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Who is James P? Pt. 2 | America Unfiltered Ep 79 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back, baby. Welcome to another episode of
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America Unfiltered with James Pascal.
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Ladies, we're going to dive right into our topics today.
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We have a great show for you tonight, folks.
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Our first topic today is CNN is promoting an app that displays
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where ICE agents are located around the country.
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And this comes after a report that shows that there's a / 500%
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increase in attacks on ICE officers around the country over
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the last six months. This is something that should be
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directly investigated. They should not be able to
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essentially dox these people. They wear masks for a reason,
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because of this violence that is shown towards them.
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They're a federal agency just like any other federal agency.
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I don't love the ATF, but you don't see me doxing ATF agents.
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People should not be doxing ICE agents just because they
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disagree with them. People shouldn't be doxing FBI
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agents or police officers or politicians in general.
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Nobody should really be doxing anybody.
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That's a pretty messed up thing to do.
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But when it comes to doxing federal agents and putting them
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and their families in harm's way, when they're doing their
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jobs, they're working for the federal government trying to
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make this country safer so people like Lake and Riley do
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not have to pass away and Rachel Morin do not have to pass away.
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I commend every ICE officer for what they're doing.
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I thank them for what they're doing, and I pray that they're
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able to continue to do their job safely.
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I pray that they're able to continue to make America safer
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because that's what the Republican Party voted for.
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That's what America first voted for.
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We voted for the mass deportation of the invasion that
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Joe Biden allowed. I don't think it's OK to allow
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ten and a half million people unchecked over the border.
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There are massive consequences that come with allowing that.
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There it is. It is insane to me that liberals
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thought it was a good idea to open the border to repeal Remain
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in Mexico, to repeal everyone of Donald Trump's executive orders
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that brought immigration numbers to all time lows.
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Donald Trump was tremendous on the border in his first term.
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He wasn't as strong as Obama and Clinton, even though the
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Democrats ignore that a lot. Obama deported 2 and a half
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million without court cases and over 5 million total.
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And I think Bill Clinton, it was like 4 and a half million
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without court cases, 11,000,000 total.
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Hillary Clinton is also always publicly spoke out against
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illegal immigrants as well. All Democrats did until Joe
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Biden and Kamala Harris and until Donald Trump in 2016.
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When Donald Trump in 2016 ran his campaign on We're going to
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build the wall and put America first, that's when this all
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started. That's when it became racist to
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talk about illegal immigrants and all that.
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I think the conversation with illegal immigrants is pretty
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simple. I think you need to follow the
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laws the same way I would have to follow the laws if I broke
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into their country. If I broke into Mexico, and I've
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looked this up on multiple occasions, I would be deported
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back to America. And there are other countries
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where way worse things would happen.
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And I've talked about that on the show.
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So I really think people doxing these ICE agents, and especially
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a big media platform like CNN, publicly doxing these ICE agents
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with an app that they're promoting on their news website
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is extremely dangerous to the public.
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I think it's extremely dangerous for these federal officers.
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It's going to put the migrants at risk.
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It's going to put the officers at risk.
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You're going to have more riots around the country because of
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this. You're going to start more
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conflicts around the country because of this, and ultimately
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someone will lose their life because of this, and that will
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be a tragedy. No federal officer should lose
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their life doing their job just because you disagree with the
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policy of what their job is. That's not OK.
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That's just blatant murder. At a point you cannot dox people
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and say, yeah, this is where these people are at all times.
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These are their names and you can just take that and go look
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up all the other information about them.
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That is disgusting. I hope CNN immediately
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apologizes for promoting this app.
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I don't think they will. They got called out for it in
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the press briefing today. Caroline Levitt talked about it
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or she didn't talk about it. She was asked about it and when
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she was asked about it, she was shocked to hear about it.
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And then I went and I searched for the clip myself only to find
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out that it was actually real. I didn't believe it the same way
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Caroline Levitt didn't believe it.
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She was like, why would someone think it's an OK idea to docks
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federal agents? It goes against what we have
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worked towards in this country to try and build a safer
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America. We can't have people putting ICE
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agents, putting any law enforcement officer at risk.
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We need to back the blue. We need to protect our police
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officers. We need to protect the people
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who protect this country. America is the land of the free
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because of the brave, and without the brave, we wouldn't
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be the land of the free. So let's support the brave.
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Let's support our men and women who put their lives on the line
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every single day. Let's not put their families at
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risk by doxing them. Let's not continuously drive
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down this diversive path where everyone's fighting back and
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forth. Let's get to the common sense
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ground that we were at in 2015 before Donald Trump threw his
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name into politics, when the border wasn't really a
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controversial issue. It was a very bipartisan thing
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that everyone agreed was a problem.
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Yes, we might need some immigration reform.
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There might need to be some changes for the legal process.
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But it doesn't mean you can allow people to pour over
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illegally. It doesn't mean you can allow
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people to abuse the asylum claims.
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People are saying they need asylum and they don't actually
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need asylum. And most cases and then people
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also abuse the birthright citizenship part, especially the
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Chinese Communist Party. They have birthing grounds for
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Chinese Communist Party babies in the United States.
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And a lot of these people have been uncovered, arrested, and
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deported. This is all documented
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information. I've talked about the Chinese
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Communist Party buying massive amounts of farmland around the
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United States, specifically surrounding our military bases.
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Texas just took a step up for America.
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Texas is the first state to say China and the Chinese Communist
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Party has no right to buy any more land in Texas, specifically
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no more farmland. I really hope they take it a
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step further and they're able to purchase this land back.
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This would not only be crucial for the state of Texas for
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security, but it would also set a precedent for the rest of
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America that America can stand up to the Chinese Communist
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Party internally, that we don't have to fight them in China.
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We're not actively fighting them in a war, but we do need to fix
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the problems domestically that could lead to problems down the
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future. I think if they are
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strategically buying the farmland around some of our
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greatest military bases again, which is well documented.
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Doctor Phil did a whole documentary on it.
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I urge everyone to watch. It's very good, but it can't be
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good. They play a generational long
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game that does not exist in the United States.
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We talked about this last week, but they are an empire that have
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been around for thousands of years.
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Unlike the United States of America.
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They will pass this war along for generations.
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If this is a war and if it's not, which I pray it's not,
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that's amazing. But if it is a war, it's not one
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we're set to win right now. If we're not doing anything
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about it, if Texas is the only one doing anything about it, we
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need to do what we can to protect our military, protect
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our federal agents. It's all ties together.
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These are all important things. We need to protect the people
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who protect this country. We need to do what we can to
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protect this homeland. And I think we got a huge step
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in that last week. I talked about it a little bit,
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but the Supreme Court had a huge ruling that said that federal
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judges or district judges can't just place an injunction on
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Trump and stop his entire agenda.
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I think it's extremely important now they're able to actually
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enforce the birthright citizenship clause that Donald
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Trump signed in the executive order in February, which is
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extremely important because, again, it's one of the America
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First policies that we voted for.
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We need to do what we can to fix the problems domestically.
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My generation is not able to afford homes because of
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companies like BlackRock buying up literally all the homes they
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are not able to get out of credit card debt.
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We have interest loans. We have interest on student
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loans that we'll never get out of.
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And we were told that we would need a degree.
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And in most cases, and in over 50% of cases, statistically,
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people who graduate college don't even end up using their
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degree in their job after college.
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That is extremely sad. We are being sold a bill of lies
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at a young age and we need to fix that.
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We need to promote an America that promotes positive values.
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We need to promote an America that tries to build citizens up
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to be great no matter who they are or what they are.
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We need to promote an America. We need to promote the America
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that we were promised when we were kids that our grandfathers
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had. We need to promote the America
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that people are proud of their flag no matter what party they
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stand in front of. It's weird that it's if you see
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American flag flying in front of someone's house, you'd know
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they're a Republican. That's weird.
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Everyone should feel patriotic about the American flag.
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The American flag is what we're all fighting for, no matter what
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side of the aisle you're on. We're fighting for this great
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land. We're fighting for the brave men
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and women who put their lives on the line so we could be here.
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It's selfish to to not appreciate that, in my opinion.
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It's selfish to the people who don't see a veteran and thank
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them or at least think of a nice thing in their head.
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It's selfish when people burn the American flag and wave
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another country's flag in our country.
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Again, I I support your First Amendment right to burn a flag,
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but you have to understand that the optic of it is not great.
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The optic of burning an American flag while waving the flag of
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another country in America, If I did that in another country,
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they would consider an act of war.
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And America shouldn't do that. Like I said, we have the 1st
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Amendment. We're a lot more further
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progressed, but the optics of it are awful.
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It's sad to see. It's sad to see a country in
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decline. It's sad to see the America we
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were promised not being given to us.
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And we need to fight for that. That's the reason we're here to
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fight for that. We're here to push this
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generation forward. We're here to push this world
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forward. We're here to push America
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forward. We're here to build on
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everything that our ancestors built up for us.
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They built up this beautiful land, beautiful cities.
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They built up the greatest country to ever exist, a country
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that I'm so proud of. If you cut me open, I bleed red,
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white and blue. I love this country more than
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anything else in my life. I appreciate all the men and
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women who put their lives on the line every single day and who
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continue to give their life for the service of this nation, no
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matter what role you're in. It's so appreciated by me and so
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many others. I wish more would show that
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appreciation. I wish more would.
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I wish more would feel the patriotism that I feel.
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I wish more would push for the patriotism that I feel.
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And I think we need to just keep pushing America first.
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We need to keep pushing that the American dollar needs to be
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worth more. It's worth so much.
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It's I think it's with 500 times less than it was worth in like
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the 70s. It's gone downhill insanely
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since we've gone away from the gold standard.
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Ever since we've moved away from the gold standard, we moved away
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from the gold standard. Our currency started devaluing
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extremely fast. Inflation rose out the wazoo
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because their currency wasn't really tied to anything anymore.
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And you saw over the last few years, especially throughout
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Kovid and with the Ukraine war, they were printing dollars like
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it was nothing. And they didn't care about how
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it affected our grandkids. They didn't care about it would
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affect our kids or even us. They didn't care how it's
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affecting the Americans almost at all.
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And they still don't. They're refusing to cut interest
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rates even though the economy is killing it in a lot of ways.
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In a lot of ways it's not as well.
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Like, I'm not oblivious to the fact that, like I said, my
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generation cannot afford homes. It is unreasonable.
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A lot of that does have to do with interest rates, but it is
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unreasonable the prices of homes because of companies like
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BlackRock and other asset managers.
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I think Charlie Kirk is a pretty good take on this.
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I think all asset managers over, I think he says a billion, $100
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billion, I don't know all asset managers over an X amount of
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money. I forget what Charlie Kirk said
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should not be able to be in the single family home business and
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I completely agree. It's completely destroying the
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market. I think that, well, homes are
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not a right that should be given to you by the government.
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I think they should be accessible.
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I think they should be affordable.
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I think that you should not be gouged for somewhat of a
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necessity to live. I think that's ridiculous.
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I think the fact that when I first moved to Florida, rent
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prices were 1300 a month and five years later it's like 2800
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a month for the same square footage, same size place.
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It's OK. Like what's happening?
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Why? Why is this happening?
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Is it landlord greed? Is it the economy's bad?
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What is it? Because you look at the market
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at all time highs, You look at gas prices around here, they're
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at Lowe's, they're under $2.80 a gallon in most places.
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My town. You look at egg prices at all
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time lows. A lot of grocery prices are
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going down as well. A couple are still up a little,
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but not really. For the most part, most things
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are down, But the one thing that seems to continue to rise is
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rent prices. The one thing that continues to
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rise is housing costs and these interest rates.
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They don't seem to want to cut the interest rates no matter how
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good the economy is doing. And Donald Trump is continuously
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calling the Fed out on this. And what's Jerome doing?
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He's doing nothing. He's just sitting there.
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And they're even talking about replacing Jerome with Besson at
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this point because they're calling him too late.
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Jerome and Donald Trump and him are friends outside of politics.
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Like they they're actually really good friends.
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Donald Trump just disagrees with everything he does politically
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because it's pretty obvious. Like I said, you should cut the
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interest rates. It's almost necessary.
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And it will allow America to thrive.
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And we do need to also talk about the one big, beautiful
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bill a little because like I've talked about, it's not so big
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and beautiful. It's very big.
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And there are some beautiful parts.
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Like I said, it takes away some of the power of the ATF and some
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of the tax stamps that the government is putting on things.
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It does give a lot of tax breaks to Americans, but it raises the
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debt ceiling and puts us in this interest spiral.
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We're we'll eventually just be paying interest, like all our
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taxes is just going to go to paying interest.
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We're not going to actually be paying down our debt and we're
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going to be a failed society. It is again, just contributing
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to the downhill of America. There are so many different
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factors contributing to the downfall of the American empire
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and it hasn't fallen. It can easily be redeemed.
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It just needs the America first movement.
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It needs to be put first. America needs to put America
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over everything else. Marjorie Taylor Green talked
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about this with Tucker Carlson interview on Friday.
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I think I briefly touched on it, but she talked about how in her
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years in government, I think it's three or four years now,
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they have, they have enacted 22 different laws to benefit
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Israel. They have enacted over 10
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different laws to benefit other countries, but zero to benefit
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American. She is been able to put 0
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legislature through to benefit the American people, but she has
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been able to put a lot through to benefit other countries.
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And again, I don't think us benefiting other countries is
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always a bad thing. There are mutual relationships
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and allies. Even if our allies do undermine
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us, then we need to get them in line.
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Like there are allies, there are mutual relationships.
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And you know, if we have allies and fund them a little bit or
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support them here and there, that's one thing.
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But well, we're not putting any legislature to help the next
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generations of America. What are we doing?
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Why are we so self-centered in this country right now?
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Why is everyone working for themselves and not for their
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future? Why are people not focusing on
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having families? We live in a society where
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families have fallen. Like, it is drastic.
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The numbers we talked about it, there's been over a 33% drop in
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the amount of babies people are having over the last few years.
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Like it is really declining. And not only that, fertility
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rates are dropping a lot, especially in my generation.
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They reported that over 99% of men in Gen.
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Z have microplastics in their testicles, which impacts
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fertility obviously heavily. And obviously there have been
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long term studies now to show that birth control and certain
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things that women might be on as well might be impacting these
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things too. So there are things on both
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sides that that are impacting fertility, impacting people's
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ability to have families. It's one of the reasons I
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heavily support Donald Trump's push towards IVF and funding IVF
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in America. Like I said, I think the next
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generations are the most important thing.
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I think if we're not thinking about the next generations and
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setting them up for the America that's going to be the most
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successful, we're going to fail them.
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We're not going to give them a country to look forward to.
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We're not going to give them hope.
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We're going to give them doubt. And we shouldn't.
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We should. Every generation should try and
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provide for the next generation. And my generation is the first
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generation to have it worse off than our parents in American
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history. And it's proven by almost every
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metric. And suicides are up, depressions
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are up, people are taking more SSRI's at younger ages people
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are taking people are drinking more alcohol addicted more drug
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addicted. They are like social media is
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depleting literally everyone's serotonin.
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People are falling to this again.
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Technology is a great thing but it is also it is hurt my
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generation big wait people were not.
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I don't think humans were meant for the amount of social
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interaction we now get on a daily basis on TikTok and
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Instagram. Like when we were growing up, if
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you got a phone call, like you had no obligation to answer
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right away because someone called your home and if you
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weren't home, they left a message.
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You didn't have a cell phone on you all day.
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Where people were they had 24/7 access to you essentially.
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Like that is it's so new to human nature and we don't
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acknowledge this enough. But yeah, when I was a kid, like
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you would get home, listen your messages and then call people
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back if you wanted to. But nowadays it's like people
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can call you and then if you don't answer, they're just
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texting you and your phone's in your pocket and you're dealing
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with it all day. And then to take the social
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media aspect of things, it's like a kid on TikTok consumes
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more news than like the average 80 year old in 30 seconds.
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He I'm scrolling on TikTok for just 30 seconds blowing through
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videos just watching the 1st 4 seconds of them.
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That kid is getting more news than your average 80 year old
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and it's not OK like this. These minds are not able to
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comprehend these things that fast.
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The brain can only store so much knowledge.
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The brain can only store so many memories.
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And when you're wasting these memories on BS dumb things that
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literally do not matter, that should not retain your brain's
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energy at all, that you should not be storing these things in
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your brain. You now are.
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And you're now lowering your brain capacity for the future.
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You're now lowering your brain capacity to be able to learn
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more concepts, develop new skills.
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You have less memory space because of this.
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That's how the brain operates. And we know very little about
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the human brain. It is one of the things that
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humans really don't understand that much.
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And we're learning about it every single day.
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And I'm sure AI will help this over time, and I'm sure we'll
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eventually get a more complex understanding of how the human
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brain operates and the long term impacts on the human brain of
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certain things. But the long term impacts of
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social media on the human brain have already been proven to be
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bad. And social media has not been
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around for that long. Like it has been around for a
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little under 20 years or 20 years or so.
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And we really didn't get to a point where there were billions
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of people on it till a few years ago.
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And then during COVID, it exploded and you saw a TikTok
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explode beyond Vine, which was one of the craziest things that
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ever happened during my generation.
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Instagram is billions of users, Facebook, same thing.
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These are things that are going to impact generations.
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They're going to impact people. And no one prepared us for this.
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And that's not the generation before us fault.
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I think the government should have maybe put some more
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regulations on these things. Or even if they didn't put
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regulations on them, I think these social media companies
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should have been a little more ethical.
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Which again, maybe is a stupid thing to say too because.
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Their entire goal is to get you on the platform.
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And if they're not making it addictive, they're not really
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succeeding. And they all made it addictive.
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They all figured like TikTok specifically figured out the
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most addictive algorithm. It gets people locked in.
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They will watch it for hours and consume a insane amount of their
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time on these things. And these are unhealthy things.
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These are things that are dragging this country down.
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There are so many things dragging this country down right
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now. And I really think that we need
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to just continue putting these America First policies forward.
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And I know I'm bouncing around a ton in this episode, but it all
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just boils. Every topic I'm going to talk
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about tonight just boils back to we need to put America over
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everything right now. We need to take America and we
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need to fix the problems in it before we fix the problems
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everywhere else in the world. Because yes, the world does have
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problems and yes, we can help, but we also have a lot of
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problems and we're not helping. So let's fix this.
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Let's take care of our citizens. Let's show the citizens that the
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government actually cares about them and they're not just trying
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to continuously hide things from them and lie to them and
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manipulate them. Because that's what most people
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believe of the federal government.
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Most people do not trust the federal government because why
21:18
would they? They watched Snowden literally
21:21
get sent to, he's living in Russia now.
21:23
Someone who worked for the CIA, who exposed that the CIA was
21:27
secretly listening to all of our phone calls, not just criminals
21:31
and terrorists, all of her phone calls.
21:33
Edward Snowden revealed this publicly in a documentary and
21:37
had to move to Russia to not be charged with treason.
21:41
How is that treason to expose that your government is
21:43
committing treason on the American people?
21:46
I really hope Donald Trump pardon Snowden.
21:48
I don't know why it hasn't happened.
21:49
You pardon Russ Albright, which I was very happy about, but Russ
21:53
Albright's the Silk Road guy. He was a kid who invented an
21:56
Internet drug marketplace that allowed people to buy heroin and
21:59
crack. Which like, again, like I
22:02
support him being, I support him getting pardoned.
22:06
I support him being released because he was like, he did it
22:11
in a libertarian way and he did it in an extremely political
22:15
way. And at a point, it got out of
22:16
his control, and that's when it really started going bad when
22:20
you really look into this Silk Road.
22:22
So I do think that the pardon after, what is it, 20 years in
22:27
jail is necessary. And I do think it's necessary
22:31
that they pardon Edward Snowden. I think that he is an American
22:35
hero, not a treasonist or whatever you want to call him.
22:39
I think he is someone who showed America that the government was
22:43
corrupt and he literally had to leave his family in America and
22:46
move to Russia. Move to Russia, do you want, I
22:49
don't know if I have to repeat it again.
22:51
He had to move to Russia, what we call a dictatorship, to get
22:55
away from America for charging him with treason, for exposing
22:59
crimes in our government. That seems like something Russia
23:03
would do. That seems like something we
23:04
would be reporting that Putin would do.
23:06
Yeah, these are huge problems. We have a lot of corruption in
23:09
the federal government. And I'm not just saying the
23:11
presidency. I'm saying we have corruption in
23:14
the bureaucrats and the NGOs. We have corruption in the
23:17
lobbyist specifically I talk about all the time.
23:19
If you just removed lobbying as a whole, politics would be a lot
23:23
less. It's confusing for the younger
23:24
generation. The amount of politicians who
23:26
are shilling for a corporation or a group because they're paid
23:30
money to do it is literally almost every politician.
23:34
The amount who don't is. So that list is so much shorter
23:38
than the amount of politicians who do take money from all these
23:41
NGOs and whatever you want to call them, super PACs and all
23:44
these corrupt ways to give politicians money to just push
23:47
an agenda, because that's what's happening.
23:49
We have people in our government who aren't even American
23:52
citizens who are pushing the agendas of other countries.
23:55
And it goes against American politics.
23:58
It goes against what this country was founded on.
24:00
And it's something that if I think our founders knew and
24:02
looked at, they would be upset. They didn't want us to form
24:05
alliances with other nations and they didn't want us to create
24:08
political parties. Two things that we blatantly
24:11
disrespected and two things that I think if we eliminated this
24:14
country would be a lot more successful.
24:17
I think America needs to get back to America's founding
24:20
principles in a lot of ways. I keep talking about this, but
24:22
America first, putting America first in every way.
24:25
The way our founders envisioned it, they didn't envision us
24:27
sending billions of dollars a year to Ukraine and to Israel
24:31
and to Mexico and to Canada and to Africa and to all these
24:35
nations who are not supporting us.
24:38
We had to, Trump had to practically beg these people to
24:41
chip in and NATO finally, and even Spain didn't chip in.
24:45
So it's like, why are we pulling all the weight around the world
24:48
for the last X amount of years for no one to be helping us?
24:51
And our dollar is getting devalued.
24:54
Our economy, they say it is growing, which again, it is in
24:57
GDP and things like that, which again are buzzwords and
25:00
politics. But look at the metrics that I'm
25:03
talking about. My generation cannot afford
25:05
homes. That is an important metric for
25:08
a country. Can people afford houses?
25:11
Can people just afford to live? And no, they can't because of
25:14
the current state of the real estate market in this country.
25:17
And I've talked about the reasons to that.
25:19
Charlie Kirk talks about the reasons to that.
25:21
Even people like Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro talk about the
25:24
reasons to that. It's not a right to own a home.
25:27
You don't just get one from the government, but it should be
25:29
affordable. It should not be impractical to
25:32
be able to own a home and build a family.
25:35
But they are making it impractical to own a home and
25:37
build a family, which again, is part of the reason we're seeing
25:40
the decline in this culture. We're just seeing the decline in
25:43
families. We're seeing the decline in
25:45
birth rates, and we're seeing the decline in the nuclear
25:48
family. People need to get back to the
25:50
nuclear family. We need to understand that the
25:52
nuclear family is the strongest thing.
25:54
The government does not own our kids.
25:56
The parents own the kids and that is how it works.
25:58
The parents should be able to teach their kids and instill
26:01
their values in their children and they should be instilling
26:03
American values in this children, not the indoctrination
26:07
that the public school system is currently giving to children.
26:09
When I was in college I had to deal with a lot of scrutiny
26:13
because of liberal teachers. I wrote a 10 page paper for my
26:17
final and my first year of college.
26:19
It was about why Colin Kaepernick should not have need
26:22
for the national anthem and how it was disrespectful to all the
26:24
veterans who had died for that like before him.
26:27
My teacher gave me a 0 on a 10 page essay because of my
26:32
politics. I then went to West Virginia and
26:35
I I experienced extremely similar things.
26:38
I had a teacher continuously family because of my politics.
26:44
No matter what I did, no matter how good of work it was,
26:48
everything was a 0 because of my politics.
26:52
It is something that a lot of people deal with in this
26:55
country. It is a huge problem in this
26:57
country. And if we don't fix the public
26:59
school system, if we don't fix the indoctrination of children
27:02
at colleges and these schools, people are going to be a lot
27:05
less inclined to continue to go to college.
27:07
They already are a lot less inclined because of the rising
27:11
interest rates, because of the price in college continuously
27:14
rising in the value of a college degree decreasing.
27:18
Yes, there are certain degrees that are very valuable.
27:21
I've talked about this before. If you're going for engineering,
27:23
you're going to be a lawyer, a doctor, certain for accounting,
27:26
certain professions, it makes perfect sense for you to go to
27:29
college. But if you're going to study
27:32
things that you could just read books on, like why are you
27:34
going? Why are you wasting time, energy
27:37
and money? Why are you like, if you're
27:38
going to take that loan out, go start a business.
27:40
If you're going to take that loan out, just put any effort
27:44
into reading. Take 110th of the money out and
27:46
go buy some books and read. Go teach yourself.
27:49
And it's very possible autodidex exists.
27:51
Charlie Kirk is one of the biggest ones.
27:53
He wrote a book. College is a scam.
27:55
He went to high school and graduated.
27:58
I think he went to like 1 semester at Community College
28:00
and then he failed out and was like, yeah, this was a scam,
28:03
same as me. He realized that it's a liberal
28:04
indoctrination that there are teachers there who will just
28:07
fail you because of their politics and because they're
28:09
tenured in. It does not matter that you can
28:11
go to every single administrator, file every single
28:13
appeal, and go to the Dean of the college, which I did at WVU
28:17
and my first college, and none of it will matter because they
28:21
have tenure and they can't touch these professors, no matter how
28:24
biased they are, no matter how much a whack job some of them
28:26
are. See, yes, these are the problems
28:28
in America that are not putting Americans first.
28:31
These are the problems in America that are seeing the
28:34
decline in just general life happiness from my generation.
28:38
Like I said, there's more people on SSRIs in my generation than
28:41
any other generation before. More people depressed, anxiety,
28:44
suicidal, more suicide rates than any other generation.
28:48
Like do we live in a worse world than we used to live in?
28:51
I don't think so. I think like in a lot of ways,
28:54
yes. Like I said, I think technology
28:56
has ruined things. I think people don't spend
28:58
enough time outside. I think socially it's a complete
29:01
disaster and people just want to ignore basic reality sometimes.
29:05
But no, I think live in a far more advanced society where we
29:08
actually have more reasonable people because that's how the
29:12
human mind should progress. But for some reason, the woke
29:16
indoctrination, the COVID really changed it.
29:19
COVID really took a lot of people from really normal or
29:24
even just if they were on the fence, they're now far right,
29:28
far left, conspiracy theorists, whatever you want to call it.
29:31
COVID really changed a lot. COVID really put a huge COVID
29:36
really put a huge amount of damage on the mental health of
29:38
my generation, generation below me, especially the generation
29:42
below me, the ones who were in like middle school.
29:44
And I couldn't imagine being in like elementary school, middle
29:47
school, high school. Like when you're there, you
29:48
don't love it, but like when you graduate, it's like one of the
29:51
things you look back on. Oh my God, they went by so fast.
29:54
That was the fastest 18 years of my life.
29:56
And yeah, it's sad that kids missed that.
29:59
It's sad that kids were told they couldn't see their friends
30:01
to something that was probably not harmful to them almost at
30:04
all. It was considered pretty much
30:06
the common flu to most kids, actually, and to most people my
30:10
age. And to people my age, it
30:12
actually ended up hurting them sometimes if they got the
30:15
vaccine. If you were in good enough
30:16
physical shape and you worked out enough, like Bronny James,
30:19
DeMar Hamlin, you might have seen myocarditis risk.
30:22
And if you were an airplane pilot and you were flying at
30:25
high altitudes, you might have seen a myocarditis spike.
30:29
And these are all proven data points.
30:31
These are all things that are scary to see.
30:33
These are all things that are hurting our nation.
30:35
And we need to fix these things. We need to get a grasp on them.
30:38
We need to get a grasp on what was America founded on, why was
30:42
it founded that way? And let's continue to honor our
30:46
founders. Let's continue to honor the
30:48
principles that they tried to instill in this nation.
30:51
Everyone has the right to the pursuit of happiness.
30:54
We are all children of God. We need to make this world
30:58
better for the future generations.
31:00
These are things that our founders thought.
31:02
These are things that our founders instilled in our
31:05
documents to overcome time. They didn't create these
31:08
documents to be changed. They created these documents to
31:11
withstand time because they knew that overtime with political
31:17
power comes political corruption and political tyranny.
31:19
And overtime, that will always happen if you don't have the
31:22
right foundation in place. And people don't credit our
31:25
founders enough for how smart they really were.
31:27
But these men, some were geniuses because they created
31:31
values that have built the greatest nation ever exist.
31:35
And if we can continue to uphold these values, we can continue to
31:38
promote the greatest country that ever exists.
31:40
And we can continue to grow the greatest country that ever
31:42
exists. Because right now, just like
31:44
Japan, we are falling in birth rates.
31:46
We will eventually be a dying country if we don't fall
31:49
politically before we fall from birth rates or a nuclear war.
31:53
There's so many possible disasters on the table right now
31:57
and war is one of the craziest things.
31:59
It actually it brings me to if anyone didn't see Candace
32:02
Owens's episode today, go watch it.
32:05
Turn this off. Go watch it.
32:06
I'm like, this is less important than Candace Owens thing.
32:09
Go watch Candace Owens thing immediately and then finish this
32:11
later if you even want it. Candace Owens dives into her
32:15
being silenced on an insane level.
32:18
So Candace Owens has reported that Mccrone's wife is possibly
32:22
a man and this could be a huge political scandal if it's just
32:26
something they just hide from the public blatantly.
32:29
Candace has reported on this previously many times.
32:32
Made an entire docu series about it, got a fake lawsuit letter
32:36
from Mccrone threatening to say you got to stop.
32:38
And then she didn't and then nothing happened.
32:40
And then Candace alleged today that she got a call from someone
32:44
in the White House who had Trump's ear that said, hey, the
32:47
reason the Russian Ukraine war is not stopping is because
32:51
Mccrone's holding it up because you won't stop talking about his
32:53
wife being a man. And a few things.
32:58
One, I'll dive into how I the further proof she gave that it
33:03
happened in a second. But the fact that he he's not
33:06
just like immediately impeach throne of the wolves.
33:10
If a guy is holding up a war and allowing millions of people to
33:14
die, they're literally, you can look this up, pulling people
33:17
with Down syndrome off the street in Ukraine and putting
33:19
them on the front lines because they're out of soldiers.
33:21
It is diabolical and despicable and vile.
33:25
What is happening there. It is so bad, the fact that they
33:29
are allowing that, possibly because a guy doesn't want
33:32
Candace Owens talking about his wife and something that is
33:35
actually been pretty proven to be true.
33:38
You don't go full nuclear over this unless it is true.
33:41
And this guy should be impeached.
33:42
He should be jailed if that's true.
33:44
But Candace Owens goes on in this podcast to talk about how
33:48
she received that call. She questioned it a little bit.
33:52
She tried to push back. Who was it?
33:53
They wouldn't say. And then she got a call from
33:56
Donald Trump himself asking her to stop saying that we're so
34:00
close to this deal and that we need the relationship with
34:03
Mccrone to be better for it to happen.
34:05
And if you keep talking about it, that won't happen.
34:07
And Candace stood up to Trump. Candace said, you're not going
34:11
to silence me. She said I'm not an unreasonable
34:13
person. I'm a Christian.
34:14
I don't want lives to be lost because I just want to talk
34:17
about something like, I'll put a pause on talking about it.
34:19
But either a deal is made soon or I'm talking about this
34:22
because this is corruption. This is and she said even if a
34:25
deal is made or it's not made, whatever happens, I'm going to
34:28
talk about this after. I'm going to talk about the fact
34:30
that he tried to do this because this is my job.
34:33
He's trying to silence me from talking about it.
34:35
And he's allegedly allowing millions of people to die over
34:38
it. And the fact that Donald Trump
34:40
is calling Candace, he apparently offered a podcast
34:43
appearance in return for stopping talking about it, among
34:46
other things, which again, I don't blame him for it, But at
34:50
the same time, a little bit I do.
34:51
And I'm in the middle. Like I blame him for.
34:55
I blame him for, like I said, he should have.
34:57
If that's true, he should throw Mccrone to the wolves.
35:00
He should have. Candace said this too.
35:01
He should have turned right to Mccrone and said, OK, walked out
35:05
the door, turn to the press and said, guess what this guy just
35:07
said to me in there? It's as easy as that.
35:10
Just throw him to the wolves. He's the absolute terrible
35:14
person. If he's allowing millions of
35:15
people to die, then at the same time, like that's not very
35:18
diplomatic. That could go over poorly in a
35:20
lot of ways. And I'm sure there's other
35:22
political things to it, but it's just crazy to me that Donald
35:28
Trump and Mccrone went to such lengths to try and silence
35:33
Candace over this. And again, I think it only
35:36
proves Candace's point to be true even more.
35:38
She even just doubled down on it on her show today.
35:42
But yeah, I think that the fact that the real scandal, it's not
35:46
the fact that his wife's a man, The real scandal is the fact
35:49
that he is allowing millions of people to die to try and hide
35:53
that. What if you wanted to marry a
35:56
man? Just do it proudly?
35:57
Why? Why are you trying to?
35:59
Why are you allowing millions of people to die?
36:01
Well, why are you? Like, there is extensive
36:03
research done by Candace Owens. If you watch her docu series,
36:05
like, it is fairly proven that she is right.
36:09
And I don't think Candace Owens would have risked her entire
36:11
reputation and career in possible lawsuits if she was
36:14
wrong. She did a lot of research.
36:16
I watched it. It's pretty, it's pretty
36:20
believable. She gives a lot of hard proof,
36:23
hard evidence and irrefutable evidence that I urge people to
36:26
look at. But yeah, this was a crazy
36:28
interview. There have been a lot of crazy
36:30
interviews recently. We had the Ted Cruz, Tucker
36:33
Carlson. We had the Tucker Carlson,
36:36
Marjorie Taylor Green, which I thought that one was a little
36:38
slower, but still extremely insightful.
36:40
Like I talked about, they talked about how there's no pro
36:42
American policies going on and everyone in our government has
36:47
been told that if they don't support Israel, then they'll be
36:50
rooted out. And Margaret Taylor Green talked
36:52
about how she's about to be rooted out after this interview,
36:54
which is pretty believable. I think the people of Georgia
36:57
might vote her in again, but they're going to run a strong
36:59
primary against her for sure. That's that's just obvious.
37:03
And then there's other things happening right now.
37:05
Like I've talked about how Canada doesn't act like our ally
37:07
anymore, like Canada supposedly one of our biggest allies, but
37:12
they don't they're not acting like it right now.
37:14
They tried to impose a massive tax on our tech going into
37:18
Canada, which would have just extremely interrupted the
37:20
technology industry. And then after Donald Trump saw
37:25
it, he said he's just stopping all negotiations with Canada on
37:27
trade completely. And then Canada caved,
37:29
obviously, because they Canada would fall to a third world
37:32
nation without the United States subsidiaries.
37:34
Like anyone who denies that just doesn't understand the economics
37:37
of Canada. They're failing in a lot of ways
37:40
financially and it's failing fast.
37:42
And they need to fix it. And Mike Carney's not going to
37:45
fix it. He's he, he might even make it
37:48
worse. But I do that he bent to knee to
37:50
Trump. I think that Donald Trump is a
37:52
strong world leader and I think Donald Trump is putting America
37:55
first. And I own I honestly do think
37:57
Donald Trump will secure Canada as a territory or something by
38:02
the end of his term. I would be surprised if he
38:04
didn't. The support in Canada does not
38:07
seem to be there, but the financial side of it, they could
38:11
benefit a ton. Yeah, I'm not calling for a
38:14
military invasion or anything. I'm just saying I'm sure there's
38:17
a purchase agreement that could be made somewhere or some
38:20
agreement somehow because I think Greenland and Canada could
38:24
be two necessary elements to defeating China one day if we
38:28
inevitably have to. I think biggest threats we have
38:32
in this world to the United States are internally destroying
38:35
ourselves, internally imploding, not reproducing, not sustaining
38:40
families, not promoting, not promoting better outcomes for
38:45
the future, not investing in the future, being self-centered in
38:48
the way most America is right now.
38:50
And the other way is going to be US versus China.
38:53
It's like I North Korea maybe, but I couldn't imagine that.
38:57
I I just don't. They're so much smaller.
38:59
We can decimate North Korea pretty fast, theoretically.
39:02
I think China is the problem. I think we have to prepare
39:08
ourselves for this war against China.
39:09
And I'm not saying individual Americans need to go like rifle
39:12
up and prepare themselves. We need to start preparing
39:14
America. We need to start teaching our
39:17
kids work ethic the same way they have work ethic there.
39:19
We need to start promoting American manufacturing and stop
39:22
focusing on Chinese manufacturing.
39:24
We need to promote the American dollar and American trade in
39:26
China. It's crazy the amount of things
39:28
that can be traded over here that can't be traded over there.
39:31
Same with Japan and a lot of these other countries.
39:33
It's why Trump did tariffs in the 1st place and why I think
39:36
Donald Trump is so great for this nation in a lot of ways.
39:38
Like I said, I don't agree with him on everything.
39:40
I stood so far against the Israel, Iran conflict because I
39:44
voted for no new wars and that was a new war.
39:47
But I do think Donald Trump is the net benefit to this country,
39:50
is doing a lot of great things for this country.
39:53
America is the land of the free because of the brave.
39:55
America is the land that I love. Like I said earlier, you cut me
39:59
open. I bleed red, white and blue.
40:01
I love this nation more than anything.
40:03
I want to support this nation. I want to support its law
40:07
enforcement agencies in every sector.
40:09
I want to support the military in every sector.
40:11
I want to. It's for American manufacturing,
40:14
American jobs, and the American dollar.
40:16
I want to support not just my generation, but the generation
40:19
after me and the generations for 10 generations to come.
40:22
I want to build an America that Americans can be proud of on
40:26
every side of the aisle, where everyone's waving an American
40:28
flag no matter what, where everyone understands that
40:31
patriotism is not your political party.
40:33
Patriotism is loving your nation and wanting to fix it.
40:36
Patriotism is wanting America to be America, not wanting America
40:41
to degrade itself, not wanting America to lose its value.
40:47
America is literally falling. I've talked about this.
40:50
If we don't have more kids, we will inevitably just fall to
40:53
population collapse. They talk about this very, very
40:58
small amount in the media, not enough as they should.
41:01
You have people like Elon Musk talking about it, and he even
41:04
talks about that's the reason why he wants to have so many
41:05
kids, because we need to just have kids.
41:07
If people aren't having three kids apiece, then we're going to
41:11
be falling to lower rates. And I know it's hard for
41:14
everyone to have three kids apiece, especially, like I said,
41:16
when you have declining fertility rates in my
41:18
generation. It's hard, if not impossible for
41:21
some people, my generation, to get pregnant and get people
41:23
pregnant because of the microplastics and because of all
41:26
the toxins and poison they put in their food.
41:28
Again, it takes me back to America first and supporting
41:31
Robert F Kennedy, putting health first, make America healthy
41:35
again. Why are we supporting?
41:38
I don't care about the Post brand.
41:39
I don't care about Kellogg's. I don't care about their profit
41:42
margins. I care about the health of our
41:44
kids. I don't care that these big
41:46
companies are able to make a ton of money because they're able to
41:48
put poison in our foods. Like, why would I be happy about
41:51
that? Or why would anyone in America
41:52
celebrate that? But that's what's happening.
41:54
That's what's been happening for years.
41:56
If you're feeding your kids vegetable oil and corn oils and
41:59
these seed oils and all these poisonous things, you are, you
42:03
are putting them in a place where their hormonal development
42:06
will be different than how yours was growing up when it was
42:08
normal. You are altering the genetics of
42:11
your child, essentially. It is terrible what is in our
42:14
foods. It's terrible the medicines
42:16
they're giving a lot of children, and it's terrible the
42:19
direction this country's going in.
42:20
In a lot of ways, America needs to fix these problems.
42:23
America needs to put America first.
42:25
There are patriots who do this and I will continue to always do
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this, but we need more patriots to step up and put America first
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every single day. I love America.
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I will always fight for you, America.
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You have one patriot here who will always stand by your side.
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I'm James Pascalades, this has been episode 79 of America
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Unfiltered. I forgot to introduce this at
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the beginning, but this is our book of the week, The Daily
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Stoic. Every single day.
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It works like a calendar. This book, it has 365 pages, 365
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days. Every day there's a new message,
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new quote, new reading. It's borderline religious.
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It's not religious, but it walks the line of it because of it's
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enlightening, it's it's motivating, it pushes you, it
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will make you want to be a better man.
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And I'm not saying it wouldn't want to make you be a better
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woman either. I think this book is primarily
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geared towards men. I think Stoicism is generally
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slightly more geared towards men, always has been.
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But anyone can be stoic or adopt stoic activities.
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I'm not saying women shouldn't read it.
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I encourage anyone who wants to be more Stoic to read this.
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But this is something that has helped my life a lot.
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It's something that if I'm having a hard day and it's
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today's what, June 30th, I could flip to the June 30th page and
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it will give me something to motivate me and pick me up and
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give me, it will tell me why my problems aren't actual problems.
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And how I can move past my problems, if they are.
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And how I can put my problems behind me and build a better
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future. And how I can do what I can to
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be my best self. And if everyone in America acted
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more like this, if everyone in America for just a little bit,
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for just one generation, maybe a couple.
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But if we're just one generation, if we could just
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stop living selfishly, if we could put everything towards the
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future, not my generation, not the, not even the ones that are
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alive yet. For the babies that are born
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next year, can we fix that for them for when they grow up for
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the next 18 years, please? Can we fix it for that
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generation? Can we make this better?
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I'm truly signing off now. Hope everyone has a blessed day
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and I'll see you guys tomorrow. Thank you.