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The Ron Edwards American Experience: Faith Day! Trump Triumphs in Greenland and J6er Tom Caldwell - 260123 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 3: Show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 3: radio refreshment Ron Edwards.
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Speaker 4: Well, good day, good day, Hello, and welcome to the
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Speaker 4: Faith Day edition of the Run Verwards American Experienced Talk Show.
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Speaker 4: Today we've got a great show lined up for you.
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Speaker 4: We've got a special guest. His name is Tom Caldwell
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Speaker 4: and we hope to get him on the line very
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Speaker 4: very soon after the first break to be specific. But
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Speaker 4: you do know that the Declaration of Independence says that
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Speaker 4: basic human rights come from our creator. They're shared in
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Speaker 4: the Bible's Ten Commandments. In Exodus twenty verses one through
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Speaker 4: seventeen and Deuteronomy chapter five, verses six through twenty one.
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Speaker 4: They enumerate our natural, inalienable rights. And God gives commandments
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Speaker 4: six through ten that we shall not murder, violate each other, sexually, steal, lie,
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Speaker 4: or covet. He is saying everyone has the right for
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Speaker 4: those things not to happen to them. When God gives
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Speaker 4: commandments one through four, he is saying that we have
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Speaker 4: the right to worship him, both privately and publicly in
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Speaker 4: the ways that he says he is to be worshiped.
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Speaker 4: In Commandment five, God provides the sanctity of family and
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Speaker 4: parental rights. So when you have individuals in the government
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Speaker 4: of the United States stabbings in the back like they
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Speaker 4: have done today, Republicans have joined with Democrats and they
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Speaker 4: have decided to vote to go ahead and continue funding
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Speaker 4: those who want to continue to mutilate children. And they
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Speaker 4: call it transitioning. And so we have to if America
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Speaker 4: is to truly be great again, We've got to get
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Speaker 4: back to the basics, get back to understanding and standing
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Speaker 4: up for and standing on what is truly right in
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Speaker 4: our republic and what is right according to God's standards
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Speaker 4: and the standards that are enumerated in our Constitution and
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Speaker 4: our Bill of Rights. But before we go any further,
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Speaker 4: I've got to share a bit of heartbreaking news for
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Speaker 4: you today. Yes, this is very heartbreaking. If you've ever
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Speaker 4: been to New York, I've had the opportunity to live
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Speaker 4: there or even just visit, perhaps you tasted those famous
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Speaker 4: Nathan hot dogs out to this very day, that Nathan hot.
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Speaker 5: Dogs are the best I've ever tasted, and it's uh
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Speaker 5: kind of heartbreaking, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 4: Nathan's Famous, which you're open as a five cent hot
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Speaker 4: dog stand in Coney Island more than a century ago,
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Speaker 4: has been sold to packaged meat giant smith Field Foods
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Speaker 4: in an all cash four hundred and fifty dollar goal.
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Speaker 4: That's bad enough, And this happened actually on Wednesday. But
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Speaker 4: guests who owned smith Phil Foods, now this is the
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Speaker 4: heartbreaking part of the matter. Well China does yep, China
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Speaker 4: now owns Nathan's hot Dogs. Now that's not a reason
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Speaker 4: to pull out the old hankies and shed a few tears.
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Speaker 5: I don't know what is man oh Man? Oh Man?
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Speaker 4: Well, there's hoping that Gordon Chang, he's a great Chinese
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Speaker 4: American who hopes that the Trump administration will block Smithfield's
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Speaker 4: purchase of Nathan's and while we're at it, forced China
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Speaker 4: to divest Smithfield.
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Speaker 5: And I agree with mister Chang.
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Speaker 4: We need to get China out of our food chain completely.
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Speaker 4: We need to get China off of our farm lands.
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Speaker 4: We need to get China out of this country totally.
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Speaker 4: And I know that President Trump is slap happy over
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Speaker 4: the agreement with TikTok, which is nineteen percent to own
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Speaker 4: by China. You know, I love of things that the
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Speaker 4: prisident stands for, but so often he seems to at
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Speaker 4: the last minute compromise. And you know that Republicans are
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Speaker 4: holding a thin margin, and as we're heading towards the midterms,
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Speaker 4: there is a bit of a concern is President Trump
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Speaker 4: seems to be alienating the pro life movement. Pro life
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Speaker 4: movement is very important to the Republican Party candidates who
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Speaker 4: want to get elected or re elected, and one of
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Speaker 4: the reasons why that President Trump did win was because
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Speaker 4: when he ran, he stood strongly for the pro life
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Speaker 4: movement and stood strongly against the murder of babies. Now,
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Speaker 4: I do know in the past the president, like his wife,
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Speaker 4: was more pro abortion, but then he kind of veered
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Speaker 4: toward the right when it comes to that issue. But
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Speaker 4: recently it seems that he's making moves that are kind
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Speaker 4: of alienating the pro life movement and throwing more support
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Speaker 4: towards those who want to kill babies. That is a
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Speaker 4: very unwise decision and I hope that the president wakes
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Speaker 4: up and I know that he gets a lot of
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Speaker 4: counseling from people like Susan Wiles. Did you see a
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Speaker 4: press conference that he had when he was on his
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Speaker 4: way back to the country and he was speaking with
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Speaker 4: reporters and such, and behind him looming like an owl,
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Speaker 4: Susan Wilds peering out from behind him. It kind of
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Speaker 4: creeped me out a little bit. And I don't know, well,
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Speaker 4: I do know he needs to wake up to that
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Speaker 4: reality too, and he needs to along with kicking China out,
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Speaker 4: he needs to kick Susan Wilds out.
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Speaker 5: She's not good.
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Speaker 4: For for him our country because she is negatively impacting
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Speaker 4: his decision making. And yeah, the House blocked amendment that
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Speaker 4: would have cut off funding for DEI and child mutilation.
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Speaker 4: Seventy six Republicans joined the Democrats. Seventy six of them.
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Speaker 4: Talk about crazy work man, oh Man. The House also
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Speaker 4: rejected efforts to defund the kill switch mandate for cars,
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Speaker 4: allowing the government to be able to shut off your
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Speaker 4: vehicle anytime they get ready. Guess what, fifty seven Republicans
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Speaker 4: joined the wicked Democrats to keep that mandate. Now, what's
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Speaker 4: going on here? Oh, I'll tell you what's going on.
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Speaker 4: There are many Republicans who would rather see this country
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Speaker 4: burned down and collectively go to hell than to see
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Speaker 4: President Trump follow through on the great promises that he
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Speaker 4: made in his administration and follow through on the things
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Speaker 4: that he's actually working to do. Do you really think
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Speaker 4: that many of these Republicans want Americans, you and I
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Speaker 4: to completely live freely from the boothill of government. Now,
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Speaker 4: they're just as bad as Democrats. That's why they're called rhinos.
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Speaker 4: You know, you are what you are, you are what
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Speaker 4: you do, and Americans have to wake up to that fact.
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Speaker 4: Going to the mid term elections, We're going to have
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Speaker 4: to really do our due diligence and there needs to
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Speaker 4: come to the fore an idea that I have been
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Speaker 4: speaking about for some time, and that is that each
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Speaker 4: individual who runs for office, they need to take a
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Speaker 4: Constitution and Bill of Rights test and if they don't pass,
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Speaker 4: they don't run. They're not qualified. It's just like when
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Speaker 4: you apply for certain jobs, you take a test, you
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Speaker 4: go through some hoops. It is what it is, and
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Speaker 4: that's what it should be to run for office in
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Speaker 4: our nation. It doesn't matter if you're running from mayor,
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Speaker 4: city council, alderman, governor, county commission, president, doesn't matter. And
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Speaker 4: to assume the judgeship either and the reason why the
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Speaker 4: test needs to be administered so that those who act
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Speaker 4: against our constitution they could be legally excused from office
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Speaker 4: and then there would be an immediate.
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Speaker 4: so for those who wanted to replace the individual to
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Speaker 4: campaign or whatever, and so on and so on. I mean,
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Speaker 4: we've got to start getting smarter as a nation when
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Speaker 4: You know, Techerly, every day should be faith Day, but
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Speaker 4: they believe in God, they want what's good for our country,
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Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. There's a lot of
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Speaker 4: about the folks who said that when President Trump gets
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Speaker 15: Well, hi Ron, and thank you so much for having
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Speaker 15: me on the program. It's good to be back.
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Speaker 5: Oh yes, it's an honor, sir. Well, you know, before
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Speaker 5: we get to the book.
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Speaker 4: I know there's some issues that are probably a very
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Speaker 4: big concern to you as they are to me. And
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Speaker 4: while we are still congratulating the president over snatching Maduro
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Speaker 4: from Venezuela, what did you think about his speech and
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Speaker 4: some of the things that were said over there and
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Speaker 4: divorce in which he really said it right to the
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Speaker 4: face of those globalist pigs over there, right in their face, Hey, look,
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Speaker 4: you need us more than we need.
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Speaker 5: You, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
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Speaker 4: And he was getting he got them to basically bend
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Speaker 4: to his will for the most part. What did you
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Speaker 4: think think about him? You're a military man, how did
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Speaker 4: you view him as a world leader? In what went
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Speaker 4: on there?
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Speaker 5: In Doubles.
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Speaker 15: He's the kind of guy Ron Ron that I would
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Speaker 15: really like to continue to be serving for he's a great,
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Speaker 15: great commander in chief. He went over there and he
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Speaker 15: just showed the World Economic Forum that they are toast
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Speaker 15: basically this idea of their globalism and one world government
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Speaker 15: and fuer Klaus Schwab, about whom I wrote an opet
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Speaker 15: a while back and called him the most dangerous man
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Speaker 15: in the world. The same guy that wanted us to
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Speaker 15: wear quasi futuristic clothes and be happy with less and
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Speaker 15: eat bugs while he was having steak. His time is gone.
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Speaker 15: He's been pushed out, although he has another guy who
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Speaker 15: came in behind him. But I thought the most important
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Speaker 15: thing Ron was he really made it clear that America
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Speaker 15: is back and were not taking any whoy anymore. And
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Speaker 15: the best example of that is what he said about Greenland. Now,
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Speaker 15: a lot of people on the left and in the
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Speaker 15: media have gotten upset about that, but you know that
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Speaker 15: the United States is a long standing and legit security
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Speaker 15: interest in Greenland. There was the nineteen fifty one Defense
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Speaker 15: of Greenland Agreement, which was entered into obviously after the
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Speaker 15: Second World War, after we had pushed the Nazis out
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Speaker 15: of there and saved Europe and the European way of
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Speaker 15: life at that time. And you know, we have a
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Speaker 15: base there right now. The Danes consider that to be
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Speaker 15: kind of a colony of Theirs right now and really
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Speaker 15: haven't treated it well. And President Trump said look, we
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Speaker 15: want Greenland. It's important to our security and it's important
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Speaker 15: to your security too, and we want you to support
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Speaker 15: us on this. And if you don't, we'll remember. That's
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Speaker 15: what he said. If people didn't catch his entire his
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Speaker 15: entire address, that was the big takeaway, we're going to remember.
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Speaker 15: And after he was done speaking, they pretty much rolled
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Speaker 15: over and let him scratch their tummies like a puppy.
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Speaker 15: And you know, this kind of thing has happened before.
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Speaker 15: You know, Russia sold Alasket to the US. I know
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Speaker 15: it was well over a century ago, but Denmark sold
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Speaker 15: the Virgin Islands to the US in nineteen seventeen. So
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Speaker 15: President Trump has always been very serious about this. He
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Speaker 15: made no bones about it, and he told people were
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Speaker 15: the bear went through the proverbial buckwheat on everything from
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Speaker 15: globalism to defense, to standing up to China and to Russia,
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Speaker 15: to ending wars and really getting the financial engines of
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Speaker 15: the world coming again.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely, I thought it was very telling when he took
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Speaker 4: Mark Carney to task the cornbut leader of Canada. Now
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Speaker 4: think about this. Canada's entire gross domestic product is half
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Speaker 4: of that of Dyninge, California. And remember, we have fifty states,
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Speaker 4: and at least seven or eight of our states gross
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Speaker 4: domestic product are equal to that of the entire economy
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Speaker 4: of Canada, and Canada is only worth half of California
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Speaker 4: as far as gross domestic product, and our economy is
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Speaker 4: one and a half times the size of Europe. We're
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Speaker 4: almost getting back to the point in history when after
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Speaker 4: the Second World War, by the mid fifties nineteen fifties,
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Speaker 4: the United States economy was larger than the entire planet
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Speaker 4: put together. And so the one thing that does concern
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Speaker 4: me when it comes to economy and wealth and all
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Speaker 4: of that is that because of the House of Rome
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Speaker 4: and the Rothschile set up, they've set it up there
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Speaker 4: where we cannot get out of the debt bubble. And
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Speaker 4: that is the one thing that is why our debt
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Speaker 4: continues to grow and grow and grow in the debt
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Speaker 4: of the entire planet, because those old European families, that's
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Speaker 4: how they gained all their wealth through debt. And so
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Speaker 4: that's the one, one one bubble that needs to be
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Speaker 4: burst before it's too late. But let's say you've got
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Speaker 4: a couple of minutes there.
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Speaker 15: Well, I think you're right about that, and I think
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Speaker 15: that if people really would stop and read the art
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Speaker 15: of the deal, they would understand where President Trump is
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Speaker 15: coming from. And this is America First agenda. This is
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Speaker 15: what we elected him to do. And he is taking
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Speaker 15: the world economy under control. And he understands that the
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Speaker 15: teriffs are a vehicle that should have been used a
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Speaker 15: long time ago. And I think if he keeps putting
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Speaker 15: on the tariffs, before too long, we're going to see
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Speaker 15: some of these countries to which we have grown deficits
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Speaker 15: a great debt to them. They're going to use that
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Speaker 15: as a negotiating move for President Trump. And President Trump
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Speaker 15: will say, well, gee, maybe I could cut back on
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Speaker 15: this tariffs, so we'd be looking better going forward if
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Speaker 15: you were just slash that amount of money that you
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Speaker 15: say we owe to you in half, for example, or
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Speaker 15: by eighty percent. I was always one of those that said,
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Speaker 15: don't be surprised if President Trump doesn't turn around someday
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Speaker 15: and tell China, look, we're just not gonna deal with
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Speaker 15: you anymore because we can't even service the debt we
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Speaker 15: have to you right now, So we're gonna quit. We're
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Speaker 15: gonna quit dealing with you all together. No more trade. Bye,
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Speaker 15: Thank you, they would immediately say, we'll just write that off.
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Speaker 15: My grandfather used to famously tell me, hey, it's not
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Speaker 15: a profit until you cash it in. So all these
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Speaker 15: things are just numbers on a piece of paper. Don't
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Speaker 15: be surprised if those big deficits don't start to fall
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Speaker 15: or get trimmed back. In response to President Trump holding
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Speaker 15: the line on these terraces.
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Speaker 4: And to secure it, we should continue and in fact
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Speaker 4: multiply the efforts to restore our own manufacturing and the
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Speaker 4: production of our own minerals, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 4: and break that chain of the supply chain that China
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Speaker 4: has a grip on.
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Speaker 5: And I agree with you.
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Speaker 4: I've said this for a long time that we should
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Speaker 4: just totally cut China off and act like we don't
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Speaker 4: even know them anymore, because it was because of the
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Speaker 4: stupidity of the United States that they became very rich
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Speaker 4: once again. You know, Tom, I'm going to tell you
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Speaker 4: something that I really believe. You know, Andrew Jackson was
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Speaker 15: I absolutely agree with that. And you know, when we
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Speaker 15: heroes that our kids are not being taught about nowadays,
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Speaker 15: Andrew Jackson's right there. It's top now. Andrew Jackson wasn't
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Speaker 15: a politician President Trump. He was not a politician. General
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Speaker 15: Ulysses S. Grant who led us during reconstruction. There were
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Speaker 15: a special clarity the way the world really works. He's
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Speaker 15: not interested now certainly of course getting re elected. But
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Speaker 15: we see what President Trump does because he looks globally.
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Speaker 15: People say, well, we need to make more changes here
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Speaker 15: at home. Well, while he's being handcuffed by the federal
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Speaker 15: judiciary and the Republicans in Congress from doing all the
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Speaker 15: things that we elected him to do here at home,
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Speaker 15: and he's still able to do a lot of them,
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Speaker 15: he is looking globally. And they talk about example of
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Speaker 15: the Monroe Doctrine, which some people have also called the
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Speaker 15: don Roe doctrine, and he gave us some insight into
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Speaker 15: that and what he thought and the idea of a
33:12
Speaker 15: basic nuance of gunboat diplomacy. We saw it in Venezuela. Now,
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Speaker 15: in Venezuela, we went in there and we got a
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Speaker 15: criminal who's had a balley on his head. And people
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Speaker 15: will say, well, we're nation building, we're starting a war. No,
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Speaker 15: we're not occupying the place. We came in surgically with
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Speaker 15: our military. We took the clown out and we're going
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Speaker 15: to help Venezuela get back on their feet. I think
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Speaker 15: Exon Mobil and Tonico Phillips, who helped build the oil
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Speaker 15: so sertainly going to help the Venezuelan people do that.
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Speaker 15: Here's one for you and your listeners who don't know
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Speaker 15: me well, don't know perhaps that I spent two decades
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Speaker 15: on active duty in the intelligence services of our country, watched,
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Speaker 15: for example, China. That was my primary responsibility when working
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Speaker 15: for the American people. There was a throwaway in one
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Speaker 15: media report about this surgical strike that we made into
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Speaker 15: Venezuela to get Maduro out of there, this tyrant who
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Speaker 15: had so many thousands of people locked up, including clerics,
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Speaker 15: being tortured every day in the same kind of dungeons
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Speaker 15: that I was tortured in by the Biden administration. That's
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Speaker 15: a whole another story. And they said, and there was
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Speaker 15: a Chinese delegation there that witnessed the American operation, What
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Speaker 15: so would it surprise you? Or I would say, what
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Speaker 15: do you think if I were to tell you the
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Speaker 15: Chinese delegation that was there was actually their military operatives,
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Speaker 15: and that Maduro, on behalf of Venezuela had already entered
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Speaker 15: into a military agreement with the communist Chinese to give
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Speaker 15: them military ships, naval ships, basing rights in Venezuela so
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Speaker 15: that they could operate autonomously in the Caribbean. Wouldn't that
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Speaker 15: be a threat or a potential threat to commerce for
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Speaker 15: not just the United States, but many other countries that
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Speaker 15: wanted their goods to go in and out of that area.
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Speaker 15: Wouldn't that have been a threat? And yet the deal
35:28
Speaker 15: had already been cut, or so I've been told. Now,
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Speaker 15: I'm not still working in the Pentagon, but because I
35:35
Speaker 15: had high level clearances and I was considered by my
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Speaker 15: country to be somebody worthwhile of having great trust in.
35:42
Speaker 15: There are a lot of people who are still in
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Speaker 15: that world who have great trust in me, and they
35:45
Speaker 15: share these things with me. Because I have a little
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Speaker 15: bit of the historical perspective on some of the things
35:53
Speaker 15: that have been planned by the Chinese and the Soviets
35:56
Speaker 15: and achievements. For a long time, I thought that was
35:59
Speaker 15: very that they had their military folks there, that a
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Speaker 15: deal was done. What would that have done, ron if
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Speaker 15: we had Chinese naval ships operating out of Venezuela on
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Speaker 15: our southern edge of the Gulf of America.
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Speaker 4: Well, I tell you one thing that if Aunt Kamala
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Speaker 4: be you would be witnessing. And that is why it
36:24
Speaker 4: was important for President Trump to do what he did,
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Speaker 4: and all he's doing is basically what was I guess
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Speaker 4: patterned for US via President Monroe.
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Speaker 5: And he told Europe during.
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Speaker 4: Those days, heytull, don't screw around in our hemisphere. And
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Speaker 4: he showed them that he was very serious. And of
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Speaker 4: course out of that came the Monroe Doctrine, and there
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Speaker 4: were also tariffs et cetera, et cetera, which helped open
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Speaker 4: the door to the gilded age of prosperity in these
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Speaker 4: United States of America. And a lot of people, for
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Speaker 4: some reason, because not everyone is totally ignorant of this history,
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Speaker 4: but there is a lot of people in government that
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Speaker 4: try to overlook this and ignore it. And they're probably
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Speaker 4: praying to Satan that we don't know this today, that
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Speaker 4: we the American people are ignorant of these facts. They
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Speaker 4: hope that we don't understand that early in the nineteenth century,
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Speaker 4: tariff policy represented a major issue in US politics, and
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Speaker 4: so the Constitution of our explicitly gives Congress the power
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Speaker 4: to levy national tarifs to generate revenue and regulate commerce
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Speaker 4: and If you recall, during the Antebellum period, tariffs accounted
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Speaker 4: for vast majority of federal revenue, roughly ninety percent according
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Speaker 4: to some estimates, when TIFFs came Yeah, go ahead.
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Speaker 15: I'm sorry. I'm just going to say, I think that
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Speaker 15: you're really onto something that people need to understand. Because
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Speaker 15: if we use the tariffs correctly, if we can with
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Speaker 15: President Trump, get other countries to play there on the
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Speaker 15: international trade stage, if you will, this would go a
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Speaker 15: long way towards President Trump's stated dream of doing away
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Speaker 15: with income tax. We wouldn't even need it because the
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Speaker 15: money that we would be bringing in would be sufficient. Now,
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Speaker 15: we certainly I'd like to see a balanced budget amendment.
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Speaker 15: That might be a pipe dream, but to have the
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Speaker 15: money come in to fill our coffers, to use this
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Speaker 15: leverage to bring down the debt that we owe other folks,
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Speaker 15: and to get us into that kind of a situation.
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Speaker 15: Min wouldn't things be wonderful if we could just let
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Speaker 15: the capitalist engine rule the day and get corruption out
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Speaker 15: of our government and get more money back in the
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Speaker 15: hands of the American people. That is part of President
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Speaker 15: trum dream and saying hands off the Americas allah the
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Speaker 15: Monroe doctrine is a big portion of making sure that
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Speaker 15: we have security and we are able to maintain the
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Speaker 15: kind of society that we've always enjoyed throughout our lives, life, liberty,
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Speaker 4: You remember you're a student of history. Now, back during
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Speaker 4: the Antebellum period, the predominantly agricultural Southern States, what do.
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Speaker 5: They rely on?
39:38
Speaker 4: They relied on imports to get manufactured goods. They were
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Speaker 4: sort of like the United States under Joe Biden, relying
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Speaker 4: on China for our goods or the majority of our goods,
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Speaker 4: and therefore largely opposed tariff increases or tariffs in general.
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Speaker 4: And that's one of the underlying reasons that eventually we
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Speaker 4: got into war, the famous Civil War, while the more
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Speaker 4: during the presidency of John Quincy Adams. The tariff rates
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Speaker 4: Southerners were outraged. They went to Nutsville and began calling
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Speaker 15: I've never broke any laws on January sixth, and yet
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Speaker 15: I was persecuted and prosecuted harder, some would say, than
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Speaker 15: virtually any other Jay six er. In fact, I was
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Speaker 15: called the King din the Top Banana, the guy who
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Speaker 15: planned the whole thing on January sixth. Of course, none
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Speaker 15: of that was true, and the government knew that even
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Speaker 15: when they sent a swat team to our farm here
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Speaker 15: in the Valley of Virginia, nearly murdered my wife and
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Speaker 15: started what became an odyssey for us for almost five years,
45:57
Speaker 15: fighting them all the way through being in solitary confinement,
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Speaker 15: being tortured of every dirty trick the government could come
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Speaker 15: up with a ten week jury trial at kangaroo court,
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Speaker 15: all of that, and we kept fighting and fighting and fighting.
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Speaker 15: So this is kind of an historical record, but it's
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Speaker 15: told as if I was just talking to you in
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Speaker 15: front of the fireplace.
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Speaker 19: Ron.
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Speaker 15: As you well know, I'm not an academician. I'm a
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Speaker 15: guy that just has a story to tell. And the
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Speaker 15: biggest reason I think that I continue to want to
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Speaker 15: get this word out is because Sharon and I saw
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Speaker 15: so much goodness from God through all of this. We
46:40
Speaker 15: were in a situation where we could not help ourselves.
46:45
Speaker 15: Truth and justice and innocence meant nothing. We were up
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Speaker 15: against an unworldly, incredible cabal that was brought down upon
46:56
Speaker 15: us by the Biden administration, just so much hatred. When
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Speaker 15: you've got people that will falsify evidence to born perjury,
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Speaker 15: what on earth can you do? And so Sharon and
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Speaker 15: I leaned into the Father and it was not a
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Speaker 15: backup plan. It was the original plan. We started from
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Speaker 15: the jump. In fact, I called out to him when
47:17
Speaker 15: they had automatic rifles and Sharon's face on our front
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Speaker 15: porch and she was a finger twitch away from dying.
47:24
Speaker 15: But we had to go through so much stuff, and
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Speaker 15: I've shared with you, Ron, I didn't really understand why
47:31
Speaker 15: we had to go through so many things. And many
47:33
Speaker 15: of your listeners might be going through tremendous trials, maybe
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Speaker 15: not quite like that, but something that seems overwhelming for them,
47:42
Speaker 15: and they say, God, when will this torment end? Lord?
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Speaker 15: How much of this do I have to endure? And
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Speaker 15: I look back now, I couldn't see it at the time.
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Speaker 15: And again, we only got three of this a few
47:56
Speaker 15: months ago. I mean I was still on the no
47:58
Speaker 15: fly list. I could still September about twenty twenty five
48:03
Speaker 15: would be that is that Malia. I had to figure out,
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Speaker 15: how long is this going? To go on, and I
48:09
Speaker 15: could not figure it out at the time. But if
48:12
Speaker 15: the Department of Justice had been honest, if they had
48:16
Speaker 15: done the right thing and said, oops, we made a mistake,
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Speaker 15: we got the wrong guy, instead of doubling down to
48:24
Speaker 15: improve their own chances of advancement and to secure for
48:29
Speaker 15: them pash bonuses, Yes, are real thing from the Department
48:33
Speaker 15: of Justice. When you get people convicted of something, a
48:36
Speaker 15: cash bonus up to a million dollars per conviction that
48:41
Speaker 15: most taxpayers don't know about. That if they had done that,
48:46
Speaker 15: would I be the same man that I am today.
48:49
Speaker 15: I don't think so. I don't think so. It took
48:52
Speaker 15: a long time, and I've come to understand that as
48:56
Speaker 15: we seek more grace from God, the Lord writes these
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Speaker 15: incredible emotions filled, tearful epics of our lives. He's not
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Speaker 15: writing a comic book, he's not writing on the back
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Speaker 15: of a postcard. He's writing an epic in us. And
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Speaker 15: I had to figure out what God was trying to
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Speaker 15: do in me. And the Bible talks about you have
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Speaker 15: to learn patience, you have to learn persistence, and that
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Speaker 15: builds character. How many times in the middle of the
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Speaker 15: night did I say God, how much dogone character can
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Speaker 15: I take? Stop the suffering? We were broke, We were
49:32
Speaker 15: beaten down physically and psychologically. But I am reminded that
49:37
Speaker 15: just because you are a character doesn't mean you necessarily
49:40
Speaker 15: have enough character. So as I laugh at myself, the
49:45
Speaker 15: biggest burden I had, ron and I've shared this with
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Speaker 15: you because you are such a dear brother, it was forgiveness.
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Speaker 15: The Bible is very clear that you have to practice forgiveness.
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Speaker 15: Of Phesians forces get rid of all betterness, rage and anger,
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Speaker 15: and multiple spots in the Bible says you have to
50:05
Speaker 15: learn forgiveness. That was the toughest thing. How do you
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Speaker 15: forgive someone who tortured you in a six by nine
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Speaker 15: concrete box, or someone who nearly murdered your wife, who
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Speaker 15: took every possession from you, money, farm, equipment, selectibles? How
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Speaker 15: do you forgive? Well, it's not about letting them off
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Speaker 15: the hook. I learned that it's about giving them forward
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Speaker 15: to God because sooner or later they're going to have
50:34
Speaker 15: to face some kind of judgment, whether they believe in
50:37
Speaker 15: God or not. Because He believes in them, They're going
50:40
Speaker 15: to have to face up to that. But for me
50:43
Speaker 15: to be able to go forward even as I was
50:45
Speaker 15: writing this book. As it happened, I had to forgive them,
50:51
Speaker 15: I had to turn away. I had to give it
50:53
Speaker 15: to God because it was the only way I could
50:55
Speaker 15: get their claws out of me. I'm too old, and
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Speaker 15: you know, I'd like to think I'm mature in my
51:02
Speaker 15: faith enough to say I can't live by the feud.
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Speaker 15: This is not the playground where somebody punches you in
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Speaker 15: the face and you punch back. They have a much
51:11
Speaker 15: larger punch. But we were able to escape all of
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Speaker 15: their treachery because God was with us. Normally, when you're
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Speaker 15: found guilty of something, and I should point out I
51:24
Speaker 15: had the best result of anybody who dared to go
51:28
Speaker 15: to trial in Washington, d C. I was found not
51:31
Speaker 15: guilty of three major felonies. The Supreme Court throughout another one.
51:36
Speaker 15: But I had twenty four twenty five months before I
51:41
Speaker 15: went to sentencing. That's where you stand there and the
51:43
Speaker 15: judge tells you what a creepo you are, and then
51:46
Speaker 15: how long he's going to throw you in jail for.
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Speaker 15: And on the tenth of January of last year, at
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Speaker 15: twenty twenty five, so there's only been a year. The
51:54
Speaker 15: judge said, mister Caldwell, the government has failed to meet
51:57
Speaker 15: this burden of proof that you're guilty. Go home and
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Speaker 15: good luck. And that was the culmination of all of it.
52:05
Speaker 15: And doll Leigh, we were waiting for this wonderful, wonderful
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Speaker 15: promised pardons and yet on the night that President Trump
52:14
Speaker 15: was inaugurated, there was no pardon for me. Now, that
52:19
Speaker 15: was very disappointing, and I could feel the rage coming
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Speaker 15: up in me. But the most important thing was the
52:24
Speaker 15: pardons for so many people who were still in prison
52:28
Speaker 15: so they could rejoin their family. That was the most
52:31
Speaker 15: important thing. And the pardon did come for me once
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Speaker 15: I quit worrying about it and handed it to God.
52:37
Speaker 15: Three months later it showed up. Are you still there?
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Speaker 5: Oh? Yeah.
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Speaker 4: One thing I wanted to announce before we go up
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Speaker 4: the air, is that real quick? This just in from
53:03
Speaker 4: bricks News. There are preliminary details emerging on President Trump's
53:08
Speaker 4: Greenland Deal. US missile defenses and their assets, including the
53:14
Speaker 4: Golden Dome factor into this plan that they're coming up
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Speaker 4: with a core objective countering Russian presence in the Arctic,
53:23
Speaker 4: the US gaining access to limited strategic land areas, and
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Speaker 4: the deal could trigger major US supported infrastructure projects, and
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Speaker 4: American firms would participate in Greenland's mineral development, and the
53:36
Speaker 4: arrangement would have no fixed end date at all. And
53:41
Speaker 4: so this is what they believe we're coming up with.
53:46
Speaker 4: You could see this coming into full fruition within a
53:50
Speaker 4: very short time. Well, folks, as we come to an
53:54
Speaker 4: end of another broadcast of the Fate, they auditioned the
53:57
Speaker 4: Run Edwards American experience. Now that I see that my
53:59
Speaker 4: time as I thank you so much for your time,
54:02
Speaker 4: and always at this time, I urge you to pray
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Speaker 4: for your nation, your family, your friends, and even your
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Speaker 4: enemies that they get a right before it's too late. Also,
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Speaker 4: my friends, treat of us the same way you want
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Speaker 4: to be treated. Until next time, I'm Ron Edwards, excelsoror.
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Speaker 15: Even you would be you would be, you would be
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Speaker 15: the US.
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