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Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, It's the Ron Edwards American Experienced Talk
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Speaker 4: Show where our unalienable rights are celebrated. And now your
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Speaker 5: Good day, good day, Hello, and how are you. I'm
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Speaker 5: not Edwards and welcome to the Ron Edwards American Experienced
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Speaker 5: Talk Show. You know, my friends, you can never trust libertarians. Yep,
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Speaker 5: you can't. You just can't. If you want to fix
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Speaker 5: America's problems, do not, and I say again, do not
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Speaker 5: get libertarians deeply involved. In my humble opinion, they're no
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Speaker 5: better than democrats. They're they're they're people that pretend to
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Speaker 5: love and respect our constitution, but they usually tend to
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Speaker 5: lean on the side of Democrats because libertarians are for
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Speaker 5: the most part, in my humble opinion, not concern about
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Speaker 5: making America a better place. They're always finding ways to
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Speaker 5: to to point out avenues to give wrongdoers and advantage,
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Speaker 5: or to point out where wrongdoers have these special rights
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Speaker 5: over those who are trying to clean up our nation.
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Speaker 5: For example, for example, Washington d C. Mayor Amuriel Bowser
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Speaker 5: also who's not a libertarian, but of course, a famous
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Speaker 5: Democrat called President Donald Trump's order to deploy eight hundred
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Speaker 5: National Guards members to help law enforcement fight crime in
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Speaker 5: the city authoritarian push. Well, she's right. You know why
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Speaker 5: she's right, because the president has the authority to clean
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Speaker 5: up the capital and I'm glad that she was smart
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Speaker 5: enough to recognize that. Of course, she disagrees with it,
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Speaker 5: and in her adult brain, she thought by saying, oh,
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Speaker 5: this is an authoritarian push, she thought that she would
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Speaker 5: be harming the president by describing it. He's exercising his
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Speaker 5: constitutionally manned data authority. You people, Mayor Bowser and your
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Speaker 5: city council there are incapable, Oh no, that's the wrong word,
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Speaker 5: unwilling to clean up the crime in the capital city.
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Speaker 5: And in addition to that, you people, Mayor Bowser and
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Speaker 5: your cohorts are purposefully and have been on a multi
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Speaker 5: year mission to literally destroy the capital of the United
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Speaker 5: States of America. And one might ask, well, why is that. Well,
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Speaker 5: it's the same reason that Brandon Johnson of Chicago is
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Speaker 5: trying to destroy that city, the same reason the mayor
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Speaker 5: of Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, New York, Baltimore, Gary, Indiana,
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Speaker 5: and the list goes on and on. Wherever Democrats are,
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Speaker 5: they are literally purposefully on the mission to destroy that community.
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Speaker 5: And why are they doing that well, because if you
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Speaker 5: study the actions and the words of these mayors, it
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Speaker 5: all adds up to one word communism. See, they're all
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Speaker 5: linked philosophically, and they're in agreement with their I guess
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Speaker 5: they're a little god. They're dead God, Joseph Stalin and
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Speaker 5: the other one Karl Marx, people of that ILK or
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Speaker 5: modern day communists like Al Sharpton, and destroying this country.
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Speaker 5: That's all that this is all about. She's pissed off
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Speaker 5: because the President of the United States says, you know what,
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Speaker 5: We're going to clean up this capital. And the President
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Speaker 5: pointed out something that I have recognized for many years.
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Speaker 5: When dignitaries from around the world come to our country
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Speaker 5: and they see the nation's capital. Well he didn't say this,
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Speaker 5: but I will say that as they're breezing through the
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Speaker 5: streets of the capital on their way to the White
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Speaker 5: House or the Capital or wherever they're going to meet
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Speaker 5: the president, by the time they reach their destination, looking
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Speaker 5: at the current conditions of the capital of the United States.
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Speaker 5: By the time they reach their destination, their respect for
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Speaker 5: America is diminished by ten to twenty percent. Why why
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Speaker 5: why is that? Because it's really easy to understand. It's
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Speaker 5: logically for them to conclude, well, my goodness, they're not
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Speaker 5: taking care of their own space. That means that many
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Speaker 5: other things could be out of whack. That's all. People
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Speaker 5: judge you by what they see, whether you take care
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Speaker 5: of your body, if you're out of shape, if you
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Speaker 5: look like Olive Oil the tweelike figure, or if you
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Speaker 5: look like a blimpy like mister Blimpy, people judge you.
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Speaker 5: If your city's are raggedy, people judge you. You look
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Speaker 5: at the cities of India, and the conditions of the
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Speaker 5: cities of India is what Mayor Bowser in every Democrat
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Speaker 5: mayor in the United States of America is trying to replicate.
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Speaker 5: Here here in our country, we're supposed to be the
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Speaker 5: greatest nation in the world, and yet we have some
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Speaker 5: of the most unsafe and in some cases like Gary, Indiana,
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Speaker 5: most rundown cities on the planet, and those things, those
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Speaker 5: conditions do not bode well for what is supposed to
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Speaker 5: be the greatest nation in the world. Now, getting back
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Speaker 5: to what I was saying about libertarians judging upon Atanne.
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Speaker 5: Every time I see him, with the exception of one
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Speaker 5: time recently, he's always coming on particularly Newsmax, every morning,
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Speaker 5: and he's always finding ways to describe how wrong it is,
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Speaker 5: for example, for the President of the United States to
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Speaker 5: seek to try to he in fact, he this morning
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Speaker 5: said that he agrees with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals,
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Speaker 5: which covers a great swath of the western United States.
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Speaker 5: He agrees with the ruling that the president doesn't not
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Speaker 5: have the authority to go after illegals basically unless he
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Speaker 5: catches them and right in the middle of committing a crime.
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Speaker 5: You just can't go in and have these roundups of people. Well,
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Speaker 5: nine times out of ten, you're not going to catch
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Speaker 5: them in the act of a crime. But he conveniently
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Speaker 5: ignores the fact if they're criminals, because they're here illegally
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Speaker 5: in the first place, and they deserve to be kicked out.
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Speaker 5: And if they're families who are here go to Nutsville,
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Speaker 5: they should go with them. I don't believe in breaking
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Speaker 5: up family. I agree with Tom Holman who said, hey,
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Speaker 5: we don't have to break up the families. We can
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Speaker 5: ship them out together. They get a family package. By now,
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Speaker 5: these people, these libertarians, are always trying to find ways
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Speaker 5: to give special privileges in recognition and rights to wrongdoers.
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Speaker 5: They're the same way with the Islamists. They totally ignore
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Speaker 5: the horrible things that Islamists are doing. I'll just stick
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Speaker 5: to this country. They ignore the fact that it's public knowledge,
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Speaker 5: it is in writing or in print, both on paper
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Speaker 5: and in the Internet, the plots and plans of the
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Speaker 5: Islamists to take over the United States of America by
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Speaker 5: using our laws against us and in encroaching and gaining
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Speaker 5: power and authority. There are already examples of this am
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Speaker 5: Tramic Michigan and Dearborn as Stan, Michigan. Both places have
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Speaker 5: been officially taken over by the Islamists, and they both
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Speaker 5: operate under Sharia law, which means you can beat the
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Speaker 5: crap out of your wife, beat her to death if
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Speaker 5: you want to. You can kill your daughter if she
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Speaker 5: looks at a Western guy, etcetera, etcetera. But yet libertarians
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Speaker 5: will look the other way, and if you speak out
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Speaker 5: against these things, and they'll try to figure out ways
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Speaker 5: to say that, hey, you're obstructing their constitutional rights. Well,
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Speaker 5: wait a minute. The Islamists say that they're not compatible
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Speaker 5: with our constitutionally limited way of life, and I've seen
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Speaker 5: signs of theirs that say to hell with freedom. But
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Speaker 5: libertarians ignore that and will call me a bigot for
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Speaker 5: speaking out against the Islamists who want to topple this
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Speaker 5: very republic and have already toppled other places around the world. Libertarians, man,
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Speaker 5: you gotta watch out. They're dangerous bunch. The Cato Institute
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Speaker 5: another libertarian a libertarian organization, used to be pretty good
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Speaker 5: back in the day, but they've gone off the rails.
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Speaker 5: You couldn't tell the difference between them and Democrats. It's
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Speaker 5: you know we need to cut that because so much
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Speaker 5: of the us A never went to the stated goals
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Speaker 5: of helping the people. These corrupt governments around the world,
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Speaker 5: they take most of the money, and guess what, the
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Speaker 5: people still have their bloated stomachs and their horrible conditions.
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Speaker 5: I think one of the things, if you really want
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Speaker 5: to help nations around the world, there needs to be
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Speaker 5: a dramatic change in how the United States helps other countries.
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Speaker 5: And I would also pass this on to a lot
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Speaker 5: of Christian organizations that evangelize around the world and they
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Speaker 5: give aid to people in places like South America and Africa, etc.
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Speaker 5: And you know, there's an old saying that you can
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Speaker 5: give a guy a meal, you can give him a fish,
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Speaker 5: but you can teach him how to fish. And if
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Speaker 5: you teach him how to fish, he'll continue eating on
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Speaker 5: his own and build from there. And I think for
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Speaker 5: too long we've been saying here you go and like
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Speaker 5: little robins in a little nest, and they just got
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Speaker 5: their little hands out peep. You know, you hear the
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Speaker 5: little squeak, squeak, squeak, and you know it's just we
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Speaker 5: have to change. You know. People should have dignity. Nations
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Speaker 5: should learn to have dignity, like Nigeria. For example, Nigeria
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Speaker 5: is one of the greatest oil producing nations on Earth
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Speaker 5: and there is no reason that starvation should be prevalent
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Speaker 5: in Nigeria. There is no reason why communities in Nigeria
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Speaker 5: that want plumbing should not have plumbing. There is no
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Speaker 5: reason that in Nigeria that the only skyscrapers that are
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Speaker 5: built are because of foreign money, particularly from China. Same
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Speaker 5: thing for Nairobi, Kenyon. You see these beautiful pictures of
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Speaker 5: Nairobi Kenyon, I was so naive. I'm like, oh man,
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Speaker 5: this is great. The black folks in Nigeria, they're really
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Speaker 5: getting it together. In Nairobi. Rather, they're really getting it together.
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Speaker 5: And I find out all those new beautiful sparkling buildings
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Speaker 5: and high rise apartment buildings really looks impressive. It's all
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Speaker 5: foreign aid and for you know, foreign foreign built. So
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Speaker 5: it's a tragedy that the only people on Earth that
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Speaker 5: have not on their own ever built anything great were
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Speaker 5: the Africans. And the only reason that there are great
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Speaker 5: buildings there now, beautiful skylines like in Nairobi, are because
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Speaker 5: of China money. China. I don't know what happened. I
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Speaker 5: have an idea of what happened, but I won't get
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Speaker 5: into it today. It would caught, which caused that lack
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Speaker 5: of development. I mean, when you think about it, during
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Speaker 5: the time of the Roman Empire, you had running water,
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Speaker 5: which meant you had plumbing, and in some circle they
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Speaker 5: had hot and cold water, and you had the aqueducts,
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Speaker 5: and you could get water all over Rome, including running
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Speaker 5: water into your house. They were that advanced in many
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Speaker 5: other areas too. They could pipe in heat, and I
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Speaker 5: never understood why was it that. And even in China
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Speaker 5: you go all the way back to gang As Khan
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Speaker 5: and before they had great buildings. Same thing in Japan,
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Speaker 5: great buildings. And then when you looked at Africa, the
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Speaker 5: only buildings they had were one story, one level, not
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Speaker 5: even a full story one level, and they were built
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Speaker 5: with mud and grass. That was it, mud and grass,
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Speaker 5: no running water, no nothing. And that is why when
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Speaker 5: the white man did arrive start beginning in the fourteen hundreds,
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Speaker 5: they were shocked at the dramatic differences. And when you know,
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Speaker 5: sometimes people would tell me what it was because of
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Speaker 5: the false gods that they went after. Well, if you
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Speaker 5: look at the Mayan and the Aztecs, they had many
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Speaker 5: of the same advancements that the Roman Empire did. The
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Speaker 5: Mayans were in South America, so one has. It's just
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Speaker 5: one of those things that makes you think and wonder
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Speaker 5: what was the difference, what happened or what did not
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Speaker 5: happen that created this inability to innovate and create. Well,
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Speaker 5: one of the practices that did happen in Africa was
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Speaker 5: that in one particular tribe, if there was a family
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Speaker 5: or a group of people that started achieving and they
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Speaker 5: were creating and becoming wealthy, and they would be feted
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Speaker 5: for maybe a year and treated like royalty. Then all
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Speaker 5: of a sudden, after about a year, they would all
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Speaker 5: be killed and the kings would take their wealth. And
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Speaker 5: this practice was going on for many centuries, long before
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Speaker 5: the Muslims first first took over and started enslaving blacks,
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Speaker 5: and way longer before the white men came in and
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Speaker 5: started in slaving blacks, which by the way, was invited
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Speaker 5: by blacks who had defeated other tribes, and they would
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Speaker 5: give their the people that they victor. They were victory,
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Speaker 5: they had victory over to these oppressors. And so you
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Speaker 5: have these developments throughout history. And so many times I'm
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Speaker 5: bringing all this up because here in the United States
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Speaker 5: of America you have people that are running around blaming
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Speaker 5: everyone else for their problems, especially in the inner cities
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Speaker 5: of America. You're the reason for my problem, You're They're
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Speaker 5: like Oprah when she would say you got a car,
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Speaker 5: you got a car. They're like, you're the reason for
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Speaker 5: my problem. You're the reason for my problem. You're the
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Speaker 5: never picking up a mirror and looking at themselves and
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Speaker 5: saying you know what, maybe there are things that I'm
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Speaker 5: doing or not doing that are causing many of the
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Speaker 5: problems and setbacks in my own life. We all have
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Speaker 5: to take inventory of our lives, all of us. Some
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Speaker 5: take less inventory than others. There's some people that never
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Speaker 5: ever took inventory for centuries and one of the and
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Speaker 5: believe it or not, by taking inventory and looking at
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Speaker 5: oneself and seeing what's right or wrong and governing yourself accordingly,
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Speaker 5: and how you govern yourself dictates as to whether you
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Speaker 5: will make advancements, be stuck where you are, or digress.
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Speaker 5: And so I think these kinds of principles need to
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Speaker 5: be talked about in churches and family around the in families,
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Speaker 5: around the dinner table. Children need to be taught about
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Speaker 5: how maybe some of the problems you're experiencing are self induced.
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Speaker 5: Here's how you can overcome this, Here's how you can advance,
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Speaker 5: Here's how you can at least not get worse. And So,
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Speaker 5: when I see people today, whether it's students at har
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Speaker 5: Harvard University or wherever, picking up this big habit of
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Speaker 5: pointing to everyone else and blaming everyone else for their problems,
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Speaker 5: then these different factions and groups and individuals coming together.
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Speaker 5: Whether it's the guy who's running for mayor of New
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Speaker 5: York City, they all or a student at Harvard or
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Speaker 5: a guy in the ghetto, they all have one thing
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Speaker 5: in common. They're blaming everyone else for problems, and they
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Speaker 5: want to destroy everything else around them and everyone else
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Speaker 5: and bring everything down rather than trying to seek solutions
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Speaker 5: to real problems, so that a rising tide can rise
23:21
Speaker 5: all boats, at least starting with themselves. But yet many
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Speaker 5: people are brought into the habit or the desire to
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Speaker 5: just bring about destruction. That's why Mayor Bowser of Washington,
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Speaker 5: d C. Is going to Nutsville because Trump has said,
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Speaker 5: you know what, screw this, We're cleaning it up. You
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Speaker 5: either cannot or you don't want to, but we're gonna
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Speaker 5: do something about this. Where the president can clean up America.
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Speaker 5: This is what he's trying to do. He's setting the
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Speaker 5: template and Chicago and other cities will have no excuse.
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Speaker 5: There's something that everyone There will be something that everyone
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Speaker 5: can see because they ignore cities like Cleveland and Pittsburgh
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Speaker 5: that have cleaned up their act remarkably, at least esthetically.
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Speaker 5: But anyway, I'm Ron Edwards and we'll be right back
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Speaker 5: Hey we're back. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. This is
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Speaker 5: me this wonderful day. You know. Zoran Mandami, the candidate
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Speaker 5: for mayor of New York City, is leading according to Breitbart,
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Speaker 5: by nineteen points. The fact that he's just leading by
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Speaker 5: nineteen points shows that there is a lot of retardation
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Speaker 5: in our society or people just want destruction. I'm telling
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Speaker 5: you ninety percent of the problems that we experience are
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Speaker 5: directly or indirectly caused by ourselves. If the people of
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Speaker 5: the City of New York, with all that they've gone
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Speaker 5: through over the past several year years, decide, well, you
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Speaker 5: know what, We're gonna go ahead and vote for mister
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Speaker 5: Sharia law here and the destruction that he would bring,
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Speaker 5: they will have no one else to blame but themselves.
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Speaker 5: This is this is just awful. Now. One of the
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Speaker 5: reasons why that he leads, I will tell you this,
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Speaker 5: because people in some circles are not that bright. Okay.
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Speaker 5: For example, there's a lot of females running around saying, oh,
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Speaker 5: he's he's a good looking guy. They're doing the same
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Speaker 5: thing with Mayor Nuscomb in California. Oh he's hot. Forget
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Speaker 5: that Republican stuff. Let's go for him because he's hot
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Speaker 5: hot that that that. So it just shows you how flimsy,
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Speaker 5: you know, between the years a lot of people are.
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Speaker 5: They'll throw their whole country away for a hot guy. Now,
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Speaker 5: it's a small sample of New York City voters. Siana
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Speaker 5: poll only eight hundred and thirteen residents of the Big Apple.
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Speaker 5: They found only those who live in New York City,
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Speaker 5: which worked out to about thirty nine percent of those
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Speaker 5: poles are in support of the the this guy being
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Speaker 5: mayor of New York City. But one thing that I notice,
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Speaker 5: it doesn't matter if it's Breitbart, News, Max, what American News,
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Speaker 5: all of them, I don't see hardly any mention of
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Speaker 5: Curtis Sliwa. Curtis Sliwa is the best candidate out of
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Speaker 5: the bunch. Curtis Sliwa has many great ideas, many of
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Speaker 5: the same ideas of Giuliani. He understands what it means
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Speaker 5: to clean up criminal activity, what it means to clean
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Speaker 5: up the streets. He has been in the streets, he's
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Speaker 5: had organization, an organization to deal with crime, and he's
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Speaker 5: had results. But yet they continue to focus mostly on
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Speaker 5: this Islamist and people. It doesn't matter if it's amongst Christians, Conservatives, leftist, whatever.
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Speaker 5: People gravitate towards who gets the most attention, who has
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Speaker 5: the biggest name. That's the way it is. You could
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Speaker 5: be the most evil thing, since I don't know Satan,
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Speaker 5: but if the media decides to pump your name out
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Speaker 5: there all the time, that's and you're a decent looking individual,
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Speaker 5: that's who people are going to go for, especially in
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Speaker 5: our society where people are no longer taught about critical thinking.
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Speaker 5: They're no longer taught how important it is to be
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Speaker 5: concerned about and be knowledgeable about issues of the day
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Speaker 5: and how things can impact one from day to day
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Speaker 5: or in the future, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 5: And so now we have the potential of having an
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Speaker 5: islamis communist. What a combination is lamas communists. Wow, and
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Speaker 5: these people are willing to sacrifice the greatest city in
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Speaker 5: the world at the at the hands of this guy.
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Speaker 5: It's sad, it's it's it's it's it is something that
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Speaker 5: is reprehensible that the American people are are so fragile
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Speaker 5: and they're in they're in their in their brains.
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Speaker 1: Not all.
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Speaker 5: But I'm making a general statement here, so it doesn't
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Speaker 5: mean all, which means, if you're not guilty of such
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Speaker 5: a mentality, don't get angry at me, because I'm pointing
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Speaker 5: out a news story here that points to the nature
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Speaker 5: of many Americans. So you have mayors all over the
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Speaker 5: country and Democrats and Rhino Republicans pissed off all over
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Speaker 5: the country because President Trump may succeed, will succeed, by
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Speaker 5: the way, in cleaning up our nation's capital. And the
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Speaker 5: reason why these Democrat mayors don't want that to happen
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Speaker 5: is because it'll just show oh wait a minute, they'll
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Speaker 5: just look that much worse as mayors. And I've got
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Speaker 5: to ask you this question, my friends, how much do
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Speaker 5: these mayors hate the people of the cities that vote
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Speaker 5: for them in order to be okay with such wretched conditions.
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Speaker 5: I mean, really, someone, can you know, ring me up
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Speaker 5: at two zero eight two one six six one zero zero.
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Speaker 5: That's two zero eight two one six six one zero zero,
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Speaker 5: and maybe and help a fellow out to understand. How
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Speaker 5: is it that people that shake hands tell you this
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Speaker 5: and that persuade you to vote for them, and then
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Speaker 5: turn around and enact policies that only bring about your destruction,
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Speaker 5: And then you turn around and vote for them again
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Speaker 5: and again and again, like you've done with Chucky Schumer,
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Speaker 5: like you did twice already with aok Alexandria Tes and
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Speaker 5: on and on and on. I can give you examples
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Speaker 5: all over the country. We don't need to keep beating
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Speaker 5: that dead horse. But it's it's there, isn't it, And
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Speaker 5: it's stinking up the joint. Brandon Johnson the mayor of
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Speaker 5: Los Angeles, Los Angeles, And it goes on and on,
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Speaker 5: and even if they switch horses, okay, they usually elect
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Speaker 5: another Democrat with the same philosophical base. You gotta be
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Speaker 5: willing to make a change if you want change, and
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Speaker 5: it takes strength to clean up our cities. You have
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Speaker 5: to be more willing as an American, as just a
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Speaker 5: sovereign American, you have to be willing to allow and
37:54
Speaker 5: appreciate government going hard after thugs and illegal border crossers.
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Speaker 5: And I'd like to get rid of these asinine judges
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Speaker 5: who are running around her saying, oh, wait a minute,
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Speaker 5: you have to improve the conditions at the detention centers
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Speaker 5: where you're holding illegal border crossers. And none of those
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Speaker 5: detention centers are filthy, none of them have the kind
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Speaker 5: of wretched conditions in the gulags of America, these jails,
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Speaker 5: for example, These same judges were okay when the j
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Speaker 5: sixers were in some of the most horrible conditions known
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Speaker 5: to man, when they were forced to sleep on cement
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Speaker 5: floors without any blankets, without anything. Some of them were
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Speaker 5: forced to sleep neked in the dark. They were given
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Speaker 5: dirty water to drink, rancid, you know, just rotten food, beaten.
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Speaker 5: They would just come in there and beat the crap
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Speaker 5: out of them just for the sport of it. But
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Speaker 5: yet these same judges weren't worried about Americans being tortured
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Speaker 5: like that. But yet rapist robbers and other assortment of
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Speaker 5: thugs who came into our country illegally at the behest
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Speaker 5: of the Uncle Joe Biden administration, these judges are now
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Speaker 5: so concerned about, Oh, conditions must be perfect for them.
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Speaker 5: What the hell is that?
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Speaker 1: You know?
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Speaker 5: Americans have to be learned to be more concerned about
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Speaker 5: our country. We have interests in this country that need
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Speaker 5: to be addressed. Or you need to stop complaining about conditions.
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Speaker 5: Stop blaming the white man for this, that and the other,
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Speaker 5: and you white karents, stop blaming men in general for
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Speaker 5: On one hand, well, I'm supporting everything that's destructive to America.
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Speaker 5: But on the other hand, you want to fuss to
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Speaker 5: high Heaven about problems that you perceive to be that
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Speaker 5: that are supposedly prevalent according to you, because that basically
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Speaker 5: to the Rundovers American Experience. I was looking at a
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Speaker 5: column today written by one named Bradley Dean. He's a minister.
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Speaker 5: He's an outspoken guy, and generally I like what he
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Speaker 5: liked what he has to say. I think we're on
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Speaker 5: And he's one of the few ministers that has has
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Speaker 5: one he wrote a column. It's called the American Dream
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Speaker 5: in many ways stands in contrast to the Word of God.
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Speaker 5: And he starts off with a few scriptures, for what
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Speaker 5: shall it profit a man if he shall gain the
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Speaker 5: whole world and lose his own soul? And it goes on,
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Speaker 5: we have all been raised up in this country to
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Speaker 5: chase our dreams, to be successful, so that we might
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Speaker 5: live high on the hog. I wasn't taught that. I
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Speaker 5: was taught to be successful, though, and I was taught about,
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Speaker 5: you know, given stories like about Abraham, how God blessed him,
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Speaker 5: and he was very very very very very wealthy. God
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Speaker 5: blessed of people like Solomon David, and so many of
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Speaker 5: the people that God dealt with were very wealthy. But
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Speaker 5: I'll continue. He says that if we reach what we
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Speaker 5: call success here, then we have in essence created a
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Speaker 5: world with no need of the living God. Now, if
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Speaker 5: you choose not to want to be involved with God,
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Speaker 5: you can do so, whether you have money or not.
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Speaker 5: And I would dare say that there be many more
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Speaker 5: poor people in hell than wealthy or even middle class.
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Speaker 5: For those that might not yet fully understand, it would
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Speaker 5: to be little to do with the Lord and the
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Speaker 5: whole lot to do with the worlds, according to a
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Speaker 5: Bradley Dean. Now, I understand and I agree that if
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Speaker 5: you make a God out of your money, if you
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Speaker 5: worship mammon, yes that's true. But I think that in christiandom,
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Speaker 5: which every day, every time you hear a minister or
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Speaker 5: they're always in need of more money. They need more.
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Speaker 5: Even the twelve Disciples and Jesus needed a benefactor. They
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Speaker 5: depended upon a very wealthy woman, Joanne I think was
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Speaker 5: her name, or Joanna. She was very wealthy, and she
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Speaker 5: was very generous, and she was very generous because they
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Speaker 5: did what it took to establish themselves, and they were wealthy,
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Speaker 5: she and her husband. And so it says here that
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Speaker 5: no man can serve two masters, and I agree with that,
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Speaker 5: for either he shall hate the one and love the other,
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Speaker 5: or else he will hold to the one and despise
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Speaker 5: the other. Ye cannot serve God and Mammon. That is
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Speaker 5: true Matthew six, verse twenty four. However, I just find
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Speaker 5: it in my opinion, this is just my opinion that
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Speaker 5: too often you have many Christians speaking against wealth, and
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Speaker 5: I think when they you know, and they should and
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Speaker 5: we should be taught not to make a god out
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Speaker 5: of our riches. No little g here, But I think
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Speaker 5: we should be taught to be very appreciative, as Abraham
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Speaker 5: was one of the wealthiest humans to ever walk the earth.
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Speaker 5: Abraham Bradley Dean goes on to say that yet in America,
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Speaker 5: this is what we are taught to do in seeking
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Speaker 5: a better way of life, and that life consists of
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Speaker 5: what we possess. Of course, you work, you earn, you gain,
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Speaker 5: you possess, just as Abraham did. Now he did say that,
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Speaker 5: don't get me wrong here, there is nothing wrong with
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Speaker 5: wealth within itself. Yet it becomes an issue when we
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Speaker 5: put riches before the Lord. And I agree with that
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Speaker 5: as well. But I think sometimes and it was even
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Speaker 5: more I guess, profound in Catholicism, where people were encouraged
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Speaker 5: to be nothing more than serfs, and out of the
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Speaker 5: thinking of Catholicism eventually came the thinking of communism. And
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Speaker 5: sometimes I think we we we walk a very very
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Speaker 5: very tight, you know, small tightrope here in a thin line,
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Speaker 5: and because of you know, human nature, in the way
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Speaker 5: people think, they become I guess cloistered in this thinking that,
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Speaker 5: oh it's better to you're more holy if you're poor. Well,
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Speaker 5: I don't think so. I think the total opposite of that.
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Speaker 5: The reason why is because God gave us brains. God
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Speaker 5: gives us ideas. In many cases, he blesses what we do.
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Speaker 5: Sometimes he doesn't. We just spin our wheels in the
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Speaker 5: same spot for decades. But in many cases He blesses
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Speaker 5: people as well. He blesses nations. That's how the United
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Speaker 5: States of America became the wealthiest nation in the history
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Speaker 5: of the world. God blessed us, God blessed us everyone.
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Speaker 5: But I just think that sometimes we spend too much
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Speaker 5: time beating down the concept of wealth, and then they
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Speaker 5: turn around and say, oh, you see these commercials on TV.
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Speaker 5: Please help this group, Please help this other group that
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Speaker 5: needs your help. They need your help. Help. And what
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Speaker 5: we need to do is not be afraid of wealth,
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Speaker 5: but be more bold in the teaching concerning the proper
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Speaker 5: application and the proper attitude concerning wealth, the kind of
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Speaker 5: attitude that Abraham had, so that you can't be blessed
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Speaker 5: and not allow the blessings to ruin you. Because many
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Speaker 5: more people are ruined by being poor. They go to
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Speaker 5: Nutsville and you see their actions all the time in
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Speaker 5: the streets of America, the poor. And of course now
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Speaker 5: people are being paid to disrupt America, but it's still
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Speaker 5: even those that are accepting money to be destructive in
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Speaker 5: our streets that still is a derivative of a poor mentality.
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Speaker 5: And so yes, there's the story about the man who
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Speaker 5: was approached by Jesus, and Jesus said that he was
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Speaker 5: a man who followed all the statutes and he did
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Speaker 5: everything right. And he said, Lord, how can I come
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Speaker 5: into your kingdom? How can I follow you? I want
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Speaker 5: to be a follower of yours. Jesus said, hey, sell
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Speaker 5: all you have and follow me. And the man walked
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Speaker 5: away sadly because he just could not see himself separated
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Speaker 5: from his wealth. And I get it because he had
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Speaker 5: the wrong attitude. He didn't understand. And see, that's where
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Speaker 5: we have to make sure that we understand the proper
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Speaker 5: attitude towards wealth. Money is not more than a tool
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Speaker 5: like a screwdriver or whatever. Money has its purpose and
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Speaker 5: that's how we should view it. But for too long,
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Speaker 5: how many times have maybe you haven't heard this, but
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Speaker 5: sometimes in family settings, you'll a child or a teenager,
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Speaker 5: will you know, expound upon a big dream they have,
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Speaker 5: and some poor thinker was a boy, you better, you
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Speaker 5: better drop that big that big dream, and you get
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Speaker 5: your job at a factory. You go down the street
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Speaker 5: there and get you a job there at the factory.
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Speaker 5: Now the factories were chased out by the Democrats and Rhinos.
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Speaker 5: Now what do you do? And so small thinking brings
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Speaker 5: about small time results and something that you have a
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Speaker 5: crowd of people or communities of people that think like that,
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Speaker 5: small time and guess what they are political, beggarly righteous
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Speaker 5: with their hands out. And then others who are successful
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Speaker 5: are made to feel that they're responsible for feeding them
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Speaker 5: like a mother robin feeds their little, their little their
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Speaker 5: little babies, mouths gaping open. But see there's a there
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Speaker 5: is You know, there was a man named Thomas Brooks,
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Speaker 5: and I think this is how it says there the
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Speaker 5: adversity has slain her thousands, but prosperity her tens of thousands.
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Speaker 5: And in a sense, now that I look at it again,
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Speaker 5: maybe that's the wrong attitude. Prosperity in on itself, is
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Speaker 5: not more detrimental than adversity. But maybe it's the attitude
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Speaker 5: that one has when they have prosperity, and that is
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Speaker 5: what needs to be checked, not prosperity itself. In Deuteronomy
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Speaker 5: eight eleven versus I'm sorry eight eleven through eighteen, in
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Speaker 5: that it says men too often forget the Lord in
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Speaker 5: their riches. That is true, that is the wrong application
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Speaker 5: of having wealth. But I do think, and with all
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Speaker 5: of that, I do believe that we should maintain what
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Speaker 5: is called the American dream, but with the right attitude.
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Speaker 5: It's about attitude. How about an attitude of gratitude. And
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Speaker 5: for your nation, your family, your friends, and even your
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Speaker 5: enemies that they get it right before it's much too late.
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