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Speaker 1: Welcome one and all to the run Everage American Experience.
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Speaker 1: I'm Ron Edwards, your radio refreshment too. Glad to be
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Speaker 1: back with you. I hope you had a great weekend
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Speaker 1: celebrating Father's and all that good stuff. And yeah, lots
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Speaker 1: of as usual. There's lots of interesting things going on
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Speaker 1: around our nation and across the world. Sees that Trump
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Speaker 1: is I guess he's starting to buck up again when
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Speaker 1: it comes to Iran. He has threatened that nation, saying
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Speaker 1: that if you close the strait and you won't have
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Speaker 1: a country. Sometimes when he makes these threats, I wish
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Speaker 1: that Iran would go ahead and do what they said
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Speaker 1: what they were going to do, to see if Trump
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Speaker 1: would really do it. Because when it comes to nations
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Speaker 1: like Iran and others that are Islamic dominated, the only
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Speaker 1: way you can truly deal with the Islamist is from
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Speaker 1: a position of strength and victory, because the United States
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Speaker 1: of America is the strongest nation in the world, possibly
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Speaker 1: the strongest in the history of our world. But the
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Speaker 1: problem is, if you don't have something that is called
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Speaker 1: pride in your nation, pride in the power of your nation,
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Speaker 1: no matter how strong you are, you're kind of like
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Speaker 1: a giant that just sits around, like a bumbling giant,
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Speaker 1: knowing you can crush anything around you, but you just don't.
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Speaker 1: No matter how bad the enemy is. We just continue
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Speaker 1: to have so much mercy on nations like Iran and others.
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Speaker 1: And you know, the question comes to mind, are we
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Speaker 1: supposed to Are we supposed to sit around and continue
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Speaker 1: to deal with these nations in a patient manner? And
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Speaker 1: the Trumpster is in kind of a real difficult position
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Speaker 1: because the right thing to do considering the history of Islamists,
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Speaker 1: the history of Iran, the history of the last forty
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Speaker 1: seven going on forty eight years, but the way Iran
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Speaker 1: has been tweaked, the United States, killing Americans, being behind
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Speaker 1: terrorist activities, damaging property not only in this country but
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Speaker 1: around the world, et cetera, et cetera, etcetera. And let's
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Speaker 1: not forget Iran did declare war on the United States
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Speaker 1: back in nineteen seventy nine, and it's been acting on
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Speaker 1: it terrorist style ever since. So since they did declare
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Speaker 1: war on the United States, I think it would be
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Speaker 1: appropriate for the United States to fully answer it. I
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Speaker 1: wasn't in favor of the United States getting involved in
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Speaker 1: the beginning, but once we became involved, then it common
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Speaker 1: sense to me that Okay, then the only appropriate outcomes
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Speaker 1: should be a massive victory to make it worth the
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Speaker 1: wild and the reason why I thought it wasn't wise
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Speaker 1: to go in there at this time because of what's
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Speaker 1: going on now. It's like stopping start, stop and start,
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Speaker 1: stop and start. There's so many opposition groups and individuals
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Speaker 1: within our own nation that makes it so politically difficult
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Speaker 1: to do not only the right thing concerning Iran, but
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Speaker 1: the right thing concerning so many issues beciding our republic.
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Speaker 1: Whether it comes to the illegal border crossers, if you
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Speaker 1: really believe that they're being massively deported right now, well,
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Speaker 1: I still have that big bridge to sell you that
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Speaker 1: goes right across Lake Erie from Cleveland to Canada. I
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Speaker 1: got we can start making beds, but if you really
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Speaker 1: believe that, and so, you know, and just any issue,
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Speaker 1: pick one. There's so many retards in the United States
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Speaker 1: now on the left, and because of other retards, you
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Speaker 1: have fifty to one hundred million illegals in this country,
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Speaker 1: many of whom are now allowed to vote in places
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Speaker 1: like New York, California and elsewhere. And then you have
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Speaker 1: seventy eight percent of Americans according to a survey that
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Speaker 1: I just read about this morning, that want the United
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Speaker 1: States to get out of the war right now. They
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Speaker 1: don't care if we win, lose, look stupid, whatever. Many
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Speaker 1: of them don't care want in fact, want President Trump
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Speaker 1: to look bad anyway. So of course they want them
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Speaker 1: to get out. Then they'll turn around and say, see,
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Speaker 1: we knew he couldn't do it, We knew the United
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Speaker 1: States couldn't do it. Why did he go in there?
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Speaker 1: So that's why I say that the Trumpster is between
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Speaker 1: a rock and a hard place. But you know what,
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Speaker 1: when you're between a rock and a hard place, what
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Speaker 1: you have to do is go straight ahead on what
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Speaker 1: is the right thing to do, no matter what. That's
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Speaker 1: that's the test of a great leader. Now, unlike any
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Speaker 1: other time in American history, with perhaps during the time
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Speaker 1: of the Vietnam War. You have so many scatter brains
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Speaker 1: in our country who, in my opinion, are very detrimental
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Speaker 1: to the ongoing greatness of our society. The percentage of
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Speaker 1: retards in this country is just astronomical. I would say
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Speaker 1: thirty five of Americans, and that doesn't include all the
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Speaker 1: illegals who joined the ranks with you know, with the Democrats,
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Speaker 1: the socialist Democrats, the Islamists who have taken over New
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Speaker 1: York City, who are taking over parts of Texas. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: big bad Texas. But the Islamists, they're taking over parts
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Speaker 1: of that state just as easy as they have done
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Speaker 1: so in New York, Michigan, Minnesota, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 1: et cetera. Why because there's too many scatterbrain Americans. Many
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Speaker 1: scatter brain I'm talking about people that were born in
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Speaker 1: this country who are so enamored with evil. They don't
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Speaker 1: want I'm evil properly dealt with. They don't There are
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Speaker 1: many Americans that don't even want dirt to be properly
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Speaker 1: dealt with. They don't want filth to be properly dealt with.
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Speaker 1: You don't believe me, well, let me tell you. My
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Speaker 1: friends in Washington, d C. They're having a protest on
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Speaker 1: behalf of the rights of algae. They're protesting on behalf
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Speaker 1: of algae because algae has reappeared in the reflecting pool
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Speaker 1: in Washington, d C. And they were celebrating the peeling
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Speaker 1: off of It's not paint, but the layer that was
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Speaker 1: put on there. And they were trying to say, you
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Speaker 1: see that was that was cheap, like we said, it
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Speaker 1: was just paint. It was just Trump didn't know what
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Speaker 1: he was doing. Well, he didn't know what he was doing.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't because of Trump or because of what was
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Speaker 1: put down there. It was because the vandals that went in.
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Speaker 1: They'd professionally sliced that stuff up. There is a three
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Speaker 1: hundred foot section that was just sliced. And because people
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Speaker 1: hate Trump so much, this is why I call them retards.
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Speaker 1: They hate him so much they'd rather things to be
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Speaker 1: messed up, that he fixed something because they wanted to
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Speaker 1: look bad. Those saying people were never out there protesting,
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Speaker 1: never upset when out of I forgot how many truckloads
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Speaker 1: of debris that they dragged out of the out of
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Speaker 1: the pool, the reflecting pool. I think it was about
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Speaker 1: eight I don't know how many these huge trucks debris
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Speaker 1: that had been piled up over the decades, rotting, and
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Speaker 1: because people in the United States who don't like our
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Speaker 1: country feel it's their duty to make sure it's filthy,
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Speaker 1: messed up, junked up, gunked up whatever, and want to
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Speaker 1: go after those who want to beautify and fix up
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Speaker 1: our country. So that's why I say he's between a
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Speaker 1: rock and a hard place. And that is why, though,
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Speaker 1: what you do, since it's a hard place on one
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Speaker 1: side and a rock on the other, is you forge
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Speaker 1: a head straight ahead and do the right thing, and
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Speaker 1: you know, the dunderheads be dammed. And that's what this
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Speaker 1: president has to do when it comes to Iran, whether
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Speaker 1: it comes to our border. Oh, by the way, the
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Speaker 1: border problems are up to we'll be talking about that
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Speaker 1: or he is a good guy. And because Letitia James
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Speaker 1: is a sworn enemy of President Trump and any patriot
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Speaker 1: for that matter, I'm trying to throw a wrench into
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Speaker 1: the process here. Because she figures if she endorses him,
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Speaker 1: maybe Trump will back off and choose somebody else. I
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Speaker 1: think that's a pretty uh hmm, that's a worthy question,
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Speaker 1: but one I don't have the answer to right now. Remember, well,
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Speaker 1: who can forget economy under Uncle Joe Biden? Well, because
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Speaker 1: of Uncle Joe Biden's migrant policies. Guess what they did.
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Speaker 1: They exacerbated affordability, the affordability crisis in housing, contributing to
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Speaker 1: thirty percent price hikes in major American cities. See a
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Speaker 1: lot of things that happen in one administration can for
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Speaker 1: a couple to three years, impact the next administration, for
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Speaker 1: the good or for the bad. A recent working paper
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Speaker 1: released by two economists working for the Federal Reserve Bank
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Speaker 1: of Dallas has suggested that illegal border crossers over the
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Speaker 1: Biden administration years contributed to as much as thirty percent
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Speaker 1: growth in recent years and a wopping thirty percent increase
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Speaker 1: in housing prices over the last five years. Wow, it's
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Speaker 1: the paper, you can find it. It's called the Impacts of
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Speaker 1: Unauthorized Immigration on US Labor and Housing markets. New evidence
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Speaker 1: from administrative microdata providing strong evidence to support the claim
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Speaker 1: that illegal border crossing has not only worsened an affordability
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Speaker 1: crisis in the United States of America, but as one
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Speaker 1: of its key drivers. Even under this very moment, for years,
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Speaker 1: America has faced a chronic shortage of housing, a problem
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Speaker 1: that is most acute in metropolitan areas, where the number
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Speaker 1: of new homes being built has severely lagged the skyrocketing
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Speaker 1: demand because of the overflooding of our country with illegal
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Speaker 1: border crossers. And by the way, that should not even
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Speaker 1: be a factor technically when it comes to the demand
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Speaker 1: for housing, because if you're illegal, you shouldn't be here.
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Speaker 1: And as far as I'm concerned the illegals, there should
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Speaker 1: be no concern about housing. For housing for the eagles,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't care if they're out in the middle of
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Speaker 1: an Iowa snowstorm in the middle of January, I would
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Speaker 1: not care. They chose to take Uncle Joe Biden up
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Speaker 1: on his invitation to come to this country illegally, and hey,
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Speaker 1: that's their decision, and then they should suffer for it,
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Speaker 1: and that should be the end of the story. Also,
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Speaker 1: looking at other things, something that the left are very
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Speaker 1: very angry about, Trump has cleaned up Washington.
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Speaker 4: D C.
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Speaker 1: Releasing amazing list of renovations, including forty five restored monuments,
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Speaker 1: twenty eight restored statues, and eight statues either installed or reinstalled.
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Speaker 1: And yet I'm looking at a picture of a protest
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Speaker 1: because people are angry over the beautification of the nation's capital.
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Speaker 1: European leaders who ruined their own countries with their open
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Speaker 1: borders policies are now criticizing President Trump for protecting the
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Speaker 1: United States of America, And people wonder why I throw
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Speaker 1: the word retard out there. I mean, how retarded can
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Speaker 1: can can can these leaders be? They ruined their own countries,
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Speaker 1: letting in these hyenas, okay, two legged hyaenas that are
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Speaker 1: literally ruining their nations or in some cases, the nations
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Speaker 1: and some of their cities are already ruined, almost beyond repair.
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Speaker 1: And yet they're criticizing President Trump for trying to protect
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Speaker 1: the United States border. That's crazy. It's like misery loves company.
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Speaker 1: I guess that's I guess the best way to describe that. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we screwed up our nations, so we want you to
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Speaker 1: screw up yours. You should have continued what Biden was
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Speaker 1: doing so you could be ruined just as bad as
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Speaker 1: we are. No a Pseudanese asylum seeker, was arrested on
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Speaker 1: June ninth of this year for an attempting beheading. Showed
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Speaker 1: the attacker saddled the victim, repeatedly stabbing him in the
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Speaker 1: head before drawing the knife across his neck. And this
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Speaker 1: is in Europe, in Belfast and these That's not the
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Speaker 1: only example, by the way, where they've tried to cut
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Speaker 1: the heads off of people. That's just one they got
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Speaker 1: caught by the media. But let me tell you something,
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Speaker 1: that kind of activity in Europe is more often than
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Speaker 1: you might think, and stabbings throughout Europe are happening, is often,
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Speaker 1: if not more so, as shootings here in the United States.
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Speaker 1: And I've stated that for years. Okay, I could compare
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Speaker 1: London criminal numbers to those of Chicago or New York.
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Speaker 1: And while in New York and Chicago people were getting
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Speaker 1: shot at basically the same rate, people were getting stabbed
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Speaker 1: in London, and people didn't want to believe that, they
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Speaker 1: didn't want to see that, and they didn't even want
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Speaker 1: to know that because they were on a blind mission
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Speaker 1: just to get guns out of the hands of we,
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Speaker 1: the people of the United States of America. And they
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Speaker 1: wouldn't want those other kind of facts to get out there,
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Speaker 1: because then they would be shown to be the hypocrites
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Speaker 1: that they are. It's not about reducing crime, it's about
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Speaker 1: setting Americans up to be in a position where they
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Speaker 1: would be less able to defend their rights. See, because
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Speaker 1: you can't do much of a job defending your rights
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Speaker 1: when it comes to knives against government guns. But if
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Speaker 1: everyone is armed, people will think twice. Just like, in
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Speaker 1: some cities where they know people have a lot of guns,
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Speaker 1: you don't see many break ins. You really don't. I
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Speaker 1: really believe that. In fact, I know that. But in
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Speaker 1: areas where they know it's very leftist oriented, many people
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Speaker 1: cannot have guns, and if they do, the use of
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Speaker 1: those guns even for self protection or are so limited
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Speaker 1: and so restricted, people are more hesitant to have their
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Speaker 1: guns available to protect their own lives, except for the
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Speaker 1: very brave who understand it's still better to need the
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Speaker 1: services of a jury of twelve than six pall bearers.
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Speaker 1: So I'm one of those who would take his chance
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Speaker 1: on the twelve jurors, because once you lose your life
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Speaker 1: in the hands of a thug, that's it. That's it, Charlie.
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Speaker 1: But we the people in the United States of America
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Speaker 1: have our work really cut out for us. And you know,
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Speaker 1: as I often say, PG time is over. It's done,
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Speaker 1: and it's bare knuckle time. It's bare knuckle fighting fighting time,
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Speaker 1: no gloves, no rules. It's either lose or victory. I'm
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Speaker 1: Ron Edwards. I shall return.
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Speaker 1: good news in our world. President Trump today congratulated Alardo
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Speaker 1: months that are trying to stray away from the perils
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Speaker 1: United States can get back on track when it comes
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Speaker 1: to making right decisions. What do you mean by that? Ron, Well,
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Speaker 1: when it comes to individuals like John Thune in the
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Speaker 1: American Senate, let us not forget that that gentleman needs
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Speaker 1: to be primaried out. He along with several other Rhino Republicans,
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Speaker 1: literally hate They don't just disagree with President Trump on
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Speaker 1: every leftist Democrat you can find. And that is why
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Speaker 1: to have a victory so far. When it comes to
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Speaker 1: phone lines. Be polite when you when you do, but
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Speaker 1: America Act is not passed, all the other great things
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Speaker 1: that are happening, it'll be like if you fill up
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Speaker 1: a big tank with water, right and you put your
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Speaker 1: fish in there and everything looks good, and then someone
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Speaker 1: else comes along and taps a little hole in the back,
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Speaker 1: and you don't see it at first, and the water's
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Speaker 1: just stripping out, drip drip, drip, drip drip. And after
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Speaker 1: several days, one day you come back and oops, it's
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Speaker 1: empty and your fiss are flopping on the bottom. This
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Speaker 1: is what the left is trying to do to this country.
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Speaker 1: For everything good that the president does and others as well,
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Speaker 1: they're trying to to the back door, and some in
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Speaker 1: some cases to the front door. Off set it with
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Speaker 1: something negative, fix up the reflecting pool, damage the reflecting pool,
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Speaker 1: try to seal the border. Then you watch, now the
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Speaker 1: Mexican cartel is back at our border. Some have slipped
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Speaker 1: into our country. I know. The Trumpster like you say,
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Speaker 1: we've had no we've had no illegals coming in. That's
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Speaker 1: not true. Very few, it's true. And when you say
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Speaker 1: it's been very few, but I few have gotten in,
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Speaker 1: and some of them are literal cartel members. Thank god
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Speaker 1: most of them are being caught, and that the number
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Speaker 1: is not great, thank god for that. But still some
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Speaker 1: of them have been sleep sneaking in. And I keep
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Speaker 1: telling you, see the other side, they never I guess
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Speaker 1: they don't. If you're a leftist you don't need sleep
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Speaker 1: or something. They are just on and on and on
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Speaker 1: and on and on, and they're driven by their philosophy. Now,
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Speaker 1: imagine how much more potent our side could be if
34:31
Speaker 1: we were as dedicated to righteousness. I mean all the
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Speaker 1: way up and down the board, from economics to education
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Speaker 1: to you name it. But if we were as dedicated
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Speaker 1: to making sure that the right things are done in
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Speaker 1: our republic as the left is, we would roll over
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Speaker 1: them like nothing. There would be nothing in our way,
34:53
Speaker 1: there would be nothing we could not do. But because
34:57
Speaker 1: we have been so slack on our side, people like
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Speaker 1: doctor Fauci, although there's been a lot of exposure, all
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Speaker 1: this stuff has been coming out on him that I'm
35:11
Speaker 1: looking at a big picture of him in the midst
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Speaker 1: of all this exposure. He's laughing. It's like an and
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Speaker 1: what's gonna do? What you're going to do? Boo boo.
35:25
Speaker 1: You know, they bedraggled this on so long so that
35:28
Speaker 1: now a lot of the stuff that's coming out cannot
35:31
Speaker 1: be enforced upon because there's something called the statute of limitations,
35:39
Speaker 1: and so the only thing that you know that can
35:42
Speaker 1: happen of any justice to doctor Fauci would be street
35:46
Speaker 1: justice or something like that. That's about the only thing
35:48
Speaker 1: I can think of now. So here we are, I
36:00
Speaker 1: mean people like a mayor smirk face. Karen Bass of
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles has gotten away with allowing the fires to burn.
36:11
Speaker 1: She goes to Africa. I don't know to speak Swahilia
36:17
Speaker 1: or learn Swahilia or something. I don't know what she
36:19
Speaker 1: did over there. Well, a big fire started because they
36:25
Speaker 1: drained two giant reservoirs. Knowing the danger. Everyone on planet
36:31
Speaker 1: Earth knows that this time of the year, right, it
36:34
Speaker 1: gets very, very dry in California. It's not the hottest
36:39
Speaker 1: weather in the country. It's with the exception of our
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Speaker 1: Death Valley and Los Angeles gets pretty hot now, But
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Speaker 1: for the most part, California is not the hottest, doesn't
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Speaker 1: get as hot on a long term basis, like for example,
36:50
Speaker 1: Arizona Phoenix. They really smoke over there. But back to California,
36:58
Speaker 1: those fires could have been put out easily. But it
37:03
Speaker 1: was a setup. And even if it wasn't technically their
37:08
Speaker 1: quotes a setup, when you look at it, it really was
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Speaker 1: a setup because why would you make sure that the
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Speaker 1: reservoirs that have been used historically to put out fires,
37:20
Speaker 1: Why would they be empty? Why would you empty out
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Speaker 1: a source of water in a place that does not
37:26
Speaker 1: get much water during this time of the year anyway,
37:32
Speaker 1: And then you have a fire and you burn out
37:36
Speaker 1: particular areas. And I'm not going to let these kinds
37:42
Speaker 1: of subjects go because you know, we know it happened
37:45
Speaker 1: in Hawaii and the people are just now getting back
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Speaker 1: on their feet and starting to get their land back
37:51
Speaker 1: and build their houses back in Hawaii. But here in Canada,
37:56
Speaker 1: I mean here in California kind of gets mixed up
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Speaker 1: this time of the year. It's warm in Canada too,
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Speaker 1: and California is being run more like Canada, so you know,
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Speaker 1: it's easy to get it mixed up there based upon policies.
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Speaker 1: But in California, well, you've had these stupid asenine policies
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Speaker 1: going on for many years, such as draining the reservoir,
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Speaker 1: and the last time I checked, they're still not filled
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Speaker 1: with water. And they killed the San Fernando Valley, which
38:33
Speaker 1: used to be the salad bowl of the world, filled
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Speaker 1: with the illegals. It's now a dusty land of illegals.
38:45
Speaker 1: But none of the stuff would be so big in
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Speaker 1: would an organization like this still be allowed tax exempt status?
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Speaker 1: who died at one hundred years of age, and for
45:47
Speaker 1: many years he served very well. He did very good
45:50
Speaker 1: work under the Reagan administration lowering interest rates, and you
45:55
Speaker 1: always encourage to lower taxes and things of that nature.
45:58
Speaker 1: But towards the end of his tenure, he opened the
46:03
Speaker 1: floodgates to giving special privileges to large organizations, promoting bailouts,
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Speaker 1: huge bailouts of very wealthy organizations. And I think that's
46:19
Speaker 1: where he kind of went off the rails. And you
46:24
Speaker 1: know that that has had a negative impact on our
46:27
Speaker 1: economy ever since. That practice of the huge bailouts. Well, again,
46:36
Speaker 1: I want to mention these pro algae protests in Washington,
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Speaker 1: d C. I'm bringing it up again because I mean,
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Speaker 1: you just this, no matter how low the left goes,
46:52
Speaker 1: it's like that there's a never ending hole. They find
46:56
Speaker 1: a never ending hole, and they just keep digging and
46:58
Speaker 1: keep digging and digging, and they keep being allowed to
47:06
Speaker 1: damage this republic. Now most of these people out there
47:10
Speaker 1: are adults, but these people are parents, teachers, et cetera.
47:15
Speaker 1: And so they have a negative impact, long term impact
47:18
Speaker 1: on our society. Remember, every generation of these way out wackos,
47:25
Speaker 1: they continue to infiltrate the minds of increasing large numbers
47:31
Speaker 1: of American youth. And I'm bringing this up because as
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Speaker 1: I speak, sixty seven percent of young Americans have a
47:38
Speaker 1: very favorable view of socialism. That concerns me because when
47:44
Speaker 1: you look at certain cities like Chicago, New York, Baltimore
47:51
Speaker 1: once again Detroit. Detroit had gotten out from under that
47:55
Speaker 1: with Mayor Duggan, but they're back under it now with
47:58
Speaker 1: Mayor Sheffield. These socialist policies that go against private sector business.
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Speaker 1: My wife and I know a nice couple that owned
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Speaker 1: the business in downtown Detroit, so nice clothing and things
48:17
Speaker 1: of that nature. Very nice place too. It was very
48:20
Speaker 1: cool business. They took over a large warehouse area, and
48:24
Speaker 1: when you do warehouses nice, it's really it's really cool.
48:29
Speaker 1: And they have been there several years under the Dugan
48:32
Speaker 1: administration and they were doing business, doing great business, and
48:37
Speaker 1: then the new administration took over running things the way
48:41
Speaker 1: they used to in Detroit, before this good administration that
48:44
Speaker 1: revitalized downtown, and they're getting back to the more socialist
48:48
Speaker 1: policies and hey, they said we got to go, We've
48:52
Speaker 1: got to go, and they're gone. And so we already
48:57
Speaker 1: have pockets of socialism in America and we see the
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Speaker 1: after effects. And what boggles my mind is that the
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Speaker 1: majority of these young people that are in favor of
49:07
Speaker 1: socialism grew up in nice suburban households and they themselves
49:13
Speaker 1: do not want to live in the communities that have
49:16
Speaker 1: been most impacted by socialism in America. But yet they
49:21
Speaker 1: turn around and say, well, this is what we're in
49:23
Speaker 1: support of. Why Because it comes down to indoctrination in
49:28
Speaker 1: the classroom and if they go to church, mostly your
49:31
Speaker 1: ministers are socialists, just as many ministers in America today
49:38
Speaker 1: wouldn't know what's right anymore than the average professor than
49:44
Speaker 1: the average nutty professor at any given university in America.
49:48
Speaker 1: And that is a shame. That is why morality has
49:52
Speaker 1: taken a back seat to immorality. And when you have immorality,
50:00
Speaker 1: thought base is corrupted. And so you have a John
50:05
Speaker 1: Thune who comes from that mindset, you have a Makowski,
50:12
Speaker 1: you have many others in government and elsewhere who have
50:15
Speaker 1: such a rotten headed mindset and their thoughts are corrupted.
50:21
Speaker 1: Thus their actions are also corruptive to society. And guess
50:27
Speaker 1: who's left holding the bag. Yep, you and I the taxpayers,
50:32
Speaker 1: we're left holding the bag. The bag of debt.
50:38
Speaker 14: What is it?
50:39
Speaker 1: Forty one trillion dollars now, and see that debt could
50:43
Speaker 1: be reduced greatly. Then you have the better reserve board.
50:50
Speaker 1: They say, well, we're not going to say we're not
50:52
Speaker 1: talking about anymore. We're not going to have any more
50:55
Speaker 1: conversations at least for the time being, about possible interest
51:00
Speaker 1: rate cuts. Now, I may not be a highly paid economist,
51:06
Speaker 1: but I know enough to understand that there needs to
51:10
Speaker 1: be rate cuts. Now, I would start off gradually with
51:15
Speaker 1: a twenty five percent rate cut. See how that goes.
51:23
Speaker 1: Then in a few months another one. You have to
51:27
Speaker 1: do these things incrementally, but I would initiate rate cuts
51:32
Speaker 1: so that things couldn't get any worse than they are.
51:37
Speaker 1: And considering everything, including the high interest rates, the economy
51:41
Speaker 1: of the United States of America is doing pretty darn well,
51:46
Speaker 1: one of the best economies in the world. With all
51:48
Speaker 1: the impediments that have been thrown against it by the
51:52
Speaker 1: Rhinos and the Democrats. And the main reason why it's
51:56
Speaker 1: doing as well because we the American people, continue to work,
51:59
Speaker 1: go about our business, doing what we can do in
52:01
Speaker 1: the private sector to grind out a path to prosperity.
52:08
Speaker 1: And out of that prosperity comes what tax dollars, which
52:11
Speaker 1: goes into the coffers of the government, which waste most
52:14
Speaker 1: of it, which creates the debt. And it's just a
52:17
Speaker 1: vicious circle. And if something is not brought to heal
52:22
Speaker 1: and then very near future gets what's going to happen.
52:25
Speaker 1: That debt is going to roll back on our economy
52:29
Speaker 1: and crush it like a giant boulder would crush an ant.
52:35
Speaker 1: And so we have to wake up out of this
52:36
Speaker 1: stupor this retarded sphere that we're in now and break
52:40
Speaker 1: out of this and start demanding the right thing. See,
52:46
Speaker 1: we need more domestic action than Iranian action. That's why
52:51
Speaker 1: Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum is saying that she wants Mexico
52:55
Speaker 1: to resume shipments of oil to Cuba. Now. President Trump
52:59
Speaker 1: is directly dealing with Koba right now, and she sees
53:04
Speaker 1: that the Trumpster is being distracted by the Iranian crisis
53:10
Speaker 1: and other things. But we need to re establish actions
53:14
Speaker 1: based upon the Monroe doctrine here in the Western Hemisphere
53:17
Speaker 1: and clean up this area, this part of the world.
53:21
Speaker 1: And then once we clean out our nation and get
53:24
Speaker 1: ourselves in a more stable, strong position, then do what
53:28
Speaker 1: then turn around, if need be, destroy Iran. But we
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Speaker 1: need to get the Iranians and the fellow terrorists out
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Speaker 1: of this country first. Remember they even locked up the
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Speaker 1: Japanese when we went to war with Japan. Well, we
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Speaker 1: don't need to lock them up today the terrorists. Just
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Speaker 1: get them out and if they insist on staying, put
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Speaker 1: them on alcatraz. Anyway, it is what it is.
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Speaker 10: That's all, folks, tags that stage right.
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Speaker 1: And now that I see that my time is up,
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Speaker 1: I thank you so much for your time. It's always
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Speaker 1: a great time to be with thee And as I
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Speaker 1: always say, at this particular time, remember to pray for
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Speaker 1: your nation, pray for your family, pray for your friends
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Speaker 1: and even your enemies that they get right before it's
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Speaker 1: too late. Don't forget to treat up as the same
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Speaker 1: way you want to be treated. Until next time, my friends,
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Speaker 1: I'm on Edwards, Excelsior, you should make.
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Speaker 13: The new collection to everyone. Lest me the way, the
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Speaker 13: way everyone.
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Speaker 1: Because I don't come.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 5: In my mind.
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Speaker 1: I'm gone another my don't telling one another.
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Speaker 3: You're bold men another.
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Speaker 1: Now jellomys t.
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Speaker 3: The body was ball.
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Speaker 1: With the night, all the sympathy lose.
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Speaker 3: The day of the day.
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Speaker 1: We change the day away.
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Speaker 5: Let them know we're not afraid to buy the ball
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Speaker 5: the brown.
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Speaker 8: Don't another my bot, Trust one another,