that really truly matter in the real
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Speaker 5: world for folks who've been hurting for so long.
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Speaker 4: So tell me about your first one hundred and twenty
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Speaker 4: days in office. What are your priorities to help Michigan
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Speaker 4: get back on track.
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Speaker 5: Well, the first thing we need to do is address education,
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Speaker 5: and on day one going to be opting in to
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Speaker 5: the working family tax cuts, the tax Freedom tax credit.
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Speaker 5: That's something we passed last year that Gretchen Whitmer could
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Speaker 5: opt into on day one. This is seventeen dollars tax free,
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Speaker 5: no strings that are going to other states that a
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Speaker 5: governor can opt into that Gretchen Whimer is not doing.
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Speaker 5: This is money that our parents can use to sit
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Speaker 5: in their child where they will be safest and most successful.
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Speaker 5: These are resources that could go to tutoring, additional school supplies,
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Speaker 5: things that will help the children be successful and safe.
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Speaker 5: I'm going to be opting into that on day one.
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Speaker 5: I'm also making sure that I put in place a
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Speaker 5: cabinet and administration that recognizes that Lansing works for the locals,
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Speaker 5: not the other way around, recognizes that our government needs
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Speaker 5: to be customer service obsessed, change the culture so that
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Speaker 5: we're we're focusing on doing the things uh to to
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Speaker 5: change this trajectory around where we're going. So again we're
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Speaker 5: going to be focusing squarely on putting an administration in
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Speaker 5: place that will return the rights and good service to
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Speaker 5: the people. I firmly believe that the best government is fair,
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Speaker 5: efficient and limited, making sure that we are we're executing
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Speaker 5: according to what's best for the people, protecting the rights
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Speaker 5: of the individuals, and also of course prioritizing education. Uh
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Speaker 5: in that as well.
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Speaker 4: And when it comes to jobs and business, I think,
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Speaker 4: you know, Michigan is situated in one of the best
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Speaker 4: places in the country room international border, which I think
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Speaker 4: is very underutilized. You know, there's not a good inducive
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Speaker 4: business model for businesses to actually come in. So how
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Speaker 4: do you plan to address to get business says back
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Speaker 4: into Michigan and bringing it back our middle clients.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, this is something that I've dealt with. I've actually
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Speaker 5: created jobs, and I think that before you become a
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Speaker 5: CEO of a state, maybe you should have run a
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Speaker 5: business before. You know, I come from a world where
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Speaker 5: experience matters, and my opponent has not had the occasion
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Speaker 5: to develop the skill set to understand what it actually
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Speaker 5: takes to create economic development. See, because here's the key.
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Speaker 5: Economic development is not just about brick and mortar. It's
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Speaker 5: about flesh and blood. It's about making sure that we
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Speaker 5: can create pipelines of prosperity to folks who've been hurting
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Speaker 5: and disappointed from inner city Detroit to rural Upper Peninsula.
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Speaker 5: These are areas black or white, gay, straight, male female
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Speaker 5: Upper Lower Peninsula who deserve to have economic opportunity. And
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Speaker 5: the way you do that is you have to change
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Speaker 5: the environment, philosophy, and culture in Landing. And the only
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Speaker 5: thing that I've ever been able to see that can
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Speaker 5: change all three of those things is leadership, proven tested leadership.
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Speaker 5: So as far as change the environment in Michigan, we
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Speaker 5: have to have the tax reform, we have to have
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Speaker 5: the tort or the insurance reform, and we have to
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Speaker 5: have the regulatory reform so that we are keeping prices low,
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Speaker 5: we are keeping competition fair, and that we are keeping
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Speaker 5: we're keeping everybody able to grow and thrive with that environment.
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Speaker 5: Right now, Michigan is downright adversarial to business and that
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Speaker 5: hurts job creation in wage growth. By looking at the taxes,
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Speaker 5: lowering taxes, looking at lowering harmful regulations, this is going
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Speaker 5: to lower prices and create an opportunity for the businesses
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Speaker 5: that we have to stay and others to come, which
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Speaker 5: leads to the changing philosophy. This administration is frankly wasted
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Speaker 5: over one point eight billion dollars to create about six
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Speaker 5: hundred jobs. Imagine what you and your community could do
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Speaker 5: with a fraction of that amount. I believe very strongly
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Speaker 5: in changing the philosophy to retention, then reclamation, than recruiting.
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Speaker 5: Right now, with this overspending on corporate welfare and these
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Speaker 5: task giveaways, they're having to do that because of the
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Speaker 5: business environment that is not favorable for job growth of
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Speaker 5: all sides. If we change our philosophy, then we're going
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Speaker 5: to have growth. Frankly, the current situation in Michigan doesn't
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Speaker 5: lend itself to growth of any business size. You cannot
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Speaker 5: bribe people enough money to make value destroying decisions. So
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Speaker 5: we're going to focus on keeping the businesses that we
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Speaker 5: have here, making it easier for small businesses to stay
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Speaker 5: and grow and large businesses to continue to offer jobs
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Speaker 5: to the largest amounts of people. And we're going to
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Speaker 5: grow our tax base rather than growing our tax rate.
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Speaker 5: And then finally, culture, it's changed the culture to a
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Speaker 5: customer service obsessed culture, one that recognizes that lansing works
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Speaker 5: for the locals, lancing works for the people, and specifically
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Speaker 5: access to contracts, access to capital, and also a concierge
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Speaker 5: approach to compliance, repealing the harmful red tape that we
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Speaker 5: have out there, and then some of the things that
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Speaker 5: we do have, let's help our small businesses in particular
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Speaker 5: navigate that and not have such a punitive approach. These
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Speaker 5: are the types of things that are going to create
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Speaker 5: more opportunities, is going to increase affordability, is going to
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Speaker 5: have economic growth, and it's going to make Michigan the
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Speaker 5: powerhouse that we deserve to be and that we once were.
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Speaker 4: Man, Now you know we had met. We talked about
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Speaker 4: Detroit and other disenfranchised areas within the state, whether it's
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Speaker 4: places in the up or down here in the Detroit area.
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Speaker 4: And you know, it's pleasantly surprised when we talk because
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Speaker 4: you know, it's typically an idol or a thing. And
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Speaker 4: I want you to talk about your exclusiveness for all
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Speaker 4: of Michigan. And I think that's important for people to
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Speaker 4: understand that you're not divisive in your thinking and you're
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Speaker 4: thinking of all Michigan, not just one segment.
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Speaker 5: dedicated to serving all Americans UH, submitting to the Lord
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Speaker 5: and making sure that we have a state that works
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Speaker 5: for everybody, all ten million of us. When I was
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Speaker 5: in business, I created jobs for everybody with the with
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Speaker 5: the help of a great team UH and and by
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Speaker 5: the grace of God, I'm looking forward to helping to
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Speaker 5: create economic opportunity for everyone. And as a Congressman, I've
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Speaker 5: had to serve in southeast Michigan, in a purple district,
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Speaker 4: Ryan Johnson, Ryan Johnson coming back with Congressman John James.
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Speaker 4: After that commercial break, tis mean you still with us?
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Speaker 5: I am all right.
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Speaker 4: Before we had to go to commercial break, I was
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Speaker 4: saying that that was amazing what you did at Selfridge.
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Speaker 4: I understand that you you brought back to Lifelines for Selfridge,
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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was certainly a team effort. But the President
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Speaker 5: is a man of his word. He he came in
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Speaker 5: and uh we had a conversation goodness six years ago
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Speaker 5: and uh before he came in, he asked me what
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Speaker 5: he what he could do in the area, and we
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Speaker 5: talked about, among many other things, fighters at selfish and
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Speaker 5: savor selfish in National Guard base. So when he came
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Speaker 5: into a rally of warrant after we spoke, he talked
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Speaker 5: about delivering very fast planes. Well, he came back and
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Speaker 5: within his it took a little while because of some
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Speaker 5: other stuff that happened, but in his first one hundred
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Speaker 5: days of this presidency, he made good on his promise
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Speaker 5: and he said that we're going to be getting F
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Speaker 5: fifteen ex fighters in addition to the tanker mission and
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Speaker 5: the money that I've been able to get back that
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Speaker 5: nearly three hundred million dollars is the top in the nation,
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Speaker 5: and I think that's a down payment on what we
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Speaker 5: Michigan has contributed to this nation. This is going to
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Speaker 5: do more than just help Selfridge, but it's going to
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Speaker 5: really help the economy of Southeast Michigan and the entire
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Speaker 5: state as a whole. And that's just the start. I've
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Speaker 5: gotten money back for the sulaps that also help helps
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Speaker 5: Michigan's economy, but also up up north. I've also helped
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Speaker 5: get resources back for people from the irs, getting passports
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Speaker 5: done twenty million dollars for folks in the district. And
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Speaker 5: for a state Michigan where forty percent of our budget
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Speaker 5: comes from the federal government. Having a governor who has
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Speaker 5: experienced bringing resources back out of Washington that we've been
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Speaker 5: paying into it is something that's very, very important. We
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Speaker 5: need to make sure that we continue to be first
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Speaker 5: in line rather than laugh to the trough because we
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Speaker 5: have infrastructure issues take care of, we have health and
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Speaker 5: education issues to take care of, and we need to
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Speaker 5: make sure that we're at the front of the line.
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Speaker 5: And that's something that I'm looking forward to continue working and.
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Speaker 4: Delivering one wonderful if we can revisit a real quick
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Speaker 4: we talked about taxes, and you know, I think people
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Speaker 4: believe in Michigan that we're over taxed. We have a
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Speaker 4: fifty two cent per gallon gas tax and some other things.
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Speaker 4: Do you plan only tax reforms in Michigan.
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Speaker 5: Of course, I hate taxes, but I recognize they're necessary. Evil.
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Speaker 5: But like I said, if we get back to the
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Speaker 5: role and size of government that's right size and appropriate. Again,
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Speaker 5: I believe the best government is fair, efficient and limited.
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Speaker 5: And so the first thing I'm going to be doing
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Speaker 5: in year one is we're going to be going after
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Speaker 5: We're gonna be going after wasteful spending and lowering your
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Speaker 5: personal income taxes to start, and this is how we're
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Speaker 5: going to do it. It's not going to be political
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Speaker 5: talking points or gimmicks, but I'm going to be going
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Speaker 5: after the pork. So think of the acronym PIG, PI
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Speaker 5: G so P.
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Speaker 6: This is the.
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Speaker 5: Politician's pet projects and lansing. We can cut that. That's
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Speaker 5: one point five billion dollars I Improper payments and fraud.
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Speaker 5: That's point eight five billion dollars g general funds that
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Speaker 5: are unspent, that is PIG. Those come up two point
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Speaker 5: sixty five billion dollars for a total of up to
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Speaker 5: three billion dollars that we can cut in year one.
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Speaker 5: That would take your personal income tax rate down to
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Speaker 5: the threes. That makes us more competitive with other states
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Speaker 5: like Indiana and Ohio, and that makes it that you
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Speaker 5: put more money back in your pocket. And now that's
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Speaker 5: just to start. That's just to start. Because Gretchen Whitmer
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Speaker 5: is spending twenty billion dollars more per year than she's
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Speaker 5: spent during the height of COVID, and she also has
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Speaker 5: fifty percent more in her budget than she got from
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Speaker 5: rich Schnyder. Do you feel like your roads are fifty
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Speaker 5: percent better? How about your schools? How about your healthcare?
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Speaker 5: No one in the state of Michigans can say that
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Speaker 5: anything is fifty percent better, But that's what they're wasting.
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Speaker 5: And so after that first year of returning that we'll
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Speaker 5: be able to put more money back into your pocket
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Speaker 5: without touching vital services like Medicaid, touching vital services like
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Speaker 5: our infrastructure improvement, because we do have an infrastructure that's
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Speaker 5: failing all around us. Our roads are still crumbling, our
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Speaker 5: water and sewer services are crumbling under our feet, and
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Speaker 5: our grid is among the worst in the nation. We
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Speaker 5: can do the initial cuts without touching those vital services,
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Speaker 5: and then when we get to see what we're dealing with,
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Speaker 5: we'll be able to return more money to the people,
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Speaker 5: be able to invest and focus on what the role
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Speaker 5: of state government should be, and then making sure that
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Speaker 5: we're protecting our rights, returning money to the people, and
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Speaker 5: still delivering those services. But that is the first step.
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Speaker 5: I believe again in what we've talked about initially ryan
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Speaker 5: with getting the better environment, philosophy and culture we'll be
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Speaker 5: able to attract more business here so that we can
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Speaker 5: lower our tax rate, specifically talking about property taxes, because
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Speaker 5: our seniors are being pinched and also our young people
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Speaker 5: are leaving the state. When you don't address property taxes,
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Speaker 5: you hurt both our young people and our seniors, and
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Speaker 5: that cannot continue.
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Speaker 6: So if a.
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Speaker 5: Guy like Nick Shirley, a nineteen year old journalist, can
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Speaker 5: find nine billion dollars worth in fraud in the state
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Speaker 5: of Minnesota, a state that has sixty percent of our
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Speaker 5: budget and fifty percent of our population, trust me. With
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Speaker 5: Gretchen Whitmer, who's spending exorbitant money above what she should,
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Speaker 5: we're going to be able to find enough money to
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Speaker 5: make sure that we returned to the rightful owners, which
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Speaker 5: is the people.
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Speaker 4: Now, I know you've got to go parts, So let's
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Speaker 4: can you take her one more or two more questions
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Speaker 4: from me?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: Sure.
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Speaker 4: We talked about the young people. How do you envision
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Speaker 4: getting young people, our talents to stay in Michigan and
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Speaker 4: bringing more to us from outside of Michigan when it
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Speaker 4: comes to our young people.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that our young people, I mean we
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Speaker 5: have to remember, I mean, once upon a time we
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Speaker 5: were young, right, what did we want? We wanted We
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Speaker 5: wanted the opportunity to have good schools, We wanted public safety,
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Speaker 5: we wanted economic opportunity, we wanted just basic things. All
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Speaker 5: we have to do is look at what's going on
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Speaker 5: in the states that young people are leaving for. These
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Speaker 5: are run by Democrat governors. Young people are just looking
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Speaker 5: Come on, now, we have to make sure that Michigan
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Speaker 5: And I think that when you put the reforms in
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Speaker 4: And one of my last questions to you, we've talked
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So the first thing is is somebody who has
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Speaker 5: help grow a business in Detroit working with his family. Again, specifically,
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Speaker 13: So I was delighted to be an author in twenty eighteen,
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Speaker 13: called Shall I Pursue? And the other is All the
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Speaker 13: of this year, and they are Christian books. I consider,
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Speaker 13: of all my accomplishments, being a Sunday school teacher as
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Speaker 13: one of those. And it's a passion to teach young people,
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Speaker 13: the Word of God. But the Lord, I've been in
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Speaker 13: politics for thirty two years and I really wanted to
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Speaker 13: illuminate what the Lord was doing in our election of
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Speaker 13: twenty twenty four, that was a very deviceive election, and
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Speaker 13: the Lord told me to publish it in twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 13: and I held off and I should have, but I did,
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Speaker 13: and I published it this year. So shall I pursue?
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Speaker 13: That is out of for Samuel thirty and that was
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Speaker 13: the Battle of ver zick Lang. And then shortly after that,
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Speaker 13: All the President's Men was inspired and I said, Lord,
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Speaker 13: I'm just going to publish them at the same time. Time.
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Speaker 13: It deals with loyalty, and that is out of Second
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Speaker 13: Samuel twenty three. So those are the two books, and
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Speaker 13: I'd be happy to talk about them and answer any
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Speaker 4: Let's so let's talk about the books. Let's let's start
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Speaker 4: with shaw I pursue. I read it and I was
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Speaker 4: very impressed by it. And one of the things that
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Speaker 4: I was impressed by is that you came from a
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Speaker 4: and you made it, you tied it in so well together.
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Speaker 4: So let's talk about that the first book. Shall I pursue?
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Speaker 4: What was your inspiration? I know that you're very close
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Speaker 4: all the time. We have many conversations and you you
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Speaker 4: know you you you compare them to to David in
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Speaker 4: your first chapter. So let's talk about.
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Speaker 13: It, right, And so what I didn't want people to
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Speaker 13: King David, but he went through an experience similar to
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Speaker 13: and how they lasted. I was David in some of
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Speaker 13: at some of the zick Lag moments of our lives.
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Speaker 13: But first, Samuel thirty deals with Ziglag and what happened
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Speaker 13: and his six hundred men not to fight alongside with them.
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Speaker 13: They sent them back home. Well, when they got back home,
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Speaker 13: it was burnt in ashes, it was destroyed. All of
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Speaker 13: Yeah, So, just in summary, shall I Pursue? Is about
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Speaker 13: So that's stall I pursue. It's an awesome book. The
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Speaker 13: consistent in voting our faith and understanding the times that
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Speaker 13: we live in, and that the Lord allows us to
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Speaker 13: see trends and to see things going on. And I
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Speaker 13: said about shall I pursue? I've gone through where difficult
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Speaker 13: times in my life that I felt like everything was
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Speaker 13: falling apart, and I was at zick lack and the Lord.
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Speaker 13: I pray to the Lord, shall I pursue? Shall I
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Speaker 13: give up on everything? Or shall I pursue? And he
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Speaker 13: and he said pursue. And so that's why I wanted
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Speaker 13: to say, all of us are David at one point
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Speaker 13: in our lives. And then even with the all the
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Speaker 13: president's men, you know the people who stood with you,
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Speaker 13: who are standing by you through thick and thin, your
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Speaker 13: ride or dies. Those are the loyal people that David
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Speaker 13: reminisced about in second Samuel twenty three. At his dying words,
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Speaker 13: he reminisced about them. And so that's that's what those
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Speaker 13: books are about. They're they're considered political, but they are
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Speaker 13: definitely biblical, rightly dividing the Word of God and in
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Speaker 13: my opinion, things that are important for us to know today.
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Speaker 4: And I agree with you wholeheartedly. You know, nowadays you
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Speaker 4: have people that say their believers they both their conscious
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Speaker 4: instead of God, and I think that's a big problem.
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Speaker 4: And I know, mean you have discussed that, and so
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Speaker 4: let's talk about you know, your personal beliefs over God.
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Speaker 4: But as Christians, we should always stand with God. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: and how does that tie into everything politically? You know,
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Speaker 4: I'm a person I vote based upon God's principles, not
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Speaker 4: my own, and a lot of people today vote against
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Speaker 4: God's principles for their own agenda. And so how do
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Speaker 4: you tell you?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, in Israel, they present then they're going
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Speaker 13: to have an October and Israel election, they put up
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Speaker 13: a party platform. You don't vote for individuals, you vote
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Speaker 13: for a party platform, like the Luket party is the
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Speaker 13: Benjamin at Yahoo's party, And there's some other progressive and
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Speaker 13: conservative and ultra orthodox, but you vote for a party
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Speaker 13: platform in the United States, you've put up these shiny
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Speaker 13: objects of people and maybe more articulate people, but their
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Speaker 13: platform is of the devil, and you need to know
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Speaker 13: that and stop embracing what your mother, father's, sister, cousin
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Speaker 13: friends have voted for in a political party and look
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Speaker 13: at the platform to see if it aligns with the Lord.
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Speaker 13: And if it does not, then you have to ask yourself,
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Speaker 13: are you laying down your cross in order to vote
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Speaker 13: for a political party and a machine that does not
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Speaker 13: honor God, that is against God and against his righteousness.
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Speaker 13: You know, you don't have to look very far to
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Speaker 13: know that in Congress the Republicans voted overwhelmingly to stop
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Speaker 13: a general mutilation of children. We should not, as Christians
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Speaker 13: be even debating whether children should have their body parts
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Speaker 13: cut for some transgender affirming care. But this is a
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Speaker 13: political party that has allowed it. The Democrats have allowed it.
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Speaker 13: If you even just go through and look at removing
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Speaker 13: boys out of girls sports. You know, back in the day,
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Speaker 13: we didn't have a question on what a girl and
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Speaker 13: what a boy was, and so this should not be.
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Speaker 13: And so there's a lot of brothers and sisters in
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Speaker 13: Christ out there, who will who will put up an
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Speaker 13: altered and it is an idol. If you put political
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Speaker 13: party above the word of God and vote against God,
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Speaker 13: shame on you, and I ask the Lord to have
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Speaker 13: mercy on you. But you need to repent. You have
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Speaker 13: an opportunity to repent in November of twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 13: because you should not ever put a political entity that
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Speaker 13: is operating out of the will of God with abortion,
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Speaker 13: killing and shedding of innocent blood over over what God
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Speaker 13: has said. And so you have to decide what you're
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Speaker 13: going to choose. But when you cast your luck for
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Speaker 13: a person or individual, political entity and party, you must
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Speaker 13: give an account to God for that. And that I'm
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Speaker 13: just telling you you might as well be holding the
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Speaker 13: cloaks like Saul while the Christians are being crucified. You
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Speaker 13: are holding the cloaks like Saul did. Even though you
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Speaker 13: said I'm not participating in the in the beatings and
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Speaker 13: the whipping and the killing of Stephen, you are still
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Speaker 13: holding the cloaks. And so vote according to the word
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Speaker 13: of God. That that is my my desire for all believers,
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Speaker 13: all those who claim Jesus as Lord and Savior, that
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Speaker 13: they will do that man.
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Speaker 4: You know, we talked about looking at the party's platform,
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Speaker 4: and I think a lot of people fail to do that,
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Speaker 4: and most Democrats don't know, and especially Christians, as the
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Speaker 4: Democratic Party took God out of their platform in the
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Speaker 4: late two thousands, early two thousands. Right, yeah, yes, and
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Speaker 4: that's an indication of where they're hearty any party that
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Speaker 4: takes God out. And I remember doing the elections during
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Speaker 4: Kamala Harris's one of her rallies, somebody yelled out Jesus
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Speaker 4: as the Lord. She told them to their face, you're
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Speaker 4: at the wrong rally. He did, But Christians were an
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Speaker 4: outrage about that. They still supported an ungodly person and
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Speaker 4: an unguardly party party, which is uncomprehendible. And I think,
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Speaker 4: you know, if we don't turn back to God, that
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Speaker 4: you know, our country is going to be in dire straits.
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Speaker 4: The Bible talks about a great fall in the way,
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Speaker 4: and I see it starting already.
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Speaker 13: Yes, I will tell you I was so greatly relieved
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Speaker 13: that the Church of God in Christ came out as
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Speaker 13: pro life. I was so estatic behind that they put
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Speaker 13: out a press relief that we are pro life, we
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Speaker 13: stand with life. Jesse Jackson Restissul was pro life, and
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Speaker 13: so I was excited. But the leader of the Church
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Speaker 13: of God in Christ endorsed Kamala Harris, and I'm like,
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Speaker 13: God is not double minded, nor is he schizophrenic, nor
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Speaker 13: is he contradicting himself. You don't endorse those who are
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Speaker 13: who of who do not cherish in value life. You
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Speaker 13: just don't. And so that I'm telling you is is
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Speaker 13: what we see as hypocrisy. But people can repent and
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Speaker 13: get right. We have an opportunity to get right this time.
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Speaker 13: But you cannot come out as an organization and say
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Speaker 13: I'm pro life and then endurese someone who's pro death.
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Speaker 13: You just can't. You just can't. In the name of Jesus,
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Speaker 13: you just shouldn't and you can't be. So God is
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Speaker 13: watching all that we do, and it's hypocrisy at the
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Speaker 13: highest level.
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Speaker 4: And you're You're absolutely right. And so I'm so happy
53:45
Speaker 4: that you were able to come on the show today,
53:48
Speaker 4: and I would uh everybody to buy your books there there,
53:56
Speaker 4: and they're very good for you, and so I wanted
53:59
Speaker 4: to bring you on because I want you to read
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Speaker 4: and understand what's going on.
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Speaker 13: Thank you God, bless you, Thank.
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Speaker 4: You doctor Tarborough. Thank you, and I thank you. You
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Speaker 4: have a blessed and wonderful man. Thank you for taking
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Speaker 4: time out of your schedule to talk with me today.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, bless you, Yeah, bless you.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, and we are coming towards the end, and
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Speaker 4: I just want to thank my friend Royan Evers for
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Speaker 4: allowing me to come on. I hope the show was
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Speaker 4: informative today and a blessing to everyone. And again, thank
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Speaker 4: you Ron for allowing me to show for you pass
54:36
Speaker 4: some big shoes to fill in and I hope that
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Speaker 4: we did it justice today.
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Speaker 20: And that's all folk text at stage right