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9.11 - 25 years later · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap Rogue Style.
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Speaker 2: What's up everybody. Welcome to the Rogue Recap. It is Friday,
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Speaker 2: 9 11, and we are here remembering what 9 11
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Speaker 2: is all about. It's to mourn those that paid the
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Speaker 2: ultimate sacrifice to rescue those who were being murdered by
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Speaker 2: Islamic terrorists. And while there is a lot of revisionist
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Speaker 2: history happening here on the Rogue Recap and with me
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Speaker 2: as your host, I am Linda McLaughlin. We're not going
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Speaker 2: to do that. So we're going to remember some amazing
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Speaker 2: people later on in the show today. people that I
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Speaker 2: call the unsung heroes, people that you definitely don't know
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Speaker 2: their names. I didn't even know their names until this week.
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Speaker 2: I started looking around for people that just had amazing
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Speaker 2: moments of heroism, insight, strategy on 9-11. Because if you
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Speaker 2: were in New York City on 9-11, I was, there
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Speaker 2: was so much fear and there was so much unknown, right?
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Speaker 2: Nobody thought when those planes were crashing into the twin towers,
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Speaker 2: that this was a terrorist attack, right? Especially the first plane.
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Speaker 2: We were just like, Oh my God, like there must've
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Speaker 2: been something happened. I hope that air traffic control is
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Speaker 2: trying to figure this out. Did, did something happen in
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Speaker 2: the cockpit? Did the pilot have a heart attack? Like
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Speaker 2: all the things that you would think. Then the second
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Speaker 2: plane struck. Then we heard about Shanksville. Then we heard
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Speaker 2: about the Pentagon and suddenly everything gets very real. And
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Speaker 2: throughout history, We've obviously, as a world, been through World
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Speaker 2: War I, World War II. We've been on the precipice
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Speaker 2: of World War III many times currently right now with
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Speaker 2: what's happening with Iran and the Houthis and the Strait
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Speaker 2: of Hormuz and so on and so forth. But we've
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Speaker 2: never had any of it happen on our soil. We're
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Speaker 2: always abroad. We're always sending our troops abroad. And so
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Speaker 2: to have this happen in New York City on a
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Speaker 2: regular Tuesday morning. And, you know, anybody who's listening, who
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Speaker 2: was in New York city on that Tuesday morning, it
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Speaker 2: was like a gorgeous day. It was beautiful. The sky
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Speaker 2: was clear. A million people have said this, but it
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Speaker 2: really is true. And so when this started happening and
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Speaker 2: the planes were crashing, everybody kind of felt the same thing.
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Speaker 2: Like it's really nice out. Like there's nothing going on.
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Speaker 2: Like why are these planes crashing into buildings? And you
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Speaker 2: start to put together the fact that, you know, we
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Speaker 2: get the, the audio and we have, The voices of
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Speaker 2: people calling their loved ones and saying there's hijackers on
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Speaker 2: the plane and these moments that are forever just memorialized
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Speaker 2: in these tapes and these voicemails and these last messages
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Speaker 2: that the family members, that's all they have to hang
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Speaker 2: on to. And as we discussed earlier this week, over
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Speaker 2: 100,000 signatures to ask Mayor, I use that term loosely, Mamdani,
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Speaker 2: not to come. Please don't come to the memorial. You
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Speaker 2: literally currently have terrorist counsel, terrorist sympathizers, terrorist friends, people
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Speaker 2: who say that America deserve 9-11 in your inner circle.
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Speaker 2: You have them at your home. You have them at
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Speaker 2: Gracie Mansion. You have them serving you as advisors. Maybe
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Speaker 2: just sit this one out. And of course, true to form,
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Speaker 2: total scumbag asshole. He shows up and what does he
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Speaker 2: do with the memorial? He laughs alongside AOC, another total
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Speaker 2: piece of shit. So two people who literally have never
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Speaker 2: accomplished anything in their lives other than lying enough to
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Speaker 2: get enough people to show up to vote for them
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Speaker 2: and say, you're amazing. You're a great speaker. You're this,
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Speaker 2: you're that. Never forget the amount of dumb things that
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Speaker 2: have come out of AOC's mouth. It is all encompassing
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Speaker 2: when you start to look at it. And even this
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Speaker 2: new version of her, right? This AOC 2.0, because she
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Speaker 2: thinks that she's important enough to be a revision of oneself.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, you haven't done enough with the first version
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Speaker 2: of you to get to a second version of you.
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Speaker 2: And to be perfectly frank, the first version of you
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Speaker 2: is so pathetic that it's not even worthy of a rewrite.
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Speaker 2: Just everybody in these ridiculous appointments and offices is who
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Speaker 2: have done nothing with their lives, if you haven't built
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Speaker 2: anything with your hands that is your namesake other than
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Speaker 2: your brand, you're really not worth a whole lot. Go
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Speaker 2: employ some people. Go figure out what it is to
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Speaker 2: pay taxes. Go figure out what it is to not
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Speaker 2: get chauffeured around in black cars at the expense of
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Speaker 2: other people who do work hard. Not have bodyguards everywhere
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Speaker 2: you are so you don't have to answer to the
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Speaker 2: people whose lives you ruin every single day with your
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Speaker 2: bullshit rules and laws and ideas. ideas rooted in socialism, communism, Marxism,
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Speaker 2: based on everything that is not America, right? So needless
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Speaker 2: to say, these people, I despise them. I have nothing
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Speaker 2: positive to say about them. And on a day like 9-11,
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Speaker 2: when I see Joe Biden and Jill Biden and Michelle
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Speaker 2: Obama and Mom Donnie and AOC, people who have done
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Speaker 2: nothing but attempt to hurt the legacy of Of the
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Speaker 2: United States of America, I really don't have a whole
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Speaker 2: lot of kind things to say. And I don't know,
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Speaker 2: I just don't know how these incredible people who have
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Speaker 2: to get up there and say the names of all
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Speaker 2: the lives we've lost and of their own loved ones
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Speaker 2: have the ability to not say anything. Like I know
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Speaker 2: me and if my loved one was murdered on 9-11
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Speaker 2: and I saw any of these people, I'd be like,
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Speaker 2: by the way, you're a piece of shit for showing up.
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Speaker 2: Thanks a lot for not caring. Thanks a lot for
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Speaker 2: not being somebody that we could count on to have
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Speaker 2: a moment, a shred of decency. You guys suck. You
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Speaker 2: destroyed America. You're destroying New York. Like I would take
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Speaker 2: that opportunity and do that. And people may say, not
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Speaker 2: the place, not the time. I got news for you.
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Speaker 2: It's never the place. It's never the time. There is
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Speaker 2: never a good time to blow somebody up and light
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Speaker 2: them up for all of the horrible things they've done.
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Speaker 2: And I don't know At what point we don't get
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Speaker 2: frustrated enough where we say, I'm so sick of being
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Speaker 2: sick of people not being held accountable and called on
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Speaker 2: the carpet. You know, I'm from a place and I'm
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Speaker 2: from a time and a mentality and I live my
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Speaker 2: life this way. When you make a mistake, when you
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Speaker 2: do the wrong thing, when you say the wrong thing,
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Speaker 2: whatever it is, be like, I don't know, solid enough
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Speaker 2: to stand up and be like, yeah, sorry, my fault, bro.
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Speaker 2: That's on me. Because I know that's what I do.
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Speaker 2: It's very difficult. It's difficult to say you screwed up.
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Speaker 2: It's difficult to say I'm sorry. It's difficult to swallow
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Speaker 2: it when you know I'm wrong. I'm on the wrong
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Speaker 2: side of this and I apologize. But it's the right
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Speaker 2: thing to do. And the right thing to do is
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Speaker 2: so underused these days, right? People are not able to
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Speaker 2: get out of their own way so that they can
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Speaker 2: say that's on me. Whether it's something that you did
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Speaker 2: that let yourself down, let somebody else down, trying to
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Speaker 2: get over. I can't stand that getting over thing, right?
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Speaker 2: The people that are always, there's always an angle. I
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Speaker 2: always got an angle. Those kind of people, there's only
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Speaker 2: one angle for them. It's down the tubes. Goodbye. I
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Speaker 2: want nothing to do with you. And I was just
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Speaker 2: saying that to somebody today. They came to my house
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Speaker 2: to look at something, to do some work with an
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Speaker 2: issue that we have. And I was like, by the way,
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Speaker 2: I'm a conservative Christian. I'm really not interested in having
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Speaker 2: like liberal lunatics work in my house. I'm just not.
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Speaker 2: Because I'm not looking to pay them money and give
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Speaker 2: them work and further their entrepreneurial spirit at the expense
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Speaker 2: of my own country. If you're looking to spend your
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Speaker 2: money and donate to candidates and donate to efforts and
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Speaker 2: projects and communities that have nothing to do with furthering
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Speaker 2: the better overall good of the United States of America,
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Speaker 2: guess what? I'm not helping you further that negative cause.
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Speaker 2: I'm just not. I want to work with people and
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Speaker 2: have people work with me, for me, around me, that
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Speaker 2: want to have that rising tide lifts all boats. And
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Speaker 2: I've been saying for a while now that I really
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Speaker 2: do believe that we are in the uniparty, right? We're
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Speaker 2: in the uniparty set. It's the us versus them. But
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Speaker 2: it feels like that more than ever now, right? Because
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Speaker 2: we have so many rhinos that work against the American people. Like,
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Speaker 2: I'm here in Pennsylvania, and we have Governor Shapiro, who's god-awful,
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Speaker 2: no question. But then we have Brian Fitzpatrick, this Republican
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Speaker 2: congressman He is one of the biggest shysters, bullshit artists.
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Speaker 2: My God, he should teach a class on it. He's
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Speaker 2: so good at it. And all of these groups are
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Speaker 2: supporting him, right? The humane society, AFL-CIO and blah, blah, blah.
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now, this is a man who
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Speaker 2: supports illegal immigration. This is a man. who voted to
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Speaker 2: extend all of the assets and properties for Haitian immigrants
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Speaker 2: who were here illegally. This is a man who is
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Speaker 2: voting with the Democrats 80 to 90 percent of the time. Well,
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Speaker 2: guess what? If you're going to vote like a Democrat
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Speaker 2: and I know you're a lying douchebag, I'm just going
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Speaker 2: to vote for the Democrat running against you. That to
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Speaker 2: me seems like a much better plan. And at some point,
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Speaker 2: to go back to that unit party, you start to
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Speaker 2: wonder if it's even worth having the R or the D.
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Speaker 2: I've always wished that we had a system that was issue-based,
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Speaker 2: where you could just look at somebody's record and say, hmm,
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Speaker 2: how have they voted? I'm always surprised when people don't
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Speaker 2: know how they vote and they're just like, yeah, I'm
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Speaker 2: just going to vote him back in because I guess
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Speaker 2: he's doing a good job. I'm like, how could you
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Speaker 2: think he's doing a good job? He's doing a terrible
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Speaker 2: job or he isn't doing any.
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Speaker 1: Job, right?
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Speaker 2: There's that side of it too, where there's these Congressmen
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Speaker 2: and women who just don't show up to work. I
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Speaker 2: don't really know how they get off. I don't know
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Speaker 2: how they get away with that. Even right now, Congress
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Speaker 2: being off for five weeks, I'm like, man, that must
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Speaker 2: be nice. You know, five weeks here, two weeks there.
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Speaker 2: You know, they fly on a Monday. They work Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
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Speaker 2: They fly out on a Thursday night. They say they're
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Speaker 2: back in their districts on Friday. When do you see
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Speaker 2: any of these people doing anything in their districts? I'm
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Speaker 2: in my district. I don't see anybody. I never see anybody.
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Speaker 2: What are you doing? You're back in your communities. You're
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Speaker 2: back home. You say that you're going home early because
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Speaker 2: you want to work in your home office. I would
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Speaker 2: love to see like the footage of them actually walking
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Speaker 2: in and being there for an eight hour day. or
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Speaker 2: doing an event locally, or going and speaking to their constituents,
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Speaker 2: or being at a community center, or a senior citizen's home,
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Speaker 2: or a local school, right? And talking about the things
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Speaker 2: that matter to the people. You never see that because
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Speaker 2: it's not happening. They're not doing it. They're just getting
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Speaker 2: in and out of Dodge, working three-day weeks, taking however
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Speaker 2: many days, a year of vacation. I think they only work,
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Speaker 2: I have to go back and check this, so don't
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Speaker 2: quote me, but I think it's like under 200 days
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Speaker 2: that they actually work. Which is, I don't know how people,
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Speaker 2: it just makes me so angry, guys. It really does.
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Speaker 2: But we're going to talk about a few things today,
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Speaker 2: a few interesting, fun things. And the first thing we're
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Speaker 2: going to start with is a fun thing. And it's
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Speaker 2: Vice President Vance at the very ill-timed, poorly managed RNC
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Speaker 2: Midterm Convention. If you're watching it, I know it's a
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Speaker 2: hot mess. I don't know who organizes these things or
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Speaker 2: how it works out. I really don't. But it's not good.
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Speaker 2: But putting that to the side for one minute, Vance
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Speaker 2: was there last night, and they have this guy get
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Speaker 2: up with a Mexican flag, and he's crashing on the
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Speaker 2: United States and screaming about Mexico. And Vance really impressively
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Speaker 2: lays the smack down. I liked it. What the people
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Speaker 2: at home missed is that.
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Speaker 1: We just had a protester interrupting us and waving the
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Speaker 1: Mexican flag. Well, my friend, if you love Mexico so much,
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Speaker 1: get your ass over there.
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Speaker 2: I'll buy you the plane ticket. Needless to say, we
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Speaker 2: kind of love that. I loved it too. You know,
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Speaker 2: I mean, and listen, say what you want about J.D. Vance,
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Speaker 2: but let's just be really clear. You know, this is
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Speaker 2: somebody who has served our country. He's now our vice president. And,
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Speaker 2: you know, if you think about Donald Trump when he
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Speaker 2: was in office the first time and he was like,
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Speaker 2: get him out of here. You're a bum. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I love that because that's a regular person. You know,
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Speaker 2: a regular person doesn't consistently take the high road at
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Speaker 2: every opportunity given. Sometimes it's nice to kick somebody in
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Speaker 2: the teeth because they're talking shit. I'm sorry. I think
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Speaker 2: that's the way it has to be. I think if
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Speaker 2: we had a little bit more, shut up, you're full
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Speaker 2: of shit. Here's all the reasons why, you know, I
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Speaker 2: was listening to a lot of Charlie Kirk audio yesterday and,
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Speaker 2: you know, he was a phenomenal debater and he had a,
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Speaker 2: an incredible ability to retain and then regurgitate knowledge. So
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Speaker 2: he was well-read, he was well-informed. And then he was
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Speaker 2: able to have a well-balanced conversation with someone. And he
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Speaker 2: didn't have to have a potty mouth and he didn't
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Speaker 2: have to get loud, which is to me, great, impressive, wonderful.
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Speaker 2: But he did slap people down when they came at him.
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Speaker 2: He didn't say, well, you're entitled to your opinion. He
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Speaker 2: didn't do that. He was like, oh, you know why
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Speaker 2: you're really wrong? Here are the 38 reasons why you're wrong.
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Speaker 2: That's what I love. I love having a conversation with
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Speaker 2: someone Even if someone disagrees with me, I'm like, oh, awesome.
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Speaker 2: Why do you disagree? Why do you think that? There
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Speaker 2: was nothing more pertinent to me during the 2020 election
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Speaker 2: and this election when people would say Trump was a racist,
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Speaker 2: Trump was a misogynist, Trump was a fascist. And I'd
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Speaker 2: be like, oh my God, he is? I don't know
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Speaker 2: anything about this. My husband says this all the time.
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Speaker 2: And he would say, oh, can you give me some examples?
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Speaker 2: Because I feel like I'm super uninformed on this. And
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Speaker 2: then people get mad. Oh my God, are you challenging me?
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Speaker 3: No.
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Speaker 2: No, I'm asking you to support the very extreme statement
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Speaker 2: that you've just made. So if you're saying that so-and-so
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Speaker 2: is a misogynist, so-and-so is a racist, then I am
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Speaker 2: assuming you have a list of examples or at least
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Speaker 2: two or three, right? Because we have to create a
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Speaker 2: pattern to accuse someone of being an ist, right? Misogynist, fascist, racist,
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Speaker 2: whatever the ist is. There's gotta be some sort of,
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Speaker 2: background material, right? But they never do. They don't have anything.
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Speaker 2: They have no idea why they are angry other than
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Speaker 2: somebody told them that's how you should feel. It's the
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Speaker 2: same thing that we saw during the Lindsay Clancy case
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Speaker 2: and all these dumb women were walking around just bringing
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Speaker 2: down the average on the daily basis saying, oh yeah, well,
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Speaker 2: I heard about it on TikTok. What do you mean
15:43
Speaker 2: you heard about it on TikTok? You heard what on TikTok?
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Speaker 2: The only thing you're hearing on TikTok is is a
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Speaker 2: clip from the trial or a clip and then somebody's
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Speaker 2: opinion on it, right? You have to watch the trial.
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Speaker 2: You have to read the documents. You know, I was
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Speaker 2: talking to somebody yesterday and I thought it was interesting
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Speaker 2: because their point was that Lindsay Clancy's husband was not
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Speaker 2: helpful when the kids were, you know, doing whatever and
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Speaker 2: she was at work and she was hearing the baby
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Speaker 2: monitor go off and he wasn't answering it. And she
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Speaker 2: used to call 911 from work and have them do
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Speaker 2: wellness checks because she didn't trust her husband. And I'm like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I got to tell you, I don't really care what
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Speaker 2: the reason is as to why she killed her children.
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Speaker 2: You're a murderer. You should go to prison. Like, okay,
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Speaker 2: you're in a bad marriage and you have a shitty husband.
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Speaker 2: You know, how many women are saying that? I'm very blessed.
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Speaker 2: I don't have that problem. But I know a lot
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Speaker 2: of women that do. And they have a shitty husband
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Speaker 2: who doesn't pick up the slack, who isn't a part
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Speaker 2: of the team. And unfortunately, it's on you. Is that
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Speaker 2: the reason now we have for killing your kids? I
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Speaker 2: just am having difficulty constantly having to appease those who
16:55
Speaker 2: wish to appease people who are doing things that really
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Speaker 2: need to have some accountability. And if we had accountability,
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Speaker 2: I think we would have a much better society because
17:06
Speaker 2: people will be afraid to do things. It's like when
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Speaker 2: you go to Singapore, you can be arrested for spitting
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Speaker 2: your gum on the pavement. It's not allowed. You're not
17:13
Speaker 2: allowed to litter. You're not allowed to spit your gum.
17:15
Speaker 2: You're not allowed to start shit up. You're not allowed
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Speaker 2: to smoke weed. You know, they were talking about the
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Speaker 2: tennis open the other day and people are smoking weed
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Speaker 2: and the debris and the trash is so poorly handled
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Speaker 2: in New York. I can tell you that firsthand. I
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Speaker 2: was there yesterday and it's so dirty. It's so dirty guys.
17:31
Speaker 2: I mean, it's, I mean, it's kind of probably like
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Speaker 2: mom Donnie's apartment, I guess, you know, uh, it's just
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Speaker 2: really dirty and gross. And so we've got this massive
17:42
Speaker 2: issue of people smoking weed in New York. I mean,
17:45
Speaker 2: you can't walk anywhere and not get skunked. It's everywhere.
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Speaker 2: And so these athletes come in and they're trying to play,
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Speaker 2: you know, at the US Open, this massive event for
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Speaker 2: people who play tennis and they can't breathe. I mean,
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Speaker 2: even the people in the stands are like, I can't breathe.
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Speaker 2: The smell of weed is so strong. It is overwhelming.
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Speaker 2: And we just, no accountability. It's legal here. It's not
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Speaker 2: even a misdemeanor anymore. They don't even do anything about it.
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Speaker 2: It's just cast to the side, 100%. So I'm on
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Speaker 2: my high horse, but it is a larger issue, lack
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Speaker 2: of accountability and this willingness to completely and totally coalesce
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Speaker 2: our American way with communism, socialism, Marxism. And Secretary of
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Speaker 2: State Rubio very recently this week was asked about his
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Speaker 2: dealings right now with various countries, and in particular, Venezuela.
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Speaker 2: And he starts to talk about the history of all
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Speaker 2: these isms and how poorly they have performed in all
18:51
Speaker 2: of these other countries. So this idea of, well, let's
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Speaker 2: try it here. Maybe we'll get it right. Does that
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Speaker 2: make any sense to anybody? I don't think so.
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Speaker 4: The question was whether I was worried about left-wing groups
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Speaker 4: or left-wing movements rising as a result of U.S. policy.
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Speaker 4: Left-wing groups have already been here, and they've destroyed the hemisphere.
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Speaker 4: The left-wing destroyed Venezuela. The left-wing destroyed Cuba. The left-wing
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Speaker 4: destroyed Nicaragua. The left-wing has basically destroyed every country they've
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Speaker 4: gotten a hold of in the hemisphere. Not only have
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Speaker 4: they done that here in Ecuador as well, not only
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Speaker 4: have they done that in Bolivia. Look what Bolivia has
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Speaker 4: suffered for 25 years because of left-wing governance. And in fact,
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Speaker 4: not only did these groups destroy these countries because of
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Speaker 4: bad economic policies in places like Ecuador and in Colombia
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Speaker 4: over the last four years, these left-wing groups are actually
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Speaker 4: in alliance with these criminal narco-trafficking organizations. They are aligned
19:39
Speaker 4: with them. They are allied with them. They permit them
19:41
Speaker 4: to conduct these activities in a nefarious alliance between them.
19:45
Speaker 4: So I'm glad that's being confronted. And by the way,
19:48
Speaker 4: these groups are not just threats to these countries. They
19:49
Speaker 4: ultimately become threats to the United States. I work for
19:52
Speaker 4: the United States of America. And if a threat in
19:54
Speaker 4: this region is emerging to the national security and national
19:57
Speaker 4: interest of our country, we are going to address it.
19:59
Speaker 4: And what we're very happy about is that we can
20:01
Speaker 4: now address it in partnership with other presidents and other
20:04
Speaker 4: leaders in this region that feel the same way.
20:08
Speaker 2: So what's interesting is we can totally juxtapose that with
20:11
Speaker 2: this next clip we're going to play. So if you're
20:14
Speaker 2: listening and not watching, I'll describe it to you. These
20:16
Speaker 2: are Red Cross workers set up on the beaches of Ceuta, Spain,
20:21
Speaker 2: and they are providing essentials, quote unquote, to the migrants
20:28
Speaker 2: that are being brought illegally to the shores of this
20:31
Speaker 2: tiny little community. And if you're watching any kind of
20:35
Speaker 2: international news, and I hope you are, The people of
20:38
Speaker 2: Suza Spain are speaking out. They are fighting back. They're
20:41
Speaker 2: very similar to what's happening in England right now, where
20:44
Speaker 2: all of these illegal migrants are being dropped off in
20:47
Speaker 2: various towns, where some of the towns have as few
20:50
Speaker 2: as five to 600 people, and then they get 3,000
20:55
Speaker 2: fighting age men to come into the town. And these
20:58
Speaker 2: are not men that ascribe themselves to the mores of
21:03
Speaker 2: our Western society, right? These are people who are like,
21:06
Speaker 2: oh yeah, like here, like we're good. We just, you know,
21:09
Speaker 2: clobber women, rape them. You know, we rape your children, girls, boys,
21:12
Speaker 2: doesn't really matter. You know, it's just so incompatible with
21:18
Speaker 2: the way that we live our lives here. And so
21:20
Speaker 2: somebody took this footage of the Red Cross on the
21:23
Speaker 2: beaches of Suta, Spain. It is repulsive to watch. And
21:28
Speaker 2: they're just lined up. They're coming in from the water
21:31
Speaker 2: and they have boxes and boxes and boxes of goods.
21:35
Speaker 2: for them to give out. It is so frightening and
21:38
Speaker 2: so disgusting. And I truly do not understand how in
21:42
Speaker 2: God's great name, we are supposed to handle working with
21:46
Speaker 2: people like this. They just don't think like us guys.
21:50
Speaker 2: So it's just, it's one of those things, you know,
21:53
Speaker 2: and forgive me, I had to take a little break.
21:54
Speaker 2: So I'm back now. So if I look different, it's
21:56
Speaker 2: because it's about six hours later and we're continuing the show,
21:59
Speaker 2: but I got called away. You know, that's what happens
22:01
Speaker 2: when you produce your own show as well as producing
22:03
Speaker 2: everybody else's. So But I look at what's happening in Ceuta, Spain.
22:08
Speaker 2: I look at what's happening in England. And then I
22:10
Speaker 2: look today on 9-11 and there is nothing sacred anymore.
22:15
Speaker 2: We're 25 years later and we have lost our ability
22:20
Speaker 2: to respect the most solemn of days. Like we have
22:24
Speaker 2: 3000 families coming to this 9-11 memorial, all their friends,
22:30
Speaker 2: all their extended families to just take a moment and
22:35
Speaker 2: remember what someone that was murdered at the hands of Islam.
22:38
Speaker 2: And you have all these people outside that are screaming
22:44
Speaker 2: Allahu Akbar, the same exact thing that the hijacker screamed
22:50
Speaker 2: when they got on the plane that day, the same
22:52
Speaker 2: exact thing that happens every single time one of these
22:56
Speaker 2: lunatics decides that they're going to attack someone who is,
23:01
Speaker 2: in their opinion, an infidel, right? And they're outside. And
23:05
Speaker 2: then we've got these other people who are calmly, peacefully
23:11
Speaker 2: protesting because asshole mom, Donnie decided to show up and
23:17
Speaker 2: he's there despite over a hundred thousand signatures to like,
23:22
Speaker 2: ask him, please do not come. We don't want you there.
23:26
Speaker 2: And we see this video today from the memorial service.
23:29
Speaker 2: He's there with AOC and they're laughing and And you
23:33
Speaker 2: have to ask yourself how far we have come, how
23:37
Speaker 2: terrible it is. And I think part of the reason
23:44
Speaker 2: why these people are so God awful and why when
23:48
Speaker 2: people go on the street and they ask a very
23:50
Speaker 2: simple question like, who is responsible for the attacks on 9-11?
23:55
Speaker 2: And not like the deep thought I think it was
23:58
Speaker 2: an inside job. I think there were bombs in the building.
24:01
Speaker 2: I think George Bush knew. I think the Saudis knew.
24:05
Speaker 2: I think Israel did it. The Mossad is responsible. Just
24:08
Speaker 2: put all of the questions to the side. I'm not
24:11
Speaker 2: saying any of it's wrong or right. I'm just saying
24:13
Speaker 2: put it to the side. What we know, what is understood,
24:19
Speaker 2: what's being taught, and people don't know. They have no
24:24
Speaker 2: idea who Muhammad Fatah is. They have no idea who
24:28
Speaker 2: Osama bin Laden is. They have no idea that there
24:32
Speaker 2: was potential involvement from Saudi Arabia, that there were proxies
24:38
Speaker 2: of Iran, that there were people calling for the death
24:41
Speaker 2: and destruction of America since the first attacks that happened
24:46
Speaker 2: at the World Trade Center in 1993. And what we're
24:49
Speaker 2: finding out now is that so much of the information
24:54
Speaker 2: that followed those 1993 attacks were actually given in presidential
24:58
Speaker 2: briefs to presidents like Clinton. And they're actually releasing all
25:02
Speaker 2: of these files now. And I think they said they
25:06
Speaker 2: gave out 1998 to 2006 or something like that. And
25:10
Speaker 2: it shows very clearly that they thought that there were
25:14
Speaker 2: Muslim extremists in the United States planning on hijacking planes,
25:19
Speaker 2: using them as weapons, And they're releasing all of it now.
25:23
Speaker 2: All this stuff was held in presidential briefings given to
25:26
Speaker 2: presidents long before and since 2001. So it really begs
25:33
Speaker 2: the question, is there a point at which we start
25:37
Speaker 2: to trust the experts that present this information? Like if
25:42
Speaker 2: you have people that are coming in and saying, hey,
25:45
Speaker 2: we have a lot of intel and sources that are
25:49
Speaker 2: leading us to believe the following is possible. Even if
25:53
Speaker 2: we don't know what's going to happen, wouldn't we take precaution?
25:56
Speaker 2: Like if somebody said, hey, it might rain today, I'm
25:59
Speaker 2: going to bring an umbrella because why not be prepared?
26:02
Speaker 2: That seems to be missing on a much larger scale
26:05
Speaker 2: in our government. Even today. I mean, most of the
26:10
Speaker 2: time as I am watching the news, I believe that
26:12
Speaker 2: two things are happening. A, I'm not being told the
26:15
Speaker 2: whole story, 100%. And B, the people that are telling
26:19
Speaker 2: the story are probably part of the problem and don't
26:21
Speaker 2: actually have an idea what the hell is going on.
26:25
Speaker 2: This whole concept that our news needs to be sanitized
26:29
Speaker 2: is part of the reason why people are so ignorant
26:32
Speaker 2: because they never get to see what's really happening. You know,
26:36
Speaker 2: I remember being trapped in a building on 9-11 and
26:39
Speaker 2: looking out my window and seeing people jump from the
26:42
Speaker 2: buildings and watching people that survived walk from downtown to
26:49
Speaker 2: midtown to uptown covered in the ash and the rubble
26:53
Speaker 2: from the collapse of the buildings. You know, I can
26:56
Speaker 2: remember not being able to leave my building and the
26:59
Speaker 2: announcements coming saying that the building's on lockdown and you
27:02
Speaker 2: can't leave and people calling their families, you know, and
27:05
Speaker 2: we were, we were in midtown. We were far away
27:07
Speaker 2: from what was happening at the World Trade Center. And
27:10
Speaker 2: I had worked at the World Trade Center many, many times.
27:12
Speaker 2: I knew many people there. My husband, the same. He
27:14
Speaker 2: was actually there that day on the New York Stock Exchange.
27:17
Speaker 2: And so we have these stories, right? And we all
27:20
Speaker 2: have stories of where we were on 9-11. But when
27:23
Speaker 2: you're there and you saw it firsthand and then you
27:25
Speaker 2: talk to people in the street and they say, we
27:27
Speaker 2: don't actually believe it happened. We don't believe that many
27:29
Speaker 2: people died. It's actually really offensive because you're like, yeah, no,
27:34
Speaker 2: that many people did die. I was there. I saw
27:37
Speaker 2: people jumping out of the buildings. Like, you can't. I'm sorry.
27:42
Speaker 2: It's just a bridge too far.
27:44
Speaker 5: And so.
27:45
Speaker 2: I think the other thing that people try to erase
27:47
Speaker 2: is now they're trying to say, well, it wasn't Muslim
27:49
Speaker 2: extremists or it wasn't Islam or what? Yes, it was. Yes,
27:53
Speaker 2: it was. We are not compatible with Islam. We're not. Sorry,
27:58
Speaker 2: not sorry. Somebody has to start to say it because
28:01
Speaker 2: we have to be able to have conversations about what's
28:04
Speaker 2: really happening. I can promise you if a bunch of
28:08
Speaker 2: Christians were running around and flying planes into buildings and
28:12
Speaker 2: screaming Jesus Christ is king in a threatening and demonic way,
28:16
Speaker 2: we would be able to talk about it. But there's
28:19
Speaker 2: sort of this strange, we can't say anything, it's Islamophobia. No,
28:23
Speaker 2: it's not Islamophobia. It's Islamic fact, period, end of sentence.
28:29
Speaker 2: You want to tell me that a bunch of guys
28:31
Speaker 2: meeting in a mosque in the middle of the day,
28:34
Speaker 2: blocking their cars in the middle of streets, kneeling down,
28:38
Speaker 2: Praising this God and coming out and saying, I can
28:41
Speaker 2: kill any infidel. I can practice Takiyah. I can do whatever.
28:44
Speaker 2: This is happening every day in New York. Every single day.
28:49
Speaker 2: So 25 years later, we've got a Muslim mayor with
28:52
Speaker 2: this crazy, you know, chief council advisor, friends with Hassan Piker,
28:57
Speaker 2: who says we deserve 9-11. And he's got, you know,
29:00
Speaker 2: Mahmoud Khalil in his house. I mean, I can go
29:02
Speaker 2: over and over these things again and again. But we are, we've...
29:07
Speaker 2: We're infiltrated. Like the jig is up. We see it
29:11
Speaker 2: and we're aware. Full circle. I think if we started
29:15
Speaker 2: to show people the footage of the buildings, the footage
29:19
Speaker 2: of the people that had to choose between burning to
29:21
Speaker 2: death and jumping out of a window at 200 feet,
29:25
Speaker 2: at 400 feet, at a thousand feet, whatever it is,
29:29
Speaker 2: you know, people that collapsed inside of these buildings, the
29:32
Speaker 2: untold stories, the voicemails that were left, maybe then, These
29:36
Speaker 2: idiot lunatics that say 9-11 didn't happen or it's a
29:39
Speaker 2: conspiracy or whatever would start to rethink what they're saying,
29:44
Speaker 2: what they're seeing, and what they've been told. So here's
29:47
Speaker 2: a little reminder. This is the Palestinians on 9-11 hearing
29:53
Speaker 2: the news that the World Trade Center had been attacked.
29:57
Speaker 6: The V sign for victory being displayed in East Jerusalem
30:02
Speaker 6: today among jubilant Palestinians that the United States had been
30:06
Speaker 6: subject to this attack. What are we to make of that, Jennifer?
30:10
Speaker 6: Yasser Arafat may issue this condemnation.
30:13
Speaker 3: Look at this.
30:14
Speaker 6: We're seeing people applauding, clapping, smiling, happy to know that
30:19
Speaker 6: thousands of Americans have died in this sneak attack. And
30:23
Speaker 6: there you see a V for victory sign held up
30:25
Speaker 6: to the camera. What are we to make of that?
30:27
Speaker 6: And what are we to make of what— about what Yasser
30:32
Speaker 6: Arafat said today?
30:34
Speaker 5: The United States blamed by some Palestinians for its ongoing support,
30:38
Speaker 5: as it is seen, of Israel in this conflict, in
30:41
Speaker 5: this Middle Eastern conflict. However, while some Palestinians were taking
30:45
Speaker 5: to the streets in apparent celebration, one youth was quoted
30:49
Speaker 5: as saying, as he received a sweet, sweets handed around
30:52
Speaker 5: in celebration, this is a sweet from Osama bin Laden,
30:55
Speaker 5: he said.
30:56
Speaker 2: Back to you.
30:57
Speaker 3: Pat Dawson, thanks very much. We have some videotape, I understand,
31:01
Speaker 3: that we're going to show you from the West Bank.
31:04
Speaker 3: These are Palestinian celebrations in the wake of Tuesday's terror
31:07
Speaker 3: attacks in the United States. Apparently, Palestinians took to the
31:12
Speaker 3: street chanting, God is great. People were throwing candy, distributing
31:16
Speaker 3: candy to passersby.
31:19
Speaker 6: The U.S.
31:20
Speaker 3: Government obviously has become increasingly unpopular, particularly in the West
31:25
Speaker 3: Bank and Gaza Strip, because Palestinians feel that the U.S.
31:29
Speaker 3: government has sided with Israel. One man, Nawal Abdel Fattah,
31:35
Speaker 3: wearing a long black dress, threw sweets in the air, saying, actually,
31:40
Speaker 3: that's a woman, pardon me, saying she was happy because, quote,
31:43
Speaker 3: America is the head of the snake. America always stands
31:46
Speaker 3: by Israel in its war against us. Meanwhile, Yasser Arafat
31:50
Speaker 3: emerged to speak with reporters.
31:54
Speaker 2: So it's interesting. There's two different reports there, right? That's
31:56
Speaker 2: Katie Couric speaking. And then we've got Brit Hume and
32:00
Speaker 2: Jennifer Griffin, you know, 25 years ago, obviously. but it's
32:04
Speaker 2: just showing you from two sides of the coin, right?
32:06
Speaker 2: Because we've got various networks that were reporting on it.
32:09
Speaker 2: So it wasn't just one network, but I think what
32:13
Speaker 2: we learned there and what we're seeing there, and I
32:16
Speaker 2: will tell you firsthand to complete that thought that I
32:20
Speaker 2: have been to Gaza, not to Gaza, but I've been
32:24
Speaker 2: to the West bank. I have been to Israel and
32:28
Speaker 2: I have seen the Gaza strip and I have seen
32:30
Speaker 2: what goes on there. And when you are in Israel,
32:34
Speaker 2: It is the democracy of the Middle East. They have
32:37
Speaker 2: every religion. They have the gays. They have the straights.
32:40
Speaker 2: They have the Orthodox Jews. They have the secular Jews.
32:45
Speaker 2: They have the Greek Orthodox. They've got Ukrainian Orthodox. They've
32:49
Speaker 2: got a Catholic church. And then they've got mosques. They've
32:54
Speaker 2: got them all together. Then you look across and you
32:57
Speaker 2: see one very, very distinct detail, and it is filth.
33:04
Speaker 2: It is dirty and it is unkept and it is unclean.
33:08
Speaker 2: And the reason why is because the people that run
33:14
Speaker 2: East Jerusalem, what they hope would be their two-state solution,
33:18
Speaker 2: but in their opinion, they only want one state, but
33:20
Speaker 2: they want it to all be Palestine, right? What they're
33:23
Speaker 2: looking for and what they have are two different things
33:26
Speaker 2: because the people that run it use all the money
33:29
Speaker 2: for war. money that was given in many of the
33:33
Speaker 2: agreements over the last, you know, hundred years. And when
33:37
Speaker 2: you see that they've used all that money, not for electricity,
33:42
Speaker 2: not for tunnels, for running water, not for irrigation so
33:46
Speaker 2: that they can create some sort of produce and have
33:49
Speaker 2: something out there in the desert. None of that. What
33:52
Speaker 2: they have done is they have spent it on weapons
33:54
Speaker 2: on tunnels to go under Israel so that they can
33:57
Speaker 2: attack people in the dead of night. Their entire existence
34:02
Speaker 2: is to kill. And not only is it to kill,
34:05
Speaker 2: it's to kill in the name of Allah. If you
34:06
Speaker 2: listen there, you can hear children screaming, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar,
34:10
Speaker 2: God is great, God is great. And why are they
34:13
Speaker 2: screaming God is great? Because people got murdered. That's what
34:16
Speaker 2: they're cheering about. I just, I don't see any other
34:21
Speaker 2: religion walking down the street screaming whatever it is, whatever their,
34:26
Speaker 2: you know, Jesus Christ is king, God is great, you know,
34:32
Speaker 2: whatever it is. You don't see that from any other religion.
34:36
Speaker 2: You only see it from Islam. Islam is not compatible
34:40
Speaker 2: with anything else because Islam is a religion of dominance
34:44
Speaker 2: and control. And that's all they believe and that's all
34:47
Speaker 2: they've been taught their entire existence. And so when we
34:51
Speaker 2: look at tape like that, which is the immediate reaction
34:54
Speaker 2: that we see to a mass murder in another country. Meanwhile,
35:00
Speaker 2: how many of our tax dollars are going to USAID
35:05
Speaker 2: to be funneled over, to be stolen, and then we
35:09
Speaker 2: are literally funding a war against ourselves because of all
35:12
Speaker 2: the corrupt politicians that take all the money and funnel
35:15
Speaker 2: it right back into the very people who want to
35:17
Speaker 2: kill us. It never ceases to amaze me how the
35:22
Speaker 2: money and the oil and the energy wars, how it
35:26
Speaker 2: all comes down to one group of people who really
35:30
Speaker 2: don't care about the pawns in the party. They care
35:33
Speaker 2: about power and they care about their own profit and control, period,
35:38
Speaker 2: end of sentence. So 25 years later, I still get
35:43
Speaker 2: totally and completely broken when I hear some of the
35:46
Speaker 2: things that are happening, when I look at some of
35:49
Speaker 2: the things that are happening, when I see the complete
35:52
Speaker 2: and utter destruction lack of knowledge about something that's only
35:55
Speaker 2: two decades old. I can't imagine with these people that
35:58
Speaker 2: are being, you know, man on the street questions that
36:01
Speaker 2: they're getting all over New York City today at these,
36:03
Speaker 2: you know, memorials and they're asking them, you know, why
36:05
Speaker 2: are you protesting today?
36:07
Speaker 5: They don't know.
36:08
Speaker 2: It's literally the same thing as Antifa or BLM or
36:11
Speaker 2: any of these other, you know, LGBTQ, trans, I'm an
36:14
Speaker 2: idiot groups. It doesn't matter. They are all the same.
36:17
Speaker 2: They were hired, they were given a sign and they
36:19
Speaker 2: go out and they march. And I saw it today.
36:22
Speaker 2: I saw a transvestite dressed up in some sort of
36:28
Speaker 2: S & M outfit outside of the memorial tearing pages
36:32
Speaker 2: out of the Bible. And I thought to myself, what
36:35
Speaker 2: the hell does that have to do with the 9-11
36:38
Speaker 2: memorial service on the 25th anniversary? What purpose does this
36:43
Speaker 2: serve for you? What void are you filling?
36:47
Speaker 3: I don't know.
36:48
Speaker 2: I really don't. But I can tell you that I'm
36:51
Speaker 2: really sick of seeing people that are peacefully and very
36:57
Speaker 2: professionally demonstrating if there is such a thing. Like what
37:01
Speaker 2: I saw today with these people that were down there
37:03
Speaker 2: and they were protesting Mir Mamdani being there. And it
37:07
Speaker 2: really hurts your heart to see the police because they
37:09
Speaker 2: can push them back, pushing them back. And then you
37:13
Speaker 2: see the other groups, right? All screaming, Allahu Akbar and
37:18
Speaker 2: God is great. America sucks, down with America. Could you
37:21
Speaker 2: guys just leave? We'd love you to go. We'll pay
37:24
Speaker 2: for you to leave. That I think is the general
37:27
Speaker 2: consensus of most people. And unfortunately, many of our reporters,
37:34
Speaker 2: many of our news broadcasters, many of our networks are
37:39
Speaker 2: either unwilling or unable to speak truthfully about what is happening.
37:44
Speaker 2: And what eventually will happen is it'll be too late.
37:47
Speaker 2: You'll be trying to broadcast, you'll be trying to explain
37:50
Speaker 2: You'll be trying to move forward, but the war is
37:51
Speaker 2: going to be on our ground. They're not going to
37:54
Speaker 2: wait for us to take it over to the Middle East.
37:55
Speaker 2: They're not going to wait for us to put any
37:58
Speaker 2: more of our men and women in harm's way. They're
38:00
Speaker 2: going to bring it here. They're going to come after
38:02
Speaker 2: the regular people. I say, let's see how tough Antifa
38:06
Speaker 2: is when we get invaded and when that stuff comes
38:08
Speaker 2: to our front doorstep. And then we'll see how peaceful
38:12
Speaker 2: they are. And then we'll understand, oh, you want to
38:15
Speaker 2: take migrants in? You want to take illegal immigrants in?
38:17
Speaker 2: You want to assimilate and just let, you know, you
38:21
Speaker 2: become like them as opposed to them become like us. Yeah, sure.
38:25
Speaker 2: Let's see how that works out. I think it's going
38:27
Speaker 2: to be a very unsuccessful project and a very short
38:30
Speaker 2: lived project at that. I want to take a minute
38:33
Speaker 2: here before we close out today. I have these stories
38:38
Speaker 2: that I printed out. They don't have any video or audio,
38:41
Speaker 2: but I think they're really important stories to tell. And
38:45
Speaker 2: I just have a couple of them. There's so many, honestly,
38:48
Speaker 2: that I read all day today. And my heart hurts
38:50
Speaker 2: when I think about it because these are people that
38:54
Speaker 2: gave up their lives. These are people that never saw
38:56
Speaker 2: their loved ones again. These are people whose wives were pregnant.
39:00
Speaker 2: These are women who were pregnant with their little babies
39:03
Speaker 2: and their husbands at home never saw them or their
39:06
Speaker 2: unborn child. All because of Islam. And there's this one guy.
39:13
Speaker 2: His name is Rick Rescorla. And he was the head
39:17
Speaker 2: of security for Morgan Stanley. And he was at Morgan
39:22
Speaker 2: Stanley at the World Trade Center when the 1993 attack happened.
39:27
Speaker 2: And he implemented fire drills, evacuations. drills. He had this megaphone.
39:33
Speaker 2: He was born in Cornwall, ironically. And he would sing
39:38
Speaker 2: these Welsh and Cornish songs from his megaphone as he
39:41
Speaker 2: got people out of the building. And of course, people
39:43
Speaker 2: hate fire drills and they hate doing all this stuff.
39:45
Speaker 2: But anyways, and he would tell all of his employees
39:48
Speaker 2: to In an emergency, no matter what chaos is happening
39:51
Speaker 2: around you, no matter what anyone tells you, leave your offices,
39:55
Speaker 2: go down the stairwells, leave the building. So he had
40:01
Speaker 2: always said that he thought there would be another attack.
40:03
Speaker 2: And then on September 11th, we had one. And when
40:08
Speaker 2: the North Tower was hit, the Port Authority announced over
40:11
Speaker 2: the South Tower speaker system, do not leave the building.
40:14
Speaker 2: The area is secure. And he ignored them. And he said,
40:18
Speaker 2: you know what? We're getting out of here and we're evacuating.
40:20
Speaker 2: Not in that same language, but you get the point.
40:24
Speaker 2: And so he gets all of these people out and
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Speaker 2: he was singing his Cornish songs on his megaphone. After
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Speaker 2: he had gotten over 2000 people out, he went back
40:35
Speaker 2: and he looked for survivors, but he called his wife
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Speaker 2: first and he said, stop crying. I have to get
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Speaker 2: these people out for safety. I have to get these
40:43
Speaker 2: people out safely. If something should happen to me, I
40:45
Speaker 2: want you to know that I've never been happier You
40:48
Speaker 2: made my life. And he went back into the tower.
40:52
Speaker 2: And that was the last time anybody saw him alive.
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Speaker 2: All but six of the Morgan Stanley employees survived. 2,700
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Speaker 2: Morgan Stanley employees survived because he got them out. Had
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Speaker 2: they obeyed the port authority, they would have all died.
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Speaker 2: But they listened to Rick. And he was one of
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Speaker 2: those six that gave up his life. Those are the
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Speaker 2: stories that you don't hear about. when you've got douchebags
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Speaker 2: like this little loser screaming Allahu Akbar today. He's getting
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Speaker 2: all of the notoriety today, but Rick Rescorla saved over
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Speaker 2: 2,500 people because he didn't listen to everybody else and
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Speaker 2: he got them all out safely. There's another woman I
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Speaker 2: want to talk to you about. Her name is Benny Ong.
41:39
Speaker 2: She was a flight attendant on flight 11 for American
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Speaker 2: Airlines and She actually called and gave information back to
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Speaker 2: the tower and she was able to give in hijackers
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Speaker 2: seat numbers, crucial details about them so that they could
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Speaker 2: later on figure out what happened and who they were.
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Speaker 2: So of her last moments of life, Betty Young called
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Speaker 2: and saved as many people as she could because she
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Speaker 2: knew that her flight was going the wrong way and
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Speaker 2: was going to hurt something or somebody. She didn't know
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Speaker 2: what was happening, obviously. She knew that they had these,
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Speaker 2: you know, five hijackers on the plane and had no
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Speaker 2: idea what would happen next. But instead of waiting and
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Speaker 2: trying to figure out, you know, what to do next,
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Speaker 2: she made a call and said, here's what I know
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Speaker 2: so far. I'm going to give you what I know
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Speaker 2: because I don't know how much longer we all have.
42:33
Speaker 2: Last person we'll talk about today is Father Michael Fallon Judge.
42:38
Speaker 2: And on September 11th, he rushed from his friary at St.
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Speaker 2: Francis of Assisi Church to the World Trade Center. He
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Speaker 2: entered the lobby of the North Tower and he refused
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Speaker 2: to leave while first responders remained inside. And he spent
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Speaker 2: his final moments praying for the victims inside the towers.
42:57
Speaker 2: He did not leave the towers alive. These are the
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Speaker 2: stories that I think could bear repeating. And it would
43:06
Speaker 2: be great to have a little bit of awareness and
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Speaker 2: a little bit of recognition for those people. My heart
43:14
Speaker 2: breaks for their families. My heart breaks for those who
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Speaker 2: never got to hear their loved ones again and only
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Speaker 2: have a recording if they got that. So many people didn't.
43:23
Speaker 2: They never got to say goodbye. I think that kind
43:25
Speaker 2: of emptiness and not having the closure is really heartbreaking.
43:29
Speaker 2: And I'm just one person, but I pray for them.
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Speaker 2: And I hope that they have found some peace over
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Speaker 2: the last 25 years, knowing that their loved ones are
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Speaker 2: in a better place. Because this place is disgusting. That's
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Speaker 2: for sure. On 9-11, I hope that everybody takes a
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Speaker 2: moment to remember those who died and to pray that
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Speaker 2: it never happens again and to also pray that we
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Speaker 2: have the wisdom that if and when it does, we're
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Speaker 2: prepared because I certainly think it's going to. This is
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Speaker 2: Linda McLaughlin. It's 9-11, 25 years later. I want to
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Speaker 2: thank you for listening. You can see more of my
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Speaker 2: shows and hear more of my shows at lindamic at therogerecap, roguerecap.com.
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Speaker 2: God bless you. Stay safe. We'll see you next time.