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58 - 47th President - Donald J. Trump · World Ablaze with George Fontes

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Welcome, World of Blaze listeners, to episode 58, where we will be celebrating the swearing
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in of President Donald J. Trump as he officially becomes our 47th President of the United States
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of America. The ceremony was very well done. There wasn't too many hiccups. In fact, I didn't really
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see any or hear any. There was Carrie Underwood went to go sing, and I guess the music didn't
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start or whatnot, but she was a trooper. She did it all acapella, and it was great.
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The discerning looks were rather subdued from the Democrat party. There wasn't too much
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disapproval from the crowd as the camera would pan around as President Trump gave his speech.
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And there weren't any protests. In fact, the streets were fairly empty around the White House
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and around Washington, D.C. And I think this just goes to show and prove that the majority have
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spoken that the majority of America have chosen Donald J. Trump as their 47th president of the
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United States of America. Now, you'll be well assured that I will be celebrating here at the
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house because why not? I got a beautiful backyard. It's nice weather, believe it or not, right now.
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finally cleared up. The fog is lifted. The sun is out because it is now a beautiful day. It is a
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beautiful day. We have a new America. We are ready to move forward and make America great again.
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I will absolutely be popping a bottle of Bollinger Champagne, or as they call it in the UK,
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Bollinger, and I will definitely be having a fine cigar by Ashton Cigars, and I will be smoking a
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La Aroma de Cuba, which I really enjoy, and I will be taking the rest of this day in and celebrating
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in my own special way. Now, there was a lot to unpack in President Trump's speech. He said a lot,
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He declared a lot.
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There wasn't anything in there that was really offensive that was against the great nation
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of the United States of America.
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Everything was pro-America.
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Everything was about getting back to taking care of American citizens, protecting our
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borders, regaining trust, and becoming the great, powerful ally and beacon of liberty
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that we used to be on the global stage.
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But before I move on, before I move on to his speech,
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because I broke it, well, I didn't quite break it all the way down,
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but I got the bullet points and I'm going to discuss some of them.
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And this may not be a super long episode, by the way, which is fine.
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They don't always have to be an hour plus long,
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but I will go through the bullet points.
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I will go through a few things and I have a few notes of my own.
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But before we do that, let's talk about the outgoing president, the 46th president, Joseph Biden, who before Trump got into office, made a last ditch effort to save the rest of his treasonous cronies.
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As of today, before, as of today, before the inauguration, before the swearing in, before the speeches, President Biden issued more pardons, pardons to people who shouldn't need them, that are considered heroes of not only the United States, maybe even the world.
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No false detect and nothing wrong with these people whatsoever.
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Why would they need a pardon?
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But today, before the inauguration, Dr. Anthony Fauci was given a preemptive pardon.
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General Mark Milley was given a preemptive pardon.
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Liz Cheney was given a preemptive pardon.
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And the entire House committee that investigated the January 6th non-surrection or insurrection,
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whatever you believe it to be, has also been pardoned.
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Now, it has been said, and I believe specifically by Mr. Joe Biden, that accepting a pardon from
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Donald J. Trump would be an admission of guilt.
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Yet here we have Joe Biden pardoning more of his treasonous cronies.
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Why would Dr. Anthony Fauci, the darling of the entire world that saved us all from COVID,
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why would he need a pardon for just in case he is found guilty, a preemptive pardon, which
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doesn't make sense because he would only be pardoned if you were actually accused and
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found of a crime, why would he need one?
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But fast forward, here we are.
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Why would General Mark Milley need one?
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Ah, because it was revealed and he admitted that he was back-channeling messages and secrets
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to the Chinese government.
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I know many of you may have missed that.
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And to be honest, I'm not going to pack this whole episode full of videos, but it's been
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said, it's been proven, he's on video, the internet doesn't forget.
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and why do we need to pardon Liz Cheney?
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What did she do wrong?
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Oh, no, she did not destroy and hide evidence whatsoever.
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No, no, she didn't do any of that.
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So if that's the case, why would she need a preemptive pardon?
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Same goes for the entire House committee
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that investigated the January 6th non-insurrection
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or insurrection, whatever.
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Why would they need one?
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And all done before, on the day of and the hours before,
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President Donald J. Trump's swearing in.
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You know who else got pardons today
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before Donald J. Trump's swearing in?
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Guess who else got some pardons?
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Biden's own family members.
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That's right.
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There are one, two, three, four, five Biden family members.
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Now, why would Biden's own family members need pardons?
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Why would they be granted clemency?
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It doesn't make any sense.
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We're talking about James B. Biden, Sarah Jones Biden.
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We've got Valerie Biden Owens, John T. Owens, husband of Valerie Biden Owens, and Francis W. Biden.
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Oh, wait.
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Does that mean that everything that I have been talking about for nearly a year and a half now, probably almost two years, because I've been talking about this with my brother as well on his own podcast.
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But everything that I've been saying, is it true?
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Everything that I did, all the digging, all the House committee reports,
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and et cetera, et cetera, the interviews that were taken,
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the tape recordings that I uncovered,
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everything that was found to be held against the Bidens,
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his son that connected them to influence peddling and collusion
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with a foreign entity, a foreign nation.
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Was it true?
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I mean, were all the 30-plus shell companies that somehow got a little bit of money for
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providing no services owned by the Bidens, was that all true?
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Interesting.
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Well, apparently, everyone's forgiven.
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Doesn't matter.
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And I think Trump might let it go.
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I think he has bigger fish to fry, as they say, as he has to turn the ship around, as
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he has to get it back on course and make America great again Now I going to make this very clear right now because up till this minute I am very
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pro-Trump.
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It sounds like I am Mr. MAGA.
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I'm going to make it clear that I am not Mr. MAGA.
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I am not Mr. Trumpy Trump Trumpster.
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I voted for Trump.
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I do support Trump.
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I think he was the right person for the job.
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But don't think that on this podcast moving forward that I will not be critical.
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And here's the reason.
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I want you to hear me out on this.
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Every president needs to be held accountable.
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Donald J.
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Trump has promised to do the right thing and make America great again.
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And we got to hold him to that.
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We have to hold him to that.
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And what job would I be doing if I was not also going to be critical of the 47th president
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of the United States of America, Donald J.
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Trump.
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So yes, I will be monitoring the situation.
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I will be watching what he does, and I will try to course correct him through this podcast,
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not saying that he absolutely listens to me, but you know what?
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I'm not necessarily the smallest podcast in the world either.
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So someone's going to hear this.
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Someone's going to get the message out.
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And I hope that you, the listener, don't take it as me being anti-Trump because I'm absolutely
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not.
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I'm just saying we need checks and balances, and I fully support Trump moving forward,
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and I fully understand that there are going to be some hurdles,
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but I absolutely want him to follow through on his promises.
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And that is what I'm saying.
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Now, with all that out of the way, being said, as I usually say,
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let's go over some bullet points from President Donald J. Trump's inauguration speech.
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He declared that right now is the golden age of America,
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that the golden age of America begins right now.
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And I wholeheartedly hope that's the truth.
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He also professed putting America first.
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He wants to end the weaponization of the justice system.
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He also, and this is very important.
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This is an admission that the government has lost the people
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because he stated he wants to reestablish trust
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with the U.S. citizens and our allies.
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that also that also means that he will and he did state that he wants to prioritize the needs of the
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people over foreign nations when given the speech and he got to this point he brought up how it was
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sad that our own people in america aren't taken care of we have people that have gone through
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horrendous disasters hurricanes and now the raging fires in california and there are other examples
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that he brought up, that their government has failed them and has not stepped up to the plate
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to help them, whether it was financially, medically. By the way, he also brought up medical,
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which he made an accurate point, one back by fact, that America spends more on health
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and health care than any other country in the world. And yet we still can't meet the needs
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of the people of the United States.
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So he wants to prioritize the needs of the people moving forward.
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He also stated that America's decline is over.
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The backsliding we've been doing,
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the two steps forward, one step back situation we've been in is done.
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He said America's decline is over
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and we will restore the loyalty and the competency of America's government.
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And after all that, he declares today, January 20th, 2025, that today is Liberation Day.
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Now, there was a lot of jabs, a lot of flack, you know, going around social media about today being Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Now, President Trump didn't choose the date.
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January 20th has been the inauguration day since 1977.
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Okay.
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Now we know with leap years and things like that, that sometimes Martin Luther King Jr.
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Day will align with January 20th.
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It happens because Martin Luther King Jr.
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Day is the third Monday of every January.
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But Trump was graceful.
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Trump was respectful.
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And he recognized Martin Luther King.
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He said that he thanks the people of all races.
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He thanked black people. He thanked Latino people. He thanked every person for their support. And he recognized Martin Luther King. He even said that he vows to make his dream come true.
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He wants to try to establish a colorblind nation to where we are all recognized as one people and that we are also recognized based on our merits and not our skin color or even our sex.
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So he wants to make Martin Luther King's vision and dream a reality.
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And that is what we need to hear from a president.
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That is what we need to hear from a president who wants to unite the people.
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He also moved on to talk about the safety and security of this great nation.
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And without pulling any punches and being very blunt and to the point about it,
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he has declared, he declared in his speech, a national emergency on our southern border.
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And just after he declared that, there were news reports of Border Patrol getting suited up in full riot gear already, ready to do their job.
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In addition, he declared that he will send military aid to the border to make sure our border is secured.
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Because our border is defensible.
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It defines the physical makeup of this great nation, that of the United States of America.
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So Trump will be sending aid, he will be sending military, and he will be making sure that they are well supplied to be able to do the job.
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Period.
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He also said he will reinstate the remain in Mexico policy.
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And he's going to end catch and release.
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No more catch and release.
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That's done.
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And another thing that I was surprised that he said and stated, well, that he did during his speech, but is long overdue because I brought this up on previous episodes.
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He will designate, he says he will designate the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.
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organizations. Now, if the cartels are classified as foreign terrorist organizations,
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that now opens the doors to the military handling the cartels. And I don't know how that's going to
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play out, but the cartels are terrorists. And it's long overdue that they've been classified
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as terrorists. He also pledged to get rid of and deport and stop every foreign gang and criminal
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network. And he will do so by enacting and enforcing the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.
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Now, some of you, which I will admit includes me, I had to look this up again because
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I covered this in a previous episode, but I don't remember it all.
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So, passed in preparation for an anticipated war with France,
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and this is where this came from,
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the Alien and Sedition Act tightened restrictions on foreign Americans and limited speech critical of the government So in a nutshell in 1798 the United States stood on the brink of war with France
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The Federalist Party, which advocated for a strong central government, believed that Democratic
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Republican criticism of Federalist policies was disloyal and feared that aliens or non-citizens
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living in the United States would sympathize with the French during a war. Now, I am actually
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reading this from the archives.gov, which is the archives for the government.
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So this is where I'm getting this from.
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And let me reread that.
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Let me reread that passage I just read.
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The Federalist Party, which advocated for a strong central government,
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believed the Democratic-Republican criticism of Federalist policies
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was disloyal and feared that aliens of non-citizens
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living in the United States would sympathize with the French during a war.
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Sounds familiar with the Hamas sympathizers that we have in the United States of America.
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Does it not?
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Non-citizens siding with foreign nations or entities pushing their agenda on United States land.
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Just saying.
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Making the connection there?
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I'm going to keep reading.
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As a result, a Federalist-controlled Congress passed four laws known collectively as the Alien and Sedition Acts.
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These laws raise the residency requirements for citizenship from 5 to 14 years.
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So you have to be here for 14 years before you can be considered a citizen.
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It authorized the president to deport aliens and permitted their arrest, imprisonment, and deportation during wartime.
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the Sedition Act made it a crime for American citizens to print, utter, or publish any false,
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scandalous, and malicious writing about the government. Now you may think that sounds like
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censorship, but fast forward, fast forward to today's times, what's been happening recently,
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to protesters supporting a terrorist organization in Hamas and calling for the dismantling and
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destruction of the United States of America on our own soil, protesting by the thousands,
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calling for the dismantling and destruction of the United States of America while praising Hamas.
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And if you take that into consideration, that is exactly where that type of thing,
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that type of speech and rhetoric would fall under the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798.
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Now, we can argue whether or not the Alien and Seditions Acts would violate free speech,
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but for now, I'm just going to keep moving on.
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I'm going to keep moving on.
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Now, as far as the economy is concerned, he did get there later in his speech,
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and he got there by saying that he's going to work immediately to reduce inflation.
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And he stated clearly that the reason we are here, the reason that we are in a time of enormous inflation is because of the mismanagement of government money and the overspending, period.
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So he's going to start that as of today, is what I believe he said, as of today.
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He also is declaring a national energy emergency.
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and he's going to work to become self-sufficient.
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He wants to make America self-sufficient again.
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He said, we're going to drill, baby, drill.
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We've got nothing but liquid gold beneath our feet.
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Of course, he's referencing the oil,
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the vast amounts of oil that we have in our lands.
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And he did say that we are going to export
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and sell that energy to the rest of the world,
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which will help make America rich again.
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He also stated he's going to end the Green New Deal,
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which honestly was nothing but a big money grab and a scam anyway.
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And he will revoke the electric vehicle mandate,
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which he said will make good on his promise to the American auto workers.
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Also on the table to help make more money for America and to make us rich,
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he is going to enforce tariffs.
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and he will be creating the external revenue service to collect all taxes, duties, tariffs associated with any commerce from outside nations into the United States.
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He did mention establishing the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, which became huge, famously huge, with the involvement of Elon Musk,
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Bhavik Ramaswamy and their group of advisors who were going to go ahead and look at everything for
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about, I think it's only going to be around for about a year and a half or so, but they're going
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to take into account all the spending, all the bloated government, all the extra departments
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that are not needed, and they're going to trim the fat. They're going to make the suggestions
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to Donald Trump. I think in the end, the decision is going to come down to Donald Trump,
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but they are entrusting this department to find ways to reduce the bloat.
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And that is the end game and goal of DOGE, as they call it,
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or the Department of Government Efficiency.
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So he did declare that he will be establishing this.
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And as far as law and order go,
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he wants to return law and order back into our cities.
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We all remember the riots of 2020.
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the COVID riots, the Black Lives Matter riots, the George Floyd riots,
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everything spun out of control.
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Everything spun out of control and nothing was ever done.
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Nobody was punished.
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No one was reprimanded.
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We had organizations put together that literally funneled and stole money.
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I'm looking at you, Black Lives Matter, whose founder ended up having multiple mansions.
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And through investigations, they didn't find that there was really much,
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much that was donated from the BLM organization and, you know, whatsoever to make black lives
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matter or make it better. So he's going to return law and order back into our cities. So people
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fear the law, that they realize that there is consequences, that you have to be a good human
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being and realize that you have to be a contributing member of this society. So he wants to return
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law and order back into our cities.
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He's also going to make sure that the armed forces are no longer bothered with all the
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BS, the woke agenda, the social pressures.
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And he wants to ensure that the armed forces will be free to focus on their sole mission,
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which is defeating American enemies.
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And along with that, he has pledged to rebuild the military.
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He wants the military strong.
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He wants it to be the best in the world.
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He wants it to be a force to be reckoned with.
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And in the end, he said, he did admit, he wants to stop all wars
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and once again make America respected on the world stage.
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He would rather avoid wars.
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But one of the ways you do that is making sure that your military
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is the biggest and baddest there is in the world.
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And he wants to get our American military back to where it was.
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Now, in this speech, there were a few things that stood out to me.
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There was a few things that stood out to me that I'm going to talk about right now.
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These remarks, these statements, make you scratch your head.
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Now, think about this.
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Donald Trump already said, he said this in his pre-inauguration party
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that was yesterday, January 19th, 2025,
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that he was going to release all the files all the files on the assassinations involving John F Kennedy Robert F Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr He said that he was going to release these
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Fast forward to today.
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Makes you wonder how far our government has gone to manipulate its citizens.
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Because here's a few statements.
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He said, here's one of three statements that stood out to me.
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He said that we will stop all government censorship and bring back free speech to America.
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Huh.
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Now, that's an interesting statement because it implies that the government has been directly involved
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and curbing our speech, suppressing our speech.
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And some would say, well, when was that ever the case?
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How did the government ever suppress our speech when it was really just corporations and advertising companies and, you know, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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But remember Facebook?
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Remember when Mark Zuckerberg was getting grilled and he admitted that the government was behind or the FBI was behind pressuring them to censor people on social media?
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Now, we can take that with a grain of salt.
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We can't be certain, but it happened.
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There was an accusation, and that's not the first time that's come up.
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That's not the first time it's been stated that social media companies felt they were pressured by the government to censor people.
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And some just do it outright because, well, it's their platform, and I'm talking about YouTube.
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But the statement by Donald Trump does make you scratch your head and wonder,
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How far has our own government gone to make sure they control the message, to make sure that we're not speaking at a turn, that influencers are penalized and demonetized if they don't stay within the guidelines of what the talking points are supposed to be?
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Was this an admission by Donald Trump of our government hiding in the shadows and pulling the strings of free speech or what is perceived to be free speech?
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Something to think about.
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I'm not saying yes or no.
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But I'm just breaking this down.
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I think you could read between the lines a little bit.
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Here's a second statement made that also caught my attention.
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He said, we will end the government policy of socially engineering race and gender into
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every aspect of public and private life.
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Again, and the government policy of socially engineering race and gender into every aspect of public and private life.
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This caught my attention because I literally was just talking about the social engineering policies and curated algorithms of TikTok.
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And ByteDance's involvement or the CCP stake into ByteDance.
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and how they use social engineering with Tech Talk to shape the culture of America.
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I was having this discussion with a friend of mine,
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and this has been a topic that we've been going back and forth on,
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and I'm going to be releasing a full report on all of my findings
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in another podcast episode.
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Not now, but in another podcast episode.
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We'll also be talking about it on one of our live spaces on X,
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which will be coming up here January 22nd.
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So if you're on X and you follow me at fontsablaze,
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F-O-N-T-E-S, Ablaze,
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you could go ahead and join that space
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to be part of the live commentary.
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That will be at 11 a.m. Pacific.
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So while we were having this conversation,
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and I was literally, as of now,
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doing an investigation into the use of social engineering
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by TikTok, ByteDance, and the CCP,
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President Trump makes a statement in his speech today, January 20th, 2025, during his inaugural address.
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And it caught my attention.
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Wait a minute.
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Hold on now.
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Did Trump just reveal a government social engineering initiative that's been used on the American people, which may possibly be intentionally designed to create division?
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I'm not saying he said it directly because he didn't say it directly, but you know what?
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He said it.
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He said it.
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He also said that from this day on, we will be a free, sovereign, and independent nation.
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That's another head-scratching statement.
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What do you mean from this day on?
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Is he confirming what a lot of people have been thinking for a while that were labeled
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conspiracy theorists that maybe the policies of the American government have been shaped and guided
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by foreign interests with money, such as possibly, not saying exactly because I don't believe this,
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but just throwing a nation out there like Israel or George Soros, for example,
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who's not necessarily a nation, but he's just a billionaire who's out there to shape policy.
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In fact, he's been quoted saying he hates America and he wants to destroy America.
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And I believe that quote was somewhere back in the 80s.
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You know what?
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Go ahead and look that up.
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Hold my feet to the fire on that.
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If I'm wrong, let me know.
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Comment on the show or just send me a message.
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But I believe that quote was from sometime in the 1980s when George Soros, in an interview,
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said that he hates America with all of his heart, all of his fabric, his being.
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I know I'm paraphrasing.
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and that he wants to destroy America.
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Now, if you can find the exact date for me and the quote,
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go ahead and send it to me.
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I'm just kind of going off the top of my head
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because I just seen that quote probably about a few weeks ago.
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So if you have it, send it to me, message me, put it in the comments.
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But let's get back to what I was talking about.
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So from this day, he said we will be a free and sovereign
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and independent nation.
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That means we have been influenced.
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Our policy has been influenced.
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Or maybe he could even be referencing the corrupt politicians who are looking out for their own interest in making these backdoor deals and money laundering through foreign wars and foreign aid just to fill their own pockets.
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Maybe he's also referring to that.
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But either way, those three statements that he made in his speech stood out.
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It was him saying, look, it's over.
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We're going to make America great again.
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And he even said his greatest job, highest priority,
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is making sure that the citizens of the United States were safe,
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that America was safe, that our borders are protected,
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and that we become the great nation that we once were.
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All right.
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Like I said, I was going to keep it short for you
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I wanted to get to the point
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Look, it is a new day
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It's a new America
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Have yourself a great day
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Shhh